The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1892-08-06
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL

Hugo Hornlein has gone to Santa Cruz.
Rev. j. b. SilcoX has removed to Oak
land.
VIII S. Green, the Colusa editor, is in
the city.
John Miller of Walnut Grove came to
| the city yesterday.
A. I'll. Rose and family of Colusa came
down last evening.
Governor Markham was expected to
return to the city last night.
DIR. w. E. Briggs and his bride have re-
turned from their European trip.
Miss Callie Shartzer of San Jose is visit
ing her aunt, Mrs. Robert Dunn, at 9l3 d
street
B. Y. Wertheimer, representing Cam
eron IL Cameron of Richmond, Va, is in
| the city.
Mrs. G. G. Barnes and daughters Mabel
and Edna left for Santa Cruz yesterday
morning.
Miss Mamie Clemens will leave this
morning on visit to friends in San
Francisco.
A: j. Rhoads returned from Byron
Springs yesterday afternoon, much i'm
proved in health.
Miss Annie Higgins, after visiting the
Misses Glenn of this city, has returned to
her home in Stockton.
George Shater and family have gone to
Pleasant Valley, Ell Dorado County, and
Will be absent two weeks.
John ). Miller, the Revenue Gauger.
has returned from Chico and will be en-
gagged in the city for week or more.
Rev. G. p. Massey of this city goes to
Oakland to-day to supply the pulpit there
tomorrow of the First Unitarian Society.
A. Olson, Secretary of the Central Elec-
trio Railway Company, and family have
gone for months recreation to Santa
Cruz and Pacific Grove.
c. S. Robb, wife and daughter. and
Miss Rae Robb left yesterday for Lake
Tahoe, to be absent two weeks. d. w
Carmichael and wife were with the party.
The Rev. Erasmus Van Deerlin. rector
OF the Churcn at Keno, New, and head of
Whitaker Hall, the church school for
girls, at Reno, is in the city.
Charles +. Oehler, pastor of tho Cor
man Lutheran Church, will leave Sacra-
mento next Tuesday, the 9th instant. to
spend three-weeks' vacation at Santa
Cruz.
j. l.. Tucker and Elias Govan have
returned from the headwaters of the
Trinity River, where they spent the past
three weeks with r. @. Dunn and Harry
Parker OF Redding, hunting and fishing.
John Cummings. janitor of the Con-
eACAASA O4hSOy McS y presented
with an elegantly engraved matchbox.
as a souvenir and expression of esteem
from his admiring and devoted friends.
G. f. Croker. Mr.. Huntington and Mr..
Fillmore, who have been in Vallejo and
vicinity during the week, were on We'd
nesday entertained at Mare Island. They
visited the United States cruiser Boston
and were shown the stone dock.
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel yes
Il j
diana; o. 3. Jameson, Indianapolis: ]
b. Weaver and wife, Des Moines, La:
Mrs. Mary &. Leare, Wichita, Kas.: "
o. Stricken and wife, Omaha. Neb..
Ted. Marks, New York; Lesley Bates.
w. a. Titcomb. G. E. Sponogie. G. T.
Linderman, George S. Wheaton, w. F.
Smith, San Francisco; Commodore
Henry Glass, United States Navy: A. n
Rose, wife and children, Grimes
very pleasant party was given last
Saturday afternoon to the little friends of
Ruby Waldron from o'clock TO 6 O'clock
Games Of all description and plenty of
refreshments for the little ones. who
would like them (the parties) oftener.
Those present were: Cynthia Taylor,
and Isabel Shafer, Monroe and Ruby
Gilman, Norman and Marshall Jones.
Ollie and Lawrence Fay, Lottie and Stella
Dennlson, Evelyn Appleton, Ruby
Waldron, Bernice Smith.
A pleasant surprise party was rendered
the Misses Mollie and Roe Robb last
evening at the new residence of C. S.
Robb, 20l6 NJ street. The evening was
spent in parlor games and various other
amusements, after which refreshments
were served and the guests departed for
their respective homes. Those present
were: Mr.. and Mrs. C. S. Robb, Mr.. and
Mrs. d. w. Carmichael, Miss May Zim-