Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-08-16
SOCIAL AND PES soEAL.


Ed. f. Taylor left for the Bay last evening.
Judge schell came down from Folsom yesterday.
Judge t. B. Mcfarland leaves to-day for San
Francisco.
| William B. Hamilton returned yesterday from
| Hardin Springs
Chas. Lusk, of Kelsey, e. Dorado county, came
to the city yesterday.
Miss May Talbot left yesterday for San Francisco,
to spend Conclaye week.
r. Fl. Shanklin, late Surveyor. General, came up
from the Bay yesterday.
Mrs. D. H. Quinn sna daughters, and Mrs. Thos.
Wood, are in San Francisco.
| Mrs. VI. Madden has returned from two weeks
visit TO friends in the country.
Thomas Ward has gone to San francisco to spend
few days during the Conelaye.
B. F. Davis, late editor and proprietor o. the FL
Dorado Republican, is in the city.
Chas. Mulholland, editor and proprietor of the
| Greenyille Bulletin, is in the city.
James C. Pierson, civil engineer of the C. P. R.
r., left last evening for Wadsworth.
Miss E. h Shelton left yesterday for San Frar-
cisco. She will be absent two weeks.
Miss Mamie Cross has just returned from an ex-
tended visit to Pacific Grove, Monterey.
Henry Edgerton and wife lett for San Francisco
on the special train yesterday afternoon
Mrs ]. n. Rice, of Chico has gone to Los Ar
geles to visit her mother, Mrs. J. II. Lee.
A. J. Senate leaves for San Francisco and coast
points this morning, for a two weeks vacation.
c. W. Reed and H. H. Holcomb, of Sacramento
will arrive by the Central Pacific overland to-day
P. II. McGrew, Of Oakland, passed through the
city yesterday, en- route home from Walker Lake.
S. w. RalstOn, one Of the largest fruit--aisers in
the vicinity Of CORTLAND, in the city yesterday
W. C. Goode and family leave to-day for Oakland
and San FRANCISCO to visit friends for few weeks.
Judge Niles Searls, OF Nevada City, passed
through Sacramento yesterday, route to the Bay.
E. D. Shirland, OF Placer county, and C. D. Daw-
son, OF theMarysville appeal, in the city yes
terday.
W. NJ. Hatch win leave this morning for two
weeks visit to San Francisco and other places on
the coast
George Hussey and George Wrist came down from
Georgetown, FL Dorado county, yesterday. en- route
TO the Conclaye
Mrs. B. F. Shepherd and daughter Maud came
down from Georgetown, Ell Dorado county, Yester-
day, en- route for San Francisco
Tuesday evening, at the residence of her parents,
72S street. about thirty misses the friends of Miss
Millie Dustman, gave her surprise party.
Mrs. A. A Jost and daughter Pearl and Miss Hope
Jost returned home yesterday from Gait, where
they have been visiting relatives and friends for the
past ten days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Breese came down from Forest Hill
yesterday, en- route to san Francisco They describe
the stage ride from Forest Hill to Auburn station as
being very rough and dusty.
Mr. and Mrs j. McNaughten Mr. and Mrs. J.
McGregor, Charles Heintzen aud daughter, and A.
Reed Of Forest City, have gone to San Francisco
remain until after the Conclave.
Rev George c. Fair. the Episcopal clergyman of
North Seattle, W. T., paid Sacramento visit while
EN- route East, and during bis stay in the city was
the guest of Dr. and Mrs NJ. F. Clayton.
H. Il. Halladay of Troy, N. Y, is spending the
week in this city. He il accompanied by his wife,
flo Gle os Mrs NJ II
aday is member of Apollo Commandery, OF Troy.
II. NJ. -LaRue came up from the Bay last evening.
He says the preparations for the reception of the
Knights Templars at the city by the sea made
on grand SCALE and the Conclave will eclipse any
thing that has ever been known west o. the Rocky
mountains.
State House Hotel: George Julien, C. P. R. B.;
C. H. Wyman, J. White, A. Eskridge, J. R. Kelly,
Charles Duno, city; w. Falkenbarg, CORTLAND !;
Charles Castel Thomas Brady, Suffer Creek: F.
Graham, San Francisco; R. C. Daily, Lockeford; G.
c. Libby Whestland; ". A. Ryan, Galesburg H.;
S. Barnes Newark, o.; R. D. Johns1n, Hicksvile
The David Garrick Social and Literary Club gave
their first entertainment and dance last evening at
their club rooms at Pioneer Hall, and the following
entertaining programme was carried out Intro.
ductory remarks Frank Devlin vocal solo, " Be-
lieve me if those endearing young charms" Miss
May johnson; humorous reading, John T. Lucy;
plno solo, g Dreamy Waltz" Hiss Josephine John
son recitation, " Fire King" Robert Weyman in
strumental selections guitar, bells, harmonica
and automaton bird, Frank Palmer recitation,
Rienzi's Address to the Romans" T. +. Freeman;
vocal duet, Fairy Queen" and for an encore,
"She Loves Me Wen," Misses Lulu Morrill, and
Dilla Berry recitation, address to Jury" w.
S. Church vocal solo, Drinking Song from
" GirofeGiroaa," Miss Gertie Jones, who gave for
an encore g The Polish Boy" recitation, q Black
smiths Story" Louis Crackbon; neat song and
dance, l.. II. Nagle and p. Burns, who responded in
a vocal duet as an encore. The dancing floor was
cleared at 10 o'clock, and dancing continued until
u. A large and pleased audience attended the
tertainment and dance. The decorations in the
room were very fine.
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel: A. Gold
schmidt, Ell. E. Brehn, San Francisco John Dol
and wife, j. p Robinson, Eric, Pa G. ellison and
family, j. Z. Goodell, P. w. Bennett, A. Fitzpatrick,
A. Trout and wife, E. J. Chamberlain and wife, j.
D. Smith and wife, A. Buck and wife, W. Gill and
wife, G. W. Alexander and wife, A. Grant and wife,
o. X. Kister and wife, j. A. Shreves and wife, d. S.
Sparrow ard wife, J. A Caldwell and wife, G. II.
Bump and wife, G. A. Nelson end wife, G. T. Me-
Kennev, wife and daughter, Miss r. Smith, ]. N.
Summers. Miss Summers. James Sparrow, Boiie;
o. a. Hale, San jose; W. H. Lyons Stockton
John Sampson, youngstown, o. James A. Shackle-
ford Mrs j. A. Shaeklefor5 Miss Carrie D. Shackle.
ford, New York Madison Miller B. f. Corbin Lib
ertv Mo-; T. B. Reardon, and wife, 0roville: II. L.
Wolf, Chicago; b. F. Hyatt and wife, Ohio; L. f.
Mouton, Cousa; B. d. Mason, Placerville; J. D.
Murphy, Bridgeport j. G. Stewart wife and daugh-
ter, Gaesburg Mrs. Seymour, Redland; j. G.
Clinton, Montana; F. C. Hubbell, Des Moines;
Samuel Hardricke, Liberty, Mo-. II. johnson, Eu-
rest, d. c. Casey, William Irwin, W. A. Irwin, John
ellison, F. Neal, W A. Astlee, r. ]. Van Voorhees,
Charles H. Kelly. J. S. Hill, L. S. Hidreth W. B.
HONEYWELL, Mrs. Schafer, Mrs. Miller. Bodie.