Sacramento daily record-union., 1882-05-03
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

/ Ben steinman is in Stockton.
E. A. Belcher. Of Marysyite, Is in the city
! Jacob Nef went 10 San Quentin yes erdsy
/ C. W. Clark returned from the Bay last evening
/ L L. Robinson passed through to Ell Dor.do
county.
! 1 Requa passed through for Virginia City last
I evening.
! Mr.. and Mrs. o. O. Mills Jr, left New York for
| Europe on Saturday last
! Stephen Gage went to lone Yesterday also D. NJ
| Bum, Secretary OF State.
( judge Robert Robinson was IN town Yesterday.
much improved in health
I'd Burke, 4 former Sacranoentan and wel.known
rririIg man, l5 in this city.
Hon. H. c Bingham, Nayor Of the city Of Msrys-
vile, is visiting Sacramento.
c. ". Graves. Of Suffer county, passed through
on his way home last evening.
Thomas Hayes has returned to San jose from
England afte. six months absence.
Hem Thoa H. Lsiue, OF Santa Clara, clme up last
night to attend to Supreme Court business.
Mrs. John Corning, who has been absent from
this coast for the past two years. has returned.
Misl J ssie DAYTON. of Oakland. is visiting Sscra.
rne0to, as the guest Of the Misses Van voorhies.
Rev. II. 5 suodgrsss has entered upon his labor
! as supply Of the Presbyterian Church stockton.
Heary Davis, an old West oaklander, has re-
turnei home. after tour Of three years abroad.
Hugl hQlutcSLON San FRANCISCO, VINO mas been
in Sacramento fer several days past, hes returned to
the Bay.
D. Crittenden. of San Francisco, and H P. Mac.
nerin, passed through the city yesterday, route
10 Shasta.
Governor Perkins, General Backus, 7. NJ. Liudey,
Newton Booth md others were among the visitors
TO Folsom YESTERDAY
Edwin C. Rust, lay delegate to the recent fpisco-
pal Convention. and writer on the So!auo Repa5-
,::1n, leaves Tor his home to-day.
There will he a special train of about suventy-fve
cxcurN1nists from New Yoik arrive here from the
East ths afternoon az about O'clock.
Dr. J. T Wells, who has been spending some
months in California and the Hawaiian Islands in
pursuit Of health, r.tUtned TO Oregon last week.
n penscr. a7 Oscar Wide was riding along the
streets, the young men called ont. g Oscar Oscar
deah put out your head snd let us see YOU"
oscar thinks Deliver the most utterly abandoned
town he has found IN America.
The remains Of Annie C,-ey, aged 1e. daughter of
Thomas Casey, formerly of this city, VIII be brought
ere fer burial today from Alameda, where the
Young lady died on the lst instant. TIE funeral
viii take place OF the arrival Of the noon train.
Miss Julia Harris has returned to San Jose from
w.la walla. ,he was &c ,npanied by her brother
Nr. Morris c. II arTis, Of thst place, who e0nes TO
his old home visit Miss Laura Harris, who
accompanied her sister TO Nalla Walls IS going 10
remain there.
s. H. A. Clark, General Manager OF the Union
Pacific Railroad, UD from los fnge!es yester-
day. where ho has been for the past ur months on
sccount Of his health. He iefb for the East last
evening In his private car and accompanied by D.
". Hitchcock.
At the Tldred House J. J. Frawley, Stockton
Sias Chanca, Brighton William DGueherty, lone
Valley; I. W. Til'on, John Lcugs Michael Kern,
Captain Is. F. Parker, Cosumnes; Charles Hurley,
Michael Corbin, SAMUEL Painter, Michigan Bar
Robert Chri-tison, Franklin Charles Boand,
Beniyla; s D. Johnson, John Ray, Hiaisvie.
Letters rcc=ived here yesterday sneak of Rev. T.
II. 3. Anderson, Uf this city, as travelling IN the
Mississippi valley, and being in good health and
greatly enjoying his vacation. He had visited st.
10. No, Chiilscothe, O, Hannibal, Mo, and been
invited to preach In each place. which he did, to
large congregations. Al Hannibal friends gave
large and elegant tea party in his honor, and the
Knights Temp8r gave him q superb bsnqrist. AT
latest aG cunts he was in Nashville, Tenn.
Last Friday evening large and elegant rsSeption
party was given BY Mr.. and Mrs Devin II their
residence near Clay, in honor Of the natal day Of
their brothers, L. bert Bates aud Lee pev!n. Inc
attel ldance very large, the decorations OF the
house elaborate, The supper all that could be de-
sired by the most exciting and danciag room was
arranged Tor ali who desired to indulge, and good
From Sacram nto-F. w. Bates Mrs Geo o. Rates,
Miss Matte Bates, Miss Ella Brundage, Miss Alice
Coppn, H. Wicks. From Mnrysvs-Miss z.
Clark. From St,ckton-Mr ard Mrs Jones' !.
Brenton. From ELK Grove-Nissss Vina ana Julia
Putney, Walter Person, J. Pierson. Geo L1ngind,
Henry Putney, George Putney, Jr., &. Devln, A.
DEVln. l.. ScHlrfnSE, cCIEIntE, GSOlRt Ou,
WIN. Prethsro, Mrs George Putney, Eliza Putnev,
Mrs Jennie Yates, Misses Repa and Lulu Bagwell.
From G2it-Nr. and Mrs. Charles Howard, II.
Crahtree, II. Do5son, ChTrie Mckinstry,
o. QuggIe, G. Connolly, Wilisn Young, Willie
Thomas Mr.. aud Mrs. D. Sgvlss Misses Minnie and
Maggie Young Eddie Ssyles and Miss Susie Thomas.
From Elliot. Randall and several others. From
Ione-sr and Mrs. Crabtree, Mr.. and Mrs. Swift,
William Atkinson. Misses Hentz, Laura Swift,
Eitije Msgtelson Maud CrsbtTee Messrs. Swift, II.
Masterson Jr,, George Toppin7, 7. Bennett, George
Crsbtree T. Howell and J. Crahtree From ClaF-
Mrs. S C7nady Sas Canady, Jr Freddie Canady,
Miss Allie Csnady, Mr., and Mrs. Thomas Steele, MIR
and Mrs J. Steele, Mr. and Mrs. Bolton, Mr.. and
Mrs. HcKee. 3lr and Mr.. James Sayes, Mr.. and
Mrs D. fisher Mr.. and Mrs J. Mastratt, Mr. and
Mrs. White, Mrs. Jacobs, Misses May Merchant,
annie RalpDs, ". Bxby, - scanlon, Della
Craig, Grace Sewins Myrtle Blton, Geneviove Boil
ton, Vina aud Cspitoia Tyler. Messrs. William Dart,
Isaac Halphs. Eddie Steele, r. White, - Evans,
william Jeffries, J. Robelard, 81. Ro6elard, r.
Craig, william Kelly W. Russell, Nirn Wilson, B.
Wilson, D. Hancock William Hanlsn. Vim GsfneY,
D. Tyer, C. Bolton, Jr., aad Elmer Tyler.