Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-07-31

SOCIAL AND PERSONAL

J. J. Campbell, of Gait, is in the city.
Henry Edgerton came up from the Bay last even
ing.
J. M. Steele and Mrs F. stiles, of Cousa, are in
the city
C. F. Alardt, of San Francisco, was in town
Saturday.
"A. Shepherd and family have gone to Monterey
for few days.
G. W. Towle and wife, OF Dutch Flat, came to tine
city yesterday.
William P. Harrison and E. B. Whitney, Of San
Francisco, are in the city.
D. NJ Reayis, of Chico is in the city, looking after
his racers at Agricultural Park.
John Donnellan, OF Santa Barbara a former resi-.
dent of Sacramento, is in the city.
c. II. Mason, Of Woodland, and John Lawton, Of
Folsom, were IN the city yesterday.
C. J. Vance, of this city, will arrive from the East
by the overland train this morning.
Mrs. E. Mund and daughter left Saturday morn.
ing for weeks visit to San Francisco.
Mrs. L. P. Grampner and son, of Red Bluff, Cal,
will arrive from the East this morning.
Carroll NJ. Davis returned Yesterday from a brief
visit to Idewild, on the shores Of Lake Tahoe.
Robert Beck, for many years Secretary of the
State Agricultural Society, was in the city yesterday
Miss Mamie wiseman has returned from San
jose at which place she has been visiting friends
for month past.
Miss Ella lansing accompanied by the younger
members of the family, left Saturday for brief
visit to Monterey.
Alex. Anderson, City Attorney, with his wife, re-.
turned from extended visit to Bonner, Tahoe
and other lakes of the Sierras
Mrs. NJ Fay, Mrs. John Couran, Miss Julia Fay and
Ira Couran, left Saturday morning for Monterey
and will be absent for several weeks
Mrs. NJ. f. Pearson has returned from two
weeks camping trip to the lakes much improved in
health. Mr.. Pearson will remain q few weeks
longer
Charles E. Spencer and wife returned from the
Bay Saturday. Mr.. Spencer in attendance on
the Grand Council OF Red Men and was elected to
the office of Great Sachem, the highest office of the
Order in the State.
Edgar A Robinson prominent business man OF
New Haven Conn. in the city visiting his nephew
Clarence Nelson, and other relatives, and the guest
OF Mr. Nelson. Mr. Robinson will remain on the
coast about two months
Last Saturday evening being the sixty.ifth birth
day OF DR.. W. W. Light an old and greatly esteemed
townsman and pioneer friends TO the number OF
200 appeared, including a large delegation of
pioneers and Yoloites, who were well provided with
choice edibles, and escorted by the Husser Brass
Band. The evening pleasantly spent in con-
yersation and dancing until 10 o'clock, when all re-
paired to the spacious dining room, where the
ladies, under the management of Mrs. DIR. Shaw and
Mrs Curtis, had spread an elegant repast. The doc
tor made a welcome speech, and was followed by J.
l.. Mcclure, II. NJ. Larue, A. ii. Powers John s.
Miller, E. Robinson. DIR. Shaw, J. Curtis and l. n
Hoag, OF Yolo, and several others. II a very
pleasant affair, and all present thoroughly enjoyed
themselves. The doctor was the recipient Of many
handsome presents, one Of the most unique OF
which was a clock, which represented side. wheel
steamer, the mechanism Of the clock being connected
with the waking-beam, giving it the appearance Of
being in motion. AT about ll:30 p. the guests
took their departure, wish ng the genial doctor
many happy returns OF the day