The record-union., 1895-02-27
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

SOCIAL AND PERSONAL
William Burckhalter is down from
! Truckee.
Mrs. Thomas Flint of San Juan is here
on visit.
/ Otto Grunsky. a prominent citizen of
| Stockton. is III the city.
Mrs. ". Gardner of San Francisco is a
guest at the Capital Hotel.
/ Mrs. B. V. Hoover Of Elk Grove is
| stopping at the Capital Hotel.
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Chase of Rochester
\. u, are at the Golden Eagle.
/ Superior Judge Prewett of Placer
| County IS down from Auburn.
Harbor Commissioner f. S. Chad
/ bourne is up from San Francisco.
r. a. Marshall, Deputy Clerk of the
supreme Court, Is visiting friends in this
/ city.
Robert Halstead and Miss Halstead of
Honolulu are stopping at the Golden
! Eagle.
| j. +. Ellison of Red Bluff, one of the
most prominent lawyers in the northern
/ part OF the State, is at the Capital Hotel
/ a reception was given last evening bv
Mr.. and Mrs. y. y. Van VOORHEES, at
! their residence at Fourteenth and II
/ streets. The large mansion was crowded
/ with guests, including members Of the
! Legislature and Stale officials 1t was
! one OF the most delightful social events
! OF the season.
/ a birthday party was given by Mr.. and
/ mrs. George Blue 10 their daughter Maud
/ 70 l1elE residence, 1881 i street, on FRI
! day evening, The large parlors and
musIc-rOom were thrown open for the
/ use OF Jbe young people, who spent The
evening paying games, listening TO one
o. Eaison's phonographs and music,
WAiLe others engaged in card playing.
me rooms OF the lower floor were taste
Iully decorated with palms and acacia
blossoms. Light refreshments were
served on two long tables dressed with
flowers, over which were suspended
from the ceiling long garlands Of smiIax
rea1nlns TO either end OF each table. The
following Wero invited: Pauline John
son, Elsie Smith, Mabel Forbgs RuTb
| Seadler, hitti9 Hoehu, Birdie Howe. Dot
Jones, L4lth Hatfield, Nellie Allen, Liz
/ Zie HeuurIckS, Edna Mckee. Eugeuie
/ Alouser, Florence NJ ejster, Margie Faris.
FLORENCE Larkin, Lizzie Taylor. Edna
/ ord, Namje Hart, Blanche DwineIle.
/ Mamie I,rleWlne, Lula Newman, Mamie
Small, Bessie small, Beatrice EOoker.
/ 1uIth thompson, Eva Thompson, Mabel
/ Lang, Susie league, Mabel Shelton.
/ Belle Neyaut, Iyra Smith, Eugene
/ STAFFORD, Mamie Miller, Ethel Tilton.
/ Emma Meckiessel, Fred Hart, Fred
/ Pearl, Chris " elsel Sidney Root, Frank
/ Eoades, iii hopkins, Willie Hatfield.
/ Charley Jones, Alex Smith, Charlie MUIR
+ ray, Harry Cotton, Miller Ds0n, Halsev
/ Smith, Scott Hendricks, Albert Haruev.
EIWouu W OOdburn, Fred Carey. Raw
Hurd, Allie Goddard, Henry Arnold.
Lawrence Ward, Ernest Loriug, Frank
/ Mott Lew Wallace, Grove Sullivan. Her
( bert Shearer. Raymond Hancock. How
ara Eoehn, johnnie Miller Irwin Howe.
J George Lang, GUsSie Weiman, The
! evening was very enjOyably spent and
/ viii long DE remembered by the young
! folks.
TRAINED, bat nevertheless many Of ".
/ 5. Ellis friends assembled at the resi-
| denCe of II. d. Willard in ElOriu to partici-
/ pate IN the festivities Of basket party
given at Mr.. Ellis paint shop on
the evening Of the I'D. The shop was
/ beautiful decorated with palms. ferns and
1 CVcrEreeuS. Above the music stand were
/ the words, 'h elcome-Fe bruary -, 1885,"
/ IN large letters, 10 commemorate WASH
| Iugton's Birthday. The shop was lighted
4 with TWO large lamps, several japanese
/ lanterns ana candles. Among Mr.. Elus'
/ many friends present were Mr.. and Mrs.
! w. u, Ellis, Mir. ana Mrs. \. b. Casey.
/ Nh and Mrs. II. u. Lilard. Mr.. and
] Mrs. Jesse j. Harlow, Mr.. and Mrs.
/ Charles Taylor, air. ana Mrs. @. i.
! Baker, Mr.. and Mrs. Best, Mr.. and Mrs.
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{ Alr. and Mrs. kenzer OF Sacramento,
Airs. lola hurtZ, Mrs. J. =. buchanan
] OF sacramento. Among the young ladies
4 were Pearl hurtZ, Minnie Toomcy. Susie
tord, Lotla Camp, Jennie Jones, RANGES
Murray, Katie Brown. susie HAYDEN.
/ MaDie Duden, Eva Miller, Cora Hast
inEs, Hattie Baker, Eta Fmmmer, Lue
/ Davis, kubIe Clifton Miller, annie
{ " LEY, Mable Davis, Edith Miller, Marie
/ 4 ay, Flora henZer, FOTa BalIew, Katie
! Cross, Hattie Davis, Emma Miller, Nellie
( Patterson, Elsie Fandergrift, Belle Hass.
( Alice Iaverner, Lillian Duden, Ida
/ Barc1!, Alice PIUmmer, Frances Car
( rett, Lizzie eley, Bertha Ioomey. Aita
/ Guuths, Bertha Miller, May Miller,
4 annie Hackney, VIVA Casey,
( Ida AcAUlien, Edna Jones.
/ amanda Casey, Hazel Clifton, Eva
/ Mllard, Nellie Baker Alice Harlow.
Nellie Jones and Lose clifton.
/ Inc young gentlemen present were: IIar-
Yey " arren, George Bell, Pliuey Green
/ Wooa, Frank Riley, James Ellis, NJ i'll
! " esJaEe, George Jones, Ben Giles, VIII
/ lie cora, John FIummer, John Buyubr,
( Martin BayLss, George Davis, Edwin
-oomey, Charles Darling, Fred Warren,
/ james " alter, Willie Coy, y. 5. Wilson,
Joln BLAIR, j, Demlng, Ellis Jones, u.
/ Norman, John Ellis, John Garrett.
. George Harlow, @. ". Gibson, Walter
! DAVIS, Bert Fitch, Charles Hackney. Joe
. fitzgerald, Bert Warren. Elmer McMuI-
len, ID. >. Lynch, Harry Prince, Clarence
/ Camp, Harvey Garrett, Willie Lane,
btl!iIe Ciommings, Fred Davis, Irvie
( McMulin, a. Nelson, @. 5. Miller. Philip
4 Neley, Gland Toomey, Ed White, Charles
i5esL' George Hamilton, Ed " estlake,
rank ldInjers, Hampton Best. Stephen
" nipple, John Iayeruer, Willie Barnby,
Bert NesIahe, c, H. trimmer, Clark
Bell Harvey Coleman, II. Bolan, +.
Poole, Waiter Jones, Dash Jacllers,
trank Best, samuel Baker George We
ley, Hatl Best, Lewis Davis, Avery Mil
lard, Charles Neley, Leroy Best. Albert
Taylor, Monte Willard, Little Dug
and several others. Dancing WAS the
main feature OF the evening, in which old
and young alike participated. music be-
ing furnished by Ellis Casey and Bakers
/ orchestra OF four pieces. At 1890 o'clock
/ lunch was served, after which dancing
/ was again iudulged in till near morning.
BRIEF NOTES.
It is expected the pay-car will be here
about Friday with money Tor the railroad
employees.