The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1899-06-11

entertaining and enlivendng OF the
guests, many of whom remained ulllll
very early hour dancing and exchahg-
ing general good wishes.
Among those who came up. to at
tend the wedding We're DR.. and MIS-.
W. r. Cluness and daughters Minnie
and Mabel, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Carroll,
and Mrs. A. j. Stevens, all of San fran
cisco, Henry Nichols of Chico, and sew
eral relatives and friends from Placer
willie.
The Ladies' Choral Society had a spe-
cial meeting, Immediately after their
last regular one, to conclude the bust
ness of the year, and to eject officers for
the following season. Those chosen
We're: Mrs. J. j. Monteverde, President;
Miss Minnie Kleinsorge, Vice Presi-
dent, and Miss Eda Quire, Secretary.
Mrs. Frances Moeller. as leader, will
continue in her good work of cultivat-
ing taste for high class music in Sac
ramento, and the ladies sincerely hope
that Miss Ann Schaw Will be able to
accompany them in the future, as in the
past. Being accustomed to SO perfect
an accompaniment as hers, 1t would
be difficult to content themselves with
anything less excellent. Miss Schaw
has most generously offered her services
to the society for the last two or three
years, and was presented with stick
pin as a grateful token, though by no
means adequate, of the ladies apprecia-
ton. The members of the society are
the Misses Obarr. Schilling, Nicholson,
Hughes, Considine. Ryan, Bradley,
Kleinsorge, Lehmeyer, Omerod, Tither-
ington. Quire, Golden, VIM, Campbell,
Sheehan, Siddons and MINES. Dollhouse,
Monteverde, Davis, Barnes, Hichborn.
Marsh, MAILER, Hawley, Gillenwaters,
Magray.
Mrs Louis Elkus. with her son
Charles, is visiting her daughter, Mrs.
Albert Elkus
The Misses york entertained most
delightfully."- at cards last Wednesday
evening at their lovely home on IL
street. The house and gardens pre-
scented a most attractive scene as one
approached, the windows and doors be-
ing thrown wide open, through which
poured streams of light. Within the
scene was still gayer and brighter. The
reception rooms We're in yellow, the
dining-room in red. beth colors con-
tIasting beautifully with the dark green
of the pepper used in great profusion-
Refreshments were served in the gar
den, where one long table and various
lesser ones were laid under the wide
spreading trees, through which were
twined strings of different colored in
candescent lights. The whole effect
was charming, the evening favorable,
and the guests enjoyed thoroughly
good time in the hospitable home.
Those who were present were the Misses
Eta Stefnman, Lulu york, Grace
Gwfnr1, Gertrude Arnold, Alice Mead
ans, Kate Willis, Alice Washburn,
Kate Biewener. Helen Biewener, Laura
Storer, Winnifred Lewis, Eunice Shep-
herd, Alma Hoffman, Maud Schafer,
Sybyl Gerber Lou Hart, Edward Clark,
Lew Keller, Harry Woods, Herman
Grau, Allie Goddard, David Cowden.
Taubner Goethe, August Biewener,
Charles Mel, George Kelly, Ray War
ring, August york, S. E. Pope, Harry
Somers and DR.. Smith
The Misses Adelaide and Laura Diers-
sen came up from San Francisco to at
tend the BirdsalI-Blair wedding
Mrs. Darcy Power returned yester-
day, after a months visit with her
mother in Oregon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank L. Gray expect
to leave next week for a three weeks
trip to the East.
Mrs. w. W. Marvin, with her daugh-
tiers, is visiting her mother, Mrs. Will
cox.
A quintet called the Ideal has been
formed under the leadership of c. G.
Stoves, guitarist. Alfred Schaden,
Charles Goethe and Harry Battalle
have the mandolins. While Dr. A H.
mandola Now that summer seems
really TO have come to stay, and that
we are liable to have many beautiful.
SOFT moonlight nights, perhaps We may
hope to have our slunbers deliciously
disturbed by the sweet strains of the
serenaders.
Miss Maye Carroll and Miss Nelly
Wilcox We're among those who went to
San Francisco to attend the Cluness-
Creagh wedding last Tuesday. They
returned, however, for the Birdsall-
Blair wedding the following day.
Miss May Cook Of Chicago is visiting
her sister, Mrs. Frank Miller.
Mrs. McLane left last Wednesday
night to join her husband in Idaho,
where she expects to remain several
months.
Miss Florence McKune entertained
few friends at progressive seven-hand
euchre last Monday afternoon in honor
of Miss Jennie Mcfarland The first
prize was won by Miss Ethel Twitcheu,
the second by Miss Emily Thompson
and the consolation prize for which all
the guests cut. by Miss Jennie McFar-
land Those who enjoyed the pleasant
afternoon were: Mines. De Weiss,
Charles Thompson, Fred Griffith, Will
bur George, Jack Dwyer, Charles Beck
with, Robert Hawley and the Misses
Nellie Mott. Emily Thompson, Blanche
and Ethel Twitchell. Jennie Mcfarland
and Minnie Richardson
Miss Carrie Campbell returned to her
home in San Jose after a pleasant visit
with her sister in Courtland
Mrs. j. B. Wright and daughter, Be
atrice, and Miss Blanche Twitchell have
gone for fortnight's sojourn at Bart
lett Springs.