The record-union., 1895-04-08
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL

c. S. Radclif of Merced is at the Golden
Eagle Hotel.
j. L. Barham came down from Red
Bluff yesterday.
w. e. Street, the Williams banker, has
been visiting the city.
Henry Cowell, the lime merchant. ia
up from San Francisco.
j. II. burst, editor of the Wheatlapd
-Four Corners, is In the city.
Mrs. o. L. Barton and Miss Barton of
Rocklin are guests at the Capital Hotel.
Miss Minnie Landis of this city is visit
ing her uncle, l.. II. Lands, at Orange
vale.
Mrs. NJ. E. StovalI and Miss Mabel
Stoyall of Williams are stopping at the
Capital Hotel.
+. j. Thomas, prominent mining
man OF Grass Valley, is registered at the
Golden Eagle.
n. NJ. Fay of Oakland, for many years
a reslaent OF this county, came to the city
yesterday for visit.
The San Souci Club gave its closino
party OF the season at Turner Hail on
Friday night. Ii was a delightful affair.
Charles h. Wait, son OF @. s. Wait of
this city, having successfully passed his
examination, is now student of the Cali
fornia College of Pharmacy in San Fran
cisco.
Miss Clara Bell, daughter of B. f. Gill
man, came down from Marysville to at
tend the surprise party given to her
cousin, Miss Sadie Beede, at the residence
of her uncle, G. II. Gilman.
At the residence of Mrs. A, GaIlipan
1913 street, Miss Ella Bateman of this
city was married to Andrew w. Branch
OF San francisco, au attache of the iate
Assembly. Justice Davis OBLIGATED at tho
ceremony.
On Thursday evening Professor and
Mrs. j. L. blanchard entertained the
whist club at their residence in Folsom.
The evening passed pleasantly and was
enjoyed greatly by all. The first prize
hardt. The BOBBY prize was won by
Miss Susie Woodward and W. a. Com
stock. After the games were over. re-
freshments were served
A surprise party was given Miss Sadie
BeedeAthe other evening by her class
mates of the senior class of the High
School. on the seventeenth anniversary
birthday, at the residence OF her uncle,
&. II. Gilman, 1926 q street. The sitting
room and dining-room on the lower floor
were used for dancing, singing and play
ing OF games. The parlors on the upper
floor were utilized by those who preferred
to pass the time more quietly. At about
II O'CLOCK Ine young folks marched TO the
supper table, which was spread in The
long forty-foot hallway on the lower floor.
where they partook of ice-cream, cakes.
lemonade, etc. 1t was a very ENJOYABLE
affair throughout.
pleasant dance was given by the East
Side Social Club on Saturday evening.
Those present were: Misses O'Brien.
Eva Bryant, Allie Smith, Ella Smith.
Lizzie Wallace, Elva Granger, Laura
Harris, Mesdames Winters, Sweeney.
Bennett, Bryant, Kelly, Windrick, Click,
o'Brien. w. Morrison, P. SiebenthaIer'
Jr., g. Gerle, e. Winchell, L. Bennett. III.
Sweeney, S. Sweeney, +. O'Brien' c.
Jurgenson, ii. j. Coombs, II. l.. Bates.
c. Gilland, w. f. McMullen, f. Taylor.
+. Wendrick, NJ. Davidson, G.. Wend,
rick, w. J. Stephens, A. Stevens. K.
Hoffman, r. j. Gunderson, J. l.. Whar-
ton. Members of the club are: w.
Click, President; c. Patton, Vice Presi-
dent; NJ. Cook, Treasurer: w. Trefry.
Secretary; A. Stephens, w. Stephens. +
Wendrick, q. Wendrick, W. r. Mc-
Mullen, c. Gilland, l.. Heninger. p.
Siebenthaler, Jr., ). Sweeney. Il. j.
Gunderson, r. Hoffman, 6. Gerle. ]. l..
Wharton.