The record-union., 1897-08-29


the hospital staff and wore the red
cross with becoming and professional
gravity. 1t goes without saying that
they We're all exceedingly becoming
to- their blue uniforms. and doubtless
made lasting impression on the fem
mime portion of pretty Santa Cruz. VINO
wouldn't be a soldier?
Mrs. Annie Blanchard and daughter
Leslie went to San Francisco last Mon
day.
A pleasant affair was an evening par
ty given last Friday evening by Miss
Jessie Went in honor of her friend. Miss
Clara KLEIN of San Francisco, who is at
present her guest. The evening was
enjoyably passed with games and mu-
sic and later lemonade, ice cream and
cake was served for the refreshment of
the guests. Those present We're Misses
Jessie Went, Clara KLEIN, Emma Stro-
bel, Lena Laeber, Clara Arnold, Theo.
Gennug, Amelia Went and Bertha
Teichert, and Messrs. Ernest Loring
and Henry Arnold.
Miss Mabel Johnson. who has been
visiting her sister, Mrs Fink, in this
city, has returned to her home in San
Francisco.
Master Ernest Loring, we'll known
among the young people of Sacrament
to, is soon to depart for the East, where
he will finish his education in one of
the Eastern colleges. Mr. Loring is a
young man of genial disposition, COM
monty dubbed Jolly" by his associates.
and viii be greatly missed by a large
circle of friends among whom he is a
general favorite.
Miss Flora Meister has returned from
months visit to friends at the me-
tropolis.
Advices from Pacific Grove say that
people are now leaving the favorite sea-
side resort in train loads for their
homes. A letter states: THE Grove
seems to have gained greatly in popu-
larity this year We have besides been
deeply interested in each other" The
other being the ladies' of whom there
have certainly been striking majority.
Up to within the last wo weeks one
could easily imagine he was walking
through the streets of Sacramento, so
many were the familiar faces to be en-
countered everywhere. This morning
at the beach as 1 watched the bathers,
felt 1 had reason to be proud of the
prowess displayed by some of our Sac
ramento ladies, who were exhibiting
their skill in swimming. Among those
who swan easily to the second raft
noticed Mrs. D. A. Lindley, Mrs. c. N.
Post, Mrs. Irving Bentley, Mrs. M. K.
Barrett, Misses Minnie Govan, Lulu
york and Eloise Gundrum. Apropos
of the Groves increasing popularity,
one of the leading business men here
told me last night that his net receipts
were SO 1000 over last year. This is not
so surprising. as we really have many
advantages in the way of sports and
various attractions. There is no end
of fun to be had at the seaside, and I
could enumerate enough funny Incl
dents TO fill a volume if I had the time .
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Mrs J. H Arnold and children, Miss
frankie Arnold and Harrison and Nor
ton, are spending a few weeks in San
Francisco.
George Reynolds is able to be around
again among his friends Mr. Rey-
nolds has been seriously i'll for many
weeks, after undergoing a severe OPP
Grafton at the Railroad Hospital in this
city He is. however. convalescing, and
hopes in a short time to be entirely
recovered.
Miss Minnie Rowley of Pacheco is
visiting her sister, Mrs Gorham. at her
residence, corner of Eighth and P
streets in this city. Miss Rowley is
the prina soprano of the little compa-
nv of musicians who so successfully
gave a season of comic opera at Pa
checo last winter She is possessed of
a wonderfully limpid. pure. high So
prano voice, which, with careful train
ing, will in time bring her before the
public in no small capacity as vocal
list. She was the Josephine of Pima
fore" the Surpolette Of BELLS of Corne-
ville' and played leading roles in all
the operas presented from time to time
under the direction of ore of San Fran
cisco's leading musicians Miss Rowley
Il dlsO d SISTER u L rank fkONlSy OF
this city
Mrs. ]. J. Henderson. wife of the ris-
Ing young attorney of that name. and
her infant son. have returned from the
coast. where they have been spending
the last month. They will probably
not be long in the city. as it is Mrs.
Henderson's intention to flee the proph-
esied hot weather again as soon as pos
sible.
Mrs. Robert Dixon, formerly Miss
Eva Farrar, is spending a few weeks
with friends in Oakland
POLLY OLIVER.
Spirit of the Eternal Don't.
II may belong to one Of the great dual