The record-union., 1896-02-18

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A quiet wedding took place yesterday
afternoon at the residence of d. w.
Higgins, 52S I street, the contracting
parties being Frank A. Wallace and
Miss Maggie Higgins. The house was
handsomely decorated in Smilax and
flowers. At the conclusion of the cere-
mrny the guests sat down TO a nicely
prepared lunch. Rev. Mr.. Hoyt of the
Congregational Church tied the nup
tial knot, and Benjamin B. Welch and
Miss Lily Wallace acted as groomsman
and bridesmaid, respectively. The hap
by couple left for San Francisco on the
3 o'clock train.
Next Saturday night the AS You Like
It Club will give what is termed ''Co-
lcnial tea They intend to make this
the event of the season, and great
preparations are being made. 1t will be
held at Foresters Hall and will last
from s o'clock till 9, after which the
hall will be cleared and the remainder
of the evening spent in dancing. InVi-
tations have already been issued. The
following young ladies constitute the
club: Misses Edith Howe.s Cleta Ber-
key Daisy Ennis, Lucy Murray, Dora
Taylor Ora Towle, Alice Hassett, Eta
Wallace, Rebe Nourse, Frances Nourse,
Alice Willis, Adelaide Dierssen, Laura
Cooper, Mabel Lyon, Ella Howe and
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Mrs. w. E. Briggs, Mrs. Hale, Mrs. DR..
Carr and Mrs. Douglas Lindley.
:
The Knights of Pythias will give an
entertainment at their Castle Hall on
Wednesday next. which promises to be
g very pleasant affair
A very pretty and enjoyable party
for the young people in and around the
r.eighborhood took place on Friday
evening at Arno. Dancing was the or
der of the evening, and the young peo-
pie tripped the light fantastic toe to
sweet music furnished for the occasion
by Fisch & Leddy. The small hall was
prettily decorated in green and yell
low, and the bright colors and bright
faces made lovely picture of beauty
and animated life that harmonized
beautifully the entire evening. The
young people join in thanking Mrs.
Alice NJ Valensin for their pleasure and
entertainment.
Armory Hall was the scene of reg
ular old-fashioned camp fire" last
night, being given by Company G, Sec
ond Infantry. The early part of the
evening was taken up by an amusing
programme, and was the cause of a
great deal Of laughter and merriment.
Immediately after this part Of the even
ings entertainment had been COM
pleted, the boys in blue and number
of invited guests adjourned to Company
BIS apartments. Here was the jollifi-
cation of the evening, Comrade Wiley
OF Sumner Post, G. A. r., making his
share of the fun. Colonel Guthrie and
Lieutenant Hughes also made some
very interesting remarks during the
festivities When camp" broke up,
the general opinion was that it was
few hours well spent. The programme
was as follows: Opening remarks, Cap
tain A. E. Stearns; Occidental Quartet,
Messrs Ellsworth, Cardinate, Milliken
and Holden; duet, piano and violin,
William Kellogg and William Toll; re-
marks, Colonel Robert Peeler; instru-
mental trio, two guitars and mandolin,
Messrs. S. S. Valenzuela, L. I. Moreno
and j. C. Garcia; clog dance, Ben
Lynn piano solo, Louis Duhain;
whistling solo, James Hastings; special
ties, Hanlan and Phillips. Next Fri
day night Company e will give COM
plimentary ball to the visiting sharp
shooters of the National Guard, who
will shoot next Saturday at the range.