The record-union., 1897-02-14

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ly taking up the lovely strain, weaving
it into a sublime blending Of harmony
through which ever and anon the solo
strain would appear sustained by one
instrument. Mrs. Moeller sang From
Out Thine Eyes" Mrs. Hawley and
Mrs. Pierce gave the vocal duet I'll Des-
dichodo' Saint Saens); Mrs. Longbot-
tom sung Loves Proving" Mrs.
Pierce later on sung a solo very effect
lively, and by special and urgent re-
quest of the ladies present Irma Fitch
sung annie Laurie. Mrs. Moeller and
Mrs. LongbottOm have never been
heard to better advantage. Mrs. Long
bottoms beautiful voice is coming out
wonderfully under good training. All
the numbers were especially good, the
acoustic properties of the rooms being
particularly favorable.
Mrs NJ. r. Foster has been making a
short visit to her daughter, Mrs. Eu-
gene Smith, during the past week, re-
yesterday.
The residence of Mrs. Monsch at Fiji
teenth and H. streets was the scene
of a birthday party on the evening of
the Sth inst, given in honor of the
hostess herself. The porlors were COM
forta bly, filled, and music was discours-
ed in the back parlor. while across the
hall in the morning room whist and
checkers were the order of the evening.
At 11:30 an adjournment was made to
the dining room, where an elegant
repast was spread, the table being dec
GRATED in harmony With the other
rooms with violets, dahnes and sni-
lax. The party did not arise from the
table tiil / O'Clock, and it was 1:30 be-
fore the guests departed for their
homes, wishing the hostess many hap
py returns. Besides Mrs. Monsch and
her two sons, Martin and Allen, there
were present: Mr.. and Mrs. Kreuz-
berger, Mr.. and Mrs. Willie Hopkinson,
Mrs. and Miss Lucy Ebel, Mrs. and
Miss Lulu BechtoId. Miss Edith Law
renee, Mr. Ramsey, Miss Nina Mott,
Mrs. Gerrlsh Genung and Miss Tneo
| Genung.
| Mrs. Andrew Younger has gone tC
Ventura, summoned thither by the
| death of her sister-in-law, Mrs. Judge
| Hamer. Mrs. Younger expects hei
| brother to accompany her to her home
in this city upon her return.
| The wedding is announced to take
! place some time in the '>present-fu-
| ture,' if one may be allowed the ex-
preston, Of Miss Louise c. Reeber, vel
| known among the young people of Sac
ramento, and Harry Derr, the genia,
| and jolly telegraph operator at the
| freight sheds. Harry is a great favo.
| rite and the boys are all ready witt
/ their congratulations as soon as tbs
| happy event takes the tangible form ol
| a wedding ceremony. No one seems tC
| know just what the exact date is. Il
| can't be that Harry is keeping it from
| the boys deliberately or with malice
prepense. Of course not! Merely 9
| little oversight We shall soon know
| all about it without a shadow Of q
! doubt.
/ Inc 1OuUS I~eOpIC y EoocteLy VI tHf1Sl L
| ian Endeavor held pleasant social or
| Friday night at the home of Mr.. Gro
| then. on Fourteenth street, between Il
| and l. After varied programme, mu-
| steal and literary, refreshments wert
| served and a general good time indulg-
| ed in.
! On Wednesday night a social was hello
! in the Sunday-school rooms of St
| PauFs Episcopal Church, which was
| like its predecessors, hugely enjoyed
/ by good attendance. on the Monday
/ previous. the 9th instant, Mr.. Neil. tbs
| rector of the parish, entertained tht
choir at his home on the corner Of
j Eleventh and r streets. After an en-
| ioyable and social time together. tbs
| little company repaired to the dinins
room and partook Of a supper at which
nothing was lacking TO warm the sou
and cheer the inner man.
The Western Hotel register records thf
name Of Mrs Stuyvesant Peete, who !!
! State President of the w. c. T. L, and
/ is in Sacramento lobbying for the pas
sage Of a bill Also the names @
! Judge Campbell and Judge Hunt o
/ san Francisco.
Miss Julia Crocker is in the city, tht
( guest of her sister, Mrs. Fanny Crock
/ en- -McCreary. POLLY OLIVER.
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