Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-02-11
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

Fl. P. Macnevin, of shasta, was in the city yester-
day.
L. Samuel, of Portland, Or, is visiting friends in
this city.
F. F. Carnduff retires from the Biggs Recorder
March LIST.
F. E. Shearer, OF San Francisco, was in the city
yesterday.
Charles Schmidt is visiting his old time friends IN
Sacramento.
George Frahm, of Dixon, passed through on his
way to Omaha yesterday.
The Ivy Social Club give domino and valentine
party Guytation) on the 18th.
Hon s. B. De Long of Arizona, is visiting his
children, who reside ii California.
George H. Ingham, District Attorney Of FL Do.
RADIO county, is in the city on official business.
I. F. Clark, ex- AssembIyman from Gilroy, leaves
on a business trip to Humboldt Bay in a few DAYS.
John L. Burns, representing the house of Schultz
Won rgen, OF San Francisc1, is visiting friends
in this city
], z. Prewett of Placer county, was on Thursday
admitted q proctor and attorney in the United
States Circuit Court.
Herbert W. Taylor, of this city, who has been in
at enhance of the Superior Court OF Placer county
for several days, has returned.
Morris Nelis, of the Western Union Telegraph
Company, left the afternoon train yester Jay for
San Francisco, TO be absent several days.
w J. Chappse, the general agent OF Lenvitts
Great Specially Company, is in town. arranging for
their appearance on Thursday, Friday and Saturday
Of next week.
At the Eldred House A. s. Cook, Placerville; w
W. Wade, Ccsumnes; Cal. Beal, Lstrobe; W. SIC
Manis, West Point; J. S. Pnipi Pleasant Grove
+. e. Newell, San Francisco NJ. Hanngan, Benicia.
Mr.. Longfellow, who IS fond of the thea err and
always goes to the " first nights" at Boston, is
quoted saying that Signor Rossis performance of
hing Lear Is the finest Interpretation OF the part
he has ever seen.
The members of Sumner Post, No. g. G. A. g.,
gave a private invitation masquerade aud domino
party at their hall last evening. A goodiY-sized
company was present and the social enjoyment was
unlimited. Luncheon was served to the guests in
the hall. The most of the Masters in dominos.
at Woodland tonight the Woodland Guard give
an entertainment, including vocal and an instru-
mental concert bayonet exercise, squad drill, man
ual OF arms by squad, tabeau, and lightning
exhibition drill by Lieutenant Eisenmenger, OF Sac
rainento, the whole to conclude with farce by
Company squad.
The marriage, at Marysville OF P L. Bounce, one
OF Suffer countys best residents, to Miss Lizzie
Lydon, Of Mar sville took place in the chapel OF
Notre Dame College at an early hour Thursday
morning. After the wedding breakfast the party
took the express train for San Francisco where they
Will remain few days.
In the city yesterday: Miss NJ. c. Coyle Ante
lope; Miss Maggie Scott, Roseville; d. johnson
and wife, Miss Sickles Latrobe Mrs Van Wrinkle,
Miss Van Ninkle Clarksville; John Myers, Pilot
Hill; W. Wilste, George Hugill, Placerville Hiram
Murphy, Fiorin; A. Warren, Plymouth; J. Mariner,
Sheridan; G Quinn, William Hennessey, Vernon
l. Dugan, M. Freese. Dunean's Mills; Mrs A Scott
and three children, Fairplay; F. W. Dearborn, Il.
II. Magill, W. Sizzling, D. Widber, c. Smith, James
Herman, Mrs. Eggleston, San Francisco; w. E.
Price, Carson.
The Bric-a Brac Club held meeting at the rasi-
dence Of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. II. Lewis last evening
Toe occasion proved very pleasant one, and profit
able to all who attended The Club was Entertained
by Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis at a choice supper with a
broad hospitality, the table being spread with great
hberallty and in excellent taste During the bust
ness met ting of the club the following were elected
honorary members: Horatio Hurd Joseph Hahn
II. G. Smith, DR. w. Z. Briggs, H. WeInstock, c. a.
Cummings. Miss Amelia Klippell was elected an
active member.
At the residence Of Mr.. and Mrs. F. L. orcutt
Eighteenth and II streets, yesterday, from to S
7. NJ, kettle-drum was held" 1t was very largely
attended, and was full dress affair. The guests
were entertained with the most profuse liberality
and the warmest hospitality. Mrs. orcutt in re-
ceiving was assisted by Mrs. Orcutt. ST., Mrs henry
Scott, of San Francisco, Misses Garfield Lindley
Clark, and Miss Lizzie Croker of San Francisco
The house was very handsomely decorated, and the
refreshments served at the tables were OF the
choicest character and elegantly dressed. This is
the second kettledrum ever given here