Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-08-23
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.
Fred. Cox left last night for Shasta Valley
Mrs NJ Nav is VISITING in Son Fropo;o,

Fred. Cox left last night for Shasta Valley.
Mrs. NJ. A. Way is visiting in San Francisco.
Mrs. X. X. Piper left yesterday for Pacific
Grove.
Assemblyman Burwell, of Butte county, is in
the city.
Mrs. Joseph Hahn has returned from her East
ern visit.
Rev. Dr. Filben came up from San Francisco
last night.
JW Hughes and A. Bonheim came I'D from
the Bay last night.
Miss Susie Moses, OF Woodland, is visiting
Sacramento friends.
E C. Dudley and family have returned home
from Bartlett Springs.
S. C. benson went up to Truckee last night,
and will return this evening.
E. L. Crawfer, an attorney of Georgetown, FL
Dorado county, is in the city.
Ernest Mortenson, ex-Assessor of Ell Dorado
county, was visitor to the capital yesterday.
R. 7. Devlin left last night for the East, where
he will visit the various reformatory institutions
and investigate their workings,
Arrivals at the Capital Hotel yesterday: Grant
/. Taggart Willows Ranch E. L. Bacon RocK-
lin; J. ]. Crawford, Plaeeryille; s. j. IitteI Mrs
l. NJ. Parker. Dixon; A. Brunston, San Fran.
cisco; Z. G. Vincent, Oakland; Tom Finn and
wife. Plymouth; ]. B. Nays, San Francisco;
Frank wilkins, Colusa; I. Powell, city; Charles
o. Bryan, Oroville; G. Weider, Woodland; N.
Harrison, Stockton.
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel yesterday:
E. G. VinZert, Oakland; A. f Sode New York:
A. w Davis, Philadelphia; c. Wentworth and
Abbot, Hartford; r. P. ingalls,, Spokane Falls;
G. w. Bolts, Stockholm John l.. Hummer, New
York; v. P. Matheret, Cleveland; Miss F. Grip
pen, Miss X, Grippen: Reno; General A.: J.
Perry, U. S. A; Mrs L. A. Boudinot, Indian
Territory; E. c. Horst, city; Ike Phillips, +. B.
Smith, John F. Merrill and daughter, B W.
Burtis, ID. FriedenIicb, NJ d, Rainbow, L. Eu-
rhrat, Mrs. A. G. Leary, Miss Leary, Miss Alice
Shafer, San Francisco.
On Monday last there was celebrated at the
residence of Mr.. and Mrs w. T. Gibbs No 5l5
East Eleventh street, East Oakland, the fifty
| ninth anniversary of her birthday. 1t was also
a reunion of her nine children and fifteen grand
children. She received number of handsome
| presents, and grand dinner was served. Those
L. NJ. McKenny, Mrs. W. H. Baylis, MI. and
Mrs. Williams, Mr.. and Mrs. W. T. Gibbs. Jr.,
Mrs. I. c. Brown sacramento; Mrs. Mason, Mrs
Whiteside, Sonora; Mrs; Current; Mrs. A. Nc
! Connehay, Mrs. o. Miller, San Francisco; Mr.,
and Mrs. Z \. Jacobs, George Gibbs. Mamie
Whitesides, Ida Baylis.
"A lawn party was given yesterday afternoon
by Major and Mrs. William Mclaughlin at their
| residence, corner of Second and @ streets 10
| their daughter, Ethel, the occasion being the
| fifth anniversary of her birth. All enjoyed to
the fnllest extent the games usual TO such occa-
sions A delicate repast of cakes, candies,
fruits and ice-cream was served. The happy
little girl was the recipient of many useful and
beautiful gifts from her young friends. At 6
O'Clock P. ~ the adieus were given, and all de-
parted for their homes. The following are the
| names of the participants: Mabel Marsh,
Laura Brown, Hattie Hunt, Rosie Devine, Ella
Deylne. Alice Hunt, Edith Lynn, Katie Nc
| Laughlin, Mary Z. Gaynor, Maggie Gaynor,
Zetta Alsip, Albertira Lagos. Mabel Farnsworth,
Neva Curtis, Eddie Wolf, Henry Duensing, AL
fred Joy, Arthur Katzenstein, Clarence NJ.
Willis, J. Mervyn Leake, Melvin Wood, George
Mckee, Archie Watson, Howard May, Richard
Coype, Frank Coyne, Johnnie Mclaughlin, De-
Witt Leiteh, Garfield Leitch, Matt. Gaynor and
Ethel Mclaughlin.