The record-union., 1891-11-03
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL

Sol. Runyon is up from Courtland.
Marion Briggs, Jr., is down from his
Butte County ranch.
Assemblyman ellis Doty of Elk Grove
was n town yesterday.
Ex-United States Senator James G..
Fair was in the city yesterday.
Attorney L. y. Fee is confined to his
bed with an attack of rheumatism.
Mrs. Colonel J. w. Guthrie and Mrs.
S. katZenstein have returned from their
visit to San Francisco.
Mrs. Clark Crocker and Miss Fannie
Crocker are in New York. Miss Julia
| Crocker is at school in Boston.
After visiting relatives in Lincoln,
Neb., Justice Mcfarland, wife and
daughter will start for California.
Miss Eiilyer, Miss Sanderson and
Misses Upson of Sacramento have re-
Gently been the guests of Senator and
MRS. Leland Stanford at Palo Alto.
Mrs. Leland Stanford Will return to her
CALIFORNIA; street residence in about ten
days, and it is generally understood she
will give several entertainments before
her departure for Washington, D. c.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Aull have sent
out invitations to the marriage of Mr..
Aull's sister, Evalyn, to Irwin G. Stump
on Wednesday, November 18th, at 7:3O
Folsom.
On Saturday evening Captain B. ]. Nc
Donald, Joseph Hartley, Walter Bailey
and n. w. Miller lett the city in the steam
yacht Nereida for the homo Of George z.
Runyon at ObiSbo. they spent the
night and Sunday there as guests of Mr..
Runyon and returned on Sunday night.
The Club Resada, d social organization,
has appointed the following officers for
the coming season: President, John c.
Ing, Jr.; Fice-President, Frank l.. Roth;
Secretary, G.. w. Kramer; Treasurer,
Henry =. Brown; Floor Director, Charles
DAILY. The club will give series of par
ties this winter at PythIan Hall.
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel yes
terday: James G. Fair, w. 4. Schrock,
Miss Eta Hammer, j. r. McElroy, A.
B. Lawson, Z. +. McDermott, n. T..
Smith,. II. Morrall, w. H. Brown, Joe
Dinkelspiell, 2. Sharon, Alex Reeves,
San Francisco; I. j. Field. Monterey;
George Lidgwood, B. f. Howes, Mrs. S.
G. Lake and family, w. II. Ingham, New
York; Charles W. Phleger, Landing;
Charles II. Lux, San Jose; 5. F. Hanna,
Plymouth; Hattie Sellman, Arbuckle;
II. A. Trinbree, New York; w. S.
Makemson, Rochester; A. Leonard, Sac
ramento.
a delightful Halloween party, small
til1d sSiSCty WAS -lNOH ny MISS Aduu0 w 4.
CasWell on Saturday evening at her resi-
dence, the International Hotel. After the
various games We're over the parlors were
cleared for dancing, which continued
after midnight. Refreshments were
served at short intervals through the
evening. At a late hour the guests de-
parted, expressing their delight at their
entertainment. Those receiving invita-
tions were: Miss Laura Cooper, Miss
Alice Haley, Miss f. Powers, Miss
Maude w. Caswell, Miss Anna Stephen
son, Miss A. ,ost, Miss Juniata Pommer.
Miss Jennie Bauer and +. j. Sullivan, II !.
Stephenson, j. K. Huntoon, \. NJ. Rob
inette, William Il. Calderwood, w. H.
Caswell T.. w. Caswell and Mr. Foster.
At the Caledonian Halloween party at
Pioneer Hail a very enjoyable pro-
gramme was rendered prior to the dane
ing. VIM. Mccartney gave an instru-
mental solo, and the following ladies and
gentlemen contributed to the festivities:
Misses Dolly Brown, Wittenbrock, Edith
Renwick and Sally Phipps; Messrs. Phil
lips, Ashworth and Gibson, and Master
Collin Wardlaw. VIM. Johnston, Presi-
dent of the Pioneer Society, delivered a
short address, in which he spoke of the
pleasant recollections Of childhood's davs
being brought vividly to view by the oc-
casion, and advised all young folks to
keep up the good old customs. To the
music of the club piper, Wallace Rem
wick, there was Scottish dancing by A.
McCaw, Collin Wardlaw, Edith Renwick
and Maggie McCaw. AT the supper re-
marks were made by Chief A. Smith, Mr..
Shaw, Tom Scott, j. Stewart. j. McCaw,
Il. j. Gardiner, j. j. Stewart and ii. Ogg.