The record-union., 1894-02-05
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL

j. II. Flickinger, of San Jose, is at the
Golden Eagle Hotel.
Governor Markham is back again from
his visit to Mendocino.
State Controller Colgan is visiting his
Santa Rosa home for few days
Mrs. Jake Zemansky has gone to San
Francisco to visit the Midwinter Fair.
Darby Layden, the bridge contractor.
is up from San Francisco and stopping at
the Capital Hotel.
Arrivals at the Capital Hotel yester-
day: W. A. Selkirk, Petaluma; G. w.
Hamer, Miss s. O'Hern, Darby Layden.
San Francisco; VIM. c. +. Boyer, New
York; CA. Head, L. Hayns, Sacramento:
E. II. Hodson, G. w. Price, Marysville:
+. j. Hawkins, Detroit; NJ. Murray.
lone.
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel yes
day: Thomas B. Robb, Bayard T. Smith.
Joseph l.. Lendam, j. r. Hodson. Nj
Salisbury, Robert Brotherton, joseph
Martin, h. a. Custer, l.. Ii. Bill, L. c.
Chinn, j. O'Brien, san Francisco; Daniel
Mccarthy, Max Brown, Ii. W. Fenton.
g. NJ. Alexander, Chicago; William b.
Peck, +. w. Thompson, New York; S. NJ.
Sprague, Auburn; j. II. Flickinger, San
Jose.
1t was fun-loving company of young
Il.
WulH by surprise last Friday evening at
the residence Of his parents, 1880 street.
The occasion was the anniversary of his
birthday. The visitors elected themselves
host and hostess and made the recipient
Of the birthday honors feel as if he was
quite a young man. Music and games.
with a fine collation., were the order of the
evening. Among those present were
Raymond Radcliffe, Hazel Furgerson.
Violet WittenbrOck, Bessie Carlow. Lu-
ellie Radcliffe, Nellie Sitter, Alice Col
Inns, Ray Collins, Leland Morrison, Alvin
Witten brock, Addie Damn, Eddie Roder.
Charley Hertzel, Albert Sitter and Al
bert Wulff.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. Ferriter of the Man
sion House gave very enjoyable party
on Saturday evening. There were pres
Mrs. II. w. Bragg, MIR. and Mrs. c. f.
Way, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Spaulding, Mrs.
Flora Hammer, Mr.. and Mrs Wolcott.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas P Ford Mr.. and
Mrs. DR.. Atkinson, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Thirkield. sMr. and Mrs. 1. T. Barrett.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. a. Stephenson and MIR,
and Mrs. B. f. Cutler. The evening was
pleasantly spent in playing whist, sing
ing and dancing, until the hostess iuvi-
ted her guests to the dining parlors.
where bountiful supper was spread.
and to which ample justice was done.
Toats were proposed and responded to
by Messrs. Bragg, Atkinson, Dunn.
Stephenson, Way, Ford, Spaulding, Cut.
Ter and Barrett. Several ladies also re-
spOnded to toasts. At the conclusian of
the banquet complimentary vote, taken
standing, was rendered the host and
hostess for the handsome manner in
which they entertained their guests. and
the latter dispersed with best wishes for
their future welfare and happiness
A very pleasant surprise and birthday
party was given at the residence of Mr..
and Mrs. James McCaw on Friday even
ing in honor Of the eighteenth birthday
OF their daughter Annie. During the
evening the guests were entertained by
songs, music and dancing. Professor d.
Frazer played the bagpipes, to which
Alexander and Maggie McCaw danced
the highland fling. AT 10:30 the call was
given to repair to the dining-roo where
an inviting repast was prepared, pre-
sided over by the hostess, Mrs. McCaw.
After the inner man had been satisfied
the party returned to the parlor where
they we're entertained by c. z. Selby of
San Francisco. Numerous games were
INDUCED In, and the party broke up at a
reasonable hour, all wishing the young
lady many happy returns of the season.
The following named persons were
present: Mr.. and Mrs. G.. II. Smith. Mr..
and Mrs. Max Fielder, Mr.. and Mrs.
James McCaw, Mrs. NJ. Morley, Misses
Nellie Todd. Dora and Cora HASTINGS.
Gertrude and Annie Frazer, Daisy
Logan, Milena Pilcovich, Stella Cady.
May Hickman. May and Annie McCaw.
Messrs. John and Duncan Frazer, Alex
HARRISON, Kirk Stanley, John Morley,
Sherman Payne, Walter Dosch, Will
Ogg, James Laidlaw, John Jessop,