Sacramento daily record-union., 1882-12-27
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL,

D. W. Gelwieks, of the Oakland Independent, is
in the city.
Mr.. and Mrs William Johnston, Of Richland are
in the city.
Mrs. E. B. Crocker and Miss Amy Crocker have
returned from San Francisco
w. III Cutter, Assemblymsn elect from Yuba
county, was in the city yesterday.
Mrs. L. Alexander of Arizona, is visiting in this
city, as the guest OF Mrs. S. Stein.
James H. Burnham and DR.. F. @. Durant, of Fol
son, were in Sacramento yesterday.
Miss Louise Buckminster, of San Francisco, is in
the city visiting the family OF ]. L. Huntoon.
Miss Julia S. sheifey and mother are visiting
friends at Davisville during the formers vacation.
Ralph Turner has returned from the Sandwich
Islands, where he has been spending months
Miss Alice BIinkerhoff, OF Dixon, has returned
home after spending several months in Sacramento.
C. II. Rippon and W. A. Hill returned Saturday
from an extended visit to Southern California and
Mexico.
Charles Flint, of this city, left San Francisco yes
terday for the Sandwich Islands where he goes for
the benefit Of his health.
II. J. Wiley, Surveyor -Geueral-elect, has arrived
in the city, accompanied by his family, and Is stop
ping at the Capital Hotel.
A. Abbott, cashier of the California State Bank
returned yesterday from harysyie, his former
home, where be spent Christmas.
General Master Mechanic A. J. Stevens and Will
r. 0rmsby came home from Sau Francisco yester-
day, where they spent Christmas
Monday night G. r. Van Heusen gave G compi-
menary party to his little granddaugh ghter, Blanche,
at the residence OF her father Charles Van Heusen
There was a large attendance of juveniles and
season OF merriment and youthful enjoyment re-
suited.
Arrivals at Golden Eagle Hotel: R V. Royce, T. P.
Collias Dayisville: Thomas j. Read Eureka New !:
j. L. LewiSon and family, Truckes; VIII am John.
ston, Richland /; j. H Macmillan, Winnemuces F.
b. Veirs, Charles Mi Ter, Charles Miller, Jr., Henry
J. Crocker, N. Watry, Leon Soss, San Francisco.
A Christmas tree and social party was given at
Pleasant Grove on Monday evening, under the aus
piees of the Pleasant Grove band After the numer
Gus presents distributed dancing was begun,
ana kept up until late hour. hessrs. Morrison
and Folger acted as floor managers. Supper was
served at H klemps hotel. A number OF persons
from Sacramento were present.
On Saturday evening ass quite number OF friends
assembled at the residence of Mr.. Carroll, Seventh
and streets, to witness the marriage Of their
daughter LIZZIE to Henry Ruhl Of this city kew.
Carroll NJ Davis oficiated. Miss Mary Burns acted
as bridesmaid, and F. C. Yager best man. Quite
number of presents greeted the bride, and there
were the usual congratulations
Arrivals at the State House Hotel: George B.
Green and wife, Courtland; Miss E. Stanley Court
land E. W. Smith, CORTLAND Sam Taylor and
wife, Placeryille; James Creighton and wife, Pls-
cerville; B. Missmore, Placerville; q A. Lukens,
J. j. Campbell, Gait g. Z. Burkwistle, Elk Grove ;
5. C. Stewart, Elk Grove Miss J. Sherfey, Michigan
Bar; Mrs. Sherfey, Michigan Bar; J. J. Ward,
Florin 4. Lndig, Walnut Grove; b. d. Beckley
Walnut Grove c. Lee, Clay Station E. A. kowley,
Clay Station; J. Williams, Cosumnes; Chas. Johl-
son, Plymouth /; J. Morrisded, Plymouth L. Strip
lin, Ncolaus; J. B. Bradford, Franklin w. b. B.
Bradford, Franklin; j. E. Blanchard, Folsom.
A Christmas party was given last evening at the
residence OF Albert Gsllatin by his daughter Hiss
Jennie, who is home from school to spend the holi
day vacation. About $50 invitations had been
issued to young folks and they were nearly all
represented, many persons being present from San
Francisco and other places The spacious residence,
well adapted 20 such a large company, was thrown
entirely open for the reception OF young people
About midnight dancing was suspended long enough
TO partake Of supper. This served in the base
ment Henry Fisher was the caterer, and a supper
credable to his taste and the berality of the host
was spread bef5re the guests Dancing was kept up
until a late hour, aud all present thoroughly en-
joyed the evenings entertainment. Music WIS
furnished by Watson Fisch's band Miss Jennie
Gallatin will return to school at Bencia at the be-
ginning of the next term.