The record-union., 1897-09-12


| Presbyterian Christian Endeavor So
ciety conducted the affair, and all
meeting at Westminster Church, each
one armed himself with a chair or a
number of dishes from the church pam
| try, and they marched in merry pro-
| cession from the church to the resi-
dence of the lately married couple
Amusement was not lacking and fun
fairly ragged during the evening, inter-
spersed with music and games. One
| of the features Of the affair was the
presentation of handsome rocking
| chair. The Rev. r. j. Johnstone made
! the presentation speech which Vas
| feelingly responded to by the bride.
| Plentiful refreshments were served and
! done ample justice to by the host of
young people present, and it is said
that the young men still grin with Sc
| cret delight over the success of some
! of their clever pranks. 1t was late
! hour before the young folks could make
up their minds to disperse and every
one present declared that he had never
| enjoyed a more thoroughly enjoyable
evening.
Miss Mae Carroll, who has been
tives in San Francisco, returned home
on FriGay evening last.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert T. Hawley, who
have spent the past three months in
travelling about the State for Mr. Haw-
leys health, have returned. They re-
port having had a most enjoyable time.
and NJ. Hawley's health is greatly i'm
| urOy-11 hxya oh a of ri q
Quite delegation of Native Sons
went from Sacramento to attend the
Admission Day festivities at Santa
Rosa en- the 9th Five of our Native
Daughters went down as the guests of
Sacramento Parlor, all dressed in white
organdies and carrying white parasols,
pretty custom which has grown to be
| identified with our Native Daughters.
The girls say they had a perfectly
| lovely time" There was entertainment
| galcas. in the pretty little town Stan
| ford and Oakland Parlors gave a party
which was the very acme of thorough
enjoyment The yound ladies of Ca
lifa Parlor were entertained royalty
! by the Santa Rosa natives, they being
representatives of the banner parlor of
|
! Springs, seven miles from town, in
carryall drown by siv horses, was
one of the enjoyable features Of the
day. One of the most successful par
ties was that given by Pacific Parlor
of San Francisco. The affair was ele-
giant in every detail. The decorations
were entirely of fragrant pine branches
and the effect on the senses was as if
ho1 4 TT
woods The celebration was a tre-
mendous success every way, and Sac
ramento Natives" at least feel that
it was an occasion long to be remem-
bered with liveliest pleasure
Miss Mamie Kelly of Marysville is
attending the State Fair in our city
and is the guest Of Miss Mamie Diviny
Miss Kelly is said to be a piano player
of no small merit and attainments
Miss Mary Tracy has returned from
her sojourn at Monterey.
Miss Charlotte Pau, who has spent
the past five weeks at the coast, has re-
turned to Sacramento, greatly i'm
proved in health. Miss Pau was the
guest of convent friends at San Rafael,
and in San Francisco visited at the
home of Mrs WATERBURY. who is a
sister of Mayor Sutro. Miss Pau is
looking better than for some time past.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. D. Murphy have re-
turned from Summit Soda Springs re-
porting a most. enjoyable time and the
finest fishing for many years. They
were at the springs four weeks, and
only returned to the city with the first
| appearance of rain.
Mrs. Harry Weinstock has been Wis
iting friends at the metropolis.
Mrs. J. H. Cunningham, Mrs. Joe
Talbot, Miss Addie Shields and Miss
May Cunningham, who have spent the
past six weeks at Pacific Grove, Mon
terey, taking in San Francisco on the
way home, have returned to Sacra-
mento during the past week.
Lou Kellar who was quite i'll some
four weeks since of diphtheria. has en-
tirely recovered, and has left for Napa
after which he will spend some time in
San Francisco. Mr.. Kellar is a brother
Of Alice Kellar, Alice Darlington" on
the boards. and is himself one of our
rising vocalists, being possessed of a
baritone voice, which has so far been
given to the public only in quartet
work.
Mrs. A. E. Bruno, formerly Eda Mohr
of Sacramento. is up from San Fran
cisco. where she now resides. and is
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. L.
B. Mohr of this city
The Misses Adele and Minnie Bruno
of San Francisco, who have just re-
turned from Germany after an absence
of two years, are visiting their grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. L. B. Mohr of
Sacramento.
Mrs Albert Gallatin and daughter
Leta are visiting Mrs. Galaltin's moth
er, Mrs. Charles Robin. at the home of
the latter.
The surprising amount of ignorance
that exists in this enlightened age
when the doors Of public schools stand
open for all who choose to enter, is
admirably exemplified in an incident
that occurred not long since in the
studio Of one of San Francisco's lead
ing musicians. a callow youth OF
rather melancholy mien was announced
and upon entering asked. nervously
Are you the leader of the 'Oratio
Society"
I am the conductor of the Oratorio
Society" corrected that gentleman as