The record-union., 1899-05-28

in the Ph1llpplneS- lie expects ~ 49,
his uncle, after whose interests In the
Orient he has been looking for some
time past.
Mrs. T. r. Jones and daughter have
returned from their visit in San jose.
Miss Jennie MacFarland will be the
guest of Mrs. Charles Thompson next
week.
A very pretty wedding was that OF
Miss Mary Erlewine and Thomas
Strachan, which took place at the nome
of the brides parents last THURSDAY.
The bride of 1S looked very sweet IN
her dainty wedding garments, sur
rounded by her girl friends, all pretthy
arrayed in youthful garb and color
There was an air of spring about the
whole affair. Mrs. Erlewine herself,
charmingly gowned, looked more ike
slightly elder sister than mother OF
the bride The house was profusely dec
GRATED with potted plants, palms ana
flowers, the prevailing colors being
pink and lavender. In the center OF
the table, heavily laden with goodies,
was q lavender shaded lamp, against
the base of which were massed satiny-
surfaced spiral candies of the same
tints, the whole producing a very
pretty effect. During the afternoon the
Misses Johnson gave many pleasing Sc
lections on the harp and violin. The
young couple left on the 5 o'clock train
for brief honeymoon
went to Palo Alto last week, Ottoman
HIGHLAND Van Norden being one OF
this years graduates.
Miss Eta Birdsall contemplates a
visit with Mrs. George Crocker Of New
York in the near future.
Aren't you glad we insisted upon an
encore to the intermezzo the other
night? 1t gave the orchestra a chance
to find that final note they lost in the
first rendition We've heard before of
the Lost Chord"
Deacon Benjamin F. Tade and wife
are attending the National Baptist
Convention at San Francisco. Revs.
Sturtevant and Banks are there for the
same purpose.
The Tennis Club seems to have be-
come settled factor. The court on
Fifteenth street is being rapidly pre-
pared, and we hear that the opening
is to shape itself into a general re-
ception, Of which the young ladies
have taken charge. This will be in
week or so.
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Collins of Sc
attic have been visiting their brother.
W W. Chaplin.
News from Truckee is that DR.. and
Mrs. Schumacher (nee CampbelD have
gone to Baltimore, where the former
expects to continue his medical studies
Mrs. W. S. Mesick and daughter
Mamie are visiting Mrs. Charles Bonte.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. H. Glide are visiting
in San Francisco.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Alexander have
just moved into their cosy new home
on Seventeenth street, between n and
o.
George Lorenz and wife went to San
Francisco yesterday.
Wilbur F. George is at Catalina.
L. L. Lewis and family have returned
from their months outing in Sonoma.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. H. Spaulding re-
turned yesterday from a six months
trip to Chicago and Kansas City. Mr..
Spaulding's health is much improved.
The Executive Board Of the Saturday
Club has had several meetings during
the past two weeks at the home of its
President, Mrs. J. B. Wright, to make
out the prospectus and arrange the plan
of work for the coming year. 1t is
said that the club will enter on a new
policy and that several of the regular
meetings will be devoted to the hearing
of artists from abroad. There will
probably be a song recital, a piano re-
cital, ETC., by some of the best talent
in San Francisco. A Fairweather lee
ture, too. has been spoken of. 1t is the
aim Of the club to further, to the best
of it's ability and as far as it's means
will allow. the progress of music in
Sacramento, and to broaden the appre
citation of its value as a medium toward
social and intellectual growth. Through
the efforts of the Saturday Club have
been produced here such artists as
Bloomfield-Zeissler, Rosenthal, Rather
inc Heyman, Camille Urso and though
on the last named artist it received a
severe financial setback, yet, nothing
daunted, it has pushed forward and
continues in its good work of fostering
art and artists.
Mrs j. T.. Sinnett has returned from
Yuma, Arizona, leaving her daughter
Leone, who went there for her health.
She is improving and will remain at
Yuma till October.
Miss Jennie Coleman has returned
home from q pleasant visit to her sis
ter, Mrs L. Fahe, of Portland, Or.
Miss Tina Dierssen, who returned re-
Gently from an eleven months trip to
Germany where she went to attend the
wedding of her sister, leaves to-day for
a weeks visit to friends in Oakland.
Mrs H. l. Seymour and two children
have returned after a weeks visit in
Napa County.
On Sunday last a jolly party of young
people enjoyed a delightful trip up the
river on the launch Emily. Landing