The record-union., 1897-11-16
SOCIAL EVENTS.

AT the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. s. H.
Farley Sunday noon Nellie Kellogg and
]. De Costa, both of Sacramento, were
married. The house was beautifully
decorated for the occasion, and to make
it more enchanting the shades were
drawn and colored electric lights were
used. The marriage ceremony was per-
formed by Rev. C. L. Mel under beau
tiful swinging flower bell. Fred Frieske
was groomsman and Miss Cora Hamer
bridesmaid After partaking of re-
freshments the bride and groom de-
parted. amid a shower of old shoes and
rice, for San Francisco. Both the young
people are we'll and favorably known in
Sa cramento Mr.. De Costa was reared
III this city and is an upright young
man. The bride is also an estimable
young lady. The following were pres
ert: Mr.. and Mrs T. d. Littlefield, Mr..
and Mrs. Fl. Bay. Mr.. and Mrs. J. Grady,
Mr. and Mrs De Finnies, Mr.. and Mrs.
II. S. Beals, Mr.. and Mrs. Kilburn, Mr..
ard Mrs S. n. Farley, Mrs. l.. Jones,
Mrs. A, De Costa, Mrs. Peters Miss +.
Dawson. Miss C. Peter, Miss c. Hamer,
VIM. Hamilton, w. Trainor, F. Frieske,
G. Fealy.
Calffa Parlor. No. %, n. D. G.. W.,
last evening celebrated it's tenth annl-
versary by a tin whist party given IN
Changers Hall at Tenth and K streets.
The event was one of the social func-
tions of the season and drew out large
number of invited guests Thirty-four
tables occupied space in the hall, and
the evening was devoted to whist, and
that it was spent in an enjoyable man
ner is attested by all present. 1t was
strictly a tin anniversary and the score
and invitation cards were siiverstud-
ded, to represent the base, but useful
metal The prizes were of tin, those
for gentlemen being rattleS, signifying
IF you must get ratified, rattle this
and the BOBBY prize was an egg beat
er, showing that the winner was easily
beaten. The decorations consisted of
evergreen hoops surrounding the tin
letters IN D. G. w. Califa, No. %,
and were unique as we'll as attractive.
The Vice Grand President of the order,
an honored guest The President Of
the Parlor, Mrs W. A. Gett, was re-
elected for the ensuing year-an honor
seldom accorded to any member Re
freshments We're served during the ev-
ening, and each guest was presented
with a souvenir tin napkin ring
The marriage of Fred w Staunton Of
the Earl Fruit Company to Miss Min
ME Walter of Towles, Placer County.
took place on Sunday evening at the
Mette vineyard, near Folsom. 1t was
very pretty country wedding, and q
delightful affair. At 10 o. M, the
bridal procession entered to the sweet
strains of the wedding march, Dreams
of Heaven The bride entered on the
arm Of her father, and looked charm
ing in a dress of dainty white organdy,
trimmed profusely with lace and rib
bons, and carried a bouquet of brides
roses. She was attended by Miss A.
Lou Mette of Sacramento, who was at
tired IN pale pink organdy and car
ried bouquet of La France roses. The
groomsman was Edgar Squires of Re-
pressa. The parlors were beautifully
decorated with palms, chrysanthemums
and roses, While japanese lanterns lit
up the grounds. AT midnight supper
was served, at which toasts and best
wishes for the newly married couple
were in order. The presents We're num-
erous and beautiful. The happy couple
departed on the early train for San
Francisco. whence they will sail for
Los Angeles, where they will spend the
winter. Those present were: Mrs. Fl.
Walter and r. W Walter, father OF the
bride. Edgar Squires of Repressa, Rev.
Fred Sheldon and wife of Orangevale
Frank Mette and wife, Miss Bonnie
Oakley, Mrs. f. A Grannis and Herbert
Brown of Folsom, Walter Parham and
Mrs. j. A. Parham of Mare Island, Mrs.
w. Williams Of Angels, Miss Grace
Harper, Mrs. II. Mette, the Misses
Mette, Walter Longbottom and wife
and Henry Feldhusen Of Sacramento.
and Miss Emily Shields of Routiers.
Walter o. Milne was married on Sun
day to Mrs. Susie P. Preston at the res
idence of F. Carrere. by Rev. R. w
Foutes.