The record-union., 1891-08-18
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.


SOCIAL AND PERSONAL
w. P. Coleman has returned from San
Jose.
e. A. Crouch has returned from Lake
Tahoe.
c. II. Oatman is back from Pacific
Grove.
j. w. Houston was up from CORTLAND
yesterday.
Albert EIkus has returned from visit
to New York.
Edward Christy was down from Fol
som yesterday.
Miss Ruth Catlin is at FL Carmelo,
Monterey County.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. SwisIer of Placer
vile are at Tahoe.
George Thisby of Andrus Island was
in town yesterday.
| Mrs. j. 3. Harris and children are visit
ing III Nevada County.
DR.. William Ellery Briggs has been
visiting Reno, Nevada.
Major w. \. Gett went to Auburn YES
terday on legal business.
Judge G. T. Irwin and wife of Placer
vile are at Pacific Grove.
MIR. and Mrs. Edgar B. Carroll will
leave to-day for Del Monte.
returned
family from San FRANCISCO.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. S. Hadlev have gone TO
Pacific Grove for a few weeks.
Al. Murphy, of the San Francisco
htdnf'ler, was in the city yesterday.
Governor Markham will probably ar
rive here tonight or in the morning.
Albert Gallatin was in the city yester-
day, having recently returned from trip
| to Alaska.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. s. Crocker are guests
Of Mrs. Clark w Crocker at IdICwiid,
Lake Tahoe.
Misses Clara Root, Lille Gutter, Carrie
CnrtlS and Mrs. Ames are at Summit
Soda Springs.
Misses Maude Thatcher and Georgia
DockStader have gone for a short visit to
friends at Crockett and san Francisco.
Mrs. Maggie H. Kern and children of
Brighton are at Santa Cruz. They con-
template sea voyage TO Victoria, B. c.,
before returning home.
DR.. L. +. Tebbets has returned from
San Francisco, where he has been in at
tendance at the meeting of the State
Board of Dental Examiners. He was
honored by being elected President of the
board.
p. w. Cafferty has returned home from
a trip to Detroit, Chicago, and vicinity
He was in the former city during the
Grand Army Encampment, and states
that 1t was grand affair. He visited the
site Of the proposed Worlds Fair III 1888,
and saw workmen engaged in eXcavating
an immense canal from the lake TO the
fair grounds, for the use of the ships
which will bring in the exhibits.
Arrivals at the Capital Hotel yesterday:
Dave Miller, Sacramento; G. Il. Clarke. /
Nevada City; d. w. PitInan, Mound
House; r. II. Beamer, Woodland;
Dwight HOllister, Courtland; c. d. Ka-
nam; a. G. Hazelton, NJ. Carpenter, G..
Downs. Dixon; j. w Miller. PlacerviIle; |
c. Olets, Woodland; ". Olds and wife
Albany, Ill; Ed Christy, Folsom; w. p.
Thomas, San Francisco; j. Cornell, Sac
ramento; Charles Hudson, Red Bluff;
Colonel Lewis Roth, George }. Roth, |
Rome, \. y; j. c. Ball, Woodland.
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel yes
terday: Herbert helcey, Charles Wal
cot and wife, VIM. J. LeMoyne, Miss
Et1ie Shannon, Miss Henrietta Crosman.
J. NJ. c. Jasper, D. f. Warnock, New
York; J. 5. Swan, II. Newell, Z. c.
Davis, Mrs. r. +. NewIand, j. w. New
land, IL. Rosenthal. John II. Mackey, \.
Bunster, II. II. Vincent, G. Read, San
Francisco; S. Huff, Oakland; w. 5.
Hulett and wife, Arthur Hulett, Walla'I
Walla; j. X. Hebron, Salinas: f. Will
Jams, New York; II. L. Stauffer, st.
Louis; Mrs. J. +. Dowaner, +. NJ. Bince,
II. L. Dowaner, Mrs. Ii. w. Sharp, L. e.
Connolly, Stockton: Mrs. c. Patton,
Brooklyn.
On Friday evening at their residence.
10Y Octavia street, says the San Fran
cisco Bulletin. Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Mills
entertained the members of the Onward
| Club, complimentary to their son Irving
w. Mills, who on the occasion celebrated
the twenty-tirst anniversary of his birth |
day. The drawlng-rOOmS, hall and din
ing salon were fragrant with the perfume
OF buds and blossoms, many handsome
clusters and baskets of beautiful flowers
having been sent with the congratula-
tons OF friends to the recipient of the |
honors Of the day. With artistic taste the |
mantel was banked with garden treas |
ures; while vases overhowing with a !
wealth of flowers stood on the many |
shelves of the carved wood cabinet, on |
the brackets, tables and ornamental |
stands placed IN different parts of the |
room and upon the piano. Mr.. and !
Mrs. Mills, Miss Mills and Irving w. |
Mills stood within the recess of the |
drawing-rOom bay window to well |
come their young friends, members of |
the club, which assemblies for literary |
and social reunions every month in the |
pa-lors OF the Unitarian Church on
Franklin street. a programme Of music |
and readings was an interesting feature |
OF the evening. Miss Cummings sang, an |
Indian song she rendered being especi- |
ally attractive. Miss Sharon read; Miss |
Connell delighted all with some |
classic selections, and Miss Mills |
was particularly happy in some vocal So
los, interpreted with exceptional sweet
ness and feeling. Supper was served at
1890, and was enjoyed in the midst of
bright conversation. Later in the even
ing dancing was inaugurated, and some |
college songs were sung before the at re-
OotlS were said. Among the guests pres
ent were: Rev. DR.. and Mrs. Stebbins,
Colonel L. \. Bee, Mrs. L. l.. Bee, Mr..
and Mrs. C. NJ. Walker, Judge and Mrs.
Hunt, Rev. Mr.. and Mrs. G. 5. Haswell.
Miss Katharine Hughes, Miss Bertha
Houghton, Miss Media Houghton, Miss
Alice Hanks, Miss j. Hand, Miss Bun
nell, Miss o. NeilI, Miss Studmuller, Miss
Sharon, Miss Connell, Miss Van Pelt.
Miss Gibbons, Miss Lundborg, Miss Helen
Crocker, Miss Violet Soule, Miss NJ. Reir-
dan, Miss Emma Fisher, Miss Agnes
Sadler, Miss \. Stubbs, Miss Helen An
dros, Miss Marion Duncan, Miss J. Boyd.
Miss l.. wainwright, Miss A. Hobbs, Miss
Genevieve Cummins, Mrs. Adley Cum
minis, Miss Gertrude Church, Ii. Hall, A.
Hanks, a. Gallati1I, B. Holiday, j. NJ.
Hobbs, II. Lundborg, Ralph Barker, Mr.
Curtis, Mr.. Everett, +. Houghton, Mr..
Kinds, Cyrus O'NeiIl, Mr.. Studtmuller.
Mr.. Perkins, Mr.. Otis, C. Porter, Mr..
Wright, Mr. Gibbons, Mr.. Morton, Mr..
Stubbs, Mr.. Harron and II. benson.