The record-union., 1897-12-05


was a handsome glass dish. Miss Olive
Donnellan Of Salt Lake City carried off
the second ladies' prize, two elegant
hat pins. A. A. Van Voorhies took the
first gentleman's prize, a leather pocket
case. with a score of 12S points. JOS.
Steffens took the second, a unique pipe
rack. These second prizes ere what are
vulgarly called 'booby prizes but IN
this instance they We're won on very
good scores-90 in each case. There were
present, besides the prize winners, Mrs
Steffens, Mrs. Van Voorhies, Miss M
Donnellan of Salt Lake, c. e. Burnham,
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Beckman, Mr. and
| Mrs. D. D. Whitbeck, Mr.. and Mrs. c. II.
Cummings, Mr.. and Mrs. o Coleman,
| Mr.. and Mrs. S. S. Holl. Mr.. and Mrs
j. w. Hughes, Mr.. and Mrs. r. I. Dew
| lin, Mrs. and Mrs. r. d. Stephens, Mr..
and Mrs. E. B. Willis, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
Schaw, Miss Schaw, Miss Alsip, Mrs
Turrell, Mrs. B. r. Crocker,
Mrs. Wright. Miss Shook, Miss
Cox, Messrs. Frederick Cox, II.
Kimbrough, W. NJ. Sims w E. Lovdai,
A. j. Hechtman, E. X. Alsip, George
Lavenson, F. G. Smith and Frank
Miller.
| 1t Will doubtless be a source of pleas
ure to the friends of Miss Mabel Gilman
to learn that she has just made another
stride in the profession which she has
chosen She has been appearing in the
| title role, O Mimosa San in Fhe
Geisha," formerly played by Nancy Nc
Intosh, who has joined the DAILY Com
pany on tour and is supporting Ada Re
han in Much Ado About Nothing.
| Miss Gilman has shown much wisdom
in allying herself with such veteran
manager as Augustin DAILY and her pa
tience and perseverance is being re-
warded. She has substituted number
of times for principals in THE Circus
Girl and THE Geisha,' as we'll as ap-
pearing in minor roles of the Daily Com
pany proper. The prestige and dra-
matte education which she has received
under such excellent mana cement will
prove invaluable to her in the future.
1t is stated on the best authority that
DR.. F. H. Metcalf, the we'll known dent
ist, is to be married during the present
month to Miss Zillah Mann of this
county.
Mrs. Alvin J. Bruner announces that
she will be pleased to see her friends
Thursdays at 1923 II street.
The wedding of Miss Ida Clinch and
George Lester, of which a full account
appeared in these columns, was fol-
lowed by delightful reception at which
the bridal couple received the hearty
good wishes of scores of friends. The
! Of ha hrsi6 crowded With
guests and the lovely presents, of which
there were large number, attracted
universal attention and were the cause
of exclamations of delight during the
entire evening. The guests were con-
Quoted to the dining-room and seated
at small tables, each accommodating
four, and We're there served with tooth
some viands beside the wedding and
brides cake. The bride Wore an elegant
white silk and looked especially well in
wedding array. The guests were enter
tained with vocal solos by Horace
Crocker, Miss Dennis, Mr.. Phinney, Mrs.
Longbottom Miss Ross and Mr.. Long
bottom Mrs. Coppersmith and Mrs.
Howard sang a duet, Mrs. c. A. Neale
gave a piano solo and also acted as ac-
companist Miss Louise AIilliken and
of the soloists The reception was con-
Quoted in the most charming manner
and the immense crowd of guests were
made to enjoy themselves in an uncon-
ventional way without the least con-
fusion.
A very pretty wedding took place on
Sunday, November 2Sth, at the resi-
re NoL[ip61pv The
contracting parties were VIM. ]. Strick-
land of Sutter Greek and Miss Mary
Buffareno of Costumes. The bridegroom
was attended by VIM. ]. Glenn Of Sutter
Creek, the bride by Miss Jennie Ed
wards of Jackson. AS the noon hour ar
rived a wedding march, played by Miss
Daisy McKindley, brought the bridal
party into the parlor, which was dec
Grated with smilax, chrysanthemums,
ETC.. and the bride and groom took their
places beneath a large floral horseshoe.
The wedding knot was duly tied by Rev.
VIM. Pearce of lone, and the happy pair
received the hearty congratulations of
more than forty relatives and intimate
friends assembled. The bride was
tastefully dressed in white and the
bridesmaid in lavender. The presents
elegant dinner was served. Mr.. and
Mrs. Strickland left in the evening for
Sacramento. They will reside at SUIT
ter Creek.
Mrs. Maggie e. Reynolds, nee Hard
esty, vho resided in Sacramento a few
years ago, payed her old home and
friends a visit yesterday, accompanied
by her mother, Mrs. NJ. A. Frame. They
reside at Vavaville at present.
Mrs. +. Langtry and Mrs. ]. B. Giac-
omine Of Suisun visited Sacramento
| yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs George L. Arnold of Los
Angeles are stopping at the Golden
Eagle.
Mr. and Mrs. f. G.. Casey Of San
Francisco are at the Golden Eagle.
Supervisor J. NJ. Morrison has re-
turned from a long stay at the mine in
Trinity County in which he IS interested.
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