The record-union., 1891-08-17
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

W. r. Knights left yesterday for Lake
Tahoe.
Mrs. j. w. Collins of Chico is visiting
friends here.
Mrs. j. r. Foster and daughter are
visiting at the bay.
Major c. II. Hubbard returned from
Camp Murray on Saturday.
Mrs. NJ. McKenna and daughter Lena
are visiting relatives at Santa Cruz.
Miss Matte Gwinn of this city is visit
ing the Misses Prior of Woodland.
Mrs. B. r. Crocker is spending the
summer at RubicOn Springs, Lake
Tahoe.
Mrs. D. A. Lindley is visiting her pa
rents, Judge and Mrs. benson, in San
Francisco.
c. II. Gilman went to Pacific Grove
yesterday, to join his family. He will re-
turn in about a week.
J. c. Sawyer is visiting out at Gait, and
is feeling stronger and looking better than
he has been for many months.
Major f. d. Ryan came home from
Camp Murray yesterday. Mrs. Ryan
will remain at Santa Cruz until after the
Native Sons celebration.
Henry Ii. Norris, Harry G.. Soule.
Charles Jones and Eugene Soule have
gone on a camping trip to the mountains,
to be absent a few weeks.
Mrs. Romualdo Pacheco contemplates,
as soon as she has thoroughly recovered
from her illness, to join her husband at
his Consulate in Guatemala.
J. B. Mhoon, a prominent young at
torney ofOakland, is spending few days
in Sacramento, with his bride They will
leave in day or two for Lake Tahoe.
Mrs. It. w. Heintzelman, wife of the
Master Mechanic Of the Southern Pacific
Company, departed on Saturday on a
visit to her old homo in st. Paul, MINI.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry E. Hall, (nee
Cosby, who have been spending the
summer season at their cottage in Sausa-
Ito, are now at the Hotel Del Coronado.
The guests OF the Sea Beach Hotel,
Santa Cruz, are entertained every even
ing by the excellent singing of Miss
Johnson, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs, Grove
L. Johnson of this city.
a. n. Hoffman, Mrs. Lizzie Stevens.
Miss Phene Hoffman, Andrew Hoffman
and family, Frank Tyler and w. B. Nc
Guire of Auburn have gone on camping
trip around Lake Tahoe.
On Wednesday evening last many of
the visitors attended a reception given at
Mrs. II. Sllinner's residence in Santa
Cruz. Among those who sang were J j..
III. Desmond and Mrs. Ida Desmond
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Colonel Guthrie and Mrs. Guthrie led
the grand march at the reception to the
officers Of the regiment in Santa Cruz
last week, in which over a hundred
couple participated. Music was furnished
by the regimental band.
Mr.. and Mrs. Al Duncan Mr.. and Mrs.
VIM. Murdoch, Miss Matte HoIdridge
and Miss Tillie Martin started from
Placerville on Tuesday for a camping
tour of the lakes. They expect to stay
until they get weary of camp life, and re-
main at each place of interest as long as
| they can coax the fish to bite.
On Friday evening last Mr.. and Mrs.
William III. Mills gave specially enjoy
able party at their residence, 1907 Octavia
street, San Francisco, to celebrate the
twenty birthday anniversary OF
their son, Mr.. Irving E. Mills. The young
gentleman is well-known III this city,
where his parents resided for many years.
and has hosts of friends here who well
come him 10 the ranks of those who have
| passed their boyhood days and assumed
| their share of the responsibilities of citi-
zenship.
! Arrivals at the Capital Hotel yester-
| day: I. j. Maxwell, Jr., Winters; C. w.
Ludlow, Sacramento; L. Z. Brakeman,
| Perry; j. A. Ledden, j. j. Scriner, w. p.
| Thomas, Philip Oppenheim, San Fran
Colburn, Carson City; Emil A. Buetzull,
@. Eisen, San Francisco; C. Connor,
Chico; T. W. Smith, New York; w. p.
! Thomas, San Francisco; G.. II. O'Byrne,
| Cincinnati, o.; L. Dean, Reno; T. j.
Murray, San Francisco; w. A. Bean
4 Fresno.
Mrs. Leland Stanford has been APP
pointed Honorary Regent for California
of the National Society Of Daughters o.
I the American Revolution of which Mrs
| benjamin Harrison is President. Mrs
Stanford's claim TO membership in the
society was through her grandfather or
/ her mothers side, Daniel Shields, whC
| fought in General Lafayettes division
| during the entire revolutionary war anC