Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-07-29


N. D. Thayer is in the city upon visit.
Secretary of State Burns has returned from San
| Francisco
| Mrs. f. Chase, of this city has returned from
| Blue Canyon.
| Mrs. J. F. Allen and Mrs. Frank Hunt have gone
| to Bonner Lake.
Miss Emma Rohrer will leave for Blue Canyon
and the skes on the LIST OF August.
Miss Nellie Haskell of Sacramento, is visiting at
Elk Grove with Mrs. Hiram Simonds.
j. K Colenck has returned from his trip to tae
Sandwich Islands and other foreign points.
| Mrs Chambers of Folsom, who has been visiting
Mrs Rohrer, of Sacramento, returned home yes.
terday
Miss Lettie King returned yesterday to sacra.
mento from TWO months visit to Monterey and
San Francisco.
Miss Minnie Jackson of Virginia City, left Sacra-
meuto Yesterday for Napa where she will visit her
sister, Mrs VIM. Well, for several weeks.
H R. Convey, of Pala Alto, is in the city to make
arrangements for quartering Governor Stanfords
stock during the State Fair. He desires thirty two
stalls
The arrivals at Tahoe City on the 9th were !:
Colonel John Friedlander, San Francisco William
Stousand, Mrs. Muzay, George H. Bell, Carson J.
Crooks, Mabel Crooks, Johnny Crooks, Benicia.
Mrs a. J. W. Palmer left yesterday for San Diego
to Join her husband who has position on the Cali
fornia Southern Railroad. She will spend few days
with her daughter, MRS. y. b. feeDleS IN San ran
cisco, while en- route.
J. F. Nichols, Of Kansas, and Charles Wilmington,
brother of r. H. Wilmington, of this city, are visit
inc in this city. Mr.. Nichols has spent about
month upon the coast. in Oregon, Washington Ter
ritory and California, and thinks this valley the
finest to be found.
A surprise and birthday party was given Mrs. S.
Katzenst in ut her residence on street, between
Fifth and Sixth night before last, at which very
large number of friends were present: Dancing,
music and amusements of various kinds were par
tlcpated in and greatly enjoyed. Sumptuous re-
freshments were served.
pleasant surprise gathering was held last even
ing at the residence Of James E. Wcodburn. L
street, between Ninth and Tenth, in honor OF Miss
Lena WOODBURY. who was deceyed away from home
until after arrival of the gusts 1t one OF the
most enioya Die parties of the season. About forty
couples were present. aud dancing, singing and
other Interesting features Of entertainment eeguiled
the hours most enjoy4biy for all present
A surprise party was last evening given to Miss
Susie Hamilton at her mothers residence. over
Lyon & Barnes store, J street, between Front
and Second The surprise was complete, and the
first ntimaon OF their intentions in this direction
was the marching in Of about fifty couples q her
young friends To relieve the situation c. c. Barnes
kindly proffered the OF their store-room below,
which had Just been relaid with new floor, and in
addition this offer consigned TO their free use and
behosf all the watermeons they might be able to
compass. The quarters were accepted, and soon
band pro TEN was improvise5, consisting of a yio-
iin guitar and accordecn, with deck hand to each,
and this musical trio was mounted upon cabbage
crates at one side OF the hall and dispensed music
for merry feet which joined in the mazis of the
dance. The hall not specially intended for this
purpose, but the wholesale place OF the establish
ment was set aside for the time being, and the
merry party found seats upon melon crates, sacks
of cabbage and sweet potatoes, and the ladies
rendered the free use OF the office for dress
ing-room. The pleasures of the occasion, and the
attractions of the surroundings, allured the sur
prisers until nearly o'clock this morning, when
their steps were turned homeward.