The record-union., 1898-06-26

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ue., ~. ", .Marguerite w James, Mrs. Turrell
Hunting of Butterflies iiustipe 9p: Griffith r.
Duet a'fsfoe aPoor Jonathan waltz OIili-
ocker), Willie Richardson, Mrs. Turrell
(a) Reverie lAtherton. q, AragonMa1Sei r;as Myisht
Quartet asSNHIt Waltz 5lKiindeD, Beatrice Wright,
Charlotte Grunwald, Marguerite James
and Justine Griffith.
Harry White was given a surprise
party yesterday afternoon by his little
friends in honor of his ninth birthday.
The little ones met at the home OF MISS
Alma Johnson, and from there pro-
ceeded in a body to Harry Whites.
Games were played during the after
noon, and afterward delicious lunch
con was served.
Yesterday a picnic was given up the
river by Misses Loretta Chapman, Sue
and Leta Pierson About forty young
folks attended and they We're chaper-
oned by Mrs Burns, Mrs. Pierson and
MrS. cunningham.
Mrs. Charles Bentley returned yester-
day after a four months trip East and
abroad.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Douglas leave
for Bolinas the 1st of July to spend
the summer there.
Mrs. DIR. Wood leaves for Bolinas
next Thursday to be gone a couple OF
months.
Mrs. Louis F. Monteagle and son
spent a few days of this week with
Mrs. Dr. Wood.
The Friday Reading Club met at the
home of the Misses Dierssen this week,
THE Princess" by Tennyson, being
read by DR.. Van Norden.
Mrs. Chas. McCreary, Miss Clark and
Miss Upson spent a few days of the
past week with Miss Eta BirdSal at
her summer residence in Auburn. Mrs.
McCreary and Miss Clark are now in
San Francisco and are stopping at the
Wenban.
Mrs. A. N Buchanan and family
leave for Bartlett Springs to-day to
spend the summer there.
The pupils of the sixth grade Of the
Sutter Grammar School had an enjoy
able picnic yesterday, given them by
their teacher, Miss Theodore Willis.
Miss Alice Curtis and Miss Nellie Har
ris assisted in entertaining them. De-
spite the sultriness Of the day, they
put in the time from a. m. to 6 p. m.
in a round of pleasure. There were
races for the boys, Frank Dolan win
ming first prize, and Allyn Burr the
second Stella Gentry won the first
prize in the girls race, Nettie Vogel
winning the second. Pictures of the
class as whole, the boys alone, the
girls alone, and the grown people were
taken by one of the pupils who had
camera. Refreshments were served,
and all voted the outing a success.
Those present were: Beatrice Belote,
Estelle Burns, Susie Fisher, Stella
Gentry. Blanch Lund, Pearl McAllister,
Myrtle Oldfield, Martha Rainey, Della
Ratzanefsky, Lena Sautter, Nettie
Vogel, Amanda Wendt, Edwin Billings
ley, Allyn Burr, Victor Atkins, Frank
Dolan, Leon Lefebuvre.
DIR. and Mrs. Metcalf have returned
from San Jose.
At the Baptist parsonage, by Rev.
A. B. Banks, Calvin w. Farnsworth
and Mrs. Mary Shields were united in
marriage on Friday evening. Both the
bride and groom are well-known and
honored residents of our city. After
the bridal tour the happy couple will
return to this city to make it their fu
ture home.
Mrs. S. B. Woods, her son Sumner
and niece, Sadie c. Starr, left yester-
day for Pacific Grove to spend the
summer.
Mrs. John T. Belshaw, who had been
visiting Mrs. NJ. A. Pealer, has re-
turned to her home in Antioch
Miss Else Schubert has returned from
the St. Helena Santiarium much i'm
proved in health.
Lawyer D. E. Alexander is up from
San Francisco.
The engagement is announced Of s.
P. Stephens. popular employe at the
Southern Pacific shops, and Miss Lizzie
B. de Lew. daughter of the late Rev.
Lewis de Lew, who was formerly rector
of the Episcopal Church Of Woodland.
The engagement is announced from
New York of Miss Claire Lesser who
formerly resided here, and Max Engel
of New York
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Adjutant General Barrett came up
from San Francisco last night, and will
return to-day. -