The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1891-05-27
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL

p. A. Humbert has returned from San
Francisco.
Miss Agnes Coghlar is visiting in San
Francisco.
Z. J. Dyer, banker of Spokane Falls,
is in the city.
Acknowledgement Hart came up from
the bay last evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. l.. Huntoon and daugh-
ters are on their way East.
Governor Markham is expected here
this evening from Los Angeles.
Rev. O. P. Fitzgerald still lives, and is
thinking of residing in San Francisco.
James McFadden, well-known agIf-
culturist Of Santa Ana, is at the Golden
Eagle.
Walter Castle, formerly of the Railroad
Hospital, is here from the City Of Mexico
on visit.
H. P. Livermore, J. D. Fry and r. D.
Fry came up from San Francisco last
evening, and will visit the Folsom dam
to-day.
]. Goulden, of the Summit Soda
Springs, was in the city Yesterday. His
place will be ready for visitors about the
10th Of June.
Mrs. William II Crowell, of the River
side, left yesterday for an extended visit
to relatives and friends in San Francisco
ana Santa barbara.
Mr.. and Mrs. Smith Brown, the parents
of Mrs. Frances Edgerton, will celebrate
their golden wedding at EschOl, near
Napa City, on Saturday afternoon, June
9Th.
Senator Stanford is in the city. aud he
and Mrs. Stanford are at their OLD home
stead on \ street. They arrived last
evening from Nina, where they had spent
several days, and were accompanied
hither by superintendent Wright, who
went up the road yesterday TO meet
them. Both the Senator and his wife are
looking we'll.
Miss Lake has issued invitations for
the commencement exercises to be given
at her school in San Francisco this even
! ing. The members of the class OF '9i are:
! Miss Mary Frances Dudley, Miss Laura
! Gashwiler, Miss Eleanor Belle Gross,
Miss Belle Hall, Miss Carrie Jacobs, Miss
! Clara Josephs, Miss Helen Schweitzer.
Miss Rose Steinhart ana Miss Marie
/ Baird, the last-named young lady being
! presented with a certificate in French.
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel yes
terday: {. NJ. Smith and wife, Miss Mary
r. Smith, Frank d. Smith, +. Forbes.
! Chicago; George w. Fee, st. Helena; w
1 Lyman, Connecticut; G.. \. Shapleigh
and wife, denver; Z. j. Dyer, Spokane
I Falls; II. l.. Bacon, Oshkosh, Wis j. u.
tSIdSh PolG, l.dtHlOp5 4hIs- II. =. I1all,
Miss A. l.. Pierce, Worcester, Mass; w.
/ =. Foy, New York; James McFadden,
Santa Ana; (. T. Barlow, c. c. Curtis,
Jr., A. f. c. Bell, 0. 5. Levy, N. S Born
stein, II. c. Morrill,, II. p. Livermore, J.
d. Fry, r. ID. Fry, r. w. Knighton.
w. Fl. II. Hart, j. z. Conway, Sidney
Soule, San Francisco; James L. Stratton,
/ Oakland.
Miss Rickie Bauer was the recipient of
a surprise party at her parents residence.
Tenth and Z streets, on Monday even
ing. Among those present were: Mr..
and Mrs. Bauer, Mr.. and Mrs. Schweit-
ger, Mr.. and Mrs. Ryan, Misses
Nellie Cotter, Laura Davis, Rickie
Bauer, Katie Hastings, Mamie Ryan.
Mamie Cotter, Mary Pilkington, Emma
kunz Minnie Gehring, Katie Fitzgerald,
Mary Haley, Tonic Hamann, Rose Cot
ter, Frances Bauer, Hattie Kunz, Anna
Haley, Maggie Fitzgerald, Annie Schim-
niger, Rosie Fehr, Nellie Fitzgerald.
Annie O'Hare, Rosie Schiminger and
Messrs. J. Hastings, b. Lynn, c. Baker,
G.. Bauer, c. Hastings, c. Bauer, A. Fehr,
+. Gehring, c. Fahts, A. Bauer, T. Fitz-
gerald, w. Elder, Harvey Garrett, How
ard Garrett, w. Perry, j. Mex ehan and
n. w. Wickhanl.