Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-03-04
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

Judge benson left for San Francisco yesterday,
NJ J. Armstrong, of Williams is visiting in the
city.
N. P. Chapman and wife, OF Red Bluff, are visiting
Sacramento.
Mrs. S. wasser,nan left yesterday for San Fran
cisco, to be absent seteral weeks.
B. r. Crocker left yesterday for Mojave and other
points along the line ef the Southern Pacific.
A. Hamburger, the well. known merchant Of this
city, and family, have removed to San Francisco
JP H. Wentworth editor of the Resources Of
California, passed through from Auburn to San
Francisco yesterday.
p Evarts, Superintendent of the Eureka and
Palisade Railroad passed through the city, en- route
to Eureka, yesterday
William Henley, of tins city, left yesterday for
Colfax. w. T. He will engage there in the practice
Of the legal profession.
]. S. Cone, Railroad Commissioner, and j. F.
Crooks, land agent OF the railroad company, left
yesterday for San Antonio, Texas.
Oscar Wilde and Sullivan, the fighter, being IN
Chicago at the same time, are regarded as the lily
and the squash, and the journal speaks OF them as
the two mashers
Miss Cora Wallace, of San Francisco, passed
through the city yesterday route to Marysyille
where she will visit for two weeks as the guest OF
the family of N. d. Rideost.
At the Eldied House: Thomas Heating, William
Ward, Maurice Carey, John Hold, San Francisco /;
james DOraD AOhbeIcS d. " j.
W Gafford, Davlsville; H. L. Fairman, Folsom; S.
& Segar, John Swain, Cosurnnes
Miss Anna Laid, Of San Francisco who has been
visiting with Mrs. $. G. benson for several weeks,
departed for her home yesterday. number OF the
lady and gentlemen friends Of Miss Ladd called to
bid her sood-by and generously entertained By
the young lady as well as by Judge and Mrs Den
son, their daughter Miss Mamie, and Mrs. George
Z. Bates.
IN the city yesterday: Harry Comstoek, SYRIA
cuse S. A. Tucker, New York J. S. Butler, Oak
land John S. Benkelman and wife, Denver John
Friedlander, Mrs. Banding, J. Fl. Pierson, NJ. Eel
ten San Francisco James A. Rigby, Carson ; SAM
uel Buckner, Winnemucca +. S Macomber, Son
ora D. p burst, Wheatlard James Bithel and
WIFE l.. Vose S. Deal, San Francisco W. r. Croft,
Lincoln c. B. Ashurst, Red Bluff A Higbie, Gait;
NJ Mott, Franklin; Mrs Rice, GAINESVILLE; w.
Haynie, Routiers.
The much talked of masquerade ball took place
Thursday evening at Washington Hall, Woodland,
and was one Of the most enjoyable events of the
season. There were present about eighty couples,
and very large number of spectators Many of the
costumes elegant, costly and creditable to the
wearers The prizes awarded as follows Frat
prize for best dressed gentleman, N. l.. Theobalds
(Romeo; first prize, for best dressed lady, Miss Ella
Hongswcrth Diamond; second prize, for bes;
sustained character by gentleman, Morris Gross, OF
Madison (Stock Board); second prize for best sus
tanned character by lady, Mrs John Weber (beggar
woman) most connical character, Master Joseph
DnzIer (darky boy; best home made dress, his;
Ida Dumont (suDfiower); most original character,
Mrs G.. W. Lyford (Baby mine) There were present
several couDes from Sacramento.