The record-union., 1899-05-21

the Eastern States, and incidentally ex-
meets TO visit his old home in Richmond,
Va. which he has not seen for some
thirty years. The old homestead mas
only>recently again come into the pos
session of the family.
Mr.. and Mrs Hadley have moved
into their pretty new home at Seven
tenth and o streets.
Miss Julia Sullivan has returned TO
Belvidere, where her family are spend
ing the summer after a dellghtIul
visit here with Mrs. Crouch and MRS.
George Clarke.
A merry party, consisting of Mrs.
Stafford. Mrs Souther, Miss Jones, MISS
Walsh. Miss Mary Roman of Covington'
KY, and Mr.. Jones, drove up to the
English Colony on Sunday, where they
spent a most delightful day, being en-
tertained on sthe thoroughly English
plan. At Rocklin they We're the guests
of Mrs. Allen, with whom they dlned,
and at whose hospitable home they had
a most delightfully."- rural time, wander
ing about the garden and gathering
from the vine ripe and luscious straw
berries at will. On the return trip many
interesting pictures of the party and
that picturesque part of the foothills
were taken, to be kept as souvenirs.
Mrs. Charles Robin and daughter,
Mrs. Albert Ganatin, were among the
arrivals from the Bay City last week.
Cards have been received announce
ing the marriage of Clement M. Hart
ley and Kathryne S. Myers. They VIII
be at home in Vacaville to their friends
after May Goth. The announcement
was something of surprise, as even
the enga cement had not been heard OF.
Mr. Hartley has many friends here VINO
will be pleased to congratulate him, ne
having been for a long time identified
with Sacramento society.
Mrs. J. Frank Clark and family will
leave about the middle of the week for
their annual visit to Pacific Grove.
Mrs. C. H Hubbard, Mrs. Cushman
and Miss Hazel Hubbard went last
week to San Francisco to spend awhile
with Miss Muriel, who is now living
| there.
News from Miss Mamie Barrett, now
in Berlin, gives her friends to under
stand that she will be home by the
first of July Miss Barrett will then
have been absent over year, and one
expects to hear when she returns many
things of interest and value about her
trip and studies abroad.
Miss Jennie MacFarland, formerly of
Sacramento, is expected to make quite
little visit in her old home the latter
part Of the month. She will be with
Mrs Wilbur F. George, and later with
several other Sacramento friends.
Mrs. Drescher returned last Sunday
after a pleasant visit with her daugh-
ter in Berkeley.
A gay party of sixteen gathered
about the hospitable board at the SUIT
ter Club on Friday of last week. The
occasion was a progressive dinner
given by W. W. Chaplin, one of the
clubs most popular members, in honor
of the Misses Fillmore and Wood Of
San Francisco The table was simply
but artistically arranged, a large rose
bowl of American Beauties grazing the
center, from which emanated delicate
strings Of smilax. overlaid loosely with
sweet-scented Towering peas. The
idea of progression, though not new
one, was good, each gentleman being
enabled not only to have a pleasant
| Individual chat with each lady, but
also to display his dizziness in the art
| of serving. Those who partook of the
the host and his father. Mr.. and Mrs
Smith. Mr.. and Mrs. D. H Miller, the
Misses Wood, Fillmore, Lindley
Twitehell. Shook, and Messrs. Hender-
son and Sims.
Frank Leith lately returned from
the Hawaiian Islands with H. Thorp
who delivered a lecture on the subject
I last week to the employees of Vein
stock, Lubin & Co., gives glowing ac-
counts of his travels. Having had let
tiers from Mr.. Spreckels to the officers
of the Australia, they had every ad-
vantage which a trip on one of the
| ocean vessels affords, meeting lovely
people and enjoying a most delightful
| voyage What particularly struck Mr.
Leith was the general hospitality an6
sociability which one meets in Homo
lulu Every individual Honoluluan APP.
pears to have named himself a com
mittee of one to receive and entertain
every stranger, with the result tha-
there wasn't a days amusement bu
was specially planned for Messrs. Leitl
and Thorp by some self-appointed host
Our city, Mr.. Leith says, is pretty wei
represented, he having seen several Gle
Sacramentans, among them the Gross
man brothers. of whose beautiful cot
fee plantation on the road to the vol
cano we have so often heard; Mr.
Waldron, at the Volcano House; Mis-!
Jennie Allen. who holds a high posi-
ton in the Government office; and a
Ffilo, Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Maydwell (ne,
/ PeyranG Mr. Maydwell, it appears
has not been asleep, in spite of tn,
conduciveness of the climate to tina
agreeable occupation, having made
very fair start toward the building O
a fortune. The one disappointment O
the trip was the inactivity of the vol
cano, but the travellers are loath tt
complain of that everything else hav
ing been so favorable to their com
plete conversion into Hawaiian en-
. thrsiasts. Mr.. Leith Is so pleased witt
the place that he declares he woult
like to live there.
Has a certain prominent prize-do,
, &c. fa+
Of paying the funeral expenses of
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