The record-union., 1898-09-04


Dewey in Manila, expect to be back by
Christmas, and will enter the second
term, which begins in January.
Mrs. D. J. Simmons and four daugh-
Grove.
Miss Alice M. Brown has returned
from four weeks sojourn at Bartlett
Springs. She is now on two weeks
visit to Alameda and Palo Alto.
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Miss Mayme keifer left yesterday
morning for a visit with friends in San
Francisco.
Mrs. Mark Levy and Miss Vivian
Levy are visiting their parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Morris Levy at 1415 Fourth
street.
Chris Schmid went to San Francisco
yesterday to meet his wife, who has
been up to Seattle for three weeks.
They will return on Wednesday even
ing.
Last Sunday Elder Leslie Drake
preached in Changers Hall, the Central
Christian Church, which was elaborate
ly decked with flowers, palms and
vines. The four months Of the minis
ter's severe illness was a period Of deep
concern to his friends and the mem
bers of his congregation. Therefore,
there was an occasion of rejoicing
among them on his return to the pulpit.
On Friday evening Mr.. Drake and wife
were surprised at their home, S16 Elev-
enth street, by a host of we'll wishers,
who brought with them many tokens
of their love and respect.
A very enjoyable evening was spent
at the residence of J. B. Stocker, 4O6
0 street, last Tuesday. The event was
in honor Of the home coming of DR.. H.
H. Look from his Alaskan trip A mu-
sical trio, consisting Of two mandolins
and contra-bass guitar, was in at
tendance. Raimonda Jardarola of San
francisco came up from there for the
occasion. He is one of CALIFORNIA; most
accomplished musicians, and with Ed
uard Heisch and Joseph Smith. form
ed the trio. The music rendered by these
gentlemen was something far above
the ordinary. Those present were en-
chanted by the sweet strains from Sc
lections by some of the worlds greatest
composers, and shall not be forgotten
very soon. During the evening several
OF Mr.. Jardarola's compositions were
played, one of these being Dream of
Love Serenade." Miss Julia Weisman
gave several classical selections on the
piano, which were received with great
enthusiasm. William Weisman sang
very comical ditty in German, entitled
Willie, Why Come You Home So
Late" and for an encore sang THE
Watch on the Rhine" J. B. Stocker
in very pathetic manner recited a
poem called They Speak of 1t no
More" DR.. Look, in an emphatic
speech, related many trials of his hard
journey to and from the Klondike. He
also sang Dawson City's most popular
song Turkey, Cake and Wine" finish
ing IN a storm Of applause, to which he
responded with an old favorite-"Iet
Me Dream Again" It was in the waa
small hours when the party dispersed
AFTER disposing Of a delicious repast
Chris Weisel, Jr., who had been at
tending Partington's art school at San
FRANCISCO, came up on Friday night
for the State Fair.
W. H. Devlin and family have ra-
turned from their stay at Santa C,,z
Mr.. and Mrs. j. H. Gray have gene
10 housekeeping at SO1 @ street, and
VIII be at home to their friends arsr
ir6
Mr.. and Mrs. George B. Haskell of
Lewiston, Me-, are the guests Of Mr..
and Mrs. ]. T. Purington, 526 Seventh
street.
Mrs. E. c. Hart has returned from
her visit to San Francisco.
Mr.. and Mrs G. M. Mott have gone
for visit to Belvedere.
Among the visitors in this city is
Chief Justice Beatty Of the Supreme
Court.
Miss Maud Potts of willows is visit
Ing Miss Ligne Walquist of this city.
IHe WelI-knoWn society people, Mr..
and Mrs. E. B. Osler. lert yesterday
for Highland Springs in quest or
much needed rest, after a prolonged
period Of social duties
Thomas 7. Wiseman, wife and
daughter Of Gutenberg, N j., ara in
sacramento on a visit to Mr.. Wise
mans mother Mr.. Wiseman left Sac
ramento several years ago to engage
in business in New Jersey, and this Is
his first visit to the coast since leaving
his Sacramento home. On their way
from the East Mr.. Wiseman and family
visited various points of interest, spend
Ing several days in sightseeing at Yell
lowstone Park. They will remain here
for two weeks before departing for
their Atlantic home. Mr.. Wiseman is
engaged in the real estate business In
New England
At noon. Wednesday, August 31s: at
the residence of Mrs. Rogers, 600 n
street, was the occasion Of a very pref
~ wedding, the contracting parties be-
ing George Ross Chapman and Miss
Jennie Rogers. Miss Nellie Rogers, sis
ter of the bride, was bridesmaid, and
Leslie Morrison acted as groomsman.
After a bountiful wedding breakfast
the happy couple departed for San
FRA ncicCn amid shower pf rice