Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-10-26
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

| W. P Lawler. the San Francisco attorney, was
| in town yesterday.
G. C. Downes, of Igo, Shasta county, was in
| the city yesterday.
Hon. NJ. F. Tarpey, of Alameda, arrived in
the city last evening.
Thomas T. Williams, of the San Francisco
Examiner, went Eastward last night
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel yesterday:
81. Simon. Chicago; j.. ?. Bfandhuber, Toledo;
W. l.. Miller, Philadelphia; L. L. Blatchley
Sierra Valley; J. G. Broadie and wife. Chicago;
Frank ". Glib Little Rock; W. S. shlck, Chi
cago; w. T. Lawler, T. K. Cotton, A. W. Baily
San Francisco; W. B. Starbird, Stockton; Dave
Levy, Ssu Francisco.
Arrivals at the Capital Koel yesterday ::
Z. l.; Bacon and wife, Rocklin; J. 3. Erect. Mil
wood, o.; A. C. Bownell, ElmiIa; J. C. Ball
Woodland; Edgar smith, San Francisco; Miss
Bertha Langenour, Miss Nan Lsngenour. Col
lege City; NJ. f. TaTpey, Alameda; Tom Finn
and wife, city J. Jenkins, Fresno: T. Stephen
son, Mormon Island; l. I. Engel, Placer county.
The following little ones were The invited
guests: Edwena Crouch. Foye Cothrin, Eddie
Gerber, Annie Gerber. Van Phennie Edna Nc
CATCHY, Donna Felter, kthel Smith, Amy Stew
art, Edith Miller, Muriel and Hazel Hubbard.
Elsie Smith, Agnes Dunn Tommy Dummy Flor
enee Larkin, Mabel Marsh, Freddie Jobson,
Edna Sheehan, Ethel Mclaughlin, Mabel Low
dial, Nellie circuit, Elsie Orcutg, Norman Doane
George Locke, Harold and Jimmy McClatcEy,
Lucy Gill, Estel Stevens and Amy and Zoe
Sarchett
Mr. and Mrs.. Phil. Douglas were rendered a
very pleasant party by their many young friends
last Wednesday evening, at their residence, l103
l. street. After q number of pleasant games
AID some well-rendered music and singing, all
adjourned 20 the dining room and parto0k of
well-prepared supper. After that dancing was
INDUCED in until late hour, to the merry tunes
OF Cook, ParGmOur Il ChurchiIPs orchestra.
Those present were. Mr.. and Mrs. Phil Douglas
Mr.. and Mrs. f. Wilder Mr.. and Mrs H. C.
Diem, Mr. and Mrs II. F. Burns, Mr. and Mrs.
A. Dixon, Mr.. and Mrs S. Johanson, Mr. and
Mrs. T. Hodgsinson, Mr.. and Mrs. F. Golding,
Mr.. and MIS- J. Z. Lenoir, Mrs. II. Steel, Mrs. f.
Clark; the Misses jennie and Ha tie Douglas,
Laura Davis, Nellie Cotter, Mamie Pilkington,
Mary McGrGth, Emma Powers, BERTHE Lehman,
Maggie Grammar, Maggie JUDGE, Mamie Morley,
Winnie Judge, Mollie Kelly. Nellie Hamer. Rose
SchumuDger, Media Carothers, Dora Burns;
P. J. @cEnerney, J. c. Gotihold, r. Rowe D.
Kent, K. Harlow, ]. Roberts, C.. Powers, W.
Brys0n, B. Fuller, e. Quinn, j. p. Kelly j. Nor
ley, J. McGuil Q, J. McGTath EdW. Burns, L. L.
Caliendine, G Leinberger, w. Quarrells, Harry
Douglas, l. Sanks, n. Christopher and many
others.
Little Ralpha, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. E. W.
Hale, was given party at her house on o street,
between Fifteenth and Sixteenth, yesterday, the
occasion being the sixth anniversary OF her
birthday. All her little friends had been in
yited, and from to halfpast O'Clock il the
afternoon the scene among the crowd of little
ores was animated and inter sting. Amuse-
ments of all kinds were indulgedin, and merri.r
weather might have been better, it Was not
such as to mar their pleasure as Laherty's large
covered wagon, drawn by his four handsome
grays called for and returned the little people
to their homes. The handsomely furnished
Hale residence was thrown open to the
juvenile guests, aud under the watch
ful eye of Mrs. Hale no little one was
at a loss for amusement. The Ii tie hostess met
her friends with kisses as they arrived and de-
parted. Between and o'clock lunch was
served and everything that one could wish for
in the line OF dellcscies Was to be found on the
table. Ii was probably the first time that many
of the little ones had atten0ed party, and the
expressions on their cOuntenances as they &C.
parted told that they undoubtedly were wishing
1t wouldn't be their last. Before their departure
all of the tots were brOugh out on the porch
and were photographed in a group. The little
hostess was the recipient of numerous presents,
among which was a handsome autograph from
her grandpa Hogan. The latter wrote in the
album the following original verses;
My dear little Ralpha, much joy and q nice
For you on this anniversary of your sixth birth
day.
While your little friends surround you and your
time employ,
you much joy.
As time rolls on and you grow to be big girl
And burn you fingers trying to make your hair
curl,
Remember twas your papa and mamma, who
loved you so dearly
That gave you this grand party in your life so
early.
And now, dear Ralpha, am sure you will know
ii,
And will say when you get old enough to read
this what poet -
But grandpa laughed first, when he read it o er
And saw how he had succeeded in making
poetry so Door.