The record-union., 1895-03-02
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

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Mrs. l. T. Alice leaves to-day for Bak-
erstield.
Captain r. Warren of Woodland is in
the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry K. Field of Ala
media are at the Golden Eagle.
Judge F. t. Baldwin and wife of Stock
ton are guests at the Golden Eagle.
George w. Baker, a San Francisco
lawyer, is at the Golden Eagle Hotel
DR.. NJ. Gardner came up from San
| Francisco last night and is at the CAPITAL
Hotel.
Superintendent of the Mint j ohm Dag
get OF San Francisco is stopping at the
Capital Hotel.
Charles NJ. Campbell, who has been
visiting Tor several days in San Fran
CISCO, has returned.
AT Rio Vista on Thursday Miss Carrie
| Hall OF Grand Island was married to MIR.
| Taylor of the former place.
Robert Mcpherson and wife of McPhar-
son, Los Angeles County, were in the
city last night en- route to OVENS Valley.
1nyo County.
Mrs. G. w. Spaulding and daughter
Georgia, who have been making their
home at the Cantrell farm, near Arno.
are ABOUT 10 remove to San Francisco.
MISS Spauldlng mas developed a taste for
literature, and story recently completed
| by her, and about TO be published, is said
| to possess unusual merit
| a lew evenings since number of
! friends of George Vantine gave him a
surprise party al his home at Thirteenth
ana " streets. Dancing, games and music
served 10 make the evening very pleas
ant one. Those present were: Freida
Aoch, DR.. kestler, Annie Burke, Henry
| hoch, Adele Henely, George Vantine.
carrie hestler, Professor Garret, w.
! Robins, +. ID. Kyne, Fred Boyle, Julia
W Was5man. Edward NJ. Sprague Julia
! Slmons, Frank Nantine and Florence
Avery.
A very pleasant dance was had at p.
| Siebenthaler's Hall, Twentieth and n
streets, a few evenings since. The partici-
pants met at the residence of L. Wend-
rick, and from there went to the hail.
| which was handsomely decorated and
ntteQ up Tor the occasion by f. Wendrick
ana NJ. Cook. The music was furnished
by Appleby, Gurley, Cook and Seacock.
| those present were: Mr.. and Mrs. p.
! SIebenthaler, Mr.. and Mrs c. Patton.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Winters, Mr.. and Mrs
! M Cook, MIR. aud Mrs. &. Gurley, MIR,
ana Mrs. q. Wendrick, Mrs. Harris, Mrs.
Clay ypool, Miss Maggie Brink, Miss May
BRINK, Miss Belle Caswell, Miss Jennie
Brown, +. Wendrick, J. Gillian. NJ. a.
! Cook, L. Woods, w. Click, Mr.. HELM
! ger and +. Dash, also several others.
/ The Unity Whist Club met at the resi-
/ dence OF Henry Burnham on Thursday
evening to finish series of drive whist
! games, which the members have been
! playing during the winter A very pleas
ant evening was spent, and by unani-
nous vote 1t was decided to continue the
! meetings until the approach Of warm
weather. An elegant lunch was served
alter which the prizes for the evening
were awarded. NIr. and Mrs. Perkins
/
Mr.. Cummings were the fortunate recip-
! tents OF the ''bOobies." The Secretarv
| Mr.. Beckwith, then announced that Mrs
Haight and Mr.. Perkins, having the
! highest scores for the series. We're en-
/ titled 10 the first prizes, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Cummings received the pleasing intelIi-
gence that they had captured the
! pooOles." After hearty congratulations,
the club adjourned to meet in two weeks
at Mrs. Hurd's. The members of the
club are: Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Burn
ham, Mr.. and Mrs. c. II. Cummings. DR..
and Mrs. Haight, Mr.. and Mrs. i. +.
/ Thomson, Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Wright.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. L. Thomson, Mr.. and
/ Mrs. FRANK Perkins, Mrs. Hurd, Miss
Story, Mr.. Beckwith and DR.. Milliken.
a tea party was given on Thursday by
Mrs. A. l.. Francis OF 151l X street, the
occasion being the S9th birthday of her
mother, Mrs. VI. d. Moor. Her children
were ali present, also several grandchil-
dren and one great-grandchiid Many
old friends called to wish her many re-
turns of the day, and several brought
| flowers and other gifts for her. The
rooms were handsomely decorated with
ferns, pepper and flowers. Among the
guests was Mrs. Ann Herr, aged 80 years.
| Those present OF the relatives OF Mrs.
Moor were Mrs. a. l.. Francis, Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Sims. Mrs. George McCon-
nell, Winona Mcconnell, Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Moor, Miss Alice Garrett, Will
lam Sims. The invited friends were Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas Carothers, Oakland;
Mrs. Albert Gallatin, San Francisco;
Mr.. and Mrs. Ludlow, Oakland; Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas Mcconnell, McCon-
nelPs; Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Robin, Mr..
and Mrs. William Gallup, Mrs. Charles
Petit Mrs. f. K. Dray, Mrs. Sarah Toll.
Mrs. Mckiilip, Mrs. Ed Shirland, Mrs.
William Curtis, Mrs. j. Barrett, Mrs.
| Easterbrook, Mrs. Ann Herr, Mrs. G.. S.
Gould, Mrs. John Garrett Miss Marie
Garrett. Mrs. Ackley, Mrs. Ralyea, Mrs.
John Farley, Mrs. Jennie Webb, Mrs.
Walter Lawson, Mrs. Enoch Jacobs, Mrs.
Futterer, Miss Clara Sims, Miss Nellie
Sims, Mrs. q. Winn, Mrs. Rosett, Miss
Rosett.