Sacramento daily record-union., 1881-06-18
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

Mrs. Bender will accompany Mrs. Crocker TO tn
East next Monday.
Mrs E B. Crocker will start East on Monday, t,
be absent two years.
Mrs. b. Hartley of Sacramento is at the Crane
| Hotel, San Francisco.
Congressman Berry arrived in the city yesterday
and is stopping at the Capital Hotel.
Mrs wilsey and daughter go to Blue Canyon
about July 1st to spend the summer.
| c. l. Hutchinson and wife will arrive in Sacra
| mento from the East by overland next Monday.
Mrs Obed Harvey OF this county is at the Grand
| Hotel, San Francisco, but returns to Gait soos.
| Travelling Auditor z. F. Gerald, C. P R. R.,
passed through from the mountains to the bay yes.
terday.
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel w. Sawyer, late residing at
| the Baldwin Hotel, San Francisco have removed to
| Oakland.
Mrs L. B. Mizner and Miss Miner, who have
been visiting at Mr.. Carrors in this city, returned
| to their home at Benieia Yesterday
| Miss Eva n Towne. daughter of A. n. TowDe,
and Miss Rice of San Francisco, are visiting in the
| city guests of Mrs. J. II. Carroll.
| A serenade was rendered A. II. Roth at his resi-.
dence on Thirteenth street, between and |, night
| before last, By the Turner Harmonic.
| DR.. Henry Gibbons OF San Francisco and DR..
Breyogle of San Jose in the city last night in
| attendance upon the State Board OF Health.
Albert NJ. johnson of this city, son of Senator
Grove L. Johnson stood st the head of his class at
the recent examinations at the State University.
Mrs Frank Miller. Mrs W H. Mills, Mrs. George
F. Parsons, Mrs. J. II Lewis and MIS- j. A. Wood
son will leave for trip to Lake Tahoe next Satur-
day.
Mrs. Henry Miller will accompany Mrs. Z. B.
Crocker to the East next week, but viii visit Mil
waukee, and will spend the heated term in the
Lake Superior region
C. j. Dam and j. NJ. c. Jasper of Wheatland, and
NeIS nd all of Suft and
Chas. E. Sexey of Marysve, in this city on
business connected with the antiDebris Association
of which they are the Financial Committee.
Several prominent citizens are moving in the
matter of having semiweekly instrumental open
air concerts at Capitol Park, and propose 10 nave
the grounds illuminated by the electric hight 1t is
held that as business and social proposition it is
of profit and interest to Sacramento.
The Phomathean Society, asocialand literary club
composed of young men in attendance on the High
School, met last evening, J. Vaudeville presiding,
and discussed the historical question whether his
captors were justified in inprisoning Napoleon
Bonaparte upon the Island of St Helena
The Brio aBrac Club held reception last evening
at the residence of Mrs Henry Miller, to formally
welcome into its ranks the recently-elected hon
orary members. The invita- ions were limited to
these and the active members. Norton Bush,
President made brief address of welcome. Vocal
and instrumental music and dancing followed
| During the evening refreshments were served. In
| a room set apart for the purpose members Of the
| Club exhibited specimens of their work: Norton
| Bush, numerous paintings in black and white and
oil coors Mrs. J. H. Lewis, flowers and landscapes
| in oil and views in black and white; also flower
painting in oil on silk-cushon and fans; Mis Nc
CATCHY, porcelain and plaque painting, and paint
| ing in oil on palettes, etc. Mrs DIR. Hughson,
specimens OF porcelain painting, charcoal SKETCH
| chene-work satin, lambrequins, table-covers,
| decorated crewel-work and painted silk hand
| bag; George II. H. Reddlng, painting in
| oil; also, oil painting on slvered panel !;
Mrs. Bingay, specimens of varied work from her art
| school by erself and pupils, crayon, oil flower
pieces water color work and porcelain painting in
variety Mrs. C. II. Hubbard oil flower painting on
tin Miss ostrom, portraits in oil and Christmas
| card design !: Mrs W. b. c. Brown, dogs head in
| oil Ed. NJ Moore marine views in water colors,
and pencil sketch by In all there thirty
pieces in OIL nine in water colors, five plaques,
three crayon and charcoal pieces eighteen examples
of decorative art needle work and thirty examples
| Of porcelain painting During the evening there
was vocal music by Miss Miiikin and Mr.. Crandall,
and piano solos by Mrs. Berkey and Miss Griffin.
The affair of quiet character, and one compli-
mentary to The honorary members, without ostenta-
| ton or labored effort.