The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1891-05-25
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL

Mrs. Alex. Dunn is visiting in Dixon.
Miss Eva Smith, of Folsom, is visiting
friends in this city.
J. II. Henry has been up from San
Jose for few days.
DR.. E. V. Van Norman and family of
San Diego are in the city.
Charles S. Marston of Pendleton, Or,
is visiting relatives in this city.
Miss Minnie Ciuness, of Sacramento, is
at the Putnam House, Auburn.
Hon. l.. b. Miner and wife of Benicia
are at Freeman's Hotel, in Auburn.
Miss Mary Deeley has returned to Fol-
som from visit to friends in this city.
The Misses Threlfell of knights Ferry
are visiting Miss Rose Kenefick of Gait.
Supervisor Frank Miller of FL Dorado
County is visiting his brother, John II.
Miller.
j. L. Flanagan, night clerk of the West
ern Hotel, has returned from a visit to
San Francisco.
Hon. J. H. Neff, of Colfiax, has so fully
recovered from his late illness as to pay
visit to Auburn.
County. is the guest Of the Misses Mette
at Red Bank, near Folsom.
State Printer A. J. Johnston returned
yesterday from visit to his ranch, near
Auburn, looking brown as a berry.
Mrs. f. III. Kuck has returned to her
home in San Francisco, after spending
two weeks with her mother, Mrs. Martin
Murray.
j. b. Hobson and his bride were in
Auburn last Wednesday. On Wednes-
day evening they were serenaded by the
Auburn band.
Mrs. Henry Guthrie, of this city, is the
guest of H. A. Nesenhoener and wife, of
Auburn. Mrs. Guthrie was quite seri-
ously i'll, but is improving rapidly.
Miss Julia Phillips, of Folsom, has
gone to Portland, Or, where she was
called by the illness of her sister. She
was accompanied by Matte McComber.
W. II. Mills, Land Agent of the Central
Pacific Railroad Company, and family,
have taken rooms at the Putnam House,
Auburn, and will occupy them about the
first of June.
Miss Alma Crowder, of this city, was
married to Captain Harry II. Wright, of
Seattle, WASH, on the 18th inst at that
place. The young couple will spend the
summer in California.
Mrs. Governor Markham has returned
from Pasadena. She was called home by
the illness of her daughter Gertrude.
governor Markham is not expected be-
fore tomorrow or Wednesday.
Miss Emma Felter left last evening for
New York city to complete her musical
studies. She will be absent for wear or
more, and will probably visit Europe be-
fore her return. y large number Of her
friends assembled at the depot to see
her off.
On Friday evening a surprise party
was rendered Mrs. 4. Meister in honor
of her birthday. the evening was spent
In music and games. Refreshments were
served during the evening. The follow
ing were present: Mr.. and Mrs. John
Melster, Mrs. A. Zimmerman, Mr., and
Mrs a. Rott, Mr.. and Mrs Jacob Meister.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Popert, Mrs. B.
Steinauer, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ Miller, Mrs.
Henry Miller, Miss Julia Shortiiffe. Mr..
and Mrs A. Miester, Misses Annie and
Carrie Miller, Miss Flora Meister, and
George and Charles Meister.
w. +. Peterson and family. together
with few friends, had an enjoyable pic
mic yesterday on the Yolo side of the
Sacramento River, above the mouth of
the Feather. The party, numbering a
round dozen, went up in the little
steamer Nereida, Captain Mcdonald A
more delightful day could not have been
had even if made to order. On the way
up a short visit was paid to the Bryte
ranch, and at the end of the journey the
party partook of fine repast, and after
wards engaged in fishing, football, bug
nuhtlng, ana lce-creaIn. The ride home
was made by the little steamer at about
ten miles an hour, and the party returned
home in highly satisfied condition.
On Friday evening birthday surprise
party was rendered to Will Haub. at the
residence of his father, 1912 III street. The
evening was spent in singing, dancing,
games, ETC., after which those present
partook of a bounteous repast. Those
present were Mr.. and Mrs j. Haub. Mr..
and Mrs. Eser, Mrs. Futterer, George
Haub, Jr., George Haub, ST., the Misses
Rose Shaver, Mamie Leish, May Perrill.
Lizzie Baron, Maggie Coffey, Nellie Van
denmark, Nettie Franks, Mamie King.
Louise Yuhr, Lou Rego, Annie O'Brien,
Rose Futterer, Allie Brown, Lizzie Haub'
Messrs. b. Lynn, III. Carroll, Del Bust.
II, Hummel, III. Jeffords, Tom Sheehan.
Frank Coon. Chauncy Conn, VIII Kellogg.
]. Vogelgesang, George Hildebrandt.
John Hillhouse, Herman Evers, e. New
ers, Will. Haub. Joe Nusbaum, Fred. ii.
Eilers, Clark Williams.
Arrivals at the Capital Hotel yesterday:
w. H. Martin, San Francisco; j. w. XVII
and wife, Portland, Or; n. II. Robert
son, Folsom; Mrs. j. a. Conklin, San
Francisco; q. w. Morley and son, Sagi-
nav, Mich; j. w. Hagan and wife, New
York; Mrs. J. Z. Mosely and daughter,
ckton; c. j. Jones, Red Bluff: Ii. 3.
thurman, Colusa. Thomas Fraser, Oak
land; l.. C.. Sachs, San Francisco; DIR. n.
Schabel, city; j. Cameron, Newman; S.
+. Slight, Sacramento; Louis Dean, B. p.
Harrington, Rene, a. C. Stein, Susan
vile, l.. Stein, A. II. Crabb. New York: