The record-union., 1899-10-29


Mrs. Emil Steinnlan has returned
from San Francisco, where she had q
pleasant visit with relatives.
The Rev. w. H. Willy, who came to
attend the golden jubilee Of the Con-
gregational Church, was the guest of
Mr.. and Mrs. Sparrow Smith.
Miss Eta Birdsall left on Tuesday
morning for an extended visit in the
Eastern cities.
Mr.. and Mrs. H Weinstock went to
San Francisco the early part of the
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Elliott have re-
turned from a trip to Ell Dorado.
Rey. Mr.. Sherman, pastor of the
Fourteenth-Str Presbyterian Church,
and family have again taken up their
residence at 1900 o street.
Cards are out for the wedding of
Charles Edward PARCELS and Miss
Jessica Stoan Kimble of Los Angeles,
the ceremony to take place in that city.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Anderson of Salt
Lake City are the guests of their
daughter, Mrs ]. E. Huntoon.
Mrs. c. K McClatchy and daughter,
Charlotte, returned Wednesday even
Ing from trip to San Francisco.
Mrs. Hamilton Of New York is the
guest Of her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
James I. Felter.
To Mr.. Bowen is due the credit for
the grand transformation scene which
was effected in the downtown store so
kindly loaned to the ladies of the
Lutheran Church for their Apron Car
nival-Of this festival enough has been
said already during the week, but
cannot refrain from remarking pleas
antly upon the hospitable and gracious
manner In which the ladies received all
visitors To them none were strangers,
and all who entered were friends and
We're treated accordingly, whether they
| bought or not. In fact, the manner in
which both of these last church fairs
have been given is refreshing TO the
spirit. 1t is the beginning of new
epoch in which the church fair, instead
of being a dread and a bore to man
kind, will be blessing and a real
pleasure to all.
What to the rest of the world would
be considered under Music and
Drama" TO us alone bears a social
relation as we'll, the news of the COM
plete and lnstantaneous-as the Must
cal Courier" puts it-success of Kath-
crime Heyman In capturing the hard
and critical heart of Boston, which
filled to overflowing in enthusiasm and
applause at her appearance with the
Boston symphony early this month.
Gericke himself did not begrudge stand
ing up there and applauding over the
heads of his musicians Sacramento
may well be proud OF her native daugh-
ter. Miss Heyman will return to Boston
in month or so to give piano recital.
Mrs. H. Farley has returned from her
visit to San Francisco.
Mrs. Darcy Power has returned to
San Francisco to resume her work at
the Hopkins Art School.
Miss Medora Taylor leaves to-mor-
row night for visit to relatives in the
Eastern cities.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Groth have taken
up their residence in San Francisco.
Mrs. Louis McKisick left last Satur-
day to join her husband in San Fran
cisco, where he has taken the position
| of Assistant Manager of the Western
Union telegraph office.
Mrs. Fred Williams and daughter,
Florence, who have been spending
several months in Berkeley, will return
to their home in the near future Musi-
cal circles will be delighted to hear that
Miss Williams has not deserted us, as
1t was at one time reported. for she
is one of Sacramento's most talented
young pianists.
Charles Bentley is expected to return
shortly with his bride from the East
Miss Maud Jones returned to Vallejo
last Monday to resume her classes
there.
Since the Sutter Club guest day has
been changed to Sunday the club men
have made renewed efforts in their
hospitality. Among the chief and fire.
quent entertainers may be counted
Messrs. VIII Ormsby, Fred Keisel, w.
M. Sims, Will Chaplin and J. w. War
| rack
Last Sunday two very pleasant little
dinners were in progress, Mr.. Ormsby
and Mr.. Douglas entertaining at one
table the Misses Upson, Birdsall Tufts
and Eastman, while at second table
Mr.. Chaplin celebrated his birthday with
several Of his friends, Mr.. and Mrs.
| Miller, the Misses Alice and Helen
Weinstock. Blanche Twitchell Medora
| Taylor, Mrs. Anna Campbell and
Messrs. Sims and Warrack.
|
1t seems that Mrs. Culver of New
York, formerly Mrs. Carrie Turrell Is
too much of a Californian to stand the
apartment house of the metropolis and
has taken a lovely little suburban place
at Mt Vernon, where she can have a
garden and a sweep of atmosphere
about her.
have mentioned in these columns
so many of the visitors of the Golden
Jubilee, ignoring entirely the workers
who contributed to it's perfect success,
that 1 am going to redeem myself by
| cOngratulat ting one at least Mrs r w