The record-union., 1894-04-09
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL

j. G. Boggs of Newcastle is at the Capt..
tai Hotel.
c. II. Gilman and S. S. Beede left fol
San Francisco yesterday.
Peter Sallentine of Milwaukee, Wis.
is the guest of Joseph II. Arnold.
Mr.. and Mrs. b. w. Heath of Chico
are stopping at the Golden Eagle.
a. Whitaker and j. II. Sangers, of Gait
are registered at the Capital Hotel.
Mrs. w. NJ. Hatch of Stockton is the
guest of her sister, Mrs. J. Henry Miller
Mrs. J. +. Newton OF Woodbridge is
visiting her parents. II. L. Hastings and
wife.
Mrs. J. E. Blanchard and her son OF
Folsom. have been visiting in San Fran
cisco.
Mrs. F. C. Durant has been up from
San Francisco visiting her brother, G. w
Caples of Folsom.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. S. Rowe of Boston, and
E. 2. and Mrs. J. c. Donnell of Bath
Me-, are at the Golden Eagle.
j. r. Hebron of Salinas, member OF
the State Board of Equalization, came uu
yesterday, and is at the Golden Eagle.
Mrs. L. E. Winton and her grand
daughter, Miss Louisa Swan, are visiting
Mrs. George Middlemiss, AIS Ninth
street.
c. S. Isham, a Detroit merchant, is Wis
1ting friends here and expresses himself
as delighted with the city and it's sur
roundlngs.
Mrs. S. II. Brink and daughter Edna
of Biggs, who had been visiting the for
mer's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. 5. f. Smith,
have returned home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Leighton, Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Leighton. and Allie, Leora
and Leroy Leighton. of Pepperell, Mass,
are stopping at the Capital Hotel.
Mrs. Thomas McInerny, sister of Of
hcer j. A. Wilson, came down from
Winnemucca yesterday tor two weeks
visit and trip to the Midwinter Fair.
Governor Markham, William Beck
man, w. A. Anderson and others will go
to San Francisco tomorrow to attend a
reception and banquet to be rendered ex-
President Harrison by the Union League
Club.
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel yes
terday: Robert Won Bowen, George f.
kleinberger, William H. Morrison, New
York: 5. 5. Rowe and wife, Alexis Torrez
and wife, Boston, Mass; f. P. DonnelI
and wife, Mrs. j. Z. DonnelI, Bath, Me-;
s. w. Stryker, Philadelphia; G. f.
Northup, North San Juan; Joseph Burke.
Jacinto; 81: W. Heath and wife, Chico;
James X. Hebron, Salinas; l.. S. Mellory,
Ira Bishop, Sidney Soule, NJ. Adels-
dorfer, Frank w. Titus, Harry C., Nor
rell, San Francisco.
Arrivals at the Capital Hotel yesterday:
Albert Leighton and wife, Frank Leigh
ton and wife, Allie Leighton. Leora
Leighton, Leroy Leighton, Pepperell.
Mass; II. A. Anderson, Boston; L. Hack
worth Young, Chicago; 6. Z. Briggs,
Dallas, Tex; Fred c. Miles, "Aloha5; c.
III. Grim. j. G. Neurom, z. II. McNuIty,
w. K. Lett, Captain j. ID. Greer, San
Francisco; j. q. Boggs, Newcastle; J. s.
Graves, Sacramento County: J. G. Ball,
Woodland; Charles j. Poppe, wife and
child. Glen Ellen; A. Whitaker, J. II.
Sangers, Gait.
Miss Edith Miller on Saturday enter
tanned number of her young friends by
giving picnic on the Rancho del Paso.
The place selected was a charming spot
near Arcade creek, some eight miles
from the city, where the young hostess
and her guests spent the day in de-
nghtful manner playing innocent games,
romping over the green fields and gather
ing ferns, wild flowers and mosses Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Miller provided a COM
modious and comfortable conveyance
for the little misses, also an abundance of
delicacies for their lunch, and the happy
children were all the time under the
watchful care of a competent chaDerone.
After lunch some of the girls espied one
of the ''unemployed'' tramping along the
highway and they loaded him down with
eatables, for which the poor fellow was
very grateful. The party consisted OF
the following little misses: Edith Miller,
Mabel ellis, Mamie Johnston, Laura
Dierssen, Ruth Lubin, Laura Lubin,
Mamie Small, Bessie Small, Alice White,
Bessie Crosby, Helen Weinstock, Alice
Weinstock, Estelle Stephens, Nellie
Allen,