Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-02-22
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

John Bulens. OF Roseville, came to town yester-
day.
George Croker leaves New York for home next
Thursday.
J. J. Smith. of Auburn Station, came to the city
yesterday.
Miss Hattie Eldred, o: Sacramento is visiting in
San Franciscs
David Strickland has recovered from severe at
tack OF pneumonia.
E. A. Belcher, of Marysvile, passed through to
San Francisco yesterday.
Charles Lusk, of Ell Dorado county, is spending
few days in Sacramento.
E. L. Craig and Judge J. E. Hale, of Auburn,
were in the city yesterday.
Mrs J. NJ Haight left for Stockton Yesterday for
al few days visit among friends.
Miss NJ. Brothers, of this city, left yesterday for
the East by the southern route.
District Attorney H. L. Buckley went to San
Francisco yesterday on official bus ness.
A. T. Hermann, who has been visiting his old
home in Germany, has returned to San Jose.
Hon. r. j. Baldwin and Mrs Baldwin, of Indian
apos, on their annual visit to the Pacific coast
W E. Dean, short hand reporter goes to Placer
vile to-day, to report the evidence in murder
trial
Mrs. Commander Coghlan will soon give UP her
Vallejo house, and take up her residence on Mare
Island.
Blng. O. Brier, stenographer, went up to Auburn
yesterday to assist in reporting the case of the train
wreckers.
Mrs R. Jones and three children and Miss Ne
Donald will arrive by the overland train from the
East to-day.
E. R. Robinson, Superintendent OF the Richmond
mine at Eureka, Nevada, passed through to San
Francisco yesterday.
W. Goodknd, of Wheatland, passed Newhail yes
terday, and will arrive in Sacramento via the
Southern Pacific to-day.
Frank A. Leach, of Solauo, has rendered to Gov
ernor Perkins his resignation Assemblyman from
Solano county. He has been appointed Postmaster
at Vallejo.
On Tuesday evening last Germania Hall, Oakland,
was crowded with the guests of the Oakland police
force the occasion being their annual ball The hall
was handsomely decorated.
The social ball of the Chico Guard at Bidwell Hall
this evening promises to be brilliant affair. No
pains have been spared to make every particular
success. Music will be furnished by Sacramento
orebe= ira.
Bishop Bowman and Rev. and Mrs. Gideon F.
Draper went East on Monday. The Bishop goes TO
his home in St. Louis, and Mr., and Mrs. Draper go
to New York. Mrs Draper is a daughte OF the late
Bishop Haven.
the following officers OF their society ]. A. Riley,
President; Hattie Sargent, Vice-President; Miss
Conover. Treasurer; A Perrin, Secretary. The AS
ISOLATION is in fiourishing condition.
AT the Eldred House: George T. Conner, George
White William Black, w. ID. MeClenden and wife,
Cosumnes James McCullum, lower Stockton road
L. English Live Oak; John Reiser, David Kilgore,
Routier; James Castillo, Elk Grove P D. Lowed,
Alameda.
Lest night at the Mare Island Theater there was
produced by amateurs the comedy called "Randalfs
Thumb" The performers were Captain Cooke, DIR.
Woods, Lieutenant Adams and Ensigns Bronaugb,
Denig and Bostwick, and Mrs Colonel Haywood,
Mrs. Captain Cooke, Mrs. John Irwin and Miss
TolsoD.
The handsome dresses the brilliant uniforms, and
the bright faces constituted scene of beauty at the
third 81 Winter Evening Of the Oakland Light Cav
airy, given at the armory, Thursday evening, says
the Tribune. The social entertainments given by
this Company already attract the society people Of
Oakland in full force.
Lieutenant Brice, U. 9. A. and wife arrived last
week from the East, the Lieutenant having been
ordered to Mare Hand to take the place OF Lieu
tenant Commander Chenery, who is to be retired.
Lieutenant and Mrs. Brce will take up their resi-
dence at the Bernard House. Vallejo. Mrs. Brice
was formerly Miss Tallans, Of San Francisco.
Miss Hattie Croker, on Friday evening last at San
Francisco gave one Of the richest and most unique
germans that was ever had in that city. There
several features of novelty in the affair." one of
which was that the majority OF the ladies' appeared
in fancy dress AS to be expected, the novelties
in the german itself were both numerous and taste
full though somewhat intricate
II the city yesterday H. C. Chapman MERGED !;
J. W. Surface, j. Martin, lone; T. T. Wright,
lights Landing; G. L. Curtis, Oakland; II. vii
son, Tehama county; j. A. joy, }. w. Mathews, J.
Miles, ]. j. Campbell, Gait T. j. Stevenson w. T.
Stevenson Franklin j. w Woods, White Rock ;
Cuas Gibbs, L Williams, Yountvlle; P. II. Gard
ner, J. Gardner, Alta J. Fl. Bullard, Miss Laura
Holiday, Woodland A. G. Butt r, Hictsyiile; Mrs.
A. P. Mathews, A. P. Mathews, A. Skaife Louis
Fachem- John Pratt Mark A. Miller, San Fran
cisco; ] W. MacRall, Lakeport.