The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1892-10-01
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

Z. A. Phleger of Akron, O., is IN the
city.
Miss Annie Bowman is visiting friends
in San Francisco.
Mrs. II. Hurd has returned from long
stay at Monterey.
Railroad Commissioner Beckman left
yesterday for Tehama.
II. f. Dillman, who has been very i'll
with typhoid fever, is recovering.
Samuel Morrison, merchant of Los
Angeles, is in the city visiting friends.
Albert Gallatin and Horatio P. Liver
more came up from San Francisco last
night.
Mrs. r. Thisby of Isleton is very sick.
necessitating the attendance of physi-
clan daily.
Mrs. Thomas of Placerville passed
through the city yesterday On her way to
San Francisco.
John S. Miller, the rsvenue gauger, has
returned from Orleans Hills and will
next go to Vina.
Senator and Mrs. Stanford were at AK
les-Baines at last accounts, accompanied
by II. 9. Lathrop.
Miss DelZie Thomas of Placerville is
spending few days in the city, the guest
Of Miss Esther Nathan.
Morris Holtz, commercial man from
Chicago, Is in town. He was formerly q
resident of Sacramento.
Mrs. Frank Miller, Miss MILLER and
Edith Miller have returned from their
summer stay at Sausalito.
Miss Esther Nathan has returned from
PlacerYille, where she had been visiting
the family OF A. Mierson for the past four
weeks.
G. w. Luce, formerly of this CITY. but
now the San Francisco agent for the
Union Pacific Railroad Company, was
here yesterday.
The wedding of Brainard f. Smith of
this city and Miss Matte S. Pinkham of
San Francisco will take place October
9th at the home of the bride, 8 Geary
court. The wedding will be quiet one.
with Miss Grace Simon as bridesmaid
and w. h. Ormsby as groomsman. They
viii spend their honeymoon at Castle
Crag.
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel YES
terday: +. Lemon, G. w. Cook, Boston;
r. L. Lawrence, A. S. Alfred, c. b. Pord
and wife, w. NJ. Ford and wife. 81. 1T.
Bradley, New York; II. a. Smith, As
toria; l.. a. Reisenger, A. Evans, Port
land; J. L. Zallee, Richmond, Va: E. r.
Ellis, st. Louis; j. Z. RAIDER, Fremont.
o.; f. X. Walker, Denver; E. A. Phleger,
Akron, o.; w. II. Rushworth and wife.
JOnn DaIIOn anu wife, Philadelphia: /.
II. Pattee, wife and daughter. Miss f.
Bumiller, Los Angeles: Mr. and Mrs
Junkle, Stockton; John Thompson, Oak
land; j. w. Good, Colusa; j. 5. Howell
w. II. Zwisler, II. D. Stell, T. A. Lander.
Il. P. Wilson. II. s. Millzner Joe L. Dim
kelspiel, John Stark, j. S. Rice, San Fran
cisco.
Last evening was the fortieth anniver-
sary of the married life Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Griffith Hopkins. To commemorate the
occasion the children Of the family had
planned a pleasant surprise. The chill
dren at home had made all arrangements
for entertaining, and notified those absent
from the city, without the knowledge of
the parents, to be on hand so as to COM
p1ete the surprise. At $50 the party ar
rived at the residence of the parents, and
the surprise was complete. All members
of the family were present save one.
This one appeared upon the scene of fes-
tivity at $50, to the utter aston
ishment of parents and others pres
ent, who thought the missing
one hundreds of miles away. During
the evening a splendid luncheon was
spread, at which all members of the fam
lily and several friends were present.
The parents were recipients of a beauti-
ful present. The reunion and occasion
will long be remembered by those pres
ent. The occasion was made especially
pleasant by the presence of Mr.. and Mrs.
Salisbury of Illinois, brother and sister
of Mrs. Hopkins.