Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-08-11
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

J. c. German went to San Francisco yesterday.
Russell Flint came up from the Bay last night.
L. S. Taylor and wife left for San Francisco
yesterday.
Mrs. l.. Bell and daughter have returned nom
visit to San Francisco.
J. C. Cotton and Bert Kidder let last night to
spend few days at the lakes.
Alexander Badlam has returned to San Fran
6torr of Europe.
the Minis COLLEGE .Is;sSSresumed her studies at
Miss Laura Toll LEFT last evening ror q Two
months visit to Portland, Or.
Jacob Hoehn came up from San Francisco
last night, en- route to Lake Tahoe.
Emil Ilsohn Assistant Postmaster at Diamond
Springs, was IN the city yesterday.
William Rider and wife and his mother Mrs
John Rider, have gone TO Scott Springs
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Phillips were rendered sur
prise on Friday night by their friends.
Miss Lille Harmson and BERTHE Greiner have
returned from two-weeks' camping trip Ia
Bonner Lake.
Mrs. William H. Mills and daughter were in
town yesterday. They returned home on the
afternoon train.
Mrs. J. W. Wilson and the Misses Ida and
Lulu Wilson returned last night from a long
visit at Santa Cruz
C. E. Grass has gone to San Francisco for a
few days From there he will go to Pacific Grove
for short vacation.
Judge Armstrong. Sheriff McMullen. Mayor
Gregory and j. w. Wilson returned yesterday
from the lone Fair.
State Agricultural Director Green is at lone
arranging tor an Amador county exhibit at the
coming State Fair.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. W. Mines have returned from
their wedding trip, and will be at home to their
friends on Thursdays, at 1923 street.
Mr.. and Mrs. S B. Smith, Miss Tottie Smith
and Miss Annie Boekhof will leave to-day for a
two weeks vacation to San Francisco.
Arrivals at the Capital Eotel yesterday: J. R.
Nebecker, lone; Jos. Monckton and WIFE Sill.
yer City. New; c. r. Harlow, Nevada: Henry
Meter, San Francisco; Col. Hardie, Nevada;
John Dengman, Boston; R. A. Sparks, Davis
vile.
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel Yesterday
N. J. Co eman, Alameda; J. s. Gould j. E. Doc
little, Dutch Flat H. A smith, Astoria; Jerome
lie Petit, California; w. o. Van Schugoer, Port
land; DR.. A. Z. Brown. City; A NJ. Clark, Kan
sas City; Z. R. Huddleston, Rochester; S. f.
Green and wife, College City; C. F. Settle and
wife, Mrs. Newhall, San Jose; DR.. w. H. Davis
Detroit; /. A. Robbie. Sacramento: ]. Doyche t,
Eng. Motta' f. j. Isham, Harry Gethsea. Mrs.
+. E. Mayhem NJ. j. Kaufman, A. Breitenbach,
San Francisco.
their daughters entertained e number of friends
at their elegant residence at Eighteenth and G
streets. The large double parlors were hand.
somely decorated with flowers, and the guests
were highly entertained. The evening was
passed in social converse, singing, dancing and
parlor games. At II O'Clock all were invited
into the dining room, where was set an excel
lent luncheon, ice cream, cakes, etc. Among
those present the following were noted: Mr.
and Mrs. Y. A. Lauder, Mr.. and Mrs. O. W
Frlewine, Mr. and MIS-. Bert Coon, Mr.. and Mrs
William Grothen, Mr.. and Mrs John F. Russell
Miss Jessie Leonard. Miss Flora Luther, Miss
Annie Luther, Miss Phoebe Extrum, Mrs Len
Kidder, Miss Flora PrentiSS, Miss Lille Flag
ner, Fred Duden. Robert Greer, John Cults, T
H. Berkey, Joseph Thompson and others.