The record-union., 1893-08-26
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL

]. W. Hughes, the lawyer, is back from
Truckee.
+. G. Gould of Yreka is at the Golden
Eagle Hotel.
William c. Wallace of Auburn Is at the
Capital Hotel.
DR.. Obed Harvey of Gait was in the
city yesterday.
Colonel L. F. Moulton, the Colusa
farmer, is in the city.
Miss Annie Horsfield has returned
from Bartlett Springs.
l.; L. Lewis and family returned yes
terday from Deer Park
Mr.. and Mrs. Max Hornlein are home
again from Pacific Grove.
First Deputy Attorney General LAWSON
has returned from the Bay.
E. A. Burr has returned from months
tour Of the mountain lakes.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ. Henderson, Jr.. are
back from their trip to Humboldt,
Il. j. Devlin of the Bee is taking things
easy on the banks Of bonner Lake.
State Controller Colgan is at his office
again, after visit to his Santa Rosa home.
Mrs. +. a. Johnson has returned from
all extended visit in the East and Canada.
6. L. Muddix and Ii. A. Franson have
returned from Donner Lake and vicinity.
Isador Cohen is back from the Worlds
Fair and all the principal cities of the
East.
George B. Greene came up from Court
1anq yesterday and is staying at the Capt.
tai Hotel.
Governor Markham, who is at his
home in Pasadena, expects to come north
in a few days.
Mrs. William Wardlaw and Mrs. p, A.
Fitzgerald have concluded their soiourn
in the mountains.
Irving w. Mills and his sister Della of
San Francisco came up last evening on a
visit to friends here.
George Phillips is another Sacramentan
who has reached home after a visit to the
East and the big fair at Chicago.
Superior Judge johnson and family
came down yesterday from Deer Park.
where they have been for several weeks.
j. W. Houston of CourtIand, 0. r. Run
yan OF Onlsbo and Hon. Dwight Hollister
OF Rlchland went down the river on the
steamer Apache yesterday.
Mrs. a. Z. Curtis, the pioneer school
teacher, left few weeks ago to attend the
Columbian Exposition at Chicago and to
visit relatives and friends in her old
home, Boston.
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel yes
terday: j. ii. Brink heimer H. II. How
ard, Portland; Harry Bowen, PhiIadel-
phia; F. q. Gould, Yreka; Miss PRAY.
Miss Harnip, Toledo, Ohio; A. Haines'
S. Haines, California; II. w. Johnson
city; H. II. Flowerdew and wife. NJ. G.
Ducheare, Miss Wilson, Liverpool; John
Spaulding, Miss Mabel Spaulding. Miss
Grace Germ, Howard G. Holmes c. q.
Kemp, Fred b. Wood, J. J. Bowen. San
Francisco.
a reception was rendered yesterday bv
Mr.. and Mrs. August Heilbron to their
young friends in honor of the eleventh
birthday OF their daughter Edith at their
home, corner of Seventh and O streets. A
most enjoyable time was spent, there
being music, dancing, games, etc, and
each guest was presented with an elegant
souvenir in honor OF the occasion, Moth
ing was left undone to promote the pleas
ure Of the little ones. Among those pres
ent were: Misses Edith Heilbron, FIos-
sic Johnson, Eva Cuthbert, Fannie Cuth
bert, Alpha Johnson, Katie Biewener.
Helene Biewener. Beulah CoDrv. Nina
COnry, Cornelia Probert, uulda StaufTer.
Alma Heitman, George Heitman, Hazel
Muir, May Seadler, Blanche SAWYER,
Ethel Reid, Gussie Quaas, Daisy Hunger.
Louise HeilbrOn, Masters Milton Cuth-
bert, Addison Conry, Norman Doan.
Henry Biewener, Henry Dusing, Edwin
Heilbron, Willie Quaas, Willie Hunger.