The record-union., 1892-06-14
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL,

/. Boysen is back from Bartlett Springs.
Miss Kate Bay of Chico is here on a
visit
H. NJ. LaRue has gone to Howard
Springs.
L. Friedman has returned from Tucson
Springs.
A. L. Nichols, the Chico hardware mer-
chant. is in the city.
Editor Campbell of the Gazette was up
from Calf yesterday.
Ex-Lieutenant-G Governor John Daggett
was in the city yesterday.
DR.. S. S. Southworth has returned from
his summer residence at Bolinas.
Major w. \. Gett returned last evening
from Hoover Hights, Marin County.
Marie Gaschlin left for Nevada City
yesterday afternoon, but expects to re-
turn soon.
Assistant Superintendent Babcock of
the San francisco School Department is
in the city.
Mrs. Ed Rhodes has returned to San
francisco after visit to her mother, Mrs.
Joseph Wiseman
The headquarters of Native Daughters
are at the Capital Hotel, where the Grand
OIhcers can be found.
l.. Henry and wife came up from San
francisco last night, and will return to
their new home this afternoon.
The wedding of John S. McCaslin and
Miss Lillian Swanston took place at l72l
\ street yesterday, after which they left
for San Jose. -
Mrs. c. C. O'Donneu, Miss Tillie
Drauer, Miss Minnie Waller and Mrs.
Charles Church, OF San Francisco, are at
the Capital Hotel.
Mrs. Mai Marchant-B Bly,, former pupil
pll-rX~'. ,i,,,,, -, l. -
TO attend the meeting of the Grand Parlor
West.
Mrs. Allie Culver, Miss Norah Mar
shall and Miss Annie Anderson of Will
lows are visiting here during the session
OF the Grand Parlor, and are at the Capt.
tai Hotel.
Henry Lunstedt. Grand Vice-Presi-
dent of the Native Sons of the Golden
west, is at the Golden Eagle. He will
remain here during the session of the
Native Daughters.
Miss Emily Baker, Miss Martha Hah-
man, Miss Anita Bishop and Miss Minnie
Coulter, OF Santa Rosa, will be the guests
OF State Controller Colgan and Mrs. Col
gan during the session of the Grand Par
Ior OF Native Daughters.
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel YES
terday: II. Hastings, Manuel Clark, S.
W. IdIh, MISS Lizzie Doyle, Kew. NJ.
). Levy, Mrs. +. b. Key, j. G. Spauld-
ing, w. Q. Brown, Geo. S. Levy, C. S.
Hoyey, w. Rolls, Henry Lunstedt, Miss
Nellie Wilson, Mrs. John Grief, Mrs.
John a. SteinbaCh, San Francisco; B. O,
Curry, wife and child, Los Gatos; c. A.
Brown, s. Hollob, San Jose; r. h. Chase,
Three Rivers, Mich; +. Is. Murch, Davis
vile; a. Il. MunsOn; VIM. Ii. Jordan,
John e. Jordan, York, Tenn.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Lewis contem-
plate changing their residence in the near
luture to Oregon; hence, a large number
OF their friends rendered them farewell
surprise party and banquet at their resi-
dence on the Tullar ranch, one-half mile
east Of this city, on Saturday evening.
To say that all present had a jolly time is
putting it mildly. Among those present
We're: Mrs. Tullar, MIR. and Mrs. Will
lam Lewis, Mr.. and Mrs. Rath, Mr. and
Mrs. Basler, Mr.. and Mrs. ChatfieId.
Misses Tullar, Gaylord, Reed, Thomp-
son, y. Hughes, n. Hughes, a. Poole,
NJ. Poole, NJ. Mcintyre, Dunning, Cordes.
;. Mcintyre, Wiley, Ramage, Alice
Poole, Burns, and Messrs Hughes, c.
Smith, t. Poole, J. Poole, Dunning, Will
son, +. Gibson, G. Gibson, Woods, NJ.
Tullar, Cordes, II. Hansen, Z. Tullar, w.
Mcintyre, 2. Mcintyre.