The record-union., 1897-05-23


covered, and is out again. Neither
social and musical world, and it is
recovered before long.
At the English Lutheran Church this
morning Mrs. Bessie Osborn Elliott
will assist in the music. In the even
ing a trio, Rock of Ages will be
sung by Misses Pearl Jackson, Edna
Smith and Mrs. Wilbur Smith.
During a rather philosophical con-
versation between two lads of 16, who
were out wheeling together last
Thursday, the following comment
struck a passer-by very forcibly: do
you know what 1 keep thinking?" mo,
what?" answered the other. why, 1
keep thinking isn't it funny how we
keep going right along on these wheels
without anything in particular to hold
US up was the sage reply. There are
others" who keep thinking isn't it
funny" how they don't keep going right
along, but take an occasional header in
spite of themselves, when they aren't
watching out"
Long and exhaustive wheel-riding
mas been the cause of Robert Back
rath's being seriously ill. The young
man has recovered from the attack,
and is out again, though not quite him
self as yet
Miss Rena Mott has returned from
her trip to Nevada Home sick
ness shortened a visit that was to have
been Of some months duration. Alter
all, Sacramento is a pretty nice town
if it isn't quite so cool just now as
some places we've known.
| st. Andrews Mission are now antici-
pating trolley party" which is to
be its next venture in the way of so-
clablllty. Some of the young people
| suggested that q dance would be ac>
ceptable among the younger portion OF
the parish. But one of the mothers
Immediately replied, "St. Andrews is
much too young yet to think of dane
| ing. 1t is not yet steady on it's feet!'
That "Kaffe- Klatsch'' at Mrs. Crock
er's residence Tuesday night by the
| Ladies' Museum Association was a
pronounced social success. 1t was real
ly gathering together of hundreds of
young and old people to greet Mrs.
! Crocker once more, and at the same
time do a good thing in helping the
association pay for scholarships in
the School of Design. 1t was an ad-
mirably managed affair.
| surprise party was given to Miss
Victoria De Lew yesterday in view of
| her early departure for San Francisco
with her sister, Mrs. r. H Beamer, and
a very enjoyable time was spent in
| games, recitations, dancing, singing,
| etc, after which refreshments were
partaken Of Miss Florence Gray, Miss
Leah Swift, Mrs. Henry Beamer and
Lena and Belle De Lew assisted in en-
tertaining the young people Among
those present We're: Ethel Luce, Ethel
Turton, Alice Feeny, Effie Gray, May
Smith, Verna McKinn, Florence Smith,
Estelle Ryan, Alma Grady, Aimee Day,
Emma Danioth, Myrtle Luce and Vic
tOria De Lew.
Secretary of State L. H. Brown and
wife of this city have been spending a
few days at Auburn, the county seat of
Placer County. While there they were
the recipients of a brilliant reception at
the Freeman House. Mrs. S. J. Dunlap
well known in Sacramento, acted as
| hostess, and she was assisted in receiv
ing by Mesdames. Crutcher, Lubbock
IShepard, Freeman, Hartley, Prev
EFT, Todd, Chamberlain, Robinson
Prewett, Todd, Chamberlain, Robinson
Lawrence, Graham, Hamilton, Biggs,
Willment and Wildman. Dancing was
the order of the evening.
POLLY OLIVER