Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-09-02

l concur: PATERSON, J.
l dissent: BEATTY. G. j.
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

Mrs B. ]. Horanson of Red Bluff is visiting
relatives in this city.
Dr. W. Wood has returned from his trip to
Summit Soda Springs.
Miss Caroline g. Hancock. City Librarian, has
returned from Southern California.
Rev. John F. Won Herrlich spent Friday last
with Mr.. aud Mrs. Fish at san Quentin.
Mrs r. B. Harmon and son have returned
from months visit to Silver Creek, FL Dorado
county.
Thomas G.. Stoddard, Assistant Superintend-
ent of the Railway Mail Service, was in the city
yesterday.
&c. Mack, Jr., has just returned from his
annual camping trip to the wilds of the Sierra
Nevada. He had a grand time with the trout
and other dangerous animals in that region.
Mrs. j. p Bacon, of New York, formerly Miss
Jessie Cunningham, is the guest OF Mrs NJ W.
Wilder. Mrs. Bacon is daughter of Dr. Gun
ningham, who lived here in early days, as also
is Mrs. Howard Hastings.
Miss Hattie De Merritt, who has been visiting
fol- the past three months in the southern part
of the State, returned home last Saturday, much
improved in health. and accompanied by her
sister Emma aud brother Charles
Sunday afternoon last the infant daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles K. Holiday (7aee Hamilton)
was baptized at the Hotel Pleasanton by Rev.
John F. Won Herrlich. A large number OF peo-
pie were present, including Mr.. and Mrs. L. r
Hamilton. The babe is the pet of the Pleas
anton and was the recipient of number OF
beautiful presents.
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel yesterday:
]. H. Henry, San Jose; Robert Sasseen, Theo.
Newell John Webster and wife, Nellie Nc
Henry, Fred. &. MAIDEN, Clara Baker Rust,
Frank Maeder and wife, New York; II. New
berger, Chicago; f. S. Hamilton. John T. Gaffey,
Los Angeles; ira Hill Reed, Calaveras county;
Charles P. Barton, Denver W. b. Garnett and
wife, Dixon L. G.. Morehouse, San Leandro;
Gordon 5loss, Mrs J. E. Braham, james Patter-
son, W. B. Cotrel, II. Marston, D. Il. Allen,
Ralph Brown, J. Marshall, Jr., II. Hirschman,
C. W. Eldridge. San Francisco.
A very pleasant hay.ride party left the city
last Friday night. They d owe out about eight
miles ON the upper Stockton road and before
returning stopped and ate lunch. A water
melon patch and vineyard were visited but
the OLD saying "Stolen fruit is the best" did
not prove true, for the grapes were somewhat
sour. The party met with no mishapS, how
ever, and returned to the city in 1.-The wee
sma hours all considering 1t the most en-
ioyable ride of the season. Among those present
were: Misses Lucy and Clara brooke, Fannie
Veach Emma Foster, Laura Bdrress, Jessie
Veach Birdie Goslin, Birdie Callahan, J e
Huston, Masters Bert Cults, Alfred Little, John
Judge, Samuel Williams, Char ey Bowman, Joe
Mays Frank Roth, Charles McCreary, George
SHELTON, George and Jonn White and Morris
Brooke.
Arrivals at the Capital Hotel yesterday:
]. A; Pease, Rio Vista; James Hicks. Hicksville;
W. W. Cunningham, Folsom; J C. Williamson,
Penryn; J. NJ. Stephenson, Franklin; ]. l..
Aldrich CORTLAND; J. Cum uins, San Franc SEQ;
II. F. Isham, CORTLAND; C. Mcconnell, George
W Mcconnell, Elk Grove: T. ]. Maxwe l. Jr.,
Winters; Fred Wickers, Walnut Grove; A. G.
Hunter, San Francisco; J. c. Mulligan, Nevada
City; Joseph Sims, Union House; Andrew g.
Tod. Chicago; +. h. Boyer, ]. A. Murphy, Phil
S. Montague, San Francisco; G. LAWYER and
wife, Clarksburg; James Boyd Willows; P B.
Roberts, Woodland; W. G. Cochrane and wife,
Kansas City; H. 7. Higgins, Farallones; Ralph
Miles, Gait: R. H Beamer, Woodland; l. Daniel
WITT, city; G. A. Knott, Isleton; p Crew, Walnut
Grove; B. F. Bean, Elk Grove, Charles Aull,
Thad ]. Mcfarland, Folsom Martin NJ Samson,
Oakland; j. C. Gordon. San Francisco; Edgar
McFadyer Dixon: M d. Fairchild Oakland