The record-union., 1894-05-23
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL

Miss Edith Beringer of st. Helena.
Napa County. is visiting Adele Grau OF
Sutter Terrace.
Governor Markham left for Pasadena
last night, and will probably be here
again on Thursday.
Superior Judge Irwin, State Mineralo-
gist j. J. Crawford and Assembly yman
Rau were among those who came down
from Placerville yesterday.
Miss Jessie Hunter of Albany, Or,
daughter of Hon. G. w. Hunter, de-
ceased, who for several terms represented
FL Dorado County in the Assembly and
was member of the Constitutional Con-
vention, is visiting relatives in this city.
Arrivals at the Capital Hotel yesterday:
J. +. Reed, city; b. f. Langford, Stock
ton; d. A. Ostrom, Yuba County: j. NJ.
farrell, st. Louis; Ben Morgan, Berkeley;
w. A. Sharp, Siskiyou County; l.. +.
Moulton, John Wilson, Colusa; Il. NJ.
Cornyns, San Franchises; j. e. Fred
ericks, Manesor, CAL; John @. Davis,
Oakland.
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel yes
terday: II. G. Frost, Mrs. A. Cassell,
Denver; w. G. Howard, San Diego; Il.
l.. Munns, r. B. Donban, Cleveland; NJ.
Dinkelspiel, John K. Cole, Henry Burres,
w. j. Piott. l.. Liebinan, T. II. Brad dbury,
+. A. Baldwin. w. II. II. Hart, Donald
Bruce, San Francisco; q. X. Wellard,
Red Bluff; c. H. Robbins, Boston: c. A.
wbridge, +. l.. Hosmer, Chicago;
Allen l.. Luce, w. w. James, +. Nj.
Hilby, Charles Norton, Ed Ingram,
Monterey; H. E. Kent, Pacific Grove;
James A. Louttit, Stockton; G. f. Hol-
ton, G. G. Salch, New York; w. B. Pless,
Sonora; Charles b. Wells, Oakland; J..
r. Cook. Popegama; Fred Paperdick.
Kansas City.
DIR. G. c. Simmons returned last even
ing after. an absence of several months in
Europe. While abroad the doctor vis-
tied all the leading cities in Europe, aud
represented California at the Interna-
tional Medical Congress recently held in
Rome. He spent several weeks in Lon
don and Paris and in the latter city had
the pleasure of calling on Miss Nellie
Siddons of this city, who is still pursuing
Although the wonders and attractions OF
the Old World we're not new to DR.. SIM
mons, he says his journey was full of in
terest from first TO last. For all that, he
was glad to get back to Sacramento,
which he declares to be ''up to date" with
any place he has visited.
The "Supluk" Whist Club met last
evening at the residence of Miss Adele
Grau on Sutter Terrace. 1t WIS the last
parry vi luc ScdSOll, anu Vic HOSlGSS w
allowed the privilege of making the af-
fair more elaborate than usual. Consola-
tion whist was played, and twenty per-
sons spent an evening of real pleasure.
There were five tables, and the jolltv
lasted for four hours and more. The ele-
CANT Grau mansion was charmingly dec
Grated within, and the hostess and her
friend, Miss Beringer of Napa County,
were most successful in making the even
ing one continuous round OF merriment.
A feature Of the affair was the fact that
the young ladies were all attired in even
ing dress and the gentlemen in full
dress. A delightful lunch was served
before the guests departed. Those pres
ent were Misses Florence and Anna
Luther, Miss Eda Beringer, Miss Fredda
Cox, Miss Alice Sheehan, Miss Leda Pei
tier. Miss Julia Nicolaus, Miss Sophie
Comstock, Miss Jennie Crofton, Miss Ber-
tha Groih, Miss Adele Grau, John Skel-
ten, Martin Beasley. Gus Turner, Guy
Maydwell, Fred Smith, William Lovdal.
Ed NJ. Sheehan, Eugene Stevens, Ed Figg
and Mr.. Chapman.