The record-union., 1893-01-26
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

Miss Alice Nixon is visiting in San
Francisco.
oliver Plummer of Cosumnes was in
the city yesterday.
Frank E. Ellis, cf the Lodi Sentinel, is
up from that place.
Ex-Assemblyman G. A. Stork is up
from Santa Barbara.
P. G. Reihl, the Freeport merchant, is
again able to be about.
Mrs. II. L. Marston of Pendleton. Or.
is visiting relatives in this city.
+. b. Ogden came up from Oakland last
night, and is at the Golden Eagle.
Sheriff Cunningham of Stockton was
looking around the city yesterday.
DR.. 5. s. Southworth has returned from
the frozen East, and is glad to get back,
Miss Mabel Cluness returned Yesterday
after an extended tour through Europe
Garrett McInerny, the San Francisco
lawyer, and w. B. English are at the
Golden Eagle Hotel.
Alexander Badlam, the youngest old
man in the State, came up from San
Francisco last night.
w. II. Sawyer, prominent Auburn
ite, came down yesterday to gaze on the
assem- bled lawmakers.
K. 6. Hart, brother of E. C. and A. L..
Hart of this city, is candidate for Supe-
rior Judge of Fresno County.
II. n. Young, publisher Of the st, Louis
Chronicle, and NJ. A. McRae, of the Gin
cinnati Post, were visitors to sacramento
yesterday.
The select party to be given by the
CLUB Resada at Turner Hall this evening
is expected to be an unusually brilliant
society affair.
Letters received from Miss Nellie Sid
dons, Mrs. j. n. Porter and Miss Laura
Clarke, now in Paris, indicate that they
intend to prolong their sojourn their be-
yond the anticipated period
An enjoyable party was given by Miss
Grace Iruscott at her residence, No. COS
+ street, on Monday evening. Music.
games and dancing were induced in I'M
til late hour, when all partook Of a
bountiful supper. The guests were:
Grace Truscott, Maude Methvin, Maggie
Truscott, Harriet Burns, Emma Truscott.
Lulu Henwood, Annie Grabsch, Dora
Truscott, Emma Wilhelm, Lulu ArenZ.
Bell Arenz, Pearl Labhard. Jennie NJ eth
win, Mr.. and Mrs. Labhard, Mr.. and Mrs.
Truscott, Mrs. Methvin, A. Labhard.
w. Labhard, Charles Meadows, Martin
Arenz, Max Wilhelm, William Smith
| Otto Wilhelm, William Sachs.
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel YES
terday: w. H. Reed, Cleveland, o.: Mrs.
f. I. Mcbride, Butte, Mont; +. Blanch-
ard and wife, Jamestown, H.: A. j. Mic
olet, Grand Rapids, Mich; George Mar
shall, Jr., Gus Stangenberger, MIR. and
Mrs. Horatio Stebbins, w. F. Goad, A.
r. Kelly. A. w. Bowman, John @. Glenn.
A. Il. Glass, John Dalheer, j. f. Burrin.
Mrs, Mellersh, II. J. McAIullin, W. B.
Sauel, Miss Z. Kelly, John +. Stevens, G.
II. Lessig, J. NJ. Ellis, Alexander Bad
lam, Q. j. Jones, Warren b. English,
Garrett McInerny, San Francisco; Z. A.
Coburn, Philadelphia; J. w. Edgcomb,
Vallejo; J. d. Hyde, Z. Jacobs, a. j.
Harrell, Nisalia; w. w. Jacobs, William
Rutherford, f. B. Ogden, Oakland; NJ.
/ A. McRae, Cincinnati; II. M. Young, st,
Louis; c. E. Locke. Chicago, W. s. Stilt,
/ Chico; /. G.. Manor, Williams; S. r.
Murdock, Colusa; c. o. johnson, San
Luis Obispo; Ii. G. Thompson, Astoria;
A. Brown, Milton; J. NJ. Bennett, Heb
ron, Neb.; j. H. Weber. Monroe, Mich;
Louis Russ, Portland; T. c. Il. Clark,
Washington, D. c.; John G. Beatty, New
! York.