Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-08-26
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.


| The season approaches when parties, balls social
reunions, society celebrations, etc, throughout
| the State will be more frequent Advance an
nouncement of such events, properly vouched for,
will find place in this column if sent in. The rule
does not, of course, apply to such public events
within the city as should properly be first an
| nounced in the business columns.I
Thomas r. Findley is stopping in the city.
Judge Dibble of Grass Valley, is in this city.
| W. E. Hartkopf has returned from Santa Cruz.
| a. Nelson and wife have returned from Monterey.
Dime socials are the ego just now in Alameda.
| Miss Teresa Hardy, of Sacramento, is visiting
| friends III Dixon.
| Senator W. H. Brown is again convalescent and
| was out yesterday.
Thomas Guinean is in the city, having come up
| from the bay yesterday.
Dr. Upham and family, Of Dixon. have returned
| from visit TO Petauma.
Miss N B. Stone, OF Dixon, is making a few
weeks visit in San Francisco
| DR.. Nelson has returned from his Ii Dorado trip,
| and is now in excellent health.
| DIR. Obed Harvey end wife, of Gait, returned
home from Sacramento yesterday.
| Harry Holmes, of Sacramento, has gone to san
Francisco to visit friends for week.
Fl. NJ. Bernard went to San Francisco yesterday,
and will not return for several days.
Hon. Ed F. Leake, wife and child, of Dixon left
| Omaha yesterday, to arrive August goth.
Mrs. ]. A. Harvey went to the bay yesterday to
visit friends, and will remain some weeks
Miss Mary Mcgowan, of Yolo county, is visiting in
this city SIS the guest OF Miss Kate Snider.
r. Parkinson and family, of Dixon, have returned
from a camping trip through Lake county.
Thomas Cotter and family have returned from a
months rest at Pacific Grove Retreat, Monterey.
3 p. Watson has succeeded j. H. Evans as editor
and proprietor OF the State Line Herald, Lakeview
Or.
Mrs j. H. Sharpe and children left yesterday fer
a few weeks sojourn at Blue canyon and Bear val
| ley.
cynical Chico man says his wife is only half like
| a telescope-he can draw her out but he can't shut
! her up.
! II. c. Logan, Tim Ryan, II. Conrad and C. W.
Alexander, Of San Francisco, in the city yes
| terday.
Dwight Pierce, of Yountville. has returned from
four months visit at the East. He is stepping in
this city.
Mrs Charles E. Spencer returned to Sacramento
yesterday from iye-weeks Visit to Santa Cruz and
| Oakland.
Mrs. J. L. Denson and her daughter Maude have
gone a visit Of several weeks to Oakland and san
Francisco.
N A. Kidder, Hl ormaster. viii leave to-day for
few days visit with friends and relatives in San
| Francisco.
Senator Davis came down from his home at Aiarys-
Vile yesterday to join his family, who summer
| ing at Santa Cruz.
John l. sabin, Superintendent OF the Pacific Bell
| Telephone Company, is here arranging telephone
matters in this city.
| VIM jennings Of Drytop n, who has been in the
city for the past two or three days business, re
| turned home yesterday.
V. P Chambern Yolo Albert Hitler, Woodland
and j. E. Frick, Berkeley, were among those no
| t.ced yesterday III town.
The McthOdists are going to hold a camp meeting
near Winters commencing on the Saturday before
the second Sunday i'll September.
Mrs. j. j. Ankener and children will go to the Ia,
to day and be absent two months or more, spending
part OF the time at Monterey bay.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. T. Jones expected to be il
Red Bluff about the 22d OF next month, when thel
will make that their future home
number of young tourists went with Samue
English to Belle Mill from Red Bluff Tuesday, t,
enjoy vacation in the mountains.3
j. T. Lesry and wife and daughter Alice, and /
Whit'ock and wife, Nicolaus, have gone to Bartlett
and Allen Springs for a months visit.
wv Strange has retired from the control of tn
Roseburg PLaiadeater as editor, which will here
after be edited by the proprietor, W. H. Byars.
A Chicago dentist happened to remark that nearl
ali the ladies' ing for false teeth were under 80
and it made his fortune. Chicago is susceptible.
Mrs +. b. Jennings Of Sacramento, is spending
a few weeks at Cisco and her daughter, Miss Lizzi
Lynn is the guest Of Judge T. III. Swan and wife, Q
Susun.
Miss NJ. I. Briggs, of Davisville w D. Parke
and wife, of Red Bluff and C. F. singlegay of "a
Jose. will arrive from the East by overland thi
morning.
Mrs. z. r. WiIlott and Miss Frances Snyder, Q
Dixon, are in Sacramento, awaiting the arrival Q
Assemblyman E. Z. Leake and family from the East
who are expected soon.
4 n, nuonbar If frieniz
| panied by Neubarth's band, assembled at the resi-
dence of AL Boland and wife, Chico, and gave tn
newlymarried couple hearty welcome.
Last Friday evening a surprise party was given t
Conrad Ii. Sc and family az their residence on tn
north side OF Pacific avenue bet~ cen Oak and Wal
nut streets, Alameda, which was very pleasant an
| enjoyable affair. 1t given by the Alamed
Maennel cher OF the West End.
Last evening at the residence of VIM. Lugg, %
| O street in this city, w. H. Blaachett and Mis-
| Louisa Reinecke both Of Newcastle were united il
| marriage by Rev MIR. Dwyer number OF friend
assembled to congratulate the couple. Mr. an
Mrs Lugg, Is hosts OF the evening" entertained tb
| company Hospitality and served colat on in homo
OF the newiy-married pair.
A surprise party was given Miss Myra Covell las
| evening at her residence, Nineteenth street, be
tween and n, by large number OF friends. III
Young people enjoyed themselves greatly, AID wer
| q tcr.aiued in the most cordial manner Music 70
dancing was furnished for all who chose to engag
| in that amusement Miss Coyen was assisted il
entertaining by Misses Wilson, Golding and Win
Pryor.
The arrivals at Aliens Springs from the 18th t
the 21d instant We're H. Chsrest, A. Serena, W. II
Anderey, Frank Hayward, T. W. Hanley 4. Entrt
mont saba Dunlap, II. c. Beville Mrs. W. 7. Beyip
and children, I. CropeD S. r. Smith and children
A. G Rose, E iward Webster H. DJnlap and G.
Folsom, C0lusa J. W. DdtY and family, Maxwell
c. L. Ragaine. Leesville; j. W. Johns and family
College City W. J. Kidd, Williams; A. Abble an
wife, Cacheville; E. L. Hawk and family, F. F
Thomson and wife, Frank L. Ewing and wife and J
J.. Moberly, Sacramento; Al. Griffin, Plainfield
II. GRAY and family. Asrysyc; Miss Jennie NJ
Clifford San Francisco; J. H. Goldsmith Beruar
Korn Dan Wright and Jas. Johnston, Dixon
: McAfee and family and A. J. Ogden, Woodland
VIM J. Gray and family, Yuba City; II. Greer an
family and 5. Simmons and family, Sycamore.
At stockton Tuegday lady drove in n privat
and one of W G. Phelps Mr. Shippers colt wa
driven by the driver ard trainer, John vii
I ams and Mr.. Phelps by Mrs. Lucy Gof, Ir. Phelp
daughter. She is an expert horsewoman, and CO
ride and drive horse as well as anybody. The rae
was single mile heat. Mrs. Gotf had her hors
htched to 4 skeleton wagon, while John William
. had.he Mcclellan colt ''to harness" Some scorin
was done before the word was given. and the lad
; would bring her horse down 10 the wire with
much skill and confidence as Budd Doble or an
other man and when the word was given and ID
horses got down 10 work she w1uld shake up" he
: steed TO greater effort when ( other came to
eli sc, or would pull him down when he broke, Jul
like a veteran horseman. She won the race ami
the plaudiis Of admiring crowd Of hofsemel
horse trainers, drivers aud siable-boys