The record-union., 1893-07-03
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL

\. J. Rhoads is back again from Byron
Springs.
DIR. A. NJ. McCollum has returned from
the East.
William Land has returned from Bart
lett Springs.
Mrs. +. r. Hamilton has returned from
her Eastern trip.
Don Catlin has returned from a years
sojourn in Europe.
Mrs. II. S. CrOcker of San Francisco is
visiting Mrs. g. NJ Mott.
Miss Lottie A. Tempe OF san Francisco
is visiting Mrs. Mary A. Curtis.
Mrs. f. F. Tebbetts Las been the guest
OF Miss Sara Lawson Of Folsom.
EX-Congressman Biggs of Butte Coun-
ty has been paying the city a visit.
George Il. Hilbert. Sheriff of FL Dorado
County, was in the city on Saturday.
r. z. Burr, who had his ankle broken
some time ago, is able to be on the street.
Warren E. Doane, the Placer County
official court stenographer, is in the citv.
Miss NJ. \. Murphy has returned from
visiting friends in Kelsey and Green
wood.
Mrs. S. G. benson and Mrs. D. A.
Lindley and families are at Highland
Springs.
Mrs. Edith Humphrey has returned to
Folsom from visit to San Francisco and
Oakland.
Miss Alice Hanifin is visiting San Jose,
! where she will remain during most of
the summer.
Mrs. II. N. Fisk Of San Francisco has
been the guest Of her sister, Mrs. J. II.
Smith OF Folsom.
p. L. Wilson and family Of Folsom
VIII leave to-day for Slippery Ford. on
the American River.
Misses Josephine Brennan and MilIie
Meyers left yesterday for a two weeks'
visit to San Francisco.
ON Wednesday Mr.. and Mrs. Alex
ander Morrison will leave for a visit to
Worlds Fair and Canada.
Mrs. Fred Birdsall is at the Worlds
Fair, accompanied by Miss Eta Birdsall.
who lately returned from Europe.
ID. G. Halsey, the weII-kuown railroad
conductor, accompanied by his wife, has
returned from siN-weeks' tour Of the
East.
Miss Hattie Pike was the recipient Of a
| surprise party at the home OF her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. }. Z. Pike, at Eighteenth
and p streets, on Friday evening.
The Critic Club held its last meeting
until October last night at the residence
Of Rev. 9. =. Massey. Several guests
were present, and the ladies OF Mr..
-htR7SOJ AALAAAAS az bIIO ClOSG Oh Inc eNGn-
ing's exercises furnished table refresh
ments in profusion. The club had de-
lighttul ride out and back by moonlioht
not returning until midnight. Amonr
the guests were Miss Raymond Of Berke-
ley, Rev. Mr.. Horner and wife Miss
Amelia Duggan, Mrs. Hurd and Mr..
| Beckwith.
Arrivals at the Capital Hotel Yesterday:
w. S. Clemens, L. d. Nicols. Stockton:
+. 5. Van de Eenter, Nacaville: Miss
Minnie Armor, J. P. Fraser, r. O. Smith,
| San Francisco; Simpson FenneH Te-
hama; John T. Mannix and wife, Marys-
vile; Edw. L. Partland, Oakland: G.
Chichester, T. T. Huddart. W. II. Young.
l.. A. Boynton and wife, San Francisco;
| w. J.. Wells and wife, Dunsmur; H. ID.
Kerchival, Courtland.
| Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel yes
| terday: g. l.. Lipman. New York; Miss
Emma Berger, Milwaukee,; }. L. Roy.
Halifax, Y. $; A. w. BENJAMIN, J. L.
Rourke, Chicago; j. II. DrOste, st. Louis;
Ralph Granger, National City; L. Rosen-
thal J. A. Merchant, Il. Il. Peck, Ii. 4.
Graham, G.. r. Sanderson, Mrs. 6. Re
Sandersou, San Francisco; George l..
Farnham and wife, Riverside; George
Thatcher, W. Fl. Cronkhite, \. Lothian,
j. A. Coleman, r. J. Jose, Misses Grace
Hamilton, Blanch Hayden, Helen Byron,
Otis Harlan. Ada Walker, Fl. Lightwood
and wife, IL. w. Frillman, Africa Com
pany."