Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-05-21
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL,

n. Fay and family left for San francisco
yesterday.
Miss Leila ]. Lindley is visiting friends in
Cincinnati.
City Attorney Hart and wife have returned
from Colusa.
Senator Sprague, of Woodland, is at the
Golden Eagle Hotel.
Ex-senator Johnston and son. of Richlsnd.
was in the city yesterday.
Major Fred Neary has returned from an ex-
tended trip through Washington Territory.
Ex.State Printer Thompson, of the Humboldt
Standard, has been in town the last few days.
Mr.. Chas. Holiday. prominent Journalist
and publisher of Topeka Kansas. accompanied
by his wife and child, arrived here Monday
Mr.. Holiday will remain in the state about
three weeks Mrs, Holiday, nee Miss Nettie
Hamilton, will remain during the most of the
summer with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. E. r.
Hamilton
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel yesterday:
ID. l.. Wertheimer. Martin B. Levy, j. p liner
New York; G. w. Herr. Rochester N Y; e.
Lampman and wife, Catskill. ~ Y: E. l. Reed
junction City; II. c. Lawrence, Chicago; VIM.
and wife, Walter K. Dinmore PHILADELPHIA: n
P. Richardson Lincoln; +. s. Sprague Wood
land; Charles A. Ingalls, Boston; A. L. Carlton
Milwaukee; F. ,. Morgan, scotland; E, B.
7. j. Kelly, Joseph Wood C. A. Watson, w A.
Halsted, Benjamin Romania. San Francisco.
Arrivals at the Capital Hotel yesterday: R. NJ.
Huston, Woodland; William Nichols, Dutch
Fiat; G. W. Herr, Rochester; W. a. Potter, city:
J. III. Stephenson, Franklin; George. F. Ter
BUSH San Francisco; L. Dean Stockton: W. Hal
bert, Stockton; II. G. Mitchell, Newcastle;
n Miner aud wife. Davisville; ID. H ellis
Rocklin c. E Philes, Milton f. J. Ebzy, Mil.
ton; W. ShlnD; New Jersey: J. Hawkins, New
Jersey; p. Z. Conk in. New Jersey: W, A John
son. Pennsylvania: G. Perry, Wisconsin; T. c.
Davis, San Francisco; John A. Fulton San
Francisco; William 0sberg San Francisco; L. B.
Sturgeon, Woodland.
A few evenings since surprise party was
given to Robert Monaghan, BY his Juvenile
friends, at his parents residence, No. 1914
Eighth street. when most enjoyable evening
was spent. The guests were: Girls-Maggie
Monaghan, Katie Norton, Pauline Oldham Eva
Burke, Daisy Burke. Maggie Norton, Agnes Nor
ton, Susie Robinette, Flora Robine tie Edith Val
entine, Ella Kelly, Mamie Kinkead. Katie Nash,
Hattie kurtz, bette Smith, Lulu Henwood,
Annie Bockhpf, Nellie Fitzgerald Alice Haw-
croft, Sadie Patterson Dottie Mcmahon Arthea
Allen, Josie Mcmahon, Frances Bauer Boys
August Ruhl. Joe Molane, Jacob Hirsh. Joe
Landrow, Herman Myers, Bernard Nathan,
Edward Cheney, Henry Mcmahon, Myron
Nathan, Alonza Garret. ]; Harlow, Vernon
Valentine, Msrtain Arena, Matt. Karcher, Tom
Prendergast. John Davis, James Daily, Robert
30 1sher, James Monaghan, Frank Monaghan
Patsy Prendergast.
A very merry aud happy company of ladies
and gentlemen assembled at the residence OF
Mrs Addie Carter last evening 10 do honor 10
the birthday anniversary of Miss Tresa Tieijens.
'0rhe Ten OF Clussp lot which Miss Tisfiens Il a
| member). with their escorts, composed the
company, and from all appearances are very
bright lot OF girls. The early hours were passed
in cards. There was an intricate and funny game
OF Spider Web composed of many cords at
the extreme end of each there being attached a
prize IL really seemed as though some of the
lines might reach to Suffers Fort. so endless
did they appear, but at last the end was
reached and the game closed after which re-
1 treatments were served During the last course
| OF the feast the President of the club Miss An
ME Luther. approached Miss Tietjens and pre-
serted her with plain band bracelet of gold
| with ten clubs engraved on ii, each club bear
ing the initial letter of the young ladies names
! IL was happy idea, and presented the third
! surprise OF the evening. First the PARTY; sec
onc. serenade of four eentlemen the third
the present. II was one OF the most successfully
carried out surprise parties that has occurred
IN our city. ano after vote OF thanks 10 their
hostess the party retired at a late hour and the
occasion will never fade from the minds OF
. some OF the participants