Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-06-30
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.


W. H. Manuels, Of Marysville, is in town.
NJ. T. Lawrence, Of Dutch Flat, is in the city
j. Il. Byrne, Of san Francisco was in the city yes.
terdsy.
Ex Governor Stanford passed Omaha yesterday,
to arrive July Sd.
Marcus d. Boruck, editor Of the Spirit n the
Times, is In the city.
Miss Ella Bloom, Of CORTLAND is visiting friends
and relatives in this city.
VIII Harnott left last evening for Modesto on a
visit TO friends in that vicinity.
p Bryding and wife left yesterday for = week 5
visit TO San francisco and vicinity.
Mics Mamie Wiseman left yesterday for visit Of
one month to San Jose and Santa Cruz.
Mrs. W. J. oBrien, of this city, has located with
her children in Alameda for the summer.
Mr., and Mrs. Charles Rood left yesterday for San
Francisco, to be absent three or four weeks.
Mrs. DIR. Pearson, Of this city Ia still at the
springs, 10 which she went in search Of health
Peter Decker, Mrs. Decker and Miss Alice Decker
of Marysville, were in the city, ard east last
evening.
George A. Moore. President of the Pacific Mutual
Life Insurance Company, came up from the Bay
yesterday
Mrs. W. A. Bissell came up from San Francisco
yesterday, and is visiting at the house Of her pa
rents-Judge Mesck and wife.
large company Of young folks INDUCED in a
Riverside moonlight picnic last evening" under the
leadership of 7. J. Berkey
Rev. J. Ii. C. Bonte, Sc retary Of the Board of
Regents OF the State University. arrived by the
noon train yesterday, and will go to Shasta
George r. briggs foreman of the yard at the
railroad shops, has returned from two weeks re.
creative trip into the mountains of Shasta county.
j. II. Smith, j. W. Reed and J. NJ Estes of
Weayerylle, delegates TO the Democratic State Con-
vention held at San Jose last week, in the city
Miss Alice briggs, Of San Francisco, is visit of
some weeks to Sacramento, and is stopping at the
residence OF Mrs. Charles H. Conway, street,
Eleventh.
Mrs L. b, Crocker, Miss Annie Croker, Elwin
Croker, J. n. Young, Minnie Peterson Edward
Peterson and VIM. Anderson arrived from the East
last evening
Mrs Robert McKillicaa and children, Of Oakland,
are spending few days at the residence o, Walter
7. Emery, in this city. They will 90 from Sacra-
mento TO Lake Tahoe.
Mrs J. H. Carroll and daughters have gone TO
Monterey TO spend short season. Soon after Mrs.
Carrolls return she will 20 to Howell Mountain,
Napa county, 10 spend the summer.
F. L. Dingley, editor Of the Lewiston Olaine)
Journal, who visited Riverside some weeks since as
the guest Of G. w. Garcson, is WI ting pleasant
letters to his paper descriptive Of Riverside and its
suburbs.
Misses Lille Low and Emma Thompson were
given surprise party by friends Wednesday
evening at their home at Sixth and streets
Games and dancing continued several hours and
collation. was served.
Ellwood Cooper of Santa Barbara, has just Issued,
in pamphlet FORM treatise on olive culture, which
is OF great value to those who propose engage In
the work. The pamphlet consists OF a compilation
OF letters recently published by Mr.. Cooper.
II. NJ. Stanley, Of the New York Herald the dis.
coverer OF Livingstone, is now in command OF the
Belgian West African EXPEDITION. He has again
surmOunted the Congo Falls and reached Stanley
Pool, where he is building Belgian station.
Tho San Diego Sugl Of last Mnndav 7, is
reported that Colonel Garlic will arrive on the
steamer to-day, to superscde Colonel George Ryer-
son as Governor Of Lower California. Why the
move has been made is kept secret al head.quar.
ters.
n. NJ. Jacobs for the past twenty.one years well.
known ard highly esteemed merchant of this CITY,
will, with his family, remove this morning 10 San
Francisco These estimable people are accompanied
by the sincere good wishes of large circle OF warm
friends
Arrivals at the Elired House: Mrs. w. II. Dixon,
Mrs. Thomas Mclaughlin, Mrs. NJ. Murray, Co
sumues; James Carbine, Sr., James Carbine, Jr.,
Michigan Bar; VIM. Love, Nicolsus ellis Doty
Elk Grove c. halson, New Chicago; Henry Excl
Live Ok.
A very pleasant surprise party was given wednes.
day evening by goodly number of friends to Mrs
George Smith, at her residence on Tenth street.
between G and II. The amusements and games
continued for an hour or two and refreshments
were served.
B. H. Evans, editor of the Oroville Express. who
died 80 suddenly last Friday formerly editor of
the Scott Valley NeicS and subsequently editor of
the Red Bluff Sentinel Mr.. Evans was gentle.
man Of fine culture, and understood journalism in
its highest sense. pleasant and agreeable CONVEX
sationalist and leaves many warm friends to mourn
his loss.
A novel and pleasing entertainment was given by
Mr. and Mrs. Sparrow Smith at their residence one
evening this week. The evening was devoted to es
says read ng and conversation the theme being the
life and writings OF the poet Longfellow. Mrs Nc
Intyre and Mrs Brewer read original essays which
were well received by the company. Mr.. Smith
the host-and others gave readings from the poet,
and altogether the sociability OF the occasion was
earnest and intellectual. but none the less pleas
ingly social and highly enjoyable.
The Bric-a-Bra Club, by courtesey of Mr. and
Mrs. Charles H. Cummings, ia to entertain its hon.
orary members this evening at the residence Of Mr.
Cummings, Ninth and streets. On this occasion
the gathering is to take the form Of fawn party"
and large tents have been erected on the lawn to
supplement the capacity OF the paroEs of the resi-
dence- The Bric-a-B rac Club, it may be mentioned,
has taken the initiatory steps to permanent
society rooms and fit the up, and also steps
looking to the possible establishment within it OF
art union, for the distribution OF works OF art
aud the encouragement of native talent 1t is
probable, therefore, that the lawn party this eve
ming will be among the last OF its entertainments at
private residences.