The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1897-06-20

pearance of Mr.. Maloney's eye, it is as
we'll perhaps to add that he is not en-
tering the lists as a pugilist, having no
leaning whatever in that direction. Ar
rived at the home of their host the par
ty proceeded to do full justice to his
bountiful hospitality. The Arions fur
nishng the music, dancing was in
dulged in until late hour, in the spac-
iouS kitchen. Games were also fully
INDUCED in and during the evening
there was a tug of war between the
Arions and Weinstock & Lubin boys,
the Arions coming off victorious. When
the evening was getting well on toward
the midnight hour a bOuntiful supper
was served to which the jolly company
did such justice as must indeed have
pleased the cook, after which good
nights were said and the hay wagon
with its freight of young people was
soon homeward bound. On the way
to town it was suddenly discovered
that one of the party, a Mr.. Andrews,
was missing. Upon search being made
he was found deeply imbedded in the
hay at the bottom of the wagon. The
girls were instantly all sympathy for
his rather fOrlorn position, but their
fears for his safety were soon dis
PEELED and hearty laugh went the
rounds upon his declaring that he was
used to it, being nearly as deep in ex-
celsior every day. (Mr. Andrews is an
upholsterer) The party reached Sac
ramento at : a. M, after having had
in the language of one of the young
men, IAN out of sight time"
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There are no flies on Prentiss Mas
lin said one chap to another the 9TH
er day, as the Manager of the Blue
Canyon Water Company stepped into
his buggy to drive away from his Of
flee in the Pommer building. He did
not notice at first that a large piece
OF ''Tanglefoot'' having found its way
to the street had attached itself to one
OF MS wheels and as the buggy moved
on, round and round it went, in a man
ner so plainly hilarious it excited the
laughter of two schoolgirls standing on
the corner to an almost unconuuera-
bic degree. Prent was as usual equal
to the occasion, and although it took
considerable backing and maneuvering
he finally managed to rid himself of
his disagreeable incumbrance and drove
off triumphant, revolving in his mind
meanwhile the really narrow escape
he had had
Mrs. D. S. Moulton has returned to
her home in Oakland
The family of A. Lothammer left on
Tuesday for Pacific Grove. The fam
lily of e. Shelton will take their usual
summer outing at the same popular
seaside resort later on.
1t is said that a novel written by Miss
Virna Woods of this city has been
accepted by and will soon appear in
Lippincott's Magazine"
Still another wedding is to be added
to this weeks record, that of George
Vernon Watson to Miss Matte Will
Jams. The wedding, which took place
at the young lady's home on Eighteenth
street Thursday morning, at 11:3O
o'clock, was a very quiet affair. The
ceremony was performed by the Rev.
c. L. Mel, only very intimate friends
and immediate relatives of either party
being present. The bride was unat-
tended and wore the travelling dress in
| which she went away after the wed
ding breakfast. The young people took
the , O'Clock train for San Francisco,
where they will remain for about a
week. Mr.. Watson is the private sec
rotary of Colonel j. B. Wright, and is
Well known in Sacramento, having been
raised in our midst. The bride is also
we'll and favorably known in Sacra-
mento, and both have in common a
! large circle of friends to wish them well
/ in their new life. A lovely home has
/ been built on the corner of Fifteenth
! and C streets, beautifully furnished
| throughout. and here they will return
and Immediately take up the respon-
| sibilities of housekeeping. The time set
| for the wedding was successfully kept
/ secret, and it was not until the day
J had fairly dawned that it was definite
! ~ settled in the minds of host of anx-
/ ious friends just when congratulations
would be in order.
A sad shock comes to her many
! friends in the death Of Mary O'Neil,
which occurred at the home of her
mother at 6 o'clock on the evening of
| the 18th inst She had been i'll for
some weeks past, and was supposed to
! be on the road to recovery. when her
condition suddenly became alarming
/ " x4-orSa Her Sicfar Mrs IT w