Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-02-14
SOCIAL AID PERSONAL.

D. NJ Reavis, of Chico, Is in the city.
Thomas Mcconnell was visiting this city yester.
day.
Joseph Craig, Of Woodland, came to the city yes
tsrday.
Miss Edmunis, OF Boston. is Spending the winter
in Oakland.
Mrs E. NJ sknggs. of this ety. is visiting her sis
ter at lone City.
Captain Brown and wife, Of camp.ouville are visit
ing Sacramento.
Governor Perkins lectures at Chico to night in aid
of local charity.
Miss Alice Hotchkiss has returned from a four
weeks visit to oroville
William Beckman. of this city, returned from
Marin county yesterday.
The " Entire Nous" Club give an invitation party
at Jacobs Hall next Monday evening".
Hon. John F. Rooney. Superior Judge of Tuol-
umne county, is visiting SalI Andreas.
Mr.. and Mrs Samuel t Gamer of Vermont are
guests Of their cousin, 7. W. Hopkins Oakland.
H. NJ Yerrington, of the Virginia and Truckee
Railroad, went TO San Francisco yesterday morning
Assemblyman Edwards. of Alameda county, and
Professor J. V. Cheney in tn city yesterday.
FIX Krauth, editor of the Alameda Enelnei, has
recently been visiting Los angeles and Fresno CITY
The Governors Guard Cadets, attn hed to the
First Artillery Regiment give ball tonight at the
L. G. Thompson, of the firm OF H. D. Nash & Co.,
has gone to Stockton to establish branch OF their
business in that city.
James NJ. White, late Superintendent Of the Cali
fornia Iron Company, ut Hotang, Placer county. is
about removing to oregon.
A dinner was recently given by Miss Fora Miller.
in Washington, to Miss Fora Low, daughter OF ex-
Governor Low OF California.
w W. Kellogg, ex Assemblyman of Plumas eoun.
ty returned from the East Sunday, and continued
on to his home in the Sierras.
James c. Flood is setting out avenue of the
European linden, the finest shade tree known, 10
lead up to his Menlo Park villa,
H. NJ Woods & Co. retire from the management
as publishers of the Tombstone Nugget, and Rich
ard Rule assumes control as editor.
The first annual party of the Sacramento Pharma;
ceutical Clerks Association will take place at Jacobs
Hall on Friday evening, February 18th.
Lady Habberton is trying to get up new dress,
consisting OF full trousers with founee that min
giles with the drapery of the short skirt.
Miss Hattie Croker has set ingenious minds to
work by issuing invitations for a fancy dress Ger
man. to take place Friday evening next in San
Francisco.
Frank H. Merrill is the new Register of the Land
Office who takes the place of W. FL. Crane. He
was formerly connected with the Postoffce Depart
ment OF San Francisco.
Captain Nicholas T. Smith, Treasurer of the South
ern Pacific Railroad Company will lead to the altar
Miss Mary r. Hooker, on Wednesday evening, the
18th instant, in San Francisco
On Sunday evening last there surprise
party rendered Miss Esther Jacobs at the residence
OF her parents on street, between Sixth and
Seventh, it being the occasion Of her birthday.
Ex-Governor Thomas Fl. Hendricks the Demo-
cratic nominee for Vice.Presdent in 1876, has taken
the lecture field He is delivering literary lectures
this winter in the cities and towns of Indiara.
Charles E. Palmer, who resigned the office OF
County Treasurer take the position of teller in
the Union Savings Bank of Oakland has been pro
NOTED to the position OF cashier OF that institution.
A birthday surprise party was rendered Miss Han
nah Stein at the residence of her oarei IS, ia
street, between Seventh and Eighth, Sunday eve,
ing. Singing and dancing.were kept up until late
hour.
Governor Stanford says the most interesting sight
he saw in Europe was st. Peters, at Rome He Wis
tied it repeatedly while sol turning in the holy City,
and every time discovered new beauties in the grand
building
Judge Alexander Morales has recently returned to
San Diego from La Paz where he has been in attend
ance on the term Il the Supreme Court Of Mexico,
in which Court his case against Ex-Governor Jose NJ.
Vilagrana, concerning a half interest in the San
Nicolas and San Francisco mines, in Lower Califor
MIA, was on trial.
At the Eldred House: Rufus Rhoads, John
Rhoads, Frank khoads, VIM. English, Cosumnes;
Geo. w. Heath, J. T. White, Rush Robinson, Mich
gan john hetie, a. D. Deii, L. " 4uoos
Folsom; JOS sullivan, Placerville; c. S. Bates,
Jesse Rhoads, Buckeye; II. E. Fairman, Alder
Greek; W. F. Zemers, Shelby Valley, Indiana.
At Park avenue, New York, last week, ladies'
luncheon party of 100 guests seated at small
round tables. with covers for six. The tables
decorated with silver and gold clndelabra with wax
candle flowers The orchestra was stationed 10 the
main hall, entirely hidden by palms To the guests
were presented as souvenirs hand painted velvet
bags and French slippers filed with flowers.
In the city yesterday: W. C. Anderson. A. F.
Ba ley. SIM Davis, Samuel Deal, d. Green, San
Francisco J. W. Harrington Amador; H. G. Cur.
tiss, Woodland; D. NJ Reavis, F. II. Chapman,
Chico j. F. Madden, Newcastle Mark McKiernan
Salt Lake I. Martin, wife and child, Dutch Fiat !;
C plain j. P. Brown and wife, Camptonve; T. j
Howard Red Bluff J. a. Moreland, A N. Hart, T.
NJ. Perkins, New York; j. NJ. Bel, Paris; NJ. Ste.
venson, NJ. II. Drevfus A. Straseburg, T. B. Owens,
Francis cassin, J. II. MITCHELL San Francisep c. H.
Smith, Mrs. Esther Taylor, Chicago L. Wyman
San Francisco; Mrs. Ewing, Pleasant Grove; VIM.
Sealy, Elk Grove; 7. F. Ross, franklin; Thomas
Tsvener, Costumes; Robert Curry, Lodi Charles
Slyre, Cousa W. b. Cahone, X. c. Drescher, Red
Bluff Warren Watson, San Francisco; e. A. Hitch
cock, Yuma George Bayley, West oakland