The record-union., 1893-10-23
SOCIAL AVID PERSONAL

&. ]. Rhoads has returned from the
Harbin Springs.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Banter Of Reno are at
the Capital Hotel.
William Singer, Jr., the land lawyer,
is at the Golden Eagle.
Mrs. Ralph Greer is visiting her rela-
tives at l52l Fifth street.
DR.. G.. B. Glow and wife have returned
from their trip to the East.
Miss Nan Mette is visiting her brother
Frank and family of Folsom.
Miss Anna Sprague Of San Francisco is
in Sacramento visiting friends.
William Hook. who had been travelling
through the East and South, has returned
Frank Ruhstaller. Sr., and Louis Nico-
laus, ST., have returned from the Worlds
Fair.
Al Murphy, a well-known San Fran
cisco newspaper man, is at the Golden
Eagle.
Mrs. J. C. Winterburn of San Fran
cisco is on visit 10 her parents, Dir. and
Mrs. T. B. Eagle of Folsom.
At Perkins on Friday evening a sur
prise party was given to Mr.. and Mrs. J.
j. Glacken by their many friends.
Captain NJ. Paul of Folsom Prison has
almost fully recovered from his recent
sickness. and is able TO be about again.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dwight HOLSTER Miss
Blanche Hollisler and Charles Il. Hol-
lister of Courtlaud have returned from
the Worlds Fair.
II. Weinstock, who has been very i'll
for more than week past, is beginning
to improve, but it will be some time be-
fore he can leave the house.
Charles E. Livermore was IN Folsom a
few days ago, inspecting the enterprises
in which he is interested. He left for
Placerville on Thursday.
/ Claude Mcgowan is at the Worlds
Fair From there he intends going to
( New York, Niagara Falls and then to
/ Canada, where he enters the Toronto
/ Veterinary College for a term of two
! years.
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel yes
! terday: y. B. Tuition, Tacoma, Wash.
/ DR.. q. 4. Rugeles, Stock ton; NJ. Levy,
/ New York; George Borthwick, Buffalo,
! \. y; George b. Cramer, Philadelphia;
Mr.. and Mrs. Campbell Walker, Penryn;
( Frank q. Smith, Sacramento; William
/ Singer. Al Murphy, San Francisco.
Arrivals at the Capital Hotel yesterday:
/ George I'll. Jackson, " Woodland: +. d.
/ Goodrich, New York; Dwight Hollister
! and wife, Miss Blanch Hollister. Charles
/ +. Hollister, Chicago; \. Banter and
wife, Reno; y. Pierrini and wife. d. NJ.
/ Keller, Sacramento; l.. d. Norton, +. G..
/ Lindsay, a. j. Runyon, j. McDonogh.
! j. w. Frost, san Francisco.
! I. Davis and wife were given recep-
/ tion last evening at the residence of his
/ brother-in-law, \. j. Nathan. There
was present large company. Music,
! recitations and handsome lunch served
/ to entertain the many guests. The resi-
/ dence was dressed in flowers and ever
/ green's III honor of the occasion. Mr..
/ Davis is on a tour around the world to
! occupy twelve months. ii @ left his home.
! London, Eng, IN August last. Mr.. Davis
! is q London manufacturer and merchant
/ and having recently incorporated his
! business interests and committed them to
/ old employees, who were taken into the
/ concern and given outright large inter-
ests in it, he has cut loose ior year TO see
the world at leisure. He has from it's in
ception been one of the two Treasurers
OF that famous charity known as The
! Peoples Palace, the realization of Walter
| Besanps fancy. as depicted in his most
/ famous story. Mr.. Davis is a chief pro-
moter of charitable work and associations
IN East London, and has labored in-
! dustriously in such works among the
poor. His services were recognized on
the eve of his departure for the United
/ States at the annual dinner OF the Last
London Association for Promoting Life
! Governorships TO Hospitals in the
worlds metropolis. Mr.. Davis has been
a week in Sacramento, taking notes OF
many matters, and will remain until
| Thursday, when he will make tour of the
State, observing for his future use the
+ advantages and claims of this State for
population ana enlarged Industries.