Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-09-03
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

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 should pr perly be hrst an
nounced in the business columns.l
H. ]. Glenn, of Jacinto, is in the city.
L. B. aver, of Antelope, is in the city.
W. II. Parks returned to his home at Marysville
yesterday.
Charles Cadwalader left for Red Bluff yesterday
afternoon.
G. j. Carpenter returned to Placerville yesterday
Miss We'll has returned from a rec cation trip OF
some weeks.
J. B. Hume will arrive by the Southern Pacific
train to-day.
Governor Perkins went to San Francisco yester-
day afternoon.
Hon. S. C. Hilborn, OF Vallejo, has recently been
on visit to Santa Cruz.
n. Douglas, of the Nevada Narrow Gauge road,
returned home yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Farnham, of Vallejo, have
returned from Lake Tahoe.
The family of NJ. Block has returned from sum-
mers visit at Monterey bay.
W. C. Fitch left for the Bay yesterday afternoon
to remain two or three days.
r. X. Berry. of Shinge Springs, came to the city
yesterday, and will return hone to-day
There is to be an open air concert and ball at
Roseve Admission Day, the 9th instant.
B. r. Crocker went to San Francisco and Mon
terey yesterday, to be absent three or four days.
j. OBJ. Gum and family and F. Birdsall and
family will come down from Lake Tahoe to-day
j. F. Davis and son have returned home from
two months trip and camping in the mountains.
j. X. Hall and wife of st. Helena, Cal. will ar
rive from the East by overland train this morning.
Mrs. NJ. Lyman has returned home from Harbin's
Springs, where she has been staying for several
weeks
A. c. Tufts, of this city, returned home last even
ening from San Francisco where he has been for the
past week.
Mrs. Sadie Renwick, Mrs B. B. Bell and daughter
have gone to Monterey and Santa Cruz, TO remain
for week
Dan Hyman, who has been visiting various places
of interest and recreation in the State has returned
home to Sacramento.
There will be dance at the new town of Penaing-
ton on the night of the 18th, dedicaoy to the new
house of Mr.. j. F. Edmonds.
Miss Lottie Stage, who has been for the past two
months visiting friends in San Francisco and Santa
Cruz, has returned to the city.
Adam Backmar, of this city, left for Adams
Springs yesterday on account OF his health, expect
ing to stay two months or more.
c. H. Emmons returned yesterday from a wild
goat hunting tour on Santa Catalina Island, near
Santa Monica Success perched upon his banners.
ing Miss Mary Fuller at H. c. Copeland's, in Ante
lope Valley for a few days past has returned home
j. D. Saunders and S. A. Salisbury, both of Pleas
ant Grove have gone to Bartlett Springs and other
places, on health-hunting and recuperating trip.
Rosa and Lille Jones returned to Red Bluff last
week after absence Of over TOUR months, visiting
their brother about fifteen miles this side of Sacra
nento.
A. W. Gale returned to Red Bluff last evening
from Quincy, Plumas county, where he has been
enjoying the bracing atmosphere of the mountain
regions
Mrs. Fred Cox and children have returned from
Santa Cruz to Sacramento, with the exception Of
Miss Jennie, who will remain in Oakland to pursue
her studies.
careful inspection OF the Central Pacific main
line is being made by J. A Fillmore, S. S. Montague.
Arthur Brown and W. G. Curtis who travelling
by special train
Modieska recently said in conversation with
friend in London +" l have played year here. l
have received offers from all the world, but
like London, and have stayed on"
The Princess Beatrice fchus worn with elegant
evening dresses are made Of white crepe with white
duchesse lace put on in double frills and caught up
on the shoulders with white frosted roses and
buds
The arrivals at Tahoe City to the 1st T. Hop
kins, W. Huntington, San Francisco; T. Jackson,
Lake Valley s. NJ. Edwards, New York Mrs. Geo.
Lytle DR. simmons, Mrs. Simmons, Celia Simmons
s. Simmons, Sacramento
Last Sunday evening farewell party was given
to G. L. Anderson ana wife, at Watsonville, near
the beach, prior to their removal to Aptos A large
e thering Of friends was present, and most enjoy
able time was spent by all.
Grove L. johnson will leave for the East in two
three days as Great Representative from Califor
MIA to the Great Council OF United States Imp. o.
Il. NJ, which meets in Annapolis, Nd, September
l3, 1851, and also Gland Representative from
California TO the Sovereign Grand Lodge, l. o. o.
F., which meets in Cincinnati, o., September 49,
1851.
The arrivals at Hardin Springs to August 3lst
since last report, j. NJ. Reid, P. Whelan, Mrs
Hunt, H. L. Frank Mrs. Loewe and Miss Title
Loewe, Mrs. A. Weller and daughter, A. Jacobs, p
II. Medan, John Burns G. l.. Pope, San Francisco !;
j. Lambert Sacramento j. }. Newkirk, st. He
lena Frank Wright, Elmira; Edward Kratz, W.
Clayen, W. Valersnan and family
The arr walls at Bartlett Springs since last report
to August S1st are: II. Kennedy, Long Valley :;
Downs Robert Hutchinson, J. Baker, Lakeport ;
A. Marshall, Upper Lake; John Walters, Y. A.
Craft, Cousa; Thomas McWhiuey, Smartsville; J.
A. Wsgstaff, Charles W. Davis, Butte City {; Eva
Mckinley, K. II. Mckinley, Z. l.. Morrison, P. H.
Adams Mendocino; IL. Hinkel, C. Lind, Miss l.
Adams G. b. Potter, San Francisco l. X. Hamer
Maxwell John Lenenger and wife, Nord; Charles
Collins Blacksburg b. Marks and wife, Ukiah j.
L. Davis, Sycamore ; John Dckey, Frank Nash, j.
Nothenius, Frank MCGEE, Williams; Jacob Krugg
W. W. Endicott, Birds Landing; W. F. Kirk, L. f.
Nelus, Lee Harl, Bear Valley A. B. Aitken, W.
F. Mozzard, Rieeville; r. B. Aitken, Tehama !;
Alice " 9ods, Suisun; H. S. McMchaels, Antelope !;
S. L. Ward, Adams Springs 10 Hamilton, Auburn !;
Morris Carroll, Stockton.