The record-union., 1898-07-03

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Sacramento last week.
Miss Jessie Tufts is visiting in Stock
ton.
Robert Sullivan left last Friday for
Belvedere.
r. T. Cohn and George Shannon
went to Gait on Thursday to assist
Mrs. DR.. Harvey in the entertainment
for the Red Cross.
Miss Carol Dixon, who had been East
for a year, returned last Sunday even
ing.
Miss Donnellson of San Francisco is
visiting Mrs. DR.. T. w. Huntington.
Mrs. Weinstock and the Misses Vein
stock left yesterday for Lake Tahoe to
spend the summer.
The Club Plaisance met on Saturday
evening at the home of Miss Gladys
Wiley.
Mrs. Mahl of Suffer Creek, who had
been visiting her daughter, Mrs. Walter
Wright OF this city, left for her home
last Wednesday.
Miss Edna Greenlaw is spending a
| few weeks at Towles.
Miss Fern Anderson and mother left
on Thursday for the East, where they
will spend their vacation.
George Ringrosie, who has been
resident of Sacramento for the past two
years, left last week for his home in
Canada. On the evening Of his de-
| parture a farewell was given him at
the home of Mrs. o. H. Wing by a num-
Der Of his friends. The evening was
| pleasantly spent in music and games,
! and after light refreshments, the party
adjourned to the depot, where the good
byes We're said.
Mrs. w. Lyon and daughter, May,
| have returned from a two-weeks' visit
| at the Bay.
Mrs. Titherington, who had been
spending the past two weeks at Pacific
Grove, has returned.
Mr.. and Mrs. William McCauger left
on Wednesday for Portland.
=
| Miss Nillie Friedricks will spend the
| next two weeks at the coast
-
| Grove f. Ekins, formerly Secretary
OF the Y. M. G. A. of this city, was
| given reception on Thursday evening
| at the Congregational Church. Mr..
| ElNins goes to San Francisco the first
of next week to fill a position there
| He was a hard-worker here and will
| be greatly missed.
| On last Thursday evening Miss Mabel
Lyon gave a party at her home, 1926
L street. Cards We're played during
the evening, and afterward delicious
refreshments were served. Victor Hat
field won the first prize
| The two Circles of the Boys Reading
| Club met at the residence of Mrs A.
J. Johnston on Wednesday evening,
when a very interesting and compre-
hensive lecture was given by Presley B.
Johnston. The subject Of the lecture
was shoulder Straps" and it gave
the boys very good idea of military
affairs. The lecture was illustrated by
pictures and the boys were greatly de-
lighted with the evenings meeting.
|
| A very pretty wedding occurred
ON Wednesday noon at 1415 1 street,
when the nuptials of Mr.. Schwartz and
Miss Grace II. Hopkins were celebrat-
ed, Rev. A. c. Herrick officiating. The
bride wore white organdie over satin
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was artistically decorated In palms and
other potted plants and large bows of
pink crepe paper. The invitations to
the ceremony were limited to relatives.
but afterward a delightful reception
was held. The happy couple were the
recipients of many beautiful and cost
ly presents. They left Wednesday even
ing for New York, where they will re-
side permanently.
Miss Ethel Mclaughlin left yesterday
for Sam Francisco, where she will spend
the summer with Miss Worthington.
I. M. Diviny will leave this week for
Sam Joaquin County. where he will join
a party going on an extensive visit to
the Big Trees.
Officer Hayes has returned from his
vacation, but his wife remains in Min
nesota for while to finish her visit
to her relatives.
Caesar Rodoni left yesterday noon for
the East on a business trip. He will
be away for two weeks.
A delightful party was given to L. A.
Gould at his residence, Hillside Cot
ltage," Towle, Placer County, on Thurs
day evening, the Odd, it being his
birthday anniversary. 1t was a mask
party and a complete surprise to Mr..
Gould. Music and dancing were in
dulged in by the guests until II o'clock,
when a dainty repast was served. The
guests were: Miss A. Lou Mette and
Miss Dora Hastings of Sacramento,
Miss Clara Ever, Miss Madge Foote,
Miss Ema Staples, Messrs. j. j. Sulli-
van, Win Duncan, Hal MORRISON Of Sac
ramento, Arthur Towle, George Rich