The record-union., 1899-09-03


Mrs. T. B. Hall and party returned
from Rubicon Park on Wednesday,
after most enjoyable two months
stay.
Miss Grace Everman, who has been
visiting the Misses TWitchell for the
past six weeks, left on Monday night
for her home in Mississippi.
Mrs. w. T. Forsman and Miss Alice
Root are back from a most delightful
stay of two months at Santa Cruz.
Fl. Schuck, wife and children have
returned from their outing at Pacific
Grove.
Mrs. w. K Cothrin and son have re-
turned home from their vacation at the
coast.
Of the many Sacramentans who Sc
lected ToWle's for their summer rusti-
eating, one and all are unanimous in
their expression Of appreciation for the
hospitable manner with which the resi-
dents of that lovely mountain resort
endeavored to make each day one OF
unaIloyed pleasure to the comers from
the valley
Miss Alice Smith has returned from
visit to friends in San Francisco.
Dr. Ernest L. Southworth and family
are home from their summer outing at
Bolinas Bay.
Mrs. F. F. Tebbitts has returned from
the coast resorts.
B. u. Steinman's family will remain
in San Francisco two weeks.
Another one of our young gentlemen
is about to remove to San Francisco,
and he will certainly be missed. Robert
Smith, who for eight years has been
an attache in the State Controller
office and the last six months student
in DR.. F. F., Tebbitt's office. left on
Friday to attend the Dental College or
the University of California.
Mrs. C. H. Buchanan and family have
returned from Santa Rosa.
'I am the Lord High Executioner"
Such evidently was the opinion of the
committee in charge of the recent dem
onstration in San Francisco in honor Of
the returning of the California soldiers
So supreme was the estimation of them
selves that little thought was given the
Chief Executive of the State, whose
| just claim. if not by courtesy or re-
ioLt h oh
est officer in the land commands. Who
but "our Governor should have been
| first to welcome the returning heroes,
as they steamed through the glorious
Golden Gate to the shores of their
| loved California?
| Miss Jane Morrison returned on
Thursday from a three weeks stay at
Santa Rosa and Oakland.
Miss Alma Brace is visiting friends
in San Francisco for a few weeks.
|
Mrs. Charles Lewis of Oakland is
here with friends for the fair.
Mrs. A. Reddington is in San Fran
cisco for a stay with friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Marsh have re-
turned from short trip to San Fran
cisco.
Walter Tozer spent the first of the
week in San Francisco.
1 Mr.. and Mrs Charles Phillips have
returned from the homecoming of the
| soldiers.
Clifton Faris returned on Wednes-
day to Stanford University. He enters
his final year, after which will take a
| three years course Of the study OF
medicine at Harvard
Messrs. Newbert, Geary ard Brown,
all well-known sportsmen, left on the
Oregon train on Thursday night for a
deer hunt in the wilds of the Sierras.
Miss Katherine Heymann, who has
| been spending the artistic season IN
London, sails for America on the 10th
The many admirers of this charming
young pianist Will be interested in read
ing of her success in London, as re-
ported by the Concert Goer" of New
York: katherine Ruth Heymann, the
talented American pianist, gave a re-
cital in London, May 31st, in Steinway
Hall, and was received with much ia
vor. The critic of the Daily Times
said: Miss Heymann can plume herself
upon successful appearance in a
London concert-room. The Evening
Standard found her playing remark
able for 'earnestness, thoughtfulness
and nationality Miss Heymann has
been engaged for an appearance with
the Boston Symphony Orchestra in Oc-
tober" 1t is pleasing to learn that our
Sacramento artist has so early in her
career reached the highest of musical
attainment in America-a hearing with
the Boston Symphony Orchestra.
Miss Alice Montfort leaves the first
Of the week for Chico where she will
enter the State Normal School.
Mrs. Florence j. O'Brien returned
Friday from a two weeks sojourn al
San Francisco.
Assessor and Mrs. T. H. Berkey have
returned from their outing at Lake
Tahoe.
Mrs. J. J. Henderson has returned
from Santa Cruz, where she spent the
summer
Mrs. K. L. Douglas and her son
| Major w w Douglas have returned