The record-union., 1894-07-30
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL

a. II. Rose of Colusa is at the Capital
Hotel
j. NJ. Day came over from Woodland
yesterday.
c. e. West of Grass Valley has been
here on visit
Brainard f. Smith of the Folsom State
Prison is in the city.
State Controller Colgan is on visit to
his home at Santa Rosa.
Mrs. B. f. Smith OF Folsom has gone
to Oakland to spend the summer.
Mrs. X. Brown is visiting her daugh-
ters III San Francisco for few weeks.
Miss Mollie L. Brown is spending her
vacation with her sister in San Francisco.
Mrs. A. i. Hatch of Suisun is visiting
her daughter, Mrs. p. Campbell, at Elk
Grove.
John Crofton, a prominent river
farmer, came up from Walnut Grove on
Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Richards of this
city are among the best swimmers at
! Santa Cruz.
! General J. W. B. Montgomery came
down rom Chico Saturday and is stay
ing at the Capital Hotel.
Mrs. c. f. Gardner and children left
| Sunday last for Summit Soda Springs.
!
Estelle Ryan gave birthday party to
her little friends on Saturday at the resi-
dence OF her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. +. d.
Ryan, 1900 P street.
On Saturday evening Sue Pierson, the
nine-year-old daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
j. Z. PlersOn, at Ninth and E streets.
was the recipient of birthday party.
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel yes-
| terday: Z. M. Ingram, George Il. Pal
mer. New York; j. B. Powles, Seattle;
Nj. Dinkelspiel, e. Il. Flint, Charles II.
! Sawyer, A. II. Murphy, S. n. Leach, C.
4. Laurence, San Francisco.
Arrivals at the Capital Hotel yesterday:
]. w. D. Montgomery, Chico: w. G.
Maze, Miss Belle Maze, Modesto; J. T.
Mciahon, +. Krapper, j. S. Maynard
and wife, Dixon; 7. II. Douglas, ii. L.
| Walther, Dunsmuir; John CIendeninp.
Blue Canyon; j. NJ. Day, Woodland: +.
Harral, New York, e. K Downer.
Downerville; A. III. Rose. Colusa; j. b.
| Webb. Portland, Me-; Brainard f,
Smith, Folsom.
Mrs. I'D r. Hamilton, assisted by Mrs.
/ Charles *. Holiday of Topeka, Kas.. en-.
tertained number of young ladies of
Auburn at a luncheon at her cottage at
Eolia Hights, Placer County, on Satur-
day last. Among those present were
Misses Virginia and Mary Hamilton.
daughters OF General 10 Hamilton. the
| Misses Bronson, Misses Florence and
Lillian Reed, Miss Belle Wallace, Miss
Morrill, and Miss Gift of Oakland. Mrs.
Holiday expects to join the family party
on its arrival from the Southern Califor-
MIA watering-places some time during the
present week, and will leave via the Cen
| tral Pacific for her home.
Miss Rae Chappell, the valedictorian of
| the graduating High School class, gave a
| party on Saturday evening to the MEM
| bers Of the class, and a thorough evening
! OF enjoyment was the result. Not MANY
details of the evenings programme have
| been detailed by the participants. but il
! is surmlsed that il was of q very high or
der. The only hint that has leaked out
was from one OF the young ladies'. who
said: "Oh, what nice collation. we had,u
which shows that High School graduates
are not so different from the rest Of the
world. The class song was sung at part
| ing, and the class club decided to hold a
reunion senli-annually hereafter. (Till
they get married, probabiy.) The fol-
lowing were present: Fannie Denton,
Annie Glenn, Rae Chappell, Josie
Franks, Ida Flemming. Mamie Chappell,
Nellie Harris, Allie Curtis, Dora Willis.
Gertie Perry, Amanda Wilmunder, Fan
ME Little, Louise Flaa, Mamie Glide, Car
rie George, Mamie Kimball, Wallace
Renwick, Eugene Welty, George Slaw-
son, Henry Geisendorfer, Frank Scott
John Bauer. Jim Ely, Julian Arnold
! VIII Huff, Ralph Lavenson, Mr.. and Mrs.
Chappell.