The record-union., 1898-06-26

Amid the good wishes of host OF
friends Miss Eta Plummer and Chas.
Hackney of Brighton were united in
marriage last Wednesday afternoon at
the home of the brides cousin, 81 p
street The ceremony was performed
under a canopy of American flags by
Rev. Father Walsh. Many beautiful
presents We're given the bride by ad
miring friends and relatives. among
them being many useful articles that
go toward the full establishment Of a
home. The bride was attended by her
sister, Miss Annie Hackney, and the
groomsman was Sam Kurry. On the
conclusion of the ceremony a wedding
breakfast was rendered the guests, af-
ter which the bride and groom, amid a
storm of rice and good luck tokens"
departed for Santa Cruz to spend their
honeymoon. The happy couple will
take up their residence at Folsom, and
on their return reception will be given
in their new home to their many
friends. A number of Sacramento peo-
pie will attend.
Mrs. Jack Stephens of San Francisco
has been visiting Mrs. G. A. Turner.
Frank Schuler has returned home af-
ter a two weeks visit to Tuscan
Springs.
Mrs Chas. Houghton and daughter,
Ruth, of Oakland are visiting friends
in Sacramento.
Madame Moeller, who has been visit
ing friends in Oakland, sang in the
English Lutheran Church in that city
last Sunday.
Mr. Smith of San Francisco is visit
ing Edgar Stack of Sacramento
Miss Maud Jones is spending a few
weeks at Highland Springs.
number of musical people gathered
at the residence of Mrs Henry Ran
son last Wednesday to discuss a propo-
sition of inviting Professor Tomlins of
Chicago to deliver lectures on music
The ladies were quite enthusiastic over
the prospect of having the world re-
nowned chorus leader and man of
such musical ability in Sacramento. No
definite arrangements were made in re-
gard to the time of his coming
Winifred and Regina Harney of San
Francisco are visiting their grandpar-
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Ryan of 1920
@ street.
Miss Zoe Johnson is visiting friends
in San Francisco and Santa Cruz.
Mrs. e. K. Alsip has returned from
San Francisco. In a few days she and
her daughters expect to remove to San
Francisco.
The Friendship Whist Club held It's
last meeting at the new residence of
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. L. Siller, 400 P street,
last Monday evening. The house was
beautifully decorated for the occasion.
Prizes for the evening were won by
Mrs. Sam Katzenstein and J. L. Siller.
1t being the closing party of the season.
the serial prizes We're awarded to the
different members. First prizes were
Won by Mrs. o. w. Erlewine and j. B.
Katzenstein; second prizes, Mrs. G.. b.
Katzenstein and o. w Erlewine third
prizes, Mr.. and Mrs J. L. Siller. After
the game delightful music was rendered
and games were played. AT II o'clock
the guests retired to the dining-room.
where bountiful repast was partaaen
of Games. music and recitations were
the features of the evening Ice cream
and cake were served to the guests and
most delightful time was had by all
present.
The juvenile pupils of Mrs Caroline
T.. Turren gave a recital at Steinway
Hall last evening. The pupils did ex-
trelnely Well and reflected great credit
on the teacher. The following program
was rendered:
Trio. waltz CStreabbog), Marion Green
Hulda Engstrom, Beatrice Wright
juvenile melodies fKohler). ............
-. :......---...- Henry Heilbron
March tSehr) Hazel FordemWalt
Ndltz Al,eencel .............. Marion Green
Duet, Fairy Fingers Waltz (Kenny)
Lille and Charlotte GrunWald
nalsette tAndrus) ......H .Hulda Engstrom
Pride Polka (Brown). Marguerite James
Duo, melody in r (Rubenstein). -.
............Justine Griffith, Mrs Turrell
PART SECOND.
Duet, My Pas Waltz" (Streabbog)
........-.-E Elsie Mason. Blanche Nathan
la Barcarolle CdolsD, (b) waltz (Clari-