Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-02-16
SOCIAL AID PERSONAL.

| Supervisor christy was in the city yesterday.
C j. Carpenter, of Placervle, IS in the city.
| Sheriff Mccoy. of Yuba county, is in Sacramento
II. NJ Larue returned from San Francisco yester
day.
W. H. Robertson, of Stockton, was in the city yes
terday.
! Ben Bullard Jr, has returned from a trip to e
Dorado county.
Miss Til e ]. Bosquit, of Auburn, is visiting
| friends in Sacramento.
W. C. Nelson, of Santa Rosa, and Paris kilburn,
| of Monterey, are in the city.
Mr, J. B. Campbell. of this city, has gone on
visit to friends in Los Angeles.
Charles Post, a conductor on the Southern Pa
cfc, is visiting friends ia this city.
W. G. Williams, I rmer resident Of Sacramento,
but now of Portland, Or, is visiting the city.
c. H. Stevens left yesterday for trip through
Cousa county. He expects to be gone about a
week.
T. T. Cowdrv, for many years resident of sacra-
mento, but now of san jose, is visiting friends in
this city.
Captain Towle, Commissary Of the Folsom Prison.
passed through the city his way to San Francisco
yesterday
Rev. chas Dana Barrows Tuesday evening
installed as pastor of the First Congregational
Church, San Francisco.
Charles Stanford, who nominated at Science
tady, N Y, yesterday, by the Republicans, to sue
coed the late Webster Wae the State Senate
a brother Of ex Governor Leland Stanford.
At the Eldred House: L. NJ Massey, Forest
Home; L. F. Frederick, Rocklin; F. Gibenheim,
A. s. Cook, Piacerville; II. S. b, am, Tiuibuctoo |;
A. Null and wife, S. w TAYLOR, $. G. Taylor, W.
W. Wade, Costumes NJ IS Jul Gaffney, John
Gaffney, Live Oak; II. F. Fairmap, Alder Greek;
w. F. Zemers, Shelby; William Frolich, Gridley.
Joseph Hahn aud wife. Frank Miller and wife, ].
H. Carroll and other welknown residents of Sacra-
mento went to San Francisco yesterday morning to
attend the wedding OF Captain n. T. Smith and
Miss Mollie r. Hooker The former is Treasurer OF
the Southern Pacific Railroad, and the bride is
sister of Mrs. Robertson, of New York, Formerly
Mrs. r. 7. Brown, OF Sacramento).
A donation party was given by the ladies Aid Sc
ciety of Penryn on Monday evening, February 18th,
to Rev s. Jesse. the pastor of the Baptist Church
at that place. large attendance Of citizens and
friends Of the Society met at Good Tempars' Hall,
and had pleasant, Interesting, and, indeed, jolly
time Music was rendered by Mrs. Bessie Wood and
others, and reading by Mis- Minnie Howell refresh
ments by the LADIES' Aid Society Fifty dollars in
coin and over SIS IN other gifts were the result OF
the donation party
Ia the city yesterday James Fry, Frank Lytle
and son, Franklin Mrs. n. usgood, Piacervile c.
Miller, Freeport Joseph Helm, Costumes J. D.
Winters, Yolo county; Dennis johnson and wife,
San Francisco: J. W. Miller, ]. A. Mcclellan, Fol-
som NJ. French George French lone; Charles N
Denman, Chico: W. D. Hanson, Frank Farthing
naH, oulSuu W. II. Lyons, otochton VIM JOHN.
ston, Rchland; &. 5. Tophtz, E c. Seavey, John
Fl. Muegge, W. II. Webb, S. Rlakelv, L. Schranz, j.
W. Bryer James A. Folger. W. D. Wood, San Fran
CISCO j. L. Ohenderf, N. S. Reveal, ]. W. Gander
and wife, Nevada; +. Gubbuy, Auburn; Mrs L.
Jackson Grass Valley K. II. Newton, Woodland
Vim. B. Powell, Miss C. Champeaux, Marvsville; J.
A. Stuart, Colusa E r. Dana, New York W. W.
Wood, Montana: G. J. Brock, Napa
The bald headed men OF Nevada City gave ball
ut that place last night The gas had TO be turbed
down one. half, as the shining pates mado SUI. h
dazzling refectors that the light hurt the ladies'
eyes. To learn WHO the chief bald heads are, the
following list of managers may be examined Invi-
tation Committee-M L. Marsh, H. G. Mills George
w. WEIGH, K c. Walrath, G. f. Jacobs, L. W.
Dreyfus, Phil Richards, w. Ii. Crawford, J. W.
Robinson, Erastus Bord, Il. Gueuther, John T.
Morgan, NJ Rosenberg, II. T. Marsh, John Hogan,
Peter Huunefauth, b. I. Allen, Anton Henneman,
Captain Harry Seymour Frank Aumer, D. Meacham,
:. A. Eddy, D. j. Lyons, Hon. A. c. Niles, Henry
McClay, TristraIn Bait, Or Henry s. WEIGH, f. H.
Gaylord, George Hentz, William Floyd f. Searls,
C j. Brand Dr. R. III. Hunt, George G. Shaw Z. o.
Tompkins, j. c. Dean, A. Biumberg, c. McElvy, A.
Isoard, George E. Turner Phil. Dun, 7. Orwell, A.
F. Miller, Charles Klingenspor, ?. G. Guild, L.
Her. Gilman, &c rye Hearne Dr. f. W. Charles N.
c, Keith, G. G. Allan, P. Fl. Beden, G. F. Robin.
son, u. L. Slower, Leopold Gartle, w. A. Cowdery,
DR.. S. NJ Harris, W. F, Eyens, W Scott, A. Warath,
Mr. Mitz NJ. Garysr. Floor Director Niles
Searls Floor Managers-Hon. r. L. Robinson, j.
G. Hartwell, G. V. Sehmttburg, II. Cooper, John
Brodie, E. c. Babridge. Reception and Credentiai
Committee Lieutenant Alex. Slo N, |. J. Rolfe
eral Manager of the Bald Heads-kdward Muller.
Only bald-headed men were permitted on the floor
until 1890. Evidently wig and toupee maker is
needed in New d. this cold weather.