The record-union., 1898-09-18

Edith Lindenmayer, Maud Bates ana
Mabel Bates; Messrs. Victor Kohler,
Al Bates, Will Bates, Dean Lyon, AL
bert Thompson, Will Triplet and Harry
Johnson. The party was chaperoned
by Mr.. and Mrs. F. Kohler.
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John LAWN is here from San Fran
| cisco to spend a week with relatives.
, James Nicholson of Centerville IS
visiting for a few days in Sacramento.
Miss Katherine Herrick is home again
| from San Francisco, where she mas
been for the past two weeks.
Miss F. Williams has come to Sac
| ramento where she will teach in the
High School during the absence OF MISS
| Tyndall.
Mrs w. G. Read and daughter Alma
are visiting Mrs. o. w. Erlewine.
Miss Mabel Nichols has returned from
Pacific Grove.
| Miss Goldie Rounds of Alameda is
visiting in this city with Miss Mabel
Nichols.
Mrs. Luella Thomas of Suisun and
Miss Nellie Castillo of Elk Grove have
| been spending fair week with Mrs.
Mayme Erlewine.
VIII Briggs will leave for the East
during the end of this month where
he will pptar- Harvard
Miss M T. Thompson, Superintendent
of the California Woman's Hospital of
San Francisco, has been visiting Mrs.
J. H. Shorrock for the past few days.
Miss Ada Bronnell is in Sacramento,
the guest of Miss Nora Mott.
Philip Van Maren has gone to Ala
| media for a month.
Miss Joe Lyons is up from the BAY
City, visiting the State Fair.
c. F. Gardner of San Francisco came
to Sacramento on Friday evening.
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Corporal John Sherburn Of Company
F, Sixth Regiment, is spending a
few weeks with his parents.
Miss Annie Curry has been up from
San Francisco visiting the fair.
Mrs. Charles Won Santene of San
Francisco is spending a few weeks
with friends in this city.
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Sig Rosenberg of San Francisco
spent the past week in this city.
Mr. and Mrs r. E. Montgomery have
been up from San Francisco taking in
the fair
Mrs. J. l.. Hughes and family have
returned from Santa Cruz, after a
three months visit
G. Gerrish has returned from a three
weeks visit to San Francisco.
Turner Hall never looked prettier
than it did on Friday evening last, the
occasion being the annual grand ball
of the Golden West Social Club. The
hall was decorated in evergreen, potted
plants and palms, with immense hang
ing fern balls. The grand march was
led by Fred. Butler and Miss Lily
Carter. The successful affair was un-
der the management Of the following
committees: Arrangements-N.G G.. Hol
land. E. L. Alexander, G. r. Vassels,
F. A. Butler, A. c. Dallas, J. A. Reed.
Reception-F. A. Butler J. A. Reed,
E. L. Alexander, G. r. Vassels, A. c..
Dallas, F. A. Bird, w. G.. Holland, w.
M. Breeden. Floor Director, F. A. But
ler Floor Managers-E L. Alexander
G.. r. Vassels, A. G. Dallas. w NJ.
Breeder. Among the many visitors
were Misses Olivia Clarke, Ella Clay
ton, Gean Logan and Mrs. R. c. Will
son, San Francisco; Mrs. William
Touns, Mrs. S. Tompkins, Misses
Orinda Corian, Mamie Handy, Maude
and Kathy Sanderson and Misses Sally
Brown, Georgia and Clara Logan Of
Marysville; Mrs. Ed. Michen and
Misses Susie Cherry, Belle Strickland
of Woodland The ball lasted until
the wee small hours of the morning,
and all departed with the club part
ing.
Howard Kercheval of Grand Island IS
in the city.
Miss Ardella Mills returned to her
home in San Matso yesterday
A surprise party was given to Wen
dell Easten Danforth and his sister
Caryl on Friday afternoon. The hours
were spent pleasantly, and at o'clock
the children marched into the dining
room, where a bountiful repast was
served. The house was artistically
decorated in pink and white All pres
ent were presented with a souvenir
Those present were: Alma Johnson,
Bernice Henley, Minnie Cox, Harry
White, Wendell Easten Danforth, Caryl
Danforth, Ernest Fields, George Fields,
Ora O'Connor, Thomas Luddiard. Ha-
eel Danforth, Ceryl Danforth, Mar
guerite O'Brien, Mrs w. A O'Connor,
Mrs. P. Dolan, Mrs. w. r. O'Brien.
Mrs. B. F. Herman, Mrs. E. E. Dan
forth.
Mrs. Charles ]. Wilding and son Nor
sas City, Mo-, to visit relatives and
friends.
Mrs. w. NJ. Hatch has returned home
after a months visit in San Francisco.
Mrs. E. H. Bolze and son have re-
turned home from their summer vaca-
ton.
Mrs. W. H. Houchin of Auburn, Mrs.