The record-union., 1898-07-17

couple will return to their new home
at Twenty-first and X streets. which
is all ready for their occupancy.
Miss Lille Wallace has gone to Col
fax for a three months visit.
Miss Jessie Tufts returned from
Stockton yesterday.
|. Arthur Jones of San Francisco Wis
ited in Sacramento last week.
Miss Mercy Farnsworth will leave to-
morrow for San Francisco.
Last Friday evening Miss Maude
Merkley entertained number of her
friends by an old-fashioned hayride.
About p. m. the guests assembled at
MISS Mabel Blair's home, 1O31 l.
street, and from there We're driven
| about town through the principal
streets and parks for a couple of hours
| or more. From town they went down
| the Riverside road, winding up their
pleasure trip at the home of the hostess.
On reaching the latter place the guests
ailghted from the wagon and were en-
| tertalned on the lawn, which was made
brilliant with many colored Chinese Ian
| terms
| After a jolly half-hour all We're in
Vited into the dining-room, which was
very effective in ferns and scarlet
trumpet flowers to partake of the dain-
ties prepared for them. Singing was in
dulged in until midnight, when the
| chaperone, Mrs. John Blair, summoned
| the young folks to the wagon, and they
| We're soon on their journey homeward,
Well pleased with their evenings enter
| tainment. Those present were: Minnie
Elmer, Jess Mott, Alice Stevenson,
Alice Dray, Gertrude Wiseman, Rose
| Sheehan, Carolee Wilsey, Mabel Blair,
George Carroll, Edna Sheehan, Flor
ence Williams, Miss Hill, Edith Tufts,
Jane Birdsall, Maude Merkley, Charles
Jones, Robert Smith, Alfred JOY Otto
| Van Norden, Halsey L. Smith, Jerome
Carroll, Fred Blanchard, Halsey 0.
Smith, Harry Thirkield Will Dierssen,
Charles Ellsworth, Jack Bauer, Dick
Dierssen, Will Quinton, Ed Pope.
Thomas James of 1921 X street, was
given surprise party by young lady
| friends the other evening. Ice-cream
and cake We're plentifully served, and a
good time was had.
| Laura Minerva Skeels leaves for an
extended trip. She intends to visit at
| Napa for few days, and from there
will go to Larkspur in "Old Glory
| Camp"
| w H. Greenlaw and wife have gone
| to San Francisco to make a short visit.
Miss Rose M. Woolf left on Friday
| for San Francisco, where she will be
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Bendix
for several weeks.
Captain James Johnson, an old-time
proprietor of river sailing vessels, is
dangerously i'll at his home in Oakland.
In early days he was prominent figure
in this city
Morris Brooke of Oak Park is at Pa
cific Grove attending the Chautauqua
Assembly
One of the pleasantest excursions of
! the season was taken up the river
/ few days ago. The merry party chap
| eroned by Mrs. G. NJ. Basler, left on
! the steamer Oriole, and after going
| about eighteen miles a landing was
made when all partook of delicious
/ lunch. The day was spent in fishing
/ rowing, ETC., and on the return trip a
stop was made at the Monument Ranch.
AT a late hour the merry party reached
home, each having spent a very pleas
| ant day. Among the invited guests
Z We're: Misses Laura Tartan, Laura
| Morrison Lulu Jones, Eva Shape, Marie
| Becker, Edith Buoss, Winnie Eici, Maud
! kerruish. Maud Spurgeon, Lizzie Sund-
holm, Leona Walker, Bonnie Thatcher,
K. Unban, Pattie Basler, Ollie Bates,
Messrs. Shurtzen, Williams, Larrabee,
/ Blackburn Cox, Bates, Urban Fathey,
Colby, Duhr, Busick, Master Freddy
Basler, Mr.. and Mrs. c. NJ. Basler, Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Keuhne, Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Schadt.
Misses Blanche Ryan and Daisy Wei
sci left last Wednesday for Lake Tahoe
to be gone for several weeks.
| At Bolinas Bay, a quiet little seaside
resort just outside of the Golden Gate,
a jolly party of Sacramentans are en-
joying themselves, reveling in the pure
/! salt air. delightful surf bathing and
| mountain tramps. Mrs. H. d. Nash of
Sacramento, has taken a cottage for the
summer. The place is called "Easton
! Terrace" and is charmingly situated on
the side Of a hill, overlooking grain
| fields below it, and from it's windows
the bay is revealed in all its brightness.
Many Of her guests are paying their first
| visit to the resort and all are equally
try mountain and seaside advantages.
| The Fourth was most pleasantly spent
in surf bathing, launching of fireworks
and a huge bonfire on the beach in the
evening. Mrs. Nash's guests for the
whole of the months of July and Aug
ust are Mrs. X. L. Douglas, Mrs. Will
! lam Wood and daughter, Marion and
Miss Colclough, Mrs. w. H. Mixer and
| two children from Berkeley and Mr..
| Humphrey. two daughters and govern
ess, from Sacramento are there for July.
In August Mrs. Adolph Scheld and Miss
Deming, w. w. Douglas, DR. W. w.
Wood and F. S. Mccormick will add
their presence to the party.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. 3. Alexander and
/ family of New York are in the city and
will remain until Tuesday next. Mrs.
| Alexander formerly Hattie Crocker)
was born and reared in Sacramento and
has many warm friends here who will
rejoice at the opportunity to meet her