The record-union., 1893-05-29
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

.. De I1OleluBtI, Iut <AlIldOOI law y lS
in the city.
F. NJ. Walter of Newman is at the
Capital Hotel.
Mrs. NJ. r. Lillis of Chico is guest at
the Capital Hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Beckman have
returned from San Francisco.
John Schesler and Hiram Matthews of
Isleton are at the Capital Hotel.
Miss Mamie Reynolds of San Francisco
IS the guest of Mrs. Hiram w. johnson.
Mrs. James Woodburn is dangerously
i'll, and Mr.. Woodburn, who is East, has
been telegraphed for.
Joseph Elstner of Cincinnati. who was
in Sacramento in 1S49. is here, after
lapse of forty-three years, looking up
old-timers.
Tonight Assistant State Librarian
w. 5. Leake and family leave for the
Worlds Fair. While in Missouri he will
visit his mother, whom he has not seen
for twenty years.
L. G. Morehouse, member of the State
Board of Equalization, is up from San Le-
andro and stopping at the Golden Eagle,
as also is j. r. Hebron of Salinas and
j. S. Swan of San Francisco, other MEM
bers of the board.
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel yes
terday: j. c. Bennett, John Anderson,
u. l.. Stone, New Y ork; A. c. Presley,
Chicago; Miss A. Brauett, Lincoln; J. NJ
Freeman, Los Angeles; w. c. Tighe,
MADEIRA; J. E. Manlove, Brighton; NJ. a.
Little, City; S. Duckmanton, Walnut
Grove; l.. q. Morehouse, San Leandro;
J. X. Hebron. Salinas; j. S. Swan, VIM.
Beckman and wife, San Francisco.
Arrivals at the Capital Hotel yesterday:
Mrs. NJ. k. Lillis. Chico; J. Nathan, New
York; Mrs. NJ. I. Emmet, Dunnigan,
n nrtfx -
drlch, CORTLAND; w. S. Clemens, Colfax;
L. J. Stephenson, Courtland; r. w. Love-
lace, Rocklin; John Schesler, Hiram
Mathews, 1sleUon; w. +. Hayden, Los
Angeles; f. Creason, Clarksburg; VIM.
3. Davis, Omaha; }. r. GoodaiI, San
francisco: F. NJ. Walter, Newman; X.
e. Murray, San Joaquin.
Verdenal, the Chronicles New York
correspondent, says: "Mrs. Newton
Booth and Mrs. Julia E. Dunn have met
many pleasant California friends since
their arrival, and have concluded to spend
the summer in and about New York
Mrs Dunn is well posted on the climatic
peculiarities of New York's enyirons.
and II cholera does not make its appear
ance they viii have an agreeable summer.
1hey are looking for nice, cosy little
tiat where they can have all the comforts
OF home with minimum of its annoy-
ances."
Mrs. j. Henry Miller gave a picnic at
! OAK Park on Saturday in honor of
| Rowena and Minnie Stevenson and also
IN honor of her son Harry's ninth birth
day. The following were presents:
! Rowena Stevenson, Minnie Stevenson.
Lillian Helms, Norine Helms, Alice
Jones, Estella Jones, Ella Jones, Helen
Lightner, Mamie Miller, Emily Nc
1ntyre, Alice Collins, Maggie McCaw,
Harry Miller, Arthur Jones, Ruth Nc
Donald, Jim Mcdonald, Johnnie Miller,
johnnie McCaw, Alex McCaw, Oscar Nc
lntyre, Clarence NJ. Willis, Bennie
| Clunie, Mrs. J. Ii. Miller, Mrs. NJ, j.
Mayhem. Mrs. NJ. C. Henderson, Mrs.
NJ. a. Alsip, Mrs. J. Lightner and Mrs.
5. McCleery.
a farewell surprise party was given to
| Miss Gretchen Germeshausen at the
residence of her mother. prior to her de-
| parture for San Francisco. The house
was tastefully decorated with bunting,
evergreens and willows, and notices of
FAREWELL hung, upon the wall. There
was singing by j. Schacht, +. Hickey,
+. Kennedy, J. Clark and II. Carrager,
and Farewell Address" by G. Vice.
which was much applauded. Dancing
and games were also feature of the even
ing, after which a grand collation. was
partaken of, and all departed for home
wishing Miss Gretchen prosperity in the
future. Among those present were:
Bessie Calvin, 6. Vice, Edith Meiss, J..
Clark, Lena Schacht, F. Hickey, Lille
Kunz, H. Carrager, Laura Radnish, D.
McCarty, Kate Flanagan, O. Lins OF
Placerville, Alice Calvin, w. Schacht of
Red Bluff, Kate Warren, W. Tassie of
Roseville, Annie Stahl, c. Neuman.
Anna Schacht Ed Kennedy, Mamie
Cheanen, j. Schacht, Grace Smith, r.
Meyers, Leasle Neubaur, Nell Hen
bricks, Mr.. and Mrs. J. Germeshausen.
Mrs. Sterger, Mrs. Germeshausen,
Charles and Annie Berger of San Fran
cisco and others.