The record-union., 1899-12-03

| Mr.. and, Mrs. Elwood Bruner. cele-
brated her twelfth birthday last Mon
| day evening by entertaining q dozen
| Of her young friends The house was
| very prettily arranged for the occa-
sion in pink and green, pink flowers
gracing the center OF the refreshment
table, and pink and green streamers
extending to it from the central gas
fixture A gorgeous birthday cake, with
its twelve candles, was the crowning
piece. and delighted the little folks
more than words can tell. They all
had a most delightful time, and will
await with anticipation the next birth
day that comes around.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles M. Campbell
will be at home to their friends on
Tuesdays at their home, 1920 Fifteenth
street, after December 10th.
Governor and Mrs. Gage spent
Thanksgiving Day in San Francisco.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Witherbee are
spending a few days in San Francisco
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Bentley and
Mr.. and Mrs. Irving Bentley and fam
lily spent Thanksgiving Day with their
parents. Mr. and Mrs. Bentley of San
Francisco.
Miss Melissa Walsh spent Thanksgiv-
ing Day with her mother in San Fran
cisco.
| Miss Florence Jones went to San
Francisco to attend the University foot
ball game.
July at Pacific Grove, during the ses-
sion Of the Summer School of Music.
will have it's sequel early this month,
when James Hamilton Howe Of San
Francisco and Miss Lily E. Cramphorn
Of Rochester, England, at present OF
San Jose, will be made one, the we'd
ding to take place on the 18th in San
Jose. Mr.. Howe is a musician Of some
distinction, well known for his success
as an oratorio leader, and Miss Cramp-
horn is also a musician of no mean
order.
Miss Zuelettia Geary, who went to
San Francisco to sing in a quartet at
the Holmes concert, has returned.
| Mrs. J. c. Coppersmith returned on
Wednesday from a weeks visit to San
Francisco.
| w. W. Douglas spent few days in
| San Francisco during the week.
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Miss Allen, accompanied by her niece,
Miss Nellie Allen, are visiting in San
Francisco. The latter attended the
ball game.
Harmon Bonte was among the inter-
ested Sacramentans who witnessed the
triumph Of Berkeley on the griddron.
Miss Emma McFessel has returned
from San Francisco, where she attend
ed, as maid of honor, the marriage OF
her brother, William McFessel. The
latter and his bride have returned from
their wedding trip and are comfortably
settled in the handsome new home
which the groom had just built and
furnished.
Choir night at the Episcopal Church
was particularly interesting last Sun
day night. Mrs. William Murcell, a
new singer among US, has surely a
beautiful voice, and rendered her solo
most delightfully."-. Very pleasing, too,
was the quartet, 1.-The Lord Is My
Shepherd" adapted to "Verlassen" by
Mesdames Moynihan and MurceH.
Messrs. Coffman and Beardslee. Miss
Pearl jackson, too. is paving her way
to the place of one of our substantial
singers 1t seems a pity that choir
night of the First Baptist Church
should have come on the same night
1 hope in the future it will be differ
emily arranged, so that the mussc-lov-
ing public will not be compelled to
miss either one of two such opportuni-
ties to hear good chorus work and good
music.
Mrs. May Southworth, formerly of
this city, is visiting Mrs. Charles Beck
with.
Ed Gerber went to San Francisco to
attend the annual party of the Alpha
Sigma Fraternity on Friday evening.
Miss Georgia Carroll and her brother
Gus are the guests of Henry Hecht-
man in San Francisco. They also at
tended the Alpha Sigma party.
Sol Kahn and family spent Thanks
giving Day with his sister, Mrs. ALBERT
ElkuS.
R. r. Munro, Postoffice Inspector in
charge of the Pacific Coast, was the
guest of Postmaster Fox during the
week, !.
Miss Edith Howe spent the wee X
with her cousin. Miss Helen Howe.
Mrs. Irving Bentley will leave for
Oakland, her future home, on Tuesday
next. She has taken the Grimes house,
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