The record-union., 1894-03-19
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL

c. T. Lagrave of lone is at the Capital
Hotel.
c. H. Gilman left for San Francisco
last evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Fisher are visit
ing in Sap Francisco.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. B. Shaver of Fresno
are at the Golden Eagle.
Mayor J. II. Rucker of San Jose is
registered at the Golden Eagle.
General Clunie and wife will leave
Washington for California to-day.
Gus T. Grant of Stockton has been yis-
iting Lawyer Charles \. Beckwith.
Mrs. j. Caples and Miss Maude Caples
have returned from the Alidwinter Fair.
There are quite number of Eastern
people stopping at the Capital Hotel at
present.
DIR. g. J. Phelan, the Sacramento pio-
Deer, but now residing in San Francisco,
is here on visit.
Mir. and Mrs. J. Hyman of Folsom are
In San Francisco, where they will spend
a couple of weeks.
Leon Dennery, prominent young
business man OF San Francisco is paw
ing visit to this city.
Fred Burke the railroad detective, who
was lately injured in El Dorado County,
Is improving fast and will soon be out
again.
\. J. Rhoads, who has been quite i'll
during the past week, is getting along
nicely. he was threatened with pneu-
monia.
William Lamphrey. who was so badly
injured ut Folsom recently, is gradually
improving. but will not be able to leave
his bed for weeks to come.
Miss lice Sfu,n,1 f,f Sun Iyraro;Soo n =, a
Miss Nora Boggs OF " oodland have been
the guests of Captain and Mrs. Aull at
Folsom during the past week.
Arrivals al the Capital Hotel yesterday:
j. >. Graves, Davisville; Mr.. aud Mrs. J.
Williams, y. d. Fowler and wife. Sam
hubbard, j. Stahl. San Francisco: 4. c..
Fleming Mrs. c. L. Wilson, Lincoln; =.
p. Willis, \. w. Briggs. Chicago; L. H..
Alexander, a. Alexander, Jewell juno
tion, Ia; John d. Cox, Twin Oaks; A. E.
Atkins and wife, Mrs. l.. Z. Johnson, j.
W. Nanderwuf and wife, Cleveland,
o.; Il. ID. Rice, Salem, Or; John Brain.
ElkO, New; II. G. White, Chico; Frank
kunsting and wife, Franklin; Clevis T..
Lagrave, lone.
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel yes
terday: {. b. Shaver and wife, Fresno;
W. II. Coats, Saginaw, Mich; j. ".
Payne. New York; John L. Baker, Chi
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Rucker, San Jose; Alice Merrill Ray
mond, Elizabeth Ludwig, Mary b.
Weaver, Cornelia Neltnor, Chicago:
N. W. Crocker, Amador; j. Work Pol
lard, st. Paul; a. L. Young, O. W. Fail,
J. q. Eagleson and wife, George A. Simp-
son, i. Commins, Isaac Miller, j. L.
HodsOn. Leroy Hough, w. c. Watkins,
otto Muser, VIM. Raney, Nine. Lafoix,
j. il. ID. Grubb, San Francisco.
n gathering Of merry-makers as
sembled at the home of l.. p. Williams,
on q street, on Saturday evening. Mr..
Williams had invited a number of his
friends to partake Of his hospitality and
celebrate Ireland's natal day in betitting
manner, and indeed the enthusiasm
manifested by those present and the
hearty choruses rendered suggest that
Old Ireland still occupies a warm corner
in the hearts of her sons and daughters
The entertainment consisted of songs
recitatlons, speeches, comic Stories ETC.,
all of which were we'll rendered. The
entire party then assembled in the din
| lng-hall and partook of bounteous re-
past prepared by Mrs. Williams. More
songs and toasts We're INDUCED in, after
which three rousing cheers were given
for ''Old ireland" and "our host" and
all departed after having spent a most
enjoyable evening. Among those pres
ent were: j. .. Funston, j. X. Hanlon,
a. 4. Nathan, Fred Gunther, d. ID.
Sullivan, NJ. f. Cummings. Thomas
Perry, John Doran, Thomas Mcdonald,
j. L. Hickey, j. Weitzel, J. Harelin,
Fred Schatfner, Emmett Phillips, Frank
Cooke. r. ID. Muir, r. +. German, I.
Griffin, j. O'Meara. A. j. Galligan and
Mr.. Lotus of San Francisco.