The record-union., 1899-11-12

I1ndley, How TO IRAN d 1luopoAu-
M. R. Beard, How to be Hap
py Though Married" Robert Smith,
1.-The Bridesmaids" James Ely. "Ho:tl-
culture and Blossoms"(?) A. q.
Herrick, Should Marriage be En-
outraged? Guy Chich, "Mothsr-in-
Law" Mrs. NJ. R. Beard, "a Reply to
Her Husbands How to be Happy,
Though Married" Charles Bonte, The
Appropriateness Of Going Fishing Dur
ing Ones Honeymoon" Earnest Hoen,
1.-THE Wedding Journey" Thomas f1ef-
from, Marriage" Mr.. Heffron closed
his remarks most appropriately, wish
ing for the bride that this, her we'd
ding day, the happiest of her past,
might be the very saddest day of her
future.
Among the guests were the Misses
Carolee Wilsey, Ida Herndon, Alice
Weinstock, Helen Weinstock, Maye
Carroll, Edna Carroll, Blanche and Eth
ell Twitchell, Nellie Siddons, Laura,
benson, Minnie Richardson, Rita Ken
nedy, May Budd, Alice Lewis, Minnie
Clarke, Kate Herrick, Alice Willis, ZEN
ME Mcfarland, Elizabeth Taylor.
Maude Sutton, Eleanor Beard and Lulu
and Mary Lindley, and Messrs. James
Ely, Edwin Pope, Ralph Chick, Jerome
Carroll, George Jones, Thomas Hebron,
Dick Mott, Herbert Beldent, Will Doug
las, I. McKisick, Rudolph Van Norden,
2. Clayton and Dr. and Mrs. Wallace A.
Briggs, DR.. and Mrs. William Ellery
Briggs, Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Beasley,
Mr.. and Mrs. D. A. Lindley, Mr.. and
Mrs. NJ. r. Beard, Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest
Hohen, Mr.. and Mrs. Sherman, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ed Lynn, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Dew
lin, Mrs. Charles McCreary, Mr.. and
Mrs Herrick, Mrs. Henry Croker, Mr..
and Mrs. L. L. Lewis, Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Bonte. Mr.. and Mrs. G. Hart.
Mr., and Mrs. j. ]. Dwyer and Mr.. and
Mrs. Davidson.
Among those from out of town, who
came for the wedding, were Mr.. Clay
ton of Vacaville, Mr.. and Mrs. Sherman
of Berkeley, Mr.. and Mrs. Har. Of
Berkeley, Ralph Chick and Mr.. and
Mrs. Davidson of Nevada City.
The wedding Of Miss Emma Felter
and Alfred Spinks was very quiet, only
relatives and few intimate friends be-
ing present. The newly married couple
will make their home in San Francisco.
Miss Jennie Mcfarland was lately the
guest of Mrs. J. Frank Clarke, having
come up for the Mott-Chick wedding.
She returned home on Thursday.
Miss Emma McFessel left on Thurs
day for San Francisco to attend the
wedding of her brother, William Nc
Fessel, and Miss Emma Prosek of that
city, on the 18th. Mis- McFessel is to
act as maid of honor.
Mrs. L. Tozer left last Tuesday for
few days visit in San Francisco.
Mrs. Horace Lydell is the guest of her
sister, Mrs. B. H. Hulburd.
Mrs. Henry T. Gage went to San
Francisco last Wednesday.
Miss Minnie Schaw entertained a few
friends at keno last week.
The Tuesday Literary Club held it's
first meeting at Liberty Hall, Mrs. E.
B. Purnell giving her usual instructive
lecture on that occasion. An old pfac-
tice of answering the roll-call by a
quotation was revived and was getting
on swinmingly when someone who had
neglected to prepare responded with
the usual 'adsum' after which the
more timid, backed by precedent, let
their courage ooze, SO it continued
present on to the end. Now, that's
of n 1od
Let US promote the idea. It's a good
one. Let us take great thoughts, or
beautiful thoughts. or sweet thoughts,
and make them ours. The power to
think broadly and we'll depends largely
on the power to absorb and retain as
our own the thoughts of those greater
than we. How wisely has it been said
that there is nothing original under
the sun, and how often do we meet in
the thoughtssof others the very dearest
old friends, seemingly, which have been
long and vainly striving for7 recognition
and expression in our own minds. Why,
then, having found this expression. even
though shaped by another should we
not assume it to become mentally beau
tiful, much after the manner in which
We adorn our bodies with some dainty
creation of the modiste to become more
beautiful physically. Now. let us give
our minds this season beautiful winter
trousseau.
The officers of the club and the pro-
gram for the current month are as fol-
lows: Oflicers-President, Mrs. A. j.
Johnston; First Vice President. Mrs. H.
b. Breckenfeld: Second Vice President,
Mrs. G. w. Mccoy; Corresponding Sec
rotary, Miss Della Neagle; Recording
Secretary, Mrs. F. r.. Krebs; Treasurer
Mrs. c. 81. Beckwith. Directors-Mrs.
Edward Twitchell, Mrs. F. r. Dray,
Mrs. H. NJ. LaRue, Mrs. j.. Frank Clark
Mrs. G. W. Lorenz. Mrs. A. G. Folger
Mrs. n G. Smith, and Mrs. w. D. Law
ton.
Tuesday afternoon, November 7th
current topic day; lecture. Mrs. E. b.
Purnell Tuesday afternoon, November
l4th, lecture by Professor L. Dupont
Syle of the Uni versity of California
Drama Among the Greeks" Tuesday
afternoon, MEMBER Dist, lecture by
5. A. Chambers of the University of
California = "rhe Literary Movements
in France During the Nineteenth Cen
tury Tuesday afternoon, November
18th, social reunion.
Mrs. Morten is the guest Of her
daughter, Mrs. B. r. Howard.
Mrs. George Phinney and children left
the middle Of tho week for San Fran
cisco.