Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-11-13
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

William Barber, of Copper Hill, is in town.
W. A. Aldrich, Of the Costumes, is in town.
Albert Johnson, of this city, is in San Francisco
Miss Hattie Miller, has gone to visit friends in
Oakland.
Laurence Long, Of Michigan Bar, came to the city
| yesterday.
J. Degelman, of Placerville is spending few days
at the Bay.
Len Harris of the Central Pacific detective force
is in the city.
Moses Hopkins and Mrs Mark Hopkins went
East on Saturday last.
Miss Rosa Bena, of Mormon Island, is visiting
friends in Sacramento.
George G. Blanchard, of Placerville came up
from the Bay Sunday evening.
Frank Nef, of RosevilIe, has returned to his home
after extended visit to Truckee
Miss May Collins. OF Placerville, has located at
Latrobe, where she is engaged in teaching music.
A. Hebron, Thomas Traganza and Joseph P
Wiseman left for the Bay on the $50 train yester-
day.
Judge Lorenzo Sawyer went over to Carson On
Saturday last, where he will hold Court for two
weeks
Miss Annie Morris, of this city, has gone to San
francisco TO visit relatives, and will be absent two
months.
George Cadwaader, Judge Thornton and W. C.
Beeher were passengers on the 1880 train from San
Francisco.
H. McCulloch, Mrs. McCulloch and Miss McCul.
Loeb, of Gait will arrive from the East the
land train this afternoon.
Mrs ". ]. Branstetter, of Roseville, is in the
city, are also Mrs. J. L. Gould, of Dutch Flat
and Mrs. Allen Towle of Alta.
Charles F. Irwin, member Of the Assembly from
FL Dorado county, is in the city, attending some
business before the Supreme Court
George D. Robinson, Governor-elect Of Massachu.
seets will be fifty years old January 90 1854 Gen.
eral ia eli old To dav
Matthew Arnold will lecture before the Princeton
College students on the evening of November 22d
His subject will be " Literature and Science"
Mrs. John A. Logan appeared in Chicago Police
Court the other day, and convicted colored sneak
thief for stealing the Senator's diamond pin. Mr.
Logan had to borrow the hotel clerks for the even
ing.
Mrs. NJ A. Green, her two daughters Miss Amy
Green, Mrs. Sidney Peddar and her husband, Sid
ney Peddar, have returned to San Francisco after a
three years tour through Europe, and are registered
at the Palace Hotel
love her art considerably better than she loves her
personal appearance, for, according TO the Paris pa
pers she has had Of her front teeth extracted
enable her to command the lisp which rs proper to
her role in Albert Delpt's new play, " Les Maui
croX."
In the city yesterday: W. W. Ostrom Wheatland ;
W. Rush, Single Springs L. W. Spielman and wife,
Monticello; Sam Davis, w. J. Arnell, Gus Refs W.
II. Chittenden, San Francisco; Mrs. NJ. E. Garrett,
Marysyile; II. ?. Merritt, Woodland Fen Fisher,
Folsom Jacob Korn, Franklin James o. Sweet
land, Dan Mason, Newcastle.
Ex-Governor Stewart member of Congress from
Vermont, is said TO be phenomenal orator and the
most eloquent man in the State. He passes two
summer months each year under canvas on an
island in Lake Champlain, with party of Middle
bury professors, and keeps open house for multi
tudes OF visitors They live on lake bass and good
old wine He is immensely rich.
has been compelled to suspend her Wednesday mat
inees Of Fedora at the Fourteenth street Theater
because the women who crowd the house come only
to oge and applaud the handsome young actor, Mr..
Mantell, who has made such hit, and they over
look Miss Davenport entirely. At the evening per-
form ance she is comparatively safe, because there
are enough men present to preserve the balance OF
power.
Arrivals at State House: John Burns, Miss E.
Burns, Miss |. Burns, Suffer county A. NJ. Au-
beatus Gait; j. G.. Woods, White Rock w. S.
Miet and wife, Elliott G. 7. Bird, San Jose; A. F.
Core II A. Clifton, Franklin F. S. Plumado, J. II.
Foster. John Deucb, Prof J. Becker. Plaeerville !;
W. F. Fairchild, Mrs K. n. Barstow, Mrs E. Feter-
witz Georgetown : c. IL Simmons, Modesto Alex.
Donaldson, I. NJ Nearfeld, Pleasant Grove j. E.
Givins, Dan Converse, Costumes; Miss Jessie
Thomas, CORTLAND S. and }. Zimmerman, FL Do
RADIO; L. Darmochy, Green Valley b. Burt, Anna
dor Mrs. Liewellyn, Folsom.
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel Yesterday
L. F. Moulton, Cousa; Judge Brown, Grass Valley;
+. Cox, wife and daughter, city f. L. Lindsey,
New York; Thomas E. Beck, Newark, n. j.; 10
Hamilton, Auburn; c. E. WilcoXsen, Yuba City
William NJ. Clark, Grand Rapids: e. NJ. Ross, Los
Angeles ; S. B. Mckee, oakland Frank T. Meagher,
San Mateo; L. c. Morehouse, San Lesndro; j. S.
Beecher, Msrysville; L. Bodwe Lodi; X. Bayne
and wife, Colusa c. Harvey, Gait J. T. Smith, S an
Francisco J. E. Hale, E. L. Creery, Auburn Will
lam Beckman, city; W Ii. Goueher and wife, Salt
Lake City; William Curless, Truckee; 2. C Hale,
| Sacramento; Mrs A. Petit, BENZ. F. Lieu, Chico
J. H. BOlles, j. r. Sharpstein, H. f. Skinner, John
S. Howell, Edward F. Murphy, Nathan Wolf b. NJ.