The record-union., 1894-07-20
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL

r. G. Meyer of lone is at the Capital
Hotel.
Mrs. Joseph Stefrens has gone to San
Francisco
T. w. Shock Of Oakland is registered at
the Golden Eagle.
j. II. Brown is down from Colfax and
is at the Capital Hotel.
Z. E. Platt was among the passengers
yesterday for the Bay.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Bithell went to
San Francisco yesterday.
G. l.. White departed on the afternoon
train for the Bay yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Newhau OF Chi
cago are guests at the Golden Eagle.
Mrs. j. Sabin has returned from San
francisco, accompanied by Mrs. K. p.
Gale OF san Francisco.
Il. d. Davis, of Wasserman, Davis &
Co., left San Francisco by steamer for
Portland. Or, on Wednesday. From
Portland, Mr.. Davis will proceed East by
rail.
Arrivals at the Capital Hotel yesterday:
Benton Clark, San Francisco; r. e..
Meyer, lone; G. Leonard, F. Leonard,
Roseville; j. III. Brown, j. G. Collindro,
+. G. Pierce, James q. Alter, Colfax:
VIM. B. Cotton, +. j. Mansfield, Marys-
vile; L. w. Waterman, J. E. Dawson.
Ii. Il. Mason. Chico; j. d. Dwyer, w. &.
Pierce, Oroville; Thomas j. Bowan, New
York.
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel yes
terday: j. w. Mcdonald, 9. j. LambIy.
W.B. Cotrie, III. 5. Rheinstein, Frank w.
Titus, Mrs. James +. Smith, z. d. Con-
nelly, NJ. Dinkelspiel. Samuel Magnin,
Mrs. Frank Waters, San Francisco: L. A.
w. Shock, Oakland; Frank l.. Pickett,
Philadelphia; w. II. Newhall and wife,
Chicago; Mrs. Evan Pugn, New Brigh-
ton, Pa; d. House, Los Angeles; Ii. L.
Ray. Portland.
On Monday evening very pleasant
and enjoyable lawn sociable was given
by Capital Band of Hope and the Juve-
nile Department of the Calvary Baptist
Church at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs.
e. l.. Green, 1909 L street. The lawn
was in splendid condition for the occa-
sion, and the many children who attended
found much sport in the games and in
rolling about on the grass. The grounds
were illuminated with pretty Japanese
lanterns and presented handsome APP
pearance. At a little past 9 O'Clock ice
cream and cake was served, after which
the children repaired to the parlors
where music and songs were INDUCED in
until l0:30, when all returned TO their
homes feeling well pleased and satisfied
Will Tue evening entertainment. Ih0
members OF the Band of Hope and Juve-
niles desire TO express their thanks to
Mr.. and Mrs. Green for the use OF their
lawn on this OCCASION, and feel that no
better place could have been selected for
the sociable. Those in ateHdance were:
Millie Doiley, c. w. Lamphrey, Andrew
Haskell, Earl Thackham, w. A. Frazier,
Hattie Green, Albsrt hastings, Harry
Green, Nellie Runage. Pearl Gilman,
Lille Nelson, Alice bailey, Grant Esta-
brook, Henry Mccoy, Woodburn Lam
phrey, May Green, Clara Simmons. Ethel
Rentro, Willie Barnes, Gladys Wiley,
Dora Burns. Cecil Fenton, Eme Burns,
Minnie Shafer, Mabel Fenton, Hattie
Kline, Myrtle Moore. Harry Chapman,
Ben Robertson, Maud Green, Mabel
Moore. Anna Herr, Charles Jones,
frankie Burns, Florence Hall, Lille
Hall, Stanley Crocker, Lulu Stickney,
w. Chapman, Emil II. Nelson, Dave
Green, Mabel Adams, Fannie Thack ham,
Percy Brewster, Stella Wiley, Wallace
Jenks, Mrs. +. l.. Green, e. Il. Green,
Mrs. 5. Y. Chapman, Mrs. Wilmington,
Miss Fern Andrews, Miss Alice An
drews, Mrs. Rieder, Rev. J. Ii. Rieder,
Miss Leila Rieder, E. A. Stickney, Miss
Reed, j. w. Ross, j. {. Moore.