Sacramento daily record-union., 1889-09-29
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL,

Miss G. D. Jurgens is back from San Fran
cisco.
H. G. BlasdeIl, of Nevada, is at the Golden
Eagle.
Ex-Congressman C. P. Berry, of Yuba, is at
the Capital Hotel.
W. E. Gerber and C. H. Holmes went to San
Francisco yesterday.
Mrs Fred We'll returned yesterday from an
extended visit to Shasta county.
Mrs. C. N. Post and Miss Irene Richardson
have returned from the mountains.
J. NJ. Stephenson, of Franklin, and Dwight
Hollister, of CORTLAND, are at the Capital Hotel
Mrs. II L. Stevenson, with her daughter Lizzie
and Miss Belle Peyran, has returned from visit
to Stockton and Lathrop.
Mr. and Mrs. NJ c. Click, who have been
spending fair weeks with s. K. Trefry and fam
lily, returned to their home in Tulare a few days
ago.
Daniel Flint and wife, of this city, who for
the past five months have been TO Europe tax
ing in the Paris Exposition, England, Scotland
and other points of interest, have returned.
Attorney General Johnson will start for
Washington tomorrow, and while there will
endeayor to have the Neagle appeal case ad-
vanced in the United States Supreme Court
Rev. John F. Won Herrlich, rector of st.
Paups Church, returned yesterday from two
months visit to his old home in New York and
win occupy his pulpit this morning and even
ing.
ArrlValS at the Capital Hotel yesterday:
J. N. Stephenson, Franklin; A. Brown, KimullS;
I. r. Robinson, n O'Neill, Charles Dooley, Geo.
Sailing, N. r. Wheeler, S. W. Hardie, j. W.
Long, VIM. Smal!ey, W. E. Coughlin, " Daley,
J. NJ. Mcdonald, Oakland; Dwight Hollister,
Courtland; G; P. Berry, Wheatland John b.
Power, Brooklyn, N. y; Robert Cosner, Colusa;
c. c. Simpson, Maxwell; J. b, Neal, Pleas
anton.
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel yesterday:
2. A. 0ppenbeimeT. New York; D. Brannstepe,
Liyermore; K. II. Fisher, Seattle; Mrs. L. W.
Buck, 0rland; Thomas B. Diehl, George E.
Fresno; Max Buhler, Paris; A. Evans and wife,
st. John: II. G. Blasdel Nevada; F. " Beckey,
Colusa; W. E. J. Baughman and wife, Auburn
Miss Eva Kern, Elk Grove; F. L. Hieh, s. NJ.
Sinclsre, Jules Cert P. NJ. G. Mclean, San
Francisco.
Mrs. Anna Zimmerman, widow of the late
Christian Zimmerman, leaves tomorrow with
| the party of Knights Templar for Washington.
| Mrs. Zimmerman came to this city in 1876
where, up to the time of his DEATH her husband
was one OF the most SUI cessful merchants in
| Sacramento and one OF the most res pected citi-
| zens. She has closed out the estate mere and
after visiting friends in Illinois and Iowa will
extend her visit TO her native land, Switzerland.
After spending year amid the scenes of her
| childhood, she will return to California.
Miss Kittie Haltenboff gave pleasant social
party on Thursday evening at the residence OF
| her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Stafford, at
| 1915 Seventh street. The evening was spent in
pay ing games udliClIS ulllil Il late nOur,
when refreshments were served. The follow
! ing were present: Kittie Hal,enhoff Alice Nc
Ginniss, Mamie Buckley. Nora Buckley Libbie
Kicker, Laura Davis Ella Batenan, Agne, De-
| laney, Ada Denton, Kittie Boyle, Annie Will
! muuder, Mamie Fox, Lena Wolf, Brit Fisher,
May Stafford, Lille Cross, Fred Pyrrell, Her
man Hummel, Frank Miller, Sam Smith, larnie
Whitney, Grant Potter, Clark Williams, Sam
Hendricks, George Sherburn. VIII Hendricks,
Horatio Harper, Albert Boles, Albert Wolf,
James Davis, Mrs. Winklemsnn and son, Mrs.
MrC 4 WAlF -
Wolf, Mr.. C. L. Denman and Mr.. and Mrs. ]. W.
Stafford.