Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-05-18
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

Miss Susie Herzog arrived home Thursday,
after two weeks visit at Stockton.
Fred. Laauser, of this city, left last evening
for Portland, Or, where he win reside in the
future.
]. Edwin Rowe and Charles A. Erauw were
among the passengers who went to Placerville
on the excursion.
Miss Minnie Meyer left last night on visit to
the Eastern and Southern States She will be
absent about one year.
A few friends enjoyed the evening at the resi-
dence of Charles Herzog Thursday evening, it
being his twenty-first birthday.
Miss Irma Fitch, who is pursuing her mu-
steal studies in San Francisco, is up on a brief
visit to her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Fitch.
Mrs. ]. B. Bennett of Indianapolis, sister of
Mrs. =. Herzog and Mrs. o. n. Bertlett of Gait
arrived here yesterday to make it her future
home.
Mrs. R. B. Campbell daughter of the late DR..
Nixon, has lett her Iowa home to join her
husband at Kingston, Jamaica, where he holds
a prominent position.
Miss Ellen NJ. Davis, of St. Louis, Mo-, arrived
from the East yesterday, and after few hours
stay in this city continued her journey to Lodi,
where she viii visit friends. She will return
TO spend month or more in Sacramento.
Mr.. and Mrs. William H. Mills gave dinner
party last week at their residence in San Fran
| cisco, complimentary to Mr.. and Mrs. C. P.
i huntlngt9n. Miss Huntington and A. N. Hunt
for New York. They contemplate spending
next winter on this coast.
A Washington correspondent writes to San
Francisco paper: "0f course, everyone in the
| Golden State knows Hale & Bro, of Sacramento,
| San Jose and Stockton. hence they will be
| pleased to learn that Z. A. Hale and wife, of
Sacramento, who have been travelling in the
south TOR several weeks, are enjoying the hos
FATALITIES of the Capital, and that they are the
recipients OF hnsDitabe attentions from Cali
| fornia's urbane delegation
A very pleasant surprise party was given on
| Friday evening to o. F. Babcock and wife at
| their residence, 22l0 III street by the Midnight
Club and their friends very enjoyable time
was had, and during the evening all present
who did not belong to the club were initiated
| with amusing ceremonies, after which refresh
| ments were served. AT 12:45 the party broke
up, 1t being one of the rules of the Society that
| none OF their meetings shall adjourn before
midnight.
Arrivals at the Capital Hotel yesterday: n. A.
Pellet and wife, st. Helena; NJ. Diggs, Wood.
| land: Joseph Pingrey, Ophir; L. P Scott B. S.
| Magoon, city; w. I. Masten, 4. C. Winter, Su.
sanyille; Cbas. Bayley, John Riley. DIR. Ross
San Francisco; Peter Anderson. Mrs. ]. D. Payne
| d. S. Payne, G. Schulze, New York; J. A. Apple
! gate, Boston: J. NJ. Bowman and wife, Chicago
| G. A. Hoy, Woodland; Thos j. Turner, Wood
| bury, n. j.; Robert Jones, Canada; NJ A. Willis
J. r. Kennedy, Maine; R. ]. Beckley. New Or
| leans.
| Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel yesterday
!: A. Kohn, A. G. A. Mueller, G. r. Dement,
Placer county; w. H. Lumsden, Santa Rosa j
B. Scott, city; J. E. Dyer Colfax; ]. J. Tuily
| Sierra City; j. S. TOpp ng, st. Louis; James l.
Davis and wife, Little Rock, Ark; George Krog
Reno; E, Waldo Ward, S. P. Uner, New York
John H. Carogan, Oakland; !. R. D. Grub, Jas
Hawewer, l. Miller, A. II. Williams, T. j. Con.
| rim and wife, NJ. " Seitz, A. H. Ryhnier Mamie
Grouse, San Francisco.