The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1899-12-17

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Many present were received by the
young people. They left shortly alter
the wedding supper for their future
home in British Columbia, carrying
with them all the best wishes of their
friends.
The number of clubs of which our
city can boast that have for their OBJ
ject mutual improvement are contln-
ually presenting rare opportunities 10
the public to share with them the pleas
ufes, and at the same time observe the
advancement made In the various lines
which they are pursuing. On Tuesday
night the Sacramento Camera Club, at
the Congregational Church, presented
Frederick Monsen, the explorer, to their
members and friends. His illustrated
lecture on Death Valley held his
listeners in wrapt attention by his
entertaining manner The pictures IL
Illustrating the scenes of desolation
showed further the Photographic skill
OF the lecturer.
The aftermath" of the Kirmess, In
which the ladies Of St. Paul worked SO
faithfully and were SO nobly assisted
by all their friends, has resulted In
firm, substantial stonewalk about the
church This improvement has been
further enhanced by an iron fence,
most generous gift to the church py
a society young man of our city
These much-needed improvements now
have made st. Paurs Church one OF
the most attractive of our places OF
worship.
The Monkey land Parrot Club" OF
past days took possession OF the new
home of Mr. and Mrs. W. c. Colclougn
on H street last Saturday night, ana
gave them a "house-warming." The
evening was spent in old-time jollity
and fun, every one enjoying the evening
in the spirit true to the m. and r
Club" The members are Mr.. and Mrs
M. r. Beard, Mr.. and Mrs. H. Nash.
Mr. and Mrs. II. R. Blair, Mr.. and Mrs
w. D. Lawton, Mr.. and Mrs. v. s. Nc
CATCHY, Mr. and Mrs. D. A. Lindley,
and Mr.. and Mrs. W. c. Colclough.
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studious boys and girls from college
and other schools to spend week or
two with their friends and families IN
celebrating the holidays.
The Misses Rosenbaum. who have
been visiting Misses Alice and Helen
Weinstock, will leave on Monday for
their home in Stockton, after two weeks
of pleasure and making new friends.
Lew Wallace is home for the holidays
from st. Matthew's, at San Mateo.
Miss Mary Williams came up from
Oakland on Friday evening to take part
in the Persian Garden" and visited her
brother, F. Y. Williams
The many friends of Mrs. E. w Hale
will be deeply panied to hear OF her
sudden illness. 1t is hard to associate
pain and disease with one always so
bright and vivacious.
Mrs. Henry Mitau has gone to San
Francisco to spend the holidays with
her father and mother, Mrs. Passig.
Miss Gertie Whitaker spent Saturday
and Sunday at her home in Gait.
The recital given by the pupils Of
Richard ]. Carpenter Wednesday even
ing was a most pleasing entertainment.
Elks' Hall was crowded with friends
and at the conclusion Of the program
hop ended the enjoyable affair.
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Mrs. H. Mitau entertained the Misses
Rosenbaum last Saturday afternoon at
her home on o street.
Mrs. Alice Foye has been visiting
Mrs. w. x. Cothrin during the past
week.
Miss Jennie Long gave Markham's
Man With the Hoe" before the Tues
day Literary Club at it's last meeting.
1t was SO we'll rendered that those who
attended certainly will better appreci-
ate this poem that has called forth so
many criticisms
Miss Florence Jones, accompanied
Miss Gertrude Whitaker to Gait on Fri
day, where they will partake Of the les
tiVltleS OF InaC town.
The members of the Sixth-street
Methodist Church have been SO for
tunate as to secure the services of Miss
Helen Howe as soprano for their choir.
In losing the sweet voice of Mrs. Alfred
Spinks (nee Felter), they have gained
another in Miss Howe.
Mrs. Carroll Nicholson came up from
Oakland ON Friday night, and her
friends were glad to meet her again.
The young friends of Master Clark
Freeman took him by surprise on Wed
| nesday evening at his home at 1880 P
| street, and helped him celebrate his
| thirteenth birthday. A merry time was
| enjoyed by all, and later in the evening
| dainty refreshments were served. His
| friends We're the Misses Ella York,
Fife Gray, Annie Woodman, Minnie
Annie Theilen and Masters Albert
Reichert, Bonnie Utter, Glenn Kirkpat-
rick. Ernest Ferrfter, Alex SHELTON
Bennie York, Frank Gray, Charles Car
rere, George Clark and Albert Gibson.
| I hear the Alpha Sigma Fraternity
intend receiving their young gentlemen
| friends on New Years Day. 1t will no
doubt be most delightful affair, as
these young ladies have already gained
| quite a reputation as charming enter