The record-union., 1899-06-25

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proof of this maxim, she knew to the
full the sweetness Of the blessing. Mrs.
Crucker knew that her end was near
and it was her desire to be laid away
in uuietness by those alone who were
dearest to her. Her dying requests
We're carried out to the letter, ana
laden with masses of the flowers she
loved so well, her remains were 1ol-
lowed to their last resting-place py
members of the family and a very rev
Immediate friends whom she herself
had named We pay our tribute with
the rest"
Mrs. Martha D. Bailey Of Oakland
passed through Sacramento Monday
evening on her way to Salt Lake, where
she. expects to visit for some time. Sew
eral of her Sacramento friends, laden
with fruit and flowers, were on hand TO
wish her a bon voyage.
Cards are out for the marriage Of
Miss Edna Lewis and Ernest Hoen, on
Thursday evening, July 9Th
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Miss Evelyn Briggs and William
Briggs returned from the East on
Monday, expecting to spend their vaca-
ton at home. Miss Briggs has been
pursuing her studies in Baltimore, while
Mr.. Briggs has been attending Harvard.
Miss Holt of Kentucky has been Wis
iting Miss Kate Herrick for the past
two or three weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. G. Smith have re-
turned for their trip to Bartlett Springs.
Ernest s. BirdsaM and wife have re-
turned from their wedding trip.
Ensign Cyrus r. Miller left last Tues
day to report on board the United
States fish commission steamer, the Al
batross, which is to start on cruise
of eight or nine months in southern
waters, late in the summer. Mr.. Miller,
who will be one of the few officers on
board, expects to have an interesting
trip, as it will be one of scientific re-
search under Professor Agassiz of Har-
yard Collage. They may touch at Aus
tralia. 1t will be a month or two yet
before the start is made, and Mr.. Mil
ler's many friends here sincerely hope
he will be able to tear himself away
from the attractions of San Francisco
to visit them again before he goes on
SO long voyage.
Edwin T. Earl and wife have taken
the Gerber residence at Fifteenth and
N streets for the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Ball have re-
turned from a short trip to San Fran
cisco.
j. D. Tate and grandchildren, the
Misses Zoe and Amy Sarchett, and Mas
ter Harrison Tate Sarchett, with their
governess, expect to start on an ex-
tended trip to Yosemite about July LIST.
They expect also to spend a while in
San Francisco during the vacation.
Mrs. Ernest Deuel. expects shortly to
go to Chicago to visit her sister.
Miss Emma McFessel has returned
from a six weeks visit to relatives in
San Francisco.
Miss Eta Steinman leaves the early
part Of the week for San Francisco to
attend the wedding of a friend. She
expects to visit for a while also in the
metropolis.
Rev. Mr.. Silcox and family expect to
leave about the middle of July for a
three months visit in Canada
Miss Maud Jones has been visiting
the Misses Anglon at Represa.
Walter Tozer has returned from a
short trip to San Francisco.
sail in the early part of July for Eu-
months.
Mrs W. E. Gerber and family have
ly new country home on their ranch in
'rehama County.
from San Jose where he went to attend
a convention.
for a two or three months' stay at Pa
cific Grove Mrs. Moseller is one of
those chosen to support the high STAN
dard Of the summer school in that
place, and for the ambitious student
who regrets, vacation when. it must be
at the expense of advancement, it is
an opportunity not to be lost. Hamilton
Howe, the well known oratorio leader,
is also to be one of the, musical values
of the school.
Mrs Marguerite Well gave a thimble
tea on Tuesday. A very enjoyable aft
ernoon was spent.
j. W. Warrack has returned from a
weeks, trip to Portland.
Miss Mamie Hart, daughter of A. T..
Hart, is visiting the family of Sheriff
F. T. Johnson.
Mrs. E. w. Hale and daughters, the
Misses Ralpha and Gladys. left last
Monday for an extended trip to Santa
Cruz, Monterey and Sam Francisco.