The record-union., 1898-07-24


Allan Miller of Sausalito visited Chas.
F. Mel last week.
Last Tuesday evening Misses Jessie
and Nell Mott, Kate and Jane Her
rick and Rose Ryan left for Tahoe.
Mrs. James Faris and Miss Faris
, have returned from Nevada City.
| Miss Ora Tracy has returned from
| Stockton.
| Miss Mabel A. Richardson Of Vallejo,
who has recently returned from the
Boston School of Expression and Phys
| ical Culture, has been visiting her aunt
and uncle Mr.. and Mrs. o. D. Baker at
| Twentieth and J streets.
Miss Elsie Considine has gone to San
Francisco for month.
1
| At their residence, No. 1115 Thir-
teenth street, on Friday evening, was
celebrated the ninth wedding anniver-
sary of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Hotchkiss,
Jr. After an enjoyable evening spent
| in games and music refreshments were
served, after which the guests depart
| ed at a late hour for their homes. The
| party was in the nature of a surprise
| to Mrs. Hotchkiss. Among those pres
ent were Mr. and Mrs. F. S. Hotchkiss,
Mr. and Mrs. F. S. Hotchkiss, Jr., Mr..
and Mrs. Gus Simmermacher, Mrs. c..
Simnlermacher, Mrs. A. Lane, Mr.. and
| Mrs. A. S. Miller Mrs. J. Meyer, Miss
Pauline Weisen, Miss Pauline Boser,
Miss Elvena Lane, Miss Minnie Mey-
| er, Misses Alice, Verna and Anita
Hotchkiss, Philip Buckman, Elmer and
Gus Simmermacher and Eddie Myers.
Mrs c. c. King who left Sacramento
July 9Th for her new home in Fort Can
| by, with her husband, Lieutenant G.. G..
King of Sacramento, is lying at the
| point of death.
| Miss Alma Heitman yesterday went
to San Francisco for visit
| Mrs. p. J. Harney and children, who
| are visiting the formers parents, Mr..
and Mrs John Ryan, will leave for
home tomorrow or Tuesday.
| Ed NJ. Lynn and wife and baby left
| to-day for Santa Cruz to remain several
| weeks.
| Mrs. W. NJ. Henderson and children
will leave on Tuesday next for O sum-
mer outing at Pacific Grove.
DR.. r. L. Wait has returned from
Mineral Springs, Monterey County.
nr 70 Iova oOna
| TO Novato and coast cities on a vaca-
tion until September 1st.
Walter Haggerty leaves tomorrow
| for San Francisco and San Jose to be
absent several weeks.
| Misses Annie and Hazel Davies of
Florin are visiting friends in Oakland.
Mrs Julia McGlattin of Reno, Ne
vada, Is visiting her daughter, Mrs w.
J. Bagwell, near the Slough House, in
this county.
Dan Hyman and brother have gone
to Yosemite Valley on a pleasure trip,
and expect to be gone a couple Of weeks.
| Dave Wasserman has returned from
klamath Hot Springs much improved
| in health
Mrs Freda Maxwell and P. Her2og
| Of Sacramento are among those still
sojourning at klamath Springs
|
Last Sunday a fishing party COM
posed of DR.. George Pyburn, Miss l'y-
burn, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. c. Catlin. Mrs.
Milliken and Miss Milliken, and Mr..
| Truby, went up the river and spent
the day in a most enjoyable manner.
Lunch was spread on the cool, shady
bank. and the party did not return un-
| til late in the evening, when they
found their baskets were we'll filled
| with fish.
Miss Emma Wimunder is visiting
at Courtland, the guest of her friend,
| Ethel Condor.
Miss Amelia Catlin of San Francisco
is a guest at the residence Of Judge A.
p. Catlin at 1923 Fl street
The many friends of George r. Ca
rey will be pleased to learn that ne
has taken up his residence in Sacra-
| mento.
Miss Fanny Pyburn has gone to San
Francisco to be absent for a month.
Miss Ruth B. Catlin is visiting friends
| m San Francisco for a few days.
|
Rev. G. A Ottmann, formerly rector
of ST Paul's Church in this city, has
been appointed Chaplain of the Second
Missouri Volunteers.
Rev Charles l.. Mel viii depart on
his vacation on August 1st. His pull
pit will be filled by Rev. A. George. 1t
is said that Rev. Mr.. George will be
permanently located in Sacramento
after September 1st he having been
appointed to take full charge of the
work at St Andrews.
On July 18th, at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs j. c. White. Portland. Or, very
quiet wedding took place, the contract
ing parties being J. Ralph Benton OF
Portland, and Miss Matte w. VIII
liams of this city. Rev. II. Rassmus
of the Grace NJ. f. Church tied the
/ knot which made the happy couple hus-
band and wife The brides dress was
of white organde trimmed with lace
and ribbon. She carried white carna-
tions and maidenhair fern. Miss Rose
White. the bridesmaid. was daintily
dressed in pink nuns yelling. This