Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-07-30
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.
In communicating information for this column care
must be taken TO write proper names plainly, anC
to give localities clearly. Anonymous communi
Cations will in no case receive attention.l

must De taken TO NTlIS proper ilalHlN,
| to give localities clearly. Anonymous commune
cations viii in no case receive attention.l
| B. F Smith, of Sacramento, has returned from
the East
Miss Jennie Lindley and sisters went to Monterey
| yesterday.
j. F. Swift, of San Francisco, was visiting in this
| city yesterday.
Miss Potter, sister of Miss j. Lusk, of Oakland,
| is at Hardin Springs.
Mrs. c. E. Spencer, of Sacramento is spending
month with friends at Oakland.
Fred Roher, of Folsom, was in the city yesterday
and returned home last evening.
! j. Y. Davis and daughters leaves for Santa Cruz
| this morning for a weeks recreation.
| Mrs. c. NJ Byrne and child is visiting in Los An
geles, and Mrs A. j. Gardiner is at Tuscarora, New
Miss Kittie Reed, who has been spending few
weeks at San Francisco, returned home to Saera-
mento yesterday.
Mrs. J. E. Rhodes returned from San Francisco
last evening, where she has been on a visit OF
couple of weeks.
F y. Elmer returned from Santa Cruz yesterday
where he has been staying week. His family re-
mains there still.
| Mrs. S. NJ. Bruce, from Plymouth, Amador
county, is visiting in the city, as guest at the resi-
/ dence OF d. n. Thorpe.
Mrs A. l. Frost leaves this morning for Placer
vile, where she will JOIN party of friends and go to
Lake Tahoe for a months stay.
Miss Leona jackson, Of this city, has returned
from a two weeks visit with her friend, Miss Nellie
| Williamson, near Reuters Station.
Miss Allie Lozler, sister Of Mrs. j. A. Fillmore,
came up from the Bay last evening to spend few
days with friends in Sacramento
Mrs. r. T. Brown, CT this city, was married on the
| 18th inst, at Hinsdale, New Hampshire, 10 Ed
win Il. Robertson, of Brooklyn, N. Y.
Fred. VI. Somers of the Argon1Ut, has sold his
interest in that weekly, and leaves for New York
rlNy in % ne vii
the publishing business.
OF the party Of delegates to the Great Council OF
Imp. O. Z. NJ at Santa Cruz, these returned last
evening Charles E. Spencer, A. schaden and o. n.
| Cronkite, of this city.
j. OBJ Gum and family came up on the over.
land train from San Francisco last evening" their
| way Idlewd, Lake Tahoe. Miss Florence Nc
Kune Joined them here.
}. L. Harbaugh has gone East, and will make his
future home at St. Paul. Mimi. He has recently
been connected with the Palace Hotel in San Fran
cisco, and was well known in this city.
]. B. Gill and Dr. Hass left yesterday for San
Francisco where they viii be Joined Sunday by DIR.
Gardiner Ed Murray and Henry Johnson and will
| then dc" Santa Cruz, Monterey and other places
OF summer resort for couple of weeks.
The following arrived in Yosemite valley on the
goth inst: z. L. Crosby and wife, San Francisco
| F. d. Bovard, Los Angeles; R. s. Medlicott, Aus
tralia; Alonzo Shotwel Philadelphia Z. B. Finley,
wife and sister, Ohio.
state superintendent r. III. Campbell went to the
Bay yesterday, and will attend meeting of the
Board OF Trustees of the State Normal School, be
held to-day, and meeting OF the Board OF Regents
of the State University, to be held on Monday.
Dwight HOLSTER, OF CORTLAND j. NJ Stephen.
son, Of Franklin; W. 5. Wood, of San Francisco
J. j. Gilbert and E. f. Dickens of the Coast Survey
party; H. II. Tolley, of Red Bluff W. +. Hanford,
Of Auburn; S. ]. Staber of Yuba City; and W. A.
Irwin, of Bodie, were in the city yesterday.
About seventy couples of misses and masters gave
surprise party to Joe Russell at the residence OF
Leland Howe corner OF Nineteenth and O streets
illuminated with Chinese lanterns and the little
folks enjoyed themselves at croauet and other
amusements until past midnight
The arrivals at Hardin Springs from the sd to
the 9th inst. as reported by the REcoRD-UNIoN
correspondent, were: W. osterman, Fred. NJ.
Stern, San Jose; Geo. W. Fisher and wife, Mrs d.
j. Staples, Miss Kitie Staples, Mrs. Irons and child
San Francisco Mrs. I. f. Stephens, Auburn John
simpson, Peter SHAY, Sacramento; Henry Levy,
San Francisco Mrs. j. G. Boggs and Miss Bella
Boggs Auburn W. Werner and wife, VIM Cohn,
j. Mccormick, c +. Driscoil, wife and child, San
Francisco; Mrs. knudsen, Napa; Mrs d. Hildreth,
Vallejo James Stewart, Lower Lake.
The Young Mems Social Club, of Courtlaad, gave
a highly successful and enjoyable masque ball at
Painters Hall ON Thursday evening last. 1t COM
meneed with the grand march at ?. with sixty
couples participating, and many fine as well as
quaint costumes were in line. fine supper was
spread ia the upper hall. The entire affair was
highly creditable TO the management, and unani-
| mously voted success by all present. The Floor
Manager was Ed. Dove Floor Committee
Charles E. HOLSTER l. w Wilson and o. b. Miller
Reception Committee-William Barry, N. Ruggies
and W. II. Myers
DoN'r FoRGEr the Red House Shoe De-
partment to-day.
Go TO the Red House for those IS cent
brrssels carnets