The record-union., 1898-06-19


Lock, Bradley Carr, Emmet Phillips
| Wallace Briggs, Carlton Hickman.
| A most enjoyable picnic was given
| by Miss Ida v. Miller and her pupils
of the Fifth Grade of the Capital Fri
mary School yesterday. The children
assembled at Miss Miller's residence
at $50 a. m. and were driven out TO
| a grove twelve miles north of the city.
Games were indulged in during the
| day, and at noon the table was spread
| under a large oak tree. Among those
who participated in the days outing
We're Miss Ida v. Miller, Charlotte
McClatchy, Florence White, Gertrude
| Miller, Estelle Ryan, Myrtle Burns
/ Helen Martin, Zelma Wilson, MarJory
May, Nerva Curtis, Laura Curtis, Alma
Johnston, Harold Pealer, Ethel Beal,
Bernice Bruner Eddie Roeder, Irving
Mattson, Irene Burns, Alfred Langton,
Louie We'll, Ethel We'll, Emmet
Rhoads, Stuart Neale, Noah Martin
Miss Nellie Uren, who has been Wis
iting in San Francisco for several
weeks, has returned home.
| Miss Kingdom has returned home
after an extended trip to San Fran
cisco.
James Faris, Jr., spent few days
| in San Francisco last week Mr. and
| Mrs. Faris will leave on the 10th Of
| this month for Minnesota to be absent
several weeks.
| Last Wednesday afternoon Mrs. W.
| D. Stalker gave a delightful informal
reception in honor of her aunt, Mrs.
Herman Perry of Chicago. Many Of
| Mrs. Perry's former pupils called dur
| ing the afternoon. The house was
| prettily decorated with palms and a
profusion of cut flowers. Dainty re-
| freshments We're served during the af-
ternoon.
Miss Charlotte Robinson of San
| Francisco is visiting friends and rela-
tives in this city.
Mrs. Joe Green entertained a num-
Der of friends at whist OF. "Wednesday
| evening. The house was beautifully
| decorated in flowers, ferns, and very
pretty Chinese lanterns. Whist was
played during the first part of the
evening, and Mrs. ]. M. Wright won
| the lady's first prize, and Mrs. Marthy
Ashworth, the BOBBY: the gentleman's
! first prize was captured by Clinton
| Fisher, and the BOBBY by Sim Brown.
| Afterwards a delicious supper was
served in an artistically decorated din
| ing-room. Dancing was INDUCED in
until a late hour, and one of the feat
| ures was a cake walk, Miss Daisy
Wamble and Simeon Brown carrying
off the honors. Those invited We're
! Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Green, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ted Ashworth, Mr.. and Mrs. Clinton
Fisher, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Basler,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. M. Wright, Mr.. and
Mrs. Sim Brown, Miss Daisy Wamble
| and Ray Chapille.
| Mrs. J. c. Slater and Mrs. w. H.
| Lyon have gone on a fishing trip to
! Point Arena.
| A very pretty June wedding was that
! which took place on Wednesday, when
| the nuptials Of Miss Florence Robin
| son and Mr. Williams were celebrated.
| The bridesmaid was Miss Flora Howell
/ Of San Francisco, and Henry Hansche
/ acted as groomsman. The bride wore
beautiful gown of white organdie
/ over satin, and carried white carna-
/ tions. The young couple received a
/ large number of handsome gifts. After
a short trip to San Francisco they will
reside at 728 street
/
Mrs. w. White Of this city has re-
/ turned home after an extended trip to
| Fresno.
4 Last Tuesday afternoon Miss Alice
4 Willis entertained about twenty of the
young lady members of the Red Cross
4 Society at her home. During the af-
\ ternoon the young ladies made num-
Der of comfort bags and other things
for the soldiers, and afterwards all
were served with dainty refreshments.
II
4 A linen party was given to Miss
! Healy, deaconess of the Sixth street
NJ. Z. Church, on Thursday afternoon
at Mrs. Chauncey Dunn's, 1909 Fl
street. 1t was given to show appre-
citation Of Miss Healy's work during
the past year, as she leaves for the
East in July. Each guest brought a
dainty bit Of linen, and they played a
game called My Lady's Dinner" pay
ing fines in linen gifts for Miss Heaiy).
About fifty ladies were present, and a
/ delightful afternoon was spent by all.
! Harry @. Soule. the well-known at
torney, is Ill from fever.
i Dr. George Larl1in and Will II. Lar
kin have returned from a visit to Sar
Francisco.
Rabbi J. L. Levy is expected to visit