Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-02-28
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

J. E. Crooks, of Benicia, visited this city yesttr
day.
The Heitsrkeit Social Club holds its anniversary
ball at Turner Hall tonight.
| The masquerade ball at yisalia on Washington
| birthday was complete success.
James o'Brien, of Smartsville, passed through
the city on his way TO San Francisco yesterday
! J.J. Agard, special agent for the Hartford Fir,
Insurance Company, left yesterday for Stockton.
| G. Marks, with Hale Bros & Co., has left for
four to six weeks trip on business for the house.
J. S. Cone, John SLOVENIAN and n. P. Chapman
passed through from Red Bluff to San Francisco yes
terday.
The Colfax Amateurs viii give a dramatic enter.
tainment at Odd Fellows Hall on the evening OF
March 10th.
Peter Cooper, Of New York, is OIL years old and
has celebrated the anniversary by entertaining
friends at dinner.
WIN. Cutter, the Marysville stenographer, came
down Yesterday to assist reporting the arguments
in the debris case.
j. ]. Owen, editor and publisher of the San jose
Mercury, is in the city and is the guest of Mr. and
Mrs J. ". Armstrong.
The Odd Fellows of Suisun propose to celebrate
the anniversary day of the order April 26th) by
giving masquerade bali.
During the coming summer Governor George C.
Perkins will erect in the city OF Oakland an elegant
residence. He intends to make that city his future
home
Wednesday evening week Rev. Fl. ]. Becker, of
this city, is TO lecture at Lodi for the benefit Of
local enterprise. His subject will be, Man the
Mid-Link."
F. c. Petre, of Virginia City, who has been visit
ing his brother, W. NJ. Petre, in this city, for the
past few days. left yesterday for Los Angeles where
he will remain short tiue for his health.
A branch OF the Womln's Christian Temperance
Union has been organized at Lodi President, Mrs.
E. Taber Viee-Presideats, Mrs. C. S. Haswell, Mrs.
r. Ellis; Secretary, Mrs j. P. Ames; Treasurer,
Mrs. DR.. Scott.
Quite pleasant affair was had in the way of
birthday party at the residence of Mr. and Mrs
George Towle on the 22d, at Dutch Flat that date
being his birthday. Several invited guests were
present, and pleasant evening passed.
The Misses Tot and Sophie Cutter formerly of
Sacramento) gave grand party to their friends in
San Francisco recently. Among the Sacramento
Young ladies present were Miss Susie RUSSELL Miss
Fannie Hubbard and Miss Jennie Lindey.
At Hornitos, on Washington's birthday, concert
and ball was given that proved social success.
Many from Mariposa attended. The affair was
aged by the Hornitos Concert Club and was for the
benefit OF the local school fund There cleared
Sis, net.
Marion Biggs, Jr.. of Sacramento, H. E. McCune,
S. L. Garnet and William Garnet, OF Solano, left
yesterday morning for Texas. They go south via
the Southern Pacific, and viii be absent for some
time Their intention is to invest largely in lands.
Inc wedding OF >. u. OSDofne ana MISS Nellie NJ.
Matthewson, at Lodi on the 22d, proved 20 be the
leading social event Of the season. There was
present large Company. Many gifts We're pre-
sented to the bride. The wedding banquet was
something especially elegant.
Al the Eldred House: Il. E. Barton, J. r. Bar
rett Deer Creek; Geo Il. Conner, Bud. Connor,
Robert Malone, II. J. Talbot, A. Sanders, Al. De-
voc, Geo. E. Wilson, Cosumnes; Il Z. Fairnan, J.
7. Payne, Alder Greek; j. /. Miller, A. o. Dugsn,
Latrobe Thos. PenGegast, city l.. c. Moore, Fol-
som Henry Excl, Laneha Plana
Friday night at CORTLAND, at W. H. Myers place,
bah was given that proved a great success There
were present some sixty couple. A goody number
OF Sacramentans were among the guests. The
music was exceilent and the supper the best. say
the guests, ever spread at Courtland, and
especial credit TO the management.
The ball at Lincoln, on the 22d, under the aus
pices OF the young men, III honor OF Wsshington's
birthday, was grand affair. No pains were spared
to make every particular success The supper was
served at kennedys hotel and was a very satisfac-
tory and credit&ble spread. Music was furnished by
a Sacramento orchestra. Among the ladies were
Miss Lizzie Hotchiss, Miss Ray Long, of Sheridan;
Miss Ida MYERS, OF Rocblin; Miss Pet Royden Miss
Matte Sparks Miss Ella Fuller, Miss Belle NcMitc,l-
ell OF Sacramento; Miss Belle Bogrs, of Auburn
Miss Matte Brown, Miss Iva Allen, Miss Della Maa-
ning Of Sacramento Miss Mapes LohseOtter, Misses
Mary Cullen and Annie Chandler, of Nicolaus; Miss
Lou Sparks, Miss Allie Dpple, Miss Minnie Dipple,
Miss Nettie Woodburn, of Sacramento.
: In the city Thomas NJ Grant, A. Simon, P Hen.
derson, Thomas F. Osborn San francisco; W. Fl.
Lyons, Stockton; John d. Best, Denver; C. P.
Adams, lone; T. j. Lambert, s. A. Tucker, Il.
Comstock, New York; D. Gildmacher, Santa Ana ::
Daniel Foundation, P. Harrington, San Francisco
D. W. Roberts, stockton; J. Shafer, Placerflle;
Lafayette Eldred, Los Angeles \. T. Cleaves, Ply
mouth; Tracy Carpenter Diamond Springs; Will
lam Doty, George eastman, Elk Grove; Alex.
McNeon, obi Frank Buckner, w. Curtis, Wood
land W. Mckenzie, Fresno; C. N. Burton Frank
lin f. NJ. RICHTER, Vsala II. L. McKune, James
S. GARRETT, W. II. Garnett, Solano; Mrs H. W.
Fenton, auburn Mrs. Il. J. Laws, Hawthorne,
Nevada William Higgins, j. Cannon, Lyman ].
Mowery, William II. Webb, G. Neuburger, L. f.
Potter, james F. Watkins, San Francisco o. J.
Feathers Chicago