The record-union., 1899-07-02

and daughter, Laura, left last night for
Rubicon Park.
Mrs. O. P. Willis and daughter and
sister, Mrs. George Bates, also left last
night, expecting to spend a month at
the Lake.
Miss Jane Herrick has returned from
Ventura to spend her vacation at home.
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Mrs. C. c. Simmons left yesterday
for San Francisco, where she has taken
house for the summer
Mrs. George M. Mott and family ex-
pect to go to Tahoe the middle of the
month.
Miss Alice Gardner, of San Francisco,
daughter Of Mr.. Charles F. Gardner,
former resident of Sacramento, is Wis
iting Mrs. Alice Thompson. Miss Gard
ner is a student at Mills College.
DR.. and Mrs. A. NJ. Henderson
and Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Mier
returned last Monday from their
trip to Alaska They were given
a rousing welcome home at the
residence of Mr.. Mier by the family
and a few intimate friends, and were
serenaded by the Native Sons Band,
who gave many appropriate selections
The evening was passed most pleas
antly; congratulations for the bride and
groom were in order, wedding cake was
distributed, and the hour hand was
creeping along to the ''wee sma' (" hours
before the company separated. DIR.
and Mrs Henderson are for the pres
| ent at Mrs. Remick's, in the old Scud-
der house.
Mrs C. p Evans, who has been SO
seriously i'll for the past three months,
| is convalescent and able to take sum-
mer trip. She leaves to-day for a two
or three months visit with her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Thomas Cotter, of Oakland.
Miss Lille Evans accompanies her
mother, but will return in few days.
Miss Adelaide Epson expects to go
East in the fall.
| Walter Tozer left last Monday for q
trip to the mountains.
|
Charles Mier and wife hope to be able
to enter their lovely new home within
| the month.
Miss Georgia Morse, of San Francis
| co, is the guest Of Mrs. Hiram john
| son.
|
| Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Lorenz and son
| George. accompanied by the Misses
Meta Breck enfeldt and Alice Washburn,
| left at noon yesterday for four weeks
stay at Summit Soda Springs. One
might suppose, however, from the prep
arations in which Mr. Lorenz was en-
gagged several days before his depart
ure that he intended staying four years
instead Of weeks. All his friends hope
| he will have an immense time, and OF
course are expecting to be plenteously
| supplied with brook trout during his
absence. We hope he won't forget
| Mr. and Mrs Ed Yardley have gone
| to Auburn to visit the latter's parents.
From there they expect to drive up to
| Lake Tahoe, where they will camp a
| few miles from Tahoe City. Will Rip
| ley accompanies them.
| Miss Jennie Govan leaves soon for
| Los Angeles.
| Miss Bella Zellerbach, of San Fran
CISCO has been visiting Miss Alice Has
sett.
| Musical people who know, either per-
sonally or by reputation, James Ham
| ifton Howe of misunderstanding fame
will be interested in the following news
from Pacific Grove:
"A pretty romance has grown out Of
the Chautauqua assembly in the en-
gagement of James Hamilton Howe,
who is holding school of music here.
and Miss Lily E. Cramphorn, secretary
and teacher Of harmony at the school.
The news of the engagement came as
a surprise to Mr. Howe's friends, for he
has always been regarded as welded to
his art. Mr.. Howe's music has always
| brought him into contact with many
charming ladies, but hitherto his friend
ships have been based on the stand
point of art and no one has regarded
him as a marrying man.
Miss Lily E. Cramphorn the bride
elect, came to California some months
ago from Rochester, England, to visit
relatives, and being a musician she
Joined Mr.. Howe's San Jose Oratorio
Society. When projects for the Pacific
Grove summer school We're being ar
ranged Miss Cramphorn was selected
as one of the faculty. No one at that
time however, had any inkling that the
summer school would open with Mr..
Howe and Miss Cramphorn learning to-
gether to conjugate the verb to love- :"
Mr.: and Mrs. Harry Earle leave soon
for the mountains, where the latter
expects to remain some time. Mr..
Earle will stay but a few days.
The wedding of Frank Ruhstaller Jr.,
and Miss Alice Root will be one of
the events of the near future.
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The friends of Miss Jennie Shook will
be pleased to hear that she has recov-
cred from her long illness, and was able
to be with her class the last few days
of school, much to the delight Of her
pupils, who all adore her.
Mrs. Charles Robin and Mrs Albert
Gallatin and daughter Leta have gone
to the mountains.
H Grau and family expect to go to
Bartlett Springs in August