The record-union., 1899-07-16

and Miss Ema Will and Maurice Derr
the second prizes. About 1880 p. m.
all present passed to the dining-room
and were served with refreshments.
after which music and games were
continued until there came the warm
ing cry, Last car for the Park"
The young ladies and gentlemen were
determined that the pleasure giving
should not be confined to their teach
ers, so before they took their departure
there were two happy surprises. Miss
Leimbach was presented with pho-
tograph album and Mrs. Dunn with a
silver berry spoon. Each gift was ap-
propriately inscribed as being present
ed by the "Class of 80"
Those present. were Misses Lena
Schulze, Effie Stillson, Ema Will, Fan
ME Nance, Altha Haines, Teresa Bied-
erman, Vera Arnold, Hetty Dunn, and
Messrs Raymond Harris, Elwood Daw-
son, Maurice Derr, Clarence Green
walt, Harry Rainsport, Raymond
Snowden, Ben Livermore, Charlie
Haines, Henry Lindgren, Elliot Gard
ner, Edwin Arnold, Miss Mabel Leim-
bach and Mrs. Hetty A. Dunn.
Mrs. James Faris and daughter Mar
garet have gone to Bartlett Springs.
Mrs. NJ C. Sheldon left last week
for a months visit in san Francisco
and Pacific Grove.
Mrs. w. B. Miller is in San Francisco,
the guest of Mrs. Charles Michener,
formerly of Sacramento.
Mr. and Mrs Frank Ruhstaller and
daughter Minnie have gone to Adam
Springs for a month.
The officers of Sunset Parlor, N. S.
G. w. We're installed Thursday even
ing by VIM. J. Featherstone, Deputy
Grand President. William Harrison,
made a neat little speech of accept
ance and called on Messrs. Feather
stone and William H. Devlin, who in
turn made appropriate responses. In
vitations had been extended to the Ma
tive Daughters and friends and after
the installation, whist was played, and
a pleasing musical program was
rendered. Among the selections
were duet, harp and violin,
by the Misses Johnson; vocal
solo by Richard Cohn, mandolin quin-
tet by Messrs. c. G. Stever, A. Scha-
den, A. H. Hawley, C. M. Goethe and
Harry Battelle, and vocal solo by Mrs.
J. J. Monteverde. Refreshments were
served, ending most agreeably spent
evening.
Mrc w q RyiCpS want Ia St NIGHT fO
Tahoe City.
Miss Biggs. sister of Mrs. James
Faris, Jr., has gone to Tahoe.
Mrs F. L. volberg of Alameda is
the guest of her mother Mrs. M. Fay.
Mrs. S. S. Nathan and Miss Hattie
Nathan are visiting in San Francisco.
The Misses Cora and Dora Hastings
are at Santa Cruz.
Miss Ruth Stocker of San Francisco
is visiting her uncle and aunt Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. B. Stocker of 406 o street.
Il
Misses Elsie and Dora Schubert are
spending their vacation at Pacific
Grove. s'
Judge and Mrs. j. H. McKune re-
turned yesterday from their sojourn
at Pacific Grove.
Invitations are out for the wedding
of Chauncey B. Conn and Miss Edith
Ebert, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. E. G.
Ebert, to take place on the 26th Of the
present month.
Little Edna Rippon entertained
number of her small friends last We'd
nesday afternoon at the home of her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Rippon,
Twenty-fourth street, between F and
G, the occasion being her fifth birth
day. The little ones assembled at
p. m. and entered with great zest into
the usual games of childhood. After
refreshments were served all joined in
merry pastines. Among those present
We're Misses Edna. Rippon, Inita We'll
don, Blanche Kerns, Ora Rippon, Irene
Morrison Loie Rust, Irma Kerns and
Ora Rust, and Masters Vincent.
Kerns, Joie Gedeon and Carlson Kerns.
A quiet and pretty wedding took
place on Saturday evening, the Sth at
$50 o'clock, at 40S N street, the con-
tracing parties being Miss Susie Dun
can and James w. Gray. The bride,
a resident of the Capital City and
young lady of charming attributes,
looked sweet in her bridal raiment Of
dainty white, relieved by the carna-
tions entwined in her hair and bodice.
The groom, former resident of ANA
dor County, is one Of the representa-
tives of the Pacific Mutual Life Insur-
ance Company, whose many friends
wish the happy young couple prosperi-
ty through all the coming years.
Mrs. Bruce L. Dray celebrated her
anniversary by a whist party last Fri
day. The guests were the Misses Lot
tie Davis, Eta Wallace, Alice Has
sett, Frances Nourse, Rita Colclough,
Mabel Lyon, Daisy Ennis and Flo
Herzog, and Messrs. B. B. Welch,
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