Sacramento daily record-union., 1890-04-17
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.


Miss Lima Lapham, of Placerville, is visiting
Sacramento the guest of Mrs. B. n. Hulburd.
W. B. Miller has gone to San Francisco to at
tend the Grand Commandery, Knights Templar.
Miss frankie Lincoln and Mrs Hattie Dean,
of San Francisco, are visiting Mrs E. H. Tryon,
. this city.
A. W. Meigs, of the well known firm of Meigs
q etrout. OF san Francisco, is spending few
days in the city.
The c. L. r. S. party at Turner Hall las. even
ing was well attended. Dancing commenced at
$50 and continued until midnight.
J. Frank CLARK, the Coroner, John Rock, the
boat builder, and John Crum the book. keeper
in the State Ireasurers Office, were passengers
on the first train from the Bay last evening
Arrivals at the Capital Hotel yesterday: ]. c..
Ball, Woodland: Mrs. E. Fuller and family, San
Mateo; J. W. Hughes. city; A. N. Lsymour,
county; E. Krump, San Jose; Charles Rood,
city III. G. Miner, san Francisco; Joe Combs
Linnans, No; Miss Carpenter, Folsom; D. O.
Glenn; ashton, IL; William Nicolull, Dutch
Briceland. Shasta; ]. Richardson, Lincoln.
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel YESTERDAY:
Louis Horst. A. D. Prentiss, II. E. Cleaveland,
J; 7. Voorhies. r. A. Strause, New York: Frank
+. J. Daley, San Diego; G, Strain, C. r. Whit
more and wife, Marysville; II. L. Drew and wife,
San Bernardino II. Gardner, Washington, DC
J. Z. German, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Titus S. l..
Brown, ]. f. McCrosson, Isaac Trumbo. 4. II.
Williams, Charles E. Jacobas, F. H. Stroube. s..
Jones, San Francisco; N. Thornton, D. McDou.
gall.
Miss Louise Studarus. who lives about eight
miles out OF town, was called upon by party
of her young city friends last Saturday evening,
and most enjoyable evening was had Among
those present were Miss Miss P. Della Krull, c. Z.
Jessie Clark, A. L. Dillon, Miss May Hembree,
j. Winters, Miss Laura Mckay, Albert Hitch.
burn, Miss Lottie Parker, Howard Garrott Miss
| toms, Steve Hopkins, Miss Matte Bates, joseph
Green and Louis Fritz.
The friends of Miss Helena Reed rendered
her very pleasant surprise party Monday even
ing. at the residence of Prof. E. C. Atkinson,
III l street, i'll view OF her prospective depart
| ure for her home in Suisun Music, dancing
and games were INDUCED in until a late hour
the evening be ng whiled away very pleasantly
Sadie McCleary May Gilkey, Retta Kennedy,
Miss Weatherwax. Mae Connolly. Clyde Con.
| nor, Annie Renfio, Naomi Blair. Jennie Clark,
Belle Conn, hmma Schwartz Louise Briggs
Luce, Henry kleinsorge, Harry harvey, Joseph
Nichols, Thomas Woods, Edwin Olney Edgar
he,yener, Rolfe Lowry, Edmund At inson,
William Morrill,. Scott Ennis Olion Holt. Her,
mann Hummel, John Vogelgesang and William
Kellogg
Rev. and Mrs c. P. Massey gave dinner last
evening to a number of friends at their resi-
dence southeast of the city. There were pres
T.. Is,
Willis AID wife V. S. McClatchy and wife. ]. a.
Woodson and wife, Mrs Horatio Hurd and Miss
Massey AT half past the company was aug
mented by the arrival of Mrs F. L. Orcutt,
Misses Felter, Wheat Lindley, Gerrish and Mrs.
Percy Ross of San Francisco. and Messrs.
Knell, Cohn, shannon and Osborn. An evening
of music followed, with soprano solos
by Mrs. Ross and Miss Felter; tenor solos by Mr.
Cohn; duos by Miss Felter and Miss Wheat Mr.
Cohn and Miss Felter; baritone solos by Mr.
Shannon; violin solos by Mr.. knell, and selec.
tions on the guitar by Mr.. Cohn and Miss Lind
ley. Quartets were gwen by Messrs. Cohn and
Osborn and Misses Felter and Wheat. The music
was OF a very pleasing character throughout,
and Mrs. Ross, whose voice has not been heard
here for year, respectfully gratified the company
by the spirit and feeling of her vocal solos
Miss Gertie Ger! ish acted as accompanist dur
ing the evening. Refreshments were served at
10 o'c clock, and Mr.. Massey, who had provided
conveyance Tor the guests, proceeded to escort
the earlier conners home, the musical party not
retiring until much later. The dinner was an
elegant affair, but served with freedom from
the formality Of a banquet. The hosts enter
tanned with broad hospitality, and testified in
many ways to the sincere pleasure it gave them
to bring the guests together.