The record-union., 1892-12-19
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL

1900 = --AeOO N'~AAA
Mrs. H. c. Wolf is back from her visit
to the East
DR.. c. E. Pinkham has returned from
San Francisco.
Attorney Hart has returned to
San Francisco.
Mrs. NJ. Hirsch is visiting friends in
San Francisco.
Sheriff Weaver of Yolo County was in
| town Saturday.
| Mrs. NJ. A. Curtis has returned from a
visit to oakland
$. X. Thornton of San Francisco was
in Sacramento Saturday.
| Mrs 5. Stein is visiting her daughter.
Mrs. A. Jacobs, in San Francisco
| Railroad Commissioner Beckman has
returned from a trip to Winnemucca.
New.
Wells Drury, late publisher of the
! Eueni1lg NelCS, has accepted a position on
the San Francisco EcdHliner.
DR.. w. Il. Cluness has decided to take
up his residence in the near future. with
his family, in San Francisco.
EX-Supervisor Edward Christy. for
merry OF Folsom, has been seriously i'll
IN San Francisco for some time.
Miss Lulu Weatherwax, a pupil at the
School of Design, is spending the holiday
vacation at her home in Placerville.
German papers refer in complimentary
terms to the singing of Mrs. A. Bonn
helm OF this city, who recently took part
in concert at Rosteck.
Senator Stanford will not leave for
Washington until after the HOLIDAYS.
Matters in relation to the university and
private interests have kept him in Cali
1ornia.
George w. Ogden, John A. Nelson and
| Wallace [. Terry of this city were among
those to receive diplomas from the medie
cal department of the State University.
last Thursday.
Miss Louise CONFESS, daughter of Hon.
John CONFESS Of Matapan, Mass. is visit
ing relatives and friends on this coast.
Before returning East she will visit Miss
Mollle Carpenter, and the former home OF
her father in FL Dorado County.
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel
yesterday: William Nettleton, st. Paul,
J. Leedom; L. q. Palmenberg, e. B'
Louisson, Harry Reudskopf, New York;
William Beckman, Winnemucca; Chas.
lusa; a. Z. Ruendale, H. Rosenthal, Z.
A. Bresse, II. c. Morrill,. II. H. McCunly.
Fl. Nuvell, San Francisco.
Congressman Caminetti will leave for
Washington the day after Christmas if
the condition of his wife, who has been
very i'll IN San Francisco, will permit.
Not only has Mrs. Caminetti been very
low with fever, but their son also has
been at the point OF death at Amador. and
the Congressman has been anxiously
vibrating between the two points for
several months. Both patients are now
convalescent.
At the residence of J. H. Woods, 217 n
street, very pleasant birthday party
was given to Edna Woods on Saturday
afternoon by her many little friends.
Those present were: Edna Woods,
Emma Newman, Gussie Connect, Gezina
Schaden, Edna Radnich, Ray Sexton.
Maybe Sexton, Marguerite O'Brien,
Jennie Cronkite, Susie Brooks, Birdie
Schaden, Lolita Schaden, Kittie Flahive.
Josie Usher, Gussie Hill, Nellie Cough
lin. Bonnie Sexton, Howard Eames,
Clarence Radnich, Russell Magin, Eddie
McEwen, Frank McEwen, Clarence
Cronkite, Joseph F'lahive, Freddie
Myrich, Duncan Grant, Willie Irvine,
Robert Irvine, Jimmie Burke. Georgia
Clark, George Vice.
At the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Beck, at Oak Park, large Number of the
friends of Miss Nellie Greer, daughter of
IL. Z. Greer, rendered the young lady
surprise party on Saturday evening in
honor of her sixteenth birthday ami
versary. The guests brought an album
dant supply of refreshments and delica-
cies for the occasion, and most delight
ful evening was spent. Many handsome
gifts were bestowed upon Miss Greer.
who is q great favorite in that neighbour
hood. The party was a complete sur
prise to her. She had been out during
the evening, and on returning home
found the house filled with guests who
had gathered TO tender her their congrat-
ulations on her birthday and to wish her
a long life of happiness. Those present
were: Mrs. John Beck, Miss Dora SOM
ers, Miss Lucy Logan, Miss Polly King,
Miss June Shaw, Mrs. Fred Tarr, Miss
Lillian McMahon. Mrs. Ida NJ. Davis,
Mrs. J. H. Hayden, Miss Rhoda Me-
Giness, Miss May Logan, Miss Lulu
Thielbahr, Miss Minnie Thielbahr, Mrs.
L. Taylor, Mrs. n. a. Miller, Mrs. T. A.
Lauder, Miss Minnie Schulze, Miss Clara
b. Schulze, Mrs. William Daily, Miss
Zelma Taylor, Miss Maud Shook, Miss
Myrtle Logan, Miss Josie McMahon, Miss
Darlington of Oakland, Mrs. Niles of
Suisun and Miss Ollie Brown of oak
land; J. II. Houston, G.. c. Ormsbee, w.
J. Shaw, j. Miller, Burtie Hayden, A,
King, w. r. Daily. ]. F. NJ. March, j.
Beck, l.. H. Slater, B. Beck, E. Lavine,
H. S. McMahon, T. Lightfoot, n. II.
Raynsford, NJ. Brooks, c. Nichols, III.
Garrett, T. a. Lauder, John Beck, Jr., A.
Miller, w. f. May, j. H. Hayden, s.
Bell, B. G. Greer, Clarence Beck, l.. II.