Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-12-30
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

Hon. Henry Edgerton has gone to San Francisco
Miss Ella Bloom, of CORTLAND is visiting friends
in San Francisco.
W. j. Reeves. of this city, will arrive from the
East this morning.
]. H. Neff, State Prison Commissioner, went to
| San Quentin yesterday.
DIR. H. s. WEIGH, of Nevada City, passed through
this city yesterday on his way home from San Fran
| cisco.
A c. Baldwin and wife, parents of DR., W. Il.
BALDWIN, of this city, through from Ohio yes.
terlay on visit to the coast.
Mrs f. II. Murray, Miss Lizzie Murray and Miss
Maria Dunn have gone to San Francisco, and will
remain until after the holidays.
James Mem Shafter, President of the State Agri.
cultural Society," and Charles N. Chase Director,
have returned to San Francisco.
Officer Tim Lee, who has been ill for some time
with bilious fever is now convalescent, and will lie
upon the street again in day or two.
Misses Susie and Lizzie Ferris and Miss Mary
Crane will receive New Years calls from II NJ 10
P NJ Monday, at 705 Seventh street, between G
and II.
Mrs Joseph Stefens Mrs. E. B. Jenning', Miss
Jennie Anderson Miss Belle Knox and Miss Emma
Heather Ei be pleased to receive their frieRds on
New Years from II to 7:30 P M, at the resi-
dence of the first named, southeast corner Sixteenth
and X streets.
Mrs VIM Beckman will receive New Years C lis
at her rooms at the Golden Eagle Hotel from IL
A. NJ, assist by Mrs. d. NJ. Burns, Mrs. Geo. Gale,
Mrs. j. J. Keegan, Mrs. VIM. Dunlap Miss Lizzie
Bernard Miss Matte X Powers Mrs. Clara Plumb
and Mrs. Senator W II. Brown, OF Ell Dorado county.
Last evening Master George and Miss Fannie Per-
kins gave reception to their young friends. 1t
took place at Jacobs Hail. Dancing was the order
of the evening until 10 oceck, when the young peo-
pie sat down to fine collation. spread in the south
ern portion Of the hall, after which dancing
sumed. All seemed to enjoy themselves very much,
and host and hostess as well their young guests
will doubtless long remember it as one OF the
pleasantest evenings Of their lives.
These persons are visitors in this city: Mrs. W.
Thompson, Roseville; w. Moore, Auburn A.
Nixon, Capay Mrs. SOL RuDyon, CORTLAND VIM.
Prndle, Santa Rosa; NJ T. Lawrence, Dutch Flat
Z. P Johnston, Pleasant Grove; James Renwick,
Texas; James Burris, Latrobe; George II. Kerr,
Elk Grove; o. Martin, Rocklin; C. B. Greene,
Richland; John Tong, S. hyburn, GAINESVILLE; j..
NJ. Silvey, Willows; F. Buckner, R. Newton, Mrs.
VI. Brock and daughter, d. Gildmasher Cclusa
Leon Sloss, N. D. Boruck, John Leach, Miss R. Os-
from, San Francisco George W. Fox, Redwood; G.
n. Folsom, Carson.
Last evening the second of the series of select par
ties that are being given by the Aristos Club was
given at Turner Hall. The programme was well
ranged and neatly gotten up. 1t was in the shape
of book the pages being bound together by means
of white ribbons, ard was altogether out of the
tended and passed off pleasantly. The committees
were as follows: Arrangements, Messrs. F. c.
We'll. E. E. Smith, c. E. Flye, L. w. Wilcox, E. v.
Maslin Reception, Messrs. C. W. Paine, R. G. Cob l.,
A. j. Plant, E. A. Petrie, F. Frazer, ]. F. Palmer
Floor Director, J. W. Shepherd Managers F. B.
johnson, C. E. Wright E. B. Carroll, c. ]. Cox, C.
F. Sellinger, w. II. Ross.