Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-02-07
bright remembrance with all who were
THE BLAZE OF LIGHT,

PiSsCHl
THE BLAZE OF LIGHT
The crash Of music, the pulse-beat of the
dance, the undetinable melody which per-
vades the air when the garments of the
dancers sweep the floor and hundreds
of flying feet keep time to the meas.
ures of orchestral strains the clatter of
glasses, the hum of voices The rinnIe of
youthful laughter, the deeper tones Of ma
turer voices, all combined to mold the occa-
sion into pleasing form and give to all pres
ent feeling of ease and freedom, which bred
still greater soeiability, still more cordial in
termiBghng, and established the gathering in
fact, what the hosts of the evening intended
it to be-a Public Reception"-one which
justice commands also shall be recorded
as conducted and carried out in the
broadcast spirit of generous hospitality.
PERSONAL.
The best estimates placed the number
passed into the hall from p VI. to midnight
at $780, which is probably very near the true
figure. The company embraced great num-
bers Of Sacramento's prominent citizens-her
merchants, professional men, clergy, mechan-
les, artisans and laborers-people representa-
tive of the substantial homes of the city.
There We're present in large number the
beauties OF Sacramento and the fresh and
glowing youth of the Capital CITY, The
and with them the wives and daughters of
such as have their families here. The trains
Yesterday brought many people to the city
VINO came purposely to honor the Governor
and his wife by attendance at their first re-
ception. Among those from abroad the re-
porters, despite the crush and constant NOV
ing OF the vast throng, were enabled to make
note OF the following ladies and gentlemen
From San Francsco-Alexapder Badlam Mr. and
GldrgS t.ODdali A
| Ups, Archie Harloe and wife, J. D. Yost and wife,,
>. +. Jackson, D. G. Maynard, O. F. Wiley, G. J.
b ) W. Taylor, NJ. d. Boruck and wife,
| +. Nol Ottend0rf, H j. Burns Walter Van DYKE
| w A. Stuart and wife, Miss Mamie REYNOLDS T. H.
Reynolds, Z. F. Bassett, j. W Taylor and wife,
John Harrow NJ. Sicily, John Martin and wife,
G. +. Crocker, j. W. Best F. Ballinper and wife
?. j. Murphy and wife, H. j. Mohan j w Kinsley
Philip Peck, Ed. Carlson and wife, Dr. F. Hitler and
wife Charles E. Hunt and wife b. F. Jacobs and
wife, VIM. Morrison ard wife w II Barnes and
WIFE, A. L. Mann and wife, j. W. Shafer p Hilton
| W. X Engilsh, C. W. Pope A. A. Eggleston c. C.
Terrill, VIM. McEwen, Miss Jennie Parker W p
English Henry Hober, J, A. Cllhopn, Clarence Z.
King A. T. Dewey and wife, J. J. Hays, D. McCloud,
E. +. Loud, NJ. Ii. Smith, Miss Mary Cuthbert W.
B. Lyon, G. w. Dixon, H. A. Simons Ed j. Smith,
j. H. Culver T. j. Corrigan, W. X. Forsyth, J. All
| c. Barris, J. F. Kessing c. s. Ruggles. v Ecples,
ton, Geo. T. Shaw Henry Hober, c. F. Bassett, P
A. Bell John Harold, B. F. Jacobs and wife W A.
Meyers F. n. Kdder, f. T. Nee rtbv J. w Dixon
F. E. Williams &. H. Hotaling, W H. Penfied.
From oakland-W II. Jordan, E. Bangle, c. C.
Reed, Nicholas Moritz, W. G. Hawkett and wife, H.
I T. Smith, j Tranor, c. W McKilip W H.
Nighteugale, W. A. Holcomb.
From other places-Clay W. Taylor Shasta;
George Fetherstune, San Jose; S. NJ. Augustine,
San Rafael; J. NJ. Larue and vile, Stockton C. W.
Clark, San Jose S r. Rodgers, Ukiah; H. A.
Oliver, Lakeport; C. F. Halle, Alameda l. S
Dunsmoor, Los Angeles p. Brundage, Bakersfield:
J. Z. Crooks and vile, BenIcia j L. Munson,
Analor J. H. Nef Placer; F +. Carnduff Wheat
I
Stockton p. o. Hundley, Butte, ". II. Parks
Nuba Lieut. Governor Mansfield D. X. Perkins
and wife oroville j. C. hing, San Bernardno
W. l.. Perkins and wife, J n. Turner, Jno c. Gray,
0royille; A. Ii. Chapman and wife, J. W. Gilkyson,
Chico; E. L. Crawford, Placervie; ". Bggs,
Butte DR.. Grafton and wife, Stockton; Jos AmeS,
san MAteo; Ross Sargent, San Joaquin; JnO. B0ggs
ana wife, Colusl ;Chas. Cadwalader, J. S. Cone
/ and wife, Jennie Banks, Mrs. r. p. Chapman, Red
Bluff Mrs f. b. Leonard, Chicago F. W. Bell
Eureka Mr.. Newmark Benica B. F. Savage and
wife, l. Dunsmore, F. Ey Los Angeles c. L. Ro-
gers, Ukiah j. NJ. Gleayes, Reading W. E. Hop
ping, Shasta Miss Fannie Stgmau, San MateO
g. A. Schutzer Berkeley r. S. Nixon, Temesca ;
+. H. Payne, Berkeley; Captain Wiltse, Placerville
A J. Warf Ell Dorado; s. Dasher, San Leanlro
DR.. D. p. burst, Wheatand J. X. Palmer, Pleas
anton; Prof. Gomptz, rkeey; Mr.. Armstrong,
Live Oak, F. W. Taylor, Kern; B. Brundage, Kern
Z. Comstoek, Yolo Isaac Bryan, Bchland
F. Allison, Red Blut; Oliver Southwick FL Dorado
A. Collins, Haywards Z. MOshur, Centervile; II.
Lohse, Lincoln; L. d. Nash Nieolaus D. L. Nun
Plymouth E. c. Voorhees, Suffer Creek: F. J.
Cleaveland, Volcano; j. II. Sawyer, Gait
George Brubaker, Lodi; f. Gilmore Colusa;
ii. o. Southworth and wife, Stockton Mr.. Robin
son, Willows; Mr.. Gill and wife, Yolo Mrs. W. ".
Hoover, Gilroy C. c. POwning, Reno; j. A. Reayis,
Los Angeles: Fl. G. Oliver, New aste J. H. Burns
and wife, Portland, Or; W. c. Wilson and wife
Dutch Flat; A. Morris and wife, Woodland; j. w.
Bicknell, San Mateo; II Meyers Los Angeles;
Chas. Sellinger, Stockton S. s. Parker, Marysvie;
Messrs. SteinnliIier and C. f. Parker Woodland
H Derner, Benieia II. White, Visalia; " A. Brown
and wife, Woodland; Henry orman, Humboldt.
CONCLUSION.
During the evening the punch-room was
constantly crowded, and was the scene of not
little hilarity, but at no time was there any
thing more than vivacity and generous mer-
rymaking. The supper tables were served
without difficulty, and the larder was fully
taxed by the attendance of so large com
pany, but the caterer by rallying his reserves
proved equal to the occasion.
The music of the evening was good and the
hundreds of dancers lost not a note but re-
sponded to every beat with answering step.
The reception was pronounced success
and notable event in the social world.