The record-union., 1891-07-21
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

Miss Lou Childs is home from Celusa
r. III. Byers is up from San Diego on a
visit.
Miss Carrie Phillips is visiting in San
Francisco.
Sheriff Beamer of Yolo was in the city
yesterday.
Miss Ida Gogings has returned from
San Francisco.
Louis Glass of San Francisco is at the
Golden Eagle.
Mrs. +. L. Orcutt has been visiting at
Shasta Springs.
Miss Blair of Oakland is on visit here
to Mrs. w. d. Knight.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. A. Neale are back from
| their visit to the Bay.
Judge John Gale and wife of Oroyille
are at the Capital Hotel.
Officer Higgins has been visiting his
old home, Los Angeles
Marion Biggs, Jr., came down from
Butte County yesterday.
j. ]. Crawford of Placerville is regis
tered at the Capital Hotel
A. L. Frost and family left last night
1of Rublcon Park, Lake Tahoe
X. e. McCreary is one of Mrs. Clark
Crocker's party at Idlewild, Lake Tahoe.
Mrs: Fannie Lyman left on last nights
tram for Salt Lake, where she will visit
relatives.
Hon. L. C. Morehouse. member of the
State Board of Equalization, is at the
Golden Eagle Hotel.
j. w. Hughes, C. S. Marshall. Adam
Andrew, Wilbur f. George and Marshall
tale, Jr, spent Sunday at Mount Shasta.
Charles l.. Dell, who was reared in this
city, but now represents the Chicago and
milwaukee, Railroad at San Jose, is here
visiting his old friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. e. Webster of this city
left for Rochester, n. Y, and other East
ern cities last evening. They expect to
be gone about five months. Mr.. Webster
is one Of the oldest engineers in the serv-
ice of the railroad company. OF late his
health has failed, and the trip, it is hoped,
will greatly benefit him.
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel
yesterday: Mrs. w. l.. Mitchell, Nelson;
w. J. Gillespie, Redding; l.. c. More
house, San Leandio; }. r. Hebron, Sail
mas; Ben 5. Deutsch, j.. J. Hartman, a.
=: Glenn and wife, Louis Glass. j. A.
Llghthope, San Francisco; e. r. Ellis, St.
Louis; ID. f. Walker, Jr., and wife, Og-
den; II. Is. Julian, Elk Creek; l.. Schranz:
j. ID. Cuthbert, Portland; G. j. Shepherd
Los Angeles; w. 7. Solomon, Chicago.
Arrivals at the Capital Hotel yesterday:
Fred Wilkers and daughter, Winters:
James Candon, Freeport; j. F. Moseley,
Stocktoni n. ID. Christinson, Sacramento;
K. II: Beamer, Woodland; NJ. Biggs, Jr.,
Orovllle; j. j. Crawford, PlacerVille; C.
NJ. Carrell, San Francisco; John Gale and
wife, Oroville; Henry Hebb, Courtland;
=. Crew, Walnut Grove; ID. p. Cameron,
San Francisco; George b. Green, Court
land; IL. Birdsell, L. a. Merritt, Mrs.
Emmett and child, w. c. Brown, San
Francisco; j. NJ. Stephenson, Franklin:
Green, San Francisco; James Conden.
Z. X. Miller, Freeport.
Irene Gesser entertained a number of
her little friends last Friday evening. the
occasion being her third birthday. The
little ones enjoyed themselves in dancing
and singing until 10 O'clock, when they
sat down TO refreshments, after which
they departed for their homes, wishing
their little hostess many returns of the
day. The following were present: Irene
Gesser, Grant Covell, Colonel Brier,
Harry Green, Hazel Brier, Maud Green,
Hattie Green, May Green, Eddie Wood.
Gladys Long, Elvina Long, Zelma Tay-
lor, Boyce Taylor, Cecil Olive, Miliie
Gehring, Theresa Gehring, Lottie Gehr-
ing.
A surprise party was given to the
Misses Lulu and Minnie Thelbahr on
Saturday evening at their home in Oak
Park by their many friends. The even
ing was passed most enioyably. After a
collation. was served their friends dis
persed at very late hour. Among those
present were the Misses Ida Webster, Mel
lie Merrill, Minnie and Lulu Thielbahr.
Edith Thielbahr, Ella Welsh, Matte
Gwynn, Eva Flint, Maude Spurgin,
Fanny Denton, Mabel Davis, Anna Con-
rad, Cora Weller, Minna Tibbals, and
Mrs. Charles Thielbahr; Messrs. Charles
Thielbahr, George Flemming, Walter
Richmond, Jos. Camp. Stephen Dwyer,
Walter Davis, Fred. Grassell, Vance VIII
bur, Lonnie Allen, William Miller, Fred.
Townsend. Edward Laurence, Barney
Han, II. Uhl, William Bagnall, William
Mott, Burt Beasley, w. Hulett, Tom Rob
erts, Masters William Thielbahr. Albert
King, Allen Webster. and others.