The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1892-01-02
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL

Mrs. P. A. Humbert has returned from
the East.
Miss Callie Vivian is visiting friends at
Willows.
Judge Catlin expects to be at his office
in few days.
Sheriff Croisan of Salem, Or, has been
on visit here.
Mrs. w. A. Colclough has returned
from seven weeks visit in the East
E. j. Dwyer, the attorney, is danger
ouSly i'll at the home OF his parents. Six
teenth and streets.
Miss Geraldine Fitzgerald, daughter of
Judge Fitzgerald of Nevada, is the guest
of Miss Gertrude Miller.
George b. Katzenstein, Jr., is danger
ouSly i'll at Oakland, and his mother has
gone there to attend him.
Mrs. VIM. Hawkins of Chico is here on
visit to her niece and sister, Mrs. John
Barrett and Mrs. J. B. Sayre.
Ex-senator Booth is reported as recov-
erlng from his illness, but his partner, c.
L. Wheeler, does not improve, and fears
are entertained as to the result in his
case.
On New Years eve, at the residence of
Mr.. and Mrs. William Blackburn, 1905
II street, large and happy company of
their friends assembled with them in
commemoration of their twenty fifth
marriage anniversary. The evening was
spent in music and Rotations, after
which all present partook of sumptuous
least. The guests present were: Mr. and
Mrs. P. f. Scott, Mr.. and Mrs. J..D. Jost,
Mr.. and Mrs. Kuehne, Mr.. and Mrs.
karusch, Mr.. and Mrs. Reynolds, Mr..
and Mrs. E. F. Ashworth, Mr.. and Mrs.
viii Plat, Mr.. and Mrs Arthur Jost.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Green, Mrs. John Plat,
Misses Lizzie Plat, Nellie Jost, Minnie
and Matte Aspden, Maud Karusch,
Freda kuehne, Laura Morrison, Lou
Townsend, and Messrs. James Parsons,
Fred Townsend, ST., f. Townsend, Jr.,
A. V. Blackburn, W. Longbottom,
Jost, John Jost, Jr., M. Aspden.
A very pleasant drive-whist party was
given last evening, at the residence of
their parents, by Misses Nellie and Cora
Mott and Manley Mott to their friends.
Those present were: Retta Colclough,
Laura Cooper, Lora Turner, Lena Briggs,
Edna Lewis, Iva Hughson, Jennie Her
Mckee, Allie Sheehan, Mollie Sheehan,
Ida Ing, Edna Carroll, Ruby Merkley,
Effie Waite, Edith Waite Dot Steffens.
Laura Terry, Florence Rogers, Sadie
Breen, Mate Johnson, Nellie Mott, Cora
Mott, Will Howe, Sam Simmons, Homer
Mckee, Will Hendricks, Frank Dray.
Bert Martin, Charlie Jones, George Bas-
sett, Al Trainor, Frank Trainor, Horatio
Harper, Henry Kleinsorge, Will Schaw,
j. Voglesang, Charlie Harrison, Luke
Howe, Fred Smith, Victor Hatfield, Joe
Huntoon, Harley Stevenson, VIII Har-
per, Gus Turner, Scott Southworth, Bruce
Draw. Clark Williams and Will Hopper.
An enjoyable party took place at j. G.
Davis residence, 612 Capital avenue, on
New Years Eve. Miss Lottie Davis sent
out a number of invitations to her friends
to be present for New Years party, and
to the summons a large number of guests
gathered to spend the evening. The
house was tastefully decorated for the oc-
casion. During the entire evening games
and dancing were in order. At 1l:30 the
guests adjourned to the dining-room,
where tempting supper was served,
which capped the affair appropriately.
The guests took their departure at late
hour, all agreeing that they had enjoyed
themselves to the fullest extent. Among
those present were: Misses Alice Hassett.
Jennie Miller, Clara Miller, Lille Nc
Guire, Edna Ficks, Agnes Murphy, Min
ME Holey, Hattie Miller and M. Young;
Messrs. Frank Griffin. Frank Schiller. j.
| Berger, Charles German, Charles Zeitler,
John Dwyer, Eugene Stevens, Curt Stan
| ley, VIII Calderwood and John Davis.
Messrs. Joe Hayes and Dave Wasserman
of San Francisco were among the guests