The record-union., 1898-09-04

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| Clifton Faris left on Tuesday morn
| ing for Stanford to continue his studies
at the university.
| Miss Sybil Gerber has returned after
six weeks sojourn at the seaside.
| Mrs. c. A Swain is home again from
| Seattle, reporting a most enjoyable
| time.
| Miss May Milne has come back from
| Santa Cruz, after most pleasant va
| cation.
| Miss Beryl Patrick has returned from
| San Francisco, where she was the
guest of Miss Alice Gardner
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| Mrs. John Miller has gone to San
Francisco to attend the Irish Fair.
Mrs. Henry Heilbron and family are
home again, after a delightful summer
| at Vacaville.
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Miss Edith Grant has gone to STAN
ford, where she will resume her studles
at the university.
Charles Pinkham is visiting friends
at Stanford.
Mrs. Lynn is in San Francisco, where
| she will make a short visit before re-
| turning home.
Last Monday a delightful picnic was
given by a number of Sacramento peo-
pie at Lands End, San Francisco. The
party was chaperoned by Mrs. M
/ Montfort and Mrs. Avis. Those VINO
attended were Misses Jennie Govan,
! Gwendolyn Mathews, Ethel Hall, Azel
Avis. Pearl Avis, Alice Montfort, Eva
Montfort, Blanche Dwinelle, DAISY
Montfort Ethel Avis, and Master
Charlie Avis.
Miss Ethel Hall has returned from
San Francisco after a six weeks visit
there.
Miss Ida Herndon returned Wednes-
dav from a two months visit to
Truckee.
Freeman Smith will leave Monday
for San Francisco, where he will re-
main four weeks.
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On Wednesday evening a very enjoy
bIe launch party was given by Miss
Fugenia Hughes and Harry Condon.
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they went up as far as the Monument,
where a delicious repast was serVeu'
The party did not return until late
hour, all proclaiming most en1oyaoie
| time.
George Austin Dennison Of San
Francisco has gone to Chicago, Where
he will visit his mother for SIX weeks
Mrs. -Segley Reynolds Of San Fran
cisco has gone to Europe, where she
will study under Henchell of London.
c. B. Cunningham of Reuters has
returned from Santa Cruz, reporting
a most delightful time.
Mrs. Walter Longbottom has re-
turned from Boston, where she has at
tended the New England Conservatory
of Music for the past five months. She
has been studying under Professor
White, who is considered very fine
teacher. Mrs. Longbottom was for
/ tunate enough to be a member OF
! teachers class IN the Berkshire Hills
this summer.
| Mrs. George Littlefeld and son Har-
| old have returned from San Francisco,
where they had been visiting for the
past two weeks.
The announcement of the marriage
! of Henry Feldhusen to Miss Elizabeth
Irene Smith is made, to take place
/ the 14th of September at Forest Hill,
the home of the brides parents.
Miss Gertrude Gerrish is in Santa
! Cruz. to remain two weeks.
H. Blair and family have returned
| from Bolnas Bay.
DR. Weston Estes of San Francisco
| is visiting friends in Sacramento.
Miss Donna B. Felter of San Fran
| cisco gave a delightful heart party
! to a number of Sacramento young Ia
dies who were visiting in that city. The
! parlors were artistically decorated in
| bamboo and flowers, pink being the pre-
vailing color. Dainty refreshments were
! served at the conclusion Of the game.
| Afterward the guests INDUCED in mu-
| sic and dancing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Devlin left last
| night for Tallac, to be absent six weeks.
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| Mrs. l. T. Hatfield and daughter,
| Edith, came home from Seattle yester-
| day.
Miss Blanche Van Heusen is in San
| Francisco. where she will enter To-
| lands medical college.