The record-union., 1894-06-23
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL

81. D. Lazelle of Vallejo is stopping at
the Golden Eagle.
Ex-Surveyor-G General Robert Gardner
is up from Oakland.
Engineer Marsden Manson of San
francisco is in the city.
Robert McKillican of Oakland is stop
ping at the Capital Hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. r. Green, Jr., of Riv-
erside are guests at the Golden Eagle.
Senator d. A. Ostrom is down from
Yuba City, and is registered at the Capt.
tai Hotel.
the State Board of Equalization, is at the
Capital Hotel.
Mrs. A. M. Baird has returned to her
home in San Francisco, after paying a
weeks visit to her daughter. Mrs. G. IL.
Gilman.
NJ. M. Barnett of the Journal Of Com
nleYce of San Francisco, who represented
his paper at the State Convention, will
leave for home to-day. after q days rest
from the labors of the week.
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel yes
terday: L. e. Prosic, Fort Dodge, Iowa;
A. L. Phillips, A. II. Hart, J. II. Meyer.
New York; F. w. Hunter, city; John d.
Stange, Gus. L. Coop. G. w. Wilson, G.
e. Field, William Cronon, G. d. Folmes-
back, San Francisco; II. ID. Lazelle, Val
lejo; Il. r. Green, Jr., and wife, River
side; j. +. Percy and wife, Galesburg,
ILL.,: @. II. Spear, Berkeley; w. s. Stitt,
Chicago.
Arrivals at the Capital Hotel yesterday:
w. Y. Downing, Suisun; A. 4. Ross,
Redding; r. II. Beamer, Woodland;
Marsden Manson, Noble Hamilton, San
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George @. Carr, bakersfield; Robert Nc
Klllican, Oakland; William Ash and
wife, Berlin; d. A. Ostrom, Yuba City:
James Cass, Cayucos; S. D. Wood,
Wheatland; j. A. Corner, Captain d.
Marcucci, John K. Bulger. A. H. Ward,
NJ. e. Greene San Francisco; j. 2. Vim
cent, Fresno; w. D. Lazelle, Vallejo;
Mrs. Bantz, Mrs. 81. L. Drew, Riverside;
Miss NJ. Collins, Courtland; Robert
Gardner, Oakland.
An enjoyable birthday party was
given to Pearl Gilman at the residence of
her parents, MIR. and Mrs. G. II. Gilman,
1926 q street. on Thursday. The evening
was spent in recltations, music, etc. The
little hostess sang 1.-TWO Little Girls in
Blue" which was we'll rendered for one
of her years. a bountiful repast was par
taken of by the little ones. Those pres
ent were: Mamie and Bell Shater, Hattie
DuUu. george N1aFIlH, 6TuOu MaFllu,
Pearl Gilman, Rubie Gilman, Eunice
May Gilman, Ruby Waldron, James
Monro Gilman and jerry Fineky. Miss
Maude Shafer assisted Mrs. Gilman in
entertaining.
A very pleasant lawn party was given
by Master BERTHE Morrill, to his many
friends at his home, 1915 n street, last
Wednesday evening, in honor of his 10th
birthday. The beautiful grounds were
lit up by nyriads of Chinese lanterns, in
the midst of which tables were bounti
fully spread with the delicacies of the
season. Music, games, etc., were enjoyed
by the little ones till late hour, when,
after many good-byes and hopes of new
reunion, the happy little guests departed
for their homes. Those present were:
Gladys Hale, Ralpha Hale, Lottie Burns,
Monte Willingham, Bessie Griswold, Vi
ola Parker, Kittie Hoehn, Raty Elliot,
irene Burns, Hazel Van Voorhies, Myr-
tie Kriederneiss, Lottie Kriederneiss,
Irene Lesser. Anna Bradway, Efie Elan
igan, Eelenore Harris, Ada Turner, Ella
Podd, Lena Kelly. Susie Wreinsn, Edna
Parker, Clara Jackson, Clara Morrill,,
Emmette Morrill,, BERTHE Morrill,, Harold
Grooms, Jimmie Suinold, Edward Par
ker, Jonnie Considine, Johnny Casey,
Harry Bruce, Willie Considine, Junius
Harris, Frank Podd, Jimmie McMastsr,
Warren Bolles, James Griswold, Byron
Shultz, Clarence Griffith, Grant Covell.