Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-02-15
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

G. D. Aldrich, Of Lincoln, visited the city yester
day.
Miss Jennie Mcfarland goes to Alameda to-day te
visit friends
R. Hall, OF Dixon, is in the city visiting his son,
Thomas Hail.
Captain J. P. Sawyer, Of the United States Coast
Survey, is in the city.
Last night, at Benicia, the garrison officers gave
| party to many friends.
Stuart N. Taylor. late Of San Francisco, has gone
| into business in Chicago.
Tomorrow night Mr.. and Mrs. George s. Wright
will give reception at Oakland.
General John Bidwell came down from Chico YES.
terday, on his way to San Francisco.
R. Dunlevy, of the police force, who has been sick
| for several days, has entirely recovered.
Last night, in San Francisco, Company C, Second
Artillery, gave reception TO Company +.
Mr. and Mrs ". S. Chapman, who are at present
in Washington, viii return to California rext month.
Mrs. W. A. Houghton arrived on Monday at the
homs of her parents in the interior Of New York
State.
Captain Charles Sutton of this city left yesterday
for San Francisco, to visit friends there for few
weeks.
gers who came through gia the Southern Pacific yes
terday.
J. C. Hussey and family, of Oakland, are at the
Windsor, New York They viii not return before
summer.
D. c. Dodge, Superintendent of the Denver and
Rio Grande Railroad, and Mrs. Dodge, are visiting
our coast.
Benjamin WEIGH, Master Car Builder of the Cen
trail Pacific Railroad left for Ell Paso, New Mexico,
yesterday.
p A. Roach, one .of the Grand Trustees for Cali
fornia OF the Order of Chosen Friends was IN the
city yesterday.
Captain j. P. Brown and wife, of oamptonville,
for San Francisco to-day.
Mr.. and Mrs. George L. Kingsley of Red Bluff,
who have been visiting the State OF Nevada some
weeks lave returned home.
Rosette parties, where couples are arranged for
dancing by lot, determined by roset:es drawn from
box, are the rage at Hadley, T.
John c. Coleman. President of the Nevada County
Narrowgauge Railroad, passed through the city yes
terday on his way to San Francisco.
General John McComb, Warden of the Folsom
State Prison, came up from Slr Francisco Monday,
and went up to Folsom yesterday morning.
The many friends in this city OF Judge Jackson
Temple win be panied to learn OF the recent death
by pneumonia of his eldest daughter, Edith, aged
10years.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Booth, who have taken up
their residence at the Grand Hotel, San Francisco
have been entertaining Mss Emma Felter, of Sacra
mento, during the week.
Tonight, in San Francisco, DR.. Frederick May of
daughter Of James l.. Coleman and niece of the late
W. 5. o'Brien. Reception to follow.
ar. and Mrs. Henry Grice had an anniversary
social at their residence Monday nj sht, in honor
Of their marriage Quite a number of personal
friends were present, and very social time en-
ioyed.
At the Eldred House: Dick Hauskins, Mrs c.
Hauskins, Mrs. Julia Armstrong W. A. Murphy,
Dennis Dalton, Costumes; Levy Derington Mormon
Island; William johnson and son, GAINESVILLE; Phil.
Mahon, Live Oak.
j. B. Metcalf, capitalist of Indiana, who has
been visiting Sacramento for some two months,
went to Stockton yesterday morning. He will re-
main on the coast for several months yet, and pur-
poses visiting all places of interest.
A farewell surprise party was given to Mr. aud
Mrs. j. B. II. Cooper, Tuesday night last by their
numerous friends in Castroville, which was pro-
nounced, BY all who participated, of the most
enjoyable affairs that Cas- trove has had for some
time.
This evening, at San Francisco, in the First Con.
gregational Church. there will be married Nicholas
t. Smith, Treasurer OF the Southern Pacific Rail-
road Company, and Miss Mary r. Hooker. There
will be reception at the residence of the brides
brother, on Bush street.
1t has become the fashion of late years for brides
to have very few dresses made up for their trous.
seaux, the current modes so variable But
they have materials in the piece than formerly.
1t is much more sensible proceeding than ordering
host of msde-up dresses, which become old
ilSIlOneu DeiOfe IHS1 are tNtIl WOTu OUT.
The Ivy Social Club gave an invitation valentine
domino masquerade at Jacobs Hall last night.
There was excelent attendance. Abcut sixty
maskers appeared on the floor. There was no
special attempt at representing characters except
in two instances, "a Valentine" and " Humpty
Dumpty." The Club and its guests enjoyed the
evenings entertainment greatly, and the affair was
complete social success.
At Lodge literary entertainment given by Sac
ramento Lodge, No. so, A. o. u W., at Its hall last
of Battery B." Albert Hart read A Boys Compost
tion, and D. NJ. Blank read an account OF the ban
quet held al the Inauguration of the movement in
Paris to raise means to erect the statue of Liberty
in New York harbor. Brief addresses also
made by John Bradley aud Foster Cady, of Union
Lodge.
Nearly three hundred ladies and gentlemen as
sembed at the Palace Hotel. San Francisco, Friday
evening" congress of festivity in obedience to the
summons of committee of ladies who had the
aft air in charge. These were Mrs. ]. S. Hager, Mrs
w. H. L. Barnes Mrs. L. Mclaughlin and Mrs. H.
L. Dodge. The building, with its galleried court
and wide corridors, was flooded with light and
brilliant with beauty Society and etiquette in their
most polished and rigid aspect were represented
there.
Mrs A. Howe, OF San Francisco sister to c. H.
Cummings, is visiting at her brothers residence in
this city. At loon yesterday Mrs Cummings, in
honor of her guest, gave lunch at her residence,
Ninth and Streets at which number of ladies,
neghbors mostly of the host, were present. The
table SpFtau Will great Us
visions, and rare delicacy to preparation of
dishes. The company remained at table some two
hours and afterward visited with the hostess until
evening.
In the city yesterday John Ranes, Sheridan
George Hunt and WIFE West Oakland; Mrs S. B.
Davis Mrs James Fitchie, Penryn; t. A. Shaffer
and wife, Grdley E. Hall, Fresno; G. A. Mendell,
C. W. Kirchwer Alexander Rens, Benjamin Kuhn,
J. ]. Evans, Peter Rouche, San Francisco; Charles
| E. Davis Peter McClain Oakland William Bede-
man, Marin county; D. Gildsmasher, Santa Ana l.
| V. c. Ritchey, Indiana London Mullin and wife,
| w. L.. Mullin, Colorado; William Sharp, Napa
| Frank Ellington, Elk Grove; G. Me.calfe, S. A.
Salisbury c. johnson. R. B. Pierce, Pleasant Grove;
N. Jones, Nevada; Chris Newbert, Newcastle; 7.
Filcher, Marysville; J. Grisby, Grass Valley.
| The Governors Guard Cadets gave their fist an
nual ball last night, at the Assembly Chamber. The
attendance was not so large anticipated, but
the guests were unanimous in their expressions Of
satisfaction to the pleasure the entertainment
gave. The hall walls we're dressed by display of
and lace hangings. Henry Fisher was the
caterer Of the evening and spread an
excellent supper in the rotunda. During
the evening squad of fifteen cadets gave exhi.
| btion drill that was very meritorious and notable
| for precision OF movement, and promptuess and
unity in the manual Of arms. The guests warmly
applauded the young guardsmen for the spirited and
altogether excellent exhibit on. The bali was at
tended by many officers Of the brigade and OF the
| First Artillery Regiment. The Commiuee of Ar
engagements consisted of Captain McEwan, Leuten-
| ants Greer and Kay, Sergeant Swift and Corporal
Malone. Captain McEwan Floor Director, and
| Lieutenants Kay and Greer, Sergeant King, Cor
poral Malone and privates Ross, Naghel and Jones
| tod tho Floor Committee