The record-union., 1892-06-22
SOCIAL AND PERSON al.

D. Hudes, San Francisco merchant, is
III town.
j. NJ. Kilgariff came up from san Fran
CISCO yesterday Oh visit 10 his relatives
here.
Colonel Robert NJ. Hamilton of San
fralcisco. OF the firm OF Baker q Hamil-
! ton, is in town.
Mrs. \. J.. Pommer and son, Gussie,
nave returned from a three months tour
OF the principal Eastern cities.
Miss Fannie Apologize and her mother.
MIS- :, NlAon OF Oakland, are visiting Mrs.
NJ. Il. Cropper and her daughters Mrs.
h. +. Mitlar and Mrs. Z. z. Pike.
Henry Myer and Nj. Wilson Of Wal
halIa Grove, Is. Lavine, Nj. 5. Nevis and
w: j.. benning OF Union Grove, and ".
=. haNanaugh and James McCaw of Cant
tai City Grove have gone to san Fran
cisco to attend the Grand Grove of the L.
II. Q. d.
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel yes
terGay; ii. Dreishmeyer, san Jose: W
II. Broach and wife, Jersey City, n j.:
A. Il. Christie, Milwaukee,; Chas. Bred
non and vie, Oakland; l.. Russell, Port
land, Or; 4. Il. Van Cleech and wife
santa Cruz; Mrs. +. Oliver, Benicia; j
j.: Coney, Willows; j. e. Terry, j. 3.
Ilopatts aud wife, f. ID. Nlyer, II. ).
Shields, \. &. Ruendale, \. c. Buzman,
T.. 10.
lambs, ". II. Baker, j. L. Rountree
and family, ID. Hudes, San Francisco:
Phll b. Belleart, New ork
Last Saturday evening a pleasant PARTY
! was rendered to Mr. and Mrs. T. &
v bite at their residence, 52l u street. by
their many young friends. The evening
was spent III dancing, singing, music anu
games, and ut midnight ii bountiluI sup
per was served. The following were
present: Mrs. /. Tillapaugh, Mrs. Lotsa
| Currie, Misses Julia q Leary, Sadie Ball
Ella Bail, Susie BAH, Stella EyerSnlt
Annie Green, Hattie DeVine, Alice Tilla-
pa9gh, Grace lillapaugh, L. W.
baker, I. lodhunter, j. DoIan, L. Elliott.
!. BAKER, \. Bach, x. Brewster, Ezra
Ferror, Mr.. and Mrs. Brewster. Mr.. and
Mrs. f. G.. White.
Charles Fothringham Yesterday re
signed his responsible position lin charge
OF the west bound Height desk al the
southern Pacific freight house, in this
Guy. lie was clerk in the Office Tor
ABOUT elght years, and general favorite
with the numerous other cratic man
| ayers who compose Mr.. Ellis staff. The
boys showed their appreciation of their
departing friend by presenting him with
an elegant gold watch and chain. with
pendant attached. The presentation
speech vas made by the chief clerk, John
a. Gill, and Mr.. Fothrinpham at
with emotion that he could not sneak
Mir. fothringham will be private secre-
tary to one OF The largest fruit-growers in
the State, with headquarters at VacavilIe.
On Friday last a social party was given
at the residence of Thomas Iaverner. n
weil-known farmer on the Cosulnnes
River, and 1t is needless TO say that ali
who attended had a very pleasant time.
After dancing several hours a lunch and
Lemonade was served. Music was fur
nlshed by Casey, Ellis and Backer, Those
present were Mrs. L. Taverner. Mrs. T.
Lowe, Mr.. anu Mrs. Casey, Mrs. McKind-
| ley, Mrs. Taylor, Misses Mary Taverner.
Daisy McKindley, Cora Lille, Frankie
Puiney, Flora McKindley. Pauline con
ner, Mary Lowe, Amanda Casey. Lucy
Lowe, Enc Taverner, Lizzie McKindley.
Lille Clark, - Theobald, Mabel Grad
dock and Fanny Opley. Messrs. Fred
! Wardrobe, John Taverner, Cebern aud
George Ross, Chester and Freeman Mat
tice, Herbert and Charles Thomas. Will
lam and Eugene Conner, Will Dixon.
VIII Baker, oe Healy, Walter Gassaway,
John Jimmeson, Jimmeson. Murphy
Booth. Higgins, Hughes, Ellis, Baker
and others.