Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-03-07
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

B. B. Redding, of San Francisco is in the city.
j. L. Craig and wife, d Auburn, are in the city.
H. W. Fenton, editor of the Placer argus, came
down from auburn yesterday.
Mrs. P. A. Callihan, OF Sacramento, left CHICAGO
yesterday on her return trip to this city She will
arrive here next Saturday morning
Captain Foster Superintendent of the railroad
companys steamers in Sacramento, left for Tehama
Yesterday, to be absent about week
E. b. Willis, official steno rapher of the Superior
Court of Placer county, went up to Auburn Yester-
day. to take additional testimony in the trsinrobber
cases.
o. II. P. Sheets and bride returned Saturday
evening from their wedding tour. and will receive
their friends on Wednesday evening at their resi-
dence, 6Q3 street.
VIM Gesford, who left Napa last summer to at
tend a course OF studies at the State Normal Inst
tute at Normal, III has been awarded the prize for
I" 0ratory" in that institution.
Clarence NJ. White, late Principal OF the Auburn
public schools who left for Wyoming after resgning
his position there last fall is expected back in few
days to accept the Princpalship of the Rock Creek
school,
The late William Cullen Bryant's memory was
horored by special service at the Claiming Me-
mortal Church in Newport sn Sunday evening. All
the HYMNS sung during the service were written by
Mr. Bryant.
J. B. Chinn, of Emigrant Gap, an old Placerite,
left for Texas the 2lst OF February, in company
with s. R. Palmer, OF San Francisco. to be gone two
or three months Their purpose is to take look
at the country and invest in lands.
1t is said that the death Of Berthold Auerbacb
the German poet and novelist, was fastened by
grief 1T the persecution of the Jews. His parents
were Jews, and he had made a close study OF the
Jewish people and of Hebrew literature.
The following are at the Eldred House: George
Brown, Freeport; NJ. Gardner, George Tavener,
Alfred Myers, Phil Wagner, j. B. Talbot, DR..
Gitbs, Costumes William Froeiich and wife, Grid
ley Ben. Bailey, Live Oak John Haggerty, Mich
igan Bar; Hugh Anderson, Woodland H. f. Fair
man, Alder Creek David Kilgore, Reuter-; A. D.
Hitchcock, Stockton Dan Vaughn, Slough House.
Last evening. after the adjournment of the
Ancient Order OF Foresters, the members proceeded
with the First Artillery band to the residence Of W.
B. Oldfield, on street, between Twelfth aud Thr-
tsenth, and serenaded the occupants. The doors
were thrown open and all invited in, where they
were treated TO fine collation.. Remarks were made
by Grove L. Johnson and others. Mr. o dfeld was
united in marriage on the lst Of March to Miss
Lydia Burge. When the serenaders started for
their homes the band played PAIRING by the River
SIDE"
The following persons were in the city yesterday
Mrs. Kerr, Miss Kerr, Miss Z. Conkly George Cash
man, Eli Grove; G. w. Crossgrove Gait u. Burt
Dunlap, Amador; w. Traitor, Dixon; P X.
Beckley, Franklin; Charles Bunnel aud son, Court
land J. T. Martin and lady, Eureka; j. S. Murchi-
sou, suffer county; George B. Beatty, Madison G.
H. Dennis, Woodland; A. Fl. Thompson J. Abbay
". Webb, Miss Hattie Lockland, Mrs. Bailey, c. II.
Swift, oakland Edward Christy, Folsom A. IL.
Wilbur, Yuba City, W. R. Graef, New Yo,k; Henry
Beneke, st. ouis s. II. Fisher and wife r. Nc
Mann and wife, Denver; L. 3 ack Ryan, W. W.
Carter, J. Davis, G. Kendall, Charles A Uznay W.
H. head, San Francisco.