The record-union., 1897-06-27


tanned for her future happiness.
Mrs. Frances Moeller is soon to take
a weeks vacation at the bay.
Mr. Golden of Modesto, with his son
and daughter, Georgke and Aliye, are
and daughter, George and Algie, are
Dennery, at her home on n street.
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Colonel Perrie Kewen, who attained
both name and fame some years ago in
our town, on account of his blue bleod
and courage" of which he made no
small boast, has biossomed out in
somewhat new light. 1t it said that he
has written a play. One would hardly
suspect the Colonel of just this sort of
weakness, but there you are!-and
moreover it is to be produced, so the
legend goeth, at one of the popular the
aters in San Francisco ere long. There
will be more than one of his old-time
friends who will look forward with the
liveliest interest to its initial produc-
ton. 1t is not given to every one to at
tain the success allotted to Francis
Powers, whose little Chinese drama has
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in San Francisco, and is still drawing
crowds. Apropos of this drama, it is
a gem in Oriental setting, and it is said
that Hugo Toland has bought it of
overs, and will take it East ere long
and present this picture of Chinese life
in San Francisco to the New York the
alter goers. However, it may be that
our friend Perrie has some latent talent
in this direction, and if it is in him to
write plays, we all wish him success, I
am sure, and hope he will ''go in and
win"
Miss Theresa Tietjens is visiting her
cousins at Belvidere on San Francisco
Bay. Before returning to Sacramento
she will visit her brother, Dr. Chauncey
Tietjens, for a week in the Bay City.
Albert Gallatin, DIR. and Mrs. Hunt
ington and son and DR.. Cluness came
up from the bay Friday night on the
Atlantic express.
Cards of invitation are issued to a
musicale to be given at Steinway Hall
on the Both inst. by the advanced pu-
pills of Mrs. Caroline E. Turrill, assisted
by Mrs. Frances Moeller, contralto; j.
A Owens, tenor, and Miss Louise Mil
liken, accompanist.
IrV. Heilbron was given a most en-
joyable and completely successful sur
prise party last Wednesday evening,
the occasion being his 21st birthday.
The party was given by Mrs. Steinman
at the Steinman residence and that lady
was assisted by the Arions. The sur
prise was complete in every detail and
a most enjoyable time was spent by all
present. Each Arion was accompanied
by lady friend and in the commodous
barn back of the Steinman residence
consolation whist was enjoyed until a
late hour. The barn was beautifully
decorated with flags and bunting of va
rious colors, and lighted by incandes-
cent lights. The winners of the whist
prizes were Miss Clara Glenn, Miss
Sadie Winn, Mr.. Heilbron and Alf.
Schaden. After the game was conclud-
ed music was furnished by the Arion
Sextet, and I. Morris and r. Elmer,
mandolin and guitar, and the scene at
once became one Of exceeding anima-
ton, as all hands tripping the light fan
tastic indulged in the Virginia Reel and
other old-fashioned dances known to
old time barn parties" just at the
right moment refreshments were an
nounced and the company INDUCED in a
bountiful repast, after which they dis
persed wishing the young man who had
just attained his majority many hap
py returns"
One of the musical events of the sea-
son was the song recital given by the
pupils of Miss Ida Clinch at Steinway
Hall on Friday night, an account of
which appeared in the Record Union"
yesterday morning. After the pro-
gramme at the hall, teachers and pupils
adjourned to Miss Clinch's residence
" here an elegant banquet was served.
The rooms and table had been beauti-
fully decorated by Mrs. Harry Thorpe
and Mrs Schworer, and it was late
hour before the festivities We're brought
to an end. At an appropriate interval in
the flow of SOUL Mr.. Schworer rose
and as if proposing a toast began
presentation speech which ended in his
placing before Miss Clinch in behalf of
her pupils a lovely clock, mot, he said,
for its intrinsic value but in token of
their appreciation of her efforts for them
in the past and a token of remembrance