Sacramento daily record-union., 1882-12-23
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL,

z. T: McStay of Stockton, is in the city.
l. G. Truman, of San Francisco, is in the city.
E. Z. Leake, of the Dixon Tribune, was in the city
yesterday.
Ariel Lathrop came down from Yina and went 10
San Francisco.
Leavitt's Speciality Company left for Stockton yes.
terdaY morning.
A. Stetthpimer, OF Marysville care to the CIV
yesterday morning
Niles ssarls, of Nevada City, came up from San
Francisco yesterday.
N. D. Coomb5, As5emblyman- elect from Yub1
county, is 10 Sar Francisco.
Mrs. f. j. Fay has gone to San Francisco to spend
the holidays with her parents.
General Charles Cadwalader, of Red Bluff, came
up from San Francisco yesterday
u. Diedsheimer, the mining expert, passed
through to San Francisco Yesterday.
Mrs NJ. II. Cowden carries on a banking business
IN her own name at Forest Hill, Placer county
W. r. Andrews, of Oakland, Secretary of the
Board OF Railroad Comm ssiopers is in the city.
jay Gould, one of tae kings of Wall street. New
York, will arrive in California by the southern route
to-day.
Miss Alice Baker, at present attending Howe's
Academy, departs Saturday for Gait to spend the
holidays with her parents.
Miss A. Ray Dieterick, teacher of penmanship in
the city schools, will leave this evening for Reno
to spend the holidays with her sister, Mrs. s.
Beemer.
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel: John Nc.
Creary, Omaha, Neb.; Miss NJ Arrowsmith, Reno :;
c. L. Robinson, Bloomet; w. L. Hill, L. S. NJ
Frank Batchelor, l. j. Truman, John c. Ball. San
Francisco; J, odell, city.
Miss Elva s. Elder, Of Carson, New, was married
to Charles F. Derby in San Francisco on che 18th
instant. Miss Elder is daughter OF George S.
Elder, pioneer of Nevada. c. F. Derby is son
of C. c. Derby formerly OF Virginia City, and quite
prominent man in mining circles. He made
large fortune in mining speculations in the Alta
mine. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles +. Derby, who have
been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. James Davenport have
returned to their future home In San Francisco
Mrs. Davenport is Mrs. De.by's mother.
Arrivals at the State House Hotcl-T j. Mulvany,
o. L. Davis and wife, c. Davis, Nicolaus: j. An.
drus r. Leroy, p Ii. Latourrette. T. Hatch, II.
oXender, Gait; Peter Schulp and wife, Costumes; |;
J. Burris, Latrobe; G. II. Colby, Tom Graham, S.
S. Hinsdell and wife, Clarksburg; John Jenkins,
Miss Hattie Costello, Elk Grove; b. ID. Beckley,
Walnut Grove John A. Hill, Rosevile; Al. Marah,
Franklin A. Woodward, Folsom; j. A. Durney,
Truckee: f, Herrll, Placerville William Hicks,
W. T. Nelson, Hicksvie Mrs a. Lohink, Sacra.
mento county; J. P. Cox, II. Robinson, william
Dollard, San Francisco NJ Yarbrough, RoclIn; A.
Stephenson, J. Lewis, jackson Flood, Florin F. II.
Shepler, Lake House.
The Bric-a-Brac Club held its regular reception
last evening. 1t under the direction of the
Decorative Art Section with aid from the Music
ctIon. 1t was the first effort under the or
ganzation There a good attendance. The
CONTRIBUTORS OF ueco' 2UlNe arL Work were. by
Mrs. Henry Miller, embroidered chenille apron,
| muf, Kensington lamberquip and a silk counter
pane by Mrs. c. IL. Ross, flower panel in oil by
Mrs. Ii. Weinstock embroidered souvenir stand
embroidered camp STOOL statuette card receiver by
Mrs NJ N. Blakeney, three fancy Christmas plaques
in velvet, oil and gold, specimen pen drawing
by Miss Daisy Siddons, two fancy chair backs Miss
FANNY Kendall, one ornamental banner in oil on
| velvet, two ornamental silk wall panels on tarla-
tan; by Mrs. w. A. Hughson, thirty eight speci-
mems porcelain Painting and one silk embroidered
shawl fifty years OLD; by Mrs John NJ. Mill.
ken, silk embroidered apron thirty years old ;
Miss Lille Evans, one piano scarf in COUGHING. two
embroidered chair backs; Miss Kitty Van VOORHEES,
one ornamerted tam5orine in OIL nellette in oil,
one panel aud plaque in oil hiss Nellie Greg
ory, printed and embrod,reI sofa pillow !:
one lfe-Sizc crayon portrait, by Jackson /;
Mrs. j. II. Lewis, one piece Of silk emhroid-
| cry and an appropriate emil lem for the main art
room, worked in flowers Norton Bush, four Christ.
mas panels III oil, ornamental shell in oil, one
ornamental fan in oil ; Mrs. NJ. T. Brewer one orna-
mental painted porcelain plaque table and two oil
painted shells; Mrs. E. c. Bingay, eight porcelain
plaques Mrs. L. Tozer four pieces porcea'n paint
ing Miss Amelia klippe ten pieces porcelain paint
| ing and oil p'aque. By Mrs Horatio Hurd,
| oHe flower plaque in oil By Miss Minnie 2.
| Carroll, two painted holly easels and
palette Mrs. J. H. Carroll, silver snuffers and
knitted wool trimming. During the evening a
| musical programme was rendered, Miss Griffin act
| ting as accompanist Tenor solos by DR.. Wood
piano solos by Miss Milly Gregory, soprano solos by
Miss May Milken, piano solo by Professor Feissner
| trio by Messrs- Cooper and Ball and Miss Lizzie
Griffin (iute, violin and piano. soprano solos
by Miss Pearl McCann OF Santa Cruz (by request Of
| the Club), piano solo by Miss Lilly Evans. Re-
freshments served by ladies OF the Club during
| the evening,