The record-union., 1899-03-26

and from a chandelier hung a large
wedding ben. They We're the recipients
OF many handsome and useful pres
ents. Amid showers of rice and best
wishes of their many friends the happy
couple left on the 4:f5 train for San
Francisco. On their return they will
| reside at 1925 Third street, where they
will be pleased to meet their many
| friends
| Lawrence Urban and Miss Carrie Ur-
ban entertained a number Of their
friends on Thursday evening at the
residence of Mr.. and Mrs. F. Urban,
2OOO N street, in honor of Miss Carrie
Manning of Chicago and Miss Marie
Becker of Balls Ferry, Shasta County.
The evening was spent in singing and
dancing, which was kept up till a late
hour, after which refreshments were
served. The invited guests were Mr..
and Mrs. George Rich, Mr.. and Mrs. w.
Warner, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Kulhne.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. A. Taylor, Mr.. and
| Mrs. F. Urban, Mrs. L. A. Hagen,
Misses Carrie Manning, Marie Becker.
! Carrie Urban, Laura Morrison, Frank
Manning, A. V. Blackburn, L. Urban,
II. Shartzer. w. Bielefeld and G. Urban.
Rev. F. II. MARI of Redwood City was
given a reception by Rev. and Mrs r.
j. Johnston at their home. 427 M street,
on Monday evening. A large number
OF the young people of the Westminster
Presbyterian Church were present The
evening was very pleasantly spent III
music, songs and games, after which
refreshments were served by the host
ess, assisted by several young ladies of
the church. Among those present were:
Mr.. and Mrs. F. H. Valentine, Mr.. and
Mrs. James Laidlaw, Mr. and Mrs. Cas-
selman, Mr.. and Mrs. Gilman, Mrs. Ma :
gray, Mrs. F. Cady Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
Hind, Rev. Mr. and Mrs. R. J. John
ston, Rev. F. H. Mari Miss Nellie Todd,
Miss Fannie Campbell, Miss Jennie B.
Miller, Miss Fannie Denton, Miss Jen-
ME Pearson, Miss Sadie Pearson. Miss
Annie Raine, Miss Belle Johnston. Miss
Llllle Orr, Miss Marie Weisman. Miss
Josie Knight, Miss Fannie Sims Miss
Mollie Hind, Miss Austin. A. w Man
| derson, Walter Cady, E. H. Hawkins. c.
nj. Campbell, Willard Hind.
Inc saturday Club met yesterday
afternoon, and an unusually good pro-
gram was rendered Mrs. Blanchard
was the director for the afternoon. Fol-
lowing is the program:
l. neaolng ......... Mrs. Parkinson
2. Piano solo, Third Mazurka''
/ Saint Saens
Miss Gerrish.
s. Vocal solo, 20, Salutaris".
:. Saint Saens
Mrs. F. M. Jones.
4. Violin solo (a), "Gondoliera". F.. Ries
II H., OscarcR.
CD, lie Cygne''. 49,. Saint-Saens
Mr.. Adler.
.. Vocal solo, 'serenade''. .Saint-Saens
Mrs. j. A. Moynihan.
.. Piano solo, IF 1 Were a Bird
Henselt
Miss Rose NJ. Wolf.
Z. Vocal solo, THE Erl King.
-. Schubert
Henry Arnold
8. Piano solo (a), Romance. .HenseIt
(b), "Danse des Progresses de
Dagon" Samson and Delilah).
Saint Saens
Miss Elizabeth Taylor.
~. Vocal solo, Expectation
:. :. Saint Saens
Mrs. E. B. Willis.
10. Piano quartet, March Heroique"
:. .Saint-Saens
Mrs. Elkus, Mrs. Hawley, Miss
Wilsey, Mrs. Neale.
Mrs. William Ellery Briggs made a
short trip to San Francisco last week.
Miss Leila Marvin of San Francisco
is the guest of Miss Helena Oatman.
George Lorenz is up from Berkeley
for a few days.
Miss Marie Winans has returned
from Salinas to resume her studies in
the High School here
Mrs. B. F. Howard gave a delightful
whist" to her numerous friends on
Tuesday afternoon for her sister, Mrs.
A H Tickell of Nevada City. Mrs. E.
S. Hadley carried off the honors of the
afternoon, Mrs. Eta Elliott came next,
and Mrs. C. K. Lpman the third. The
guests were Miss Emily Thompson,
Mrs. o. w Erlewine, Mrs. c. K. Lip
man. Mrs. Eta Elliott, Mrs E. S. Had
ley, Mrs. c. K. McClatclIy, Mrs. c. A.
Neale, Mrs. w H. Devlin, Mrs s.
Smith, Mrs. Joseph Kinney, Mrs. w. J.
Davis, Mrs. NJ L. Wise, Mrs D. w
Carmichael, Mrs. w. W. Seaman, Miss
Julia Nicolaus, Mrs. j. G. ACady, Mrs.
Lizzie Cole, Mrs. c.. B. Brown, Mrs. E. F
Smith, Mrs Judge Johnson, Mrs. c. T.
Jones. Mrs. Eugene Smith. The dec
orations throughout the house were
very elaborate and handsome. The pre-
dominating color was lavender. Lilacs
and violets We're used in great profu
sion, and numerous varieties of greens
were hung on the chandeliers, over the
doors and on the walls. Streamers Of
lavender ribbon were used, and also
crepe paper of the same shade. After
the usual number of games, dainty re-
freshments were served The color
scheme was even used in the refresh
ments.
Mr.. and Mrs E. /. Calvin will enter
tain the Critic Club this evening at
their residence, 1917 Fourteenth street.
c.. P. Massey is the essayist, the paper
being entitled Culture and Charac-
ter" The paper will be discussed by
members of the club and guests.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Isles of Washing
ton, Yolo County, celebrated their
forty-fourth anniversary by an after
noon tea last week The afternoon
was pleasantly spent in conversation,
and a. number of songs were rendered.
Miss Ostine, Miss Kinds, Mrs. j. Nc
Cav, Rev Johnson, Mrs. Johnson, Mrs
J. Fisher, Mrs. A. Younger, Mrs. j.