Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-05-31

Francisco he was accompanied by Lieutenant
Ozcar +. Long.
Lieutenant Hutton, OF the Eighth Infantry, u. S.
A., has been detailed by the Secretary Of War as
Instructor of Military Science at the University at
Berkeley. Lieutenant Hutton is a son Of the late
Judge Hutton, Of Yoo county.
Monday evening, May 2Sth, being the thirteenth
birthday of Mary E. and Elizabeth F. Munro the
twin sisters rendered pleasant surprise party
at their residence at Eighteenth and NJ streets by
about thirty couple Of their young friends.
: DIR. H. W. Hardness returned yesterday from
few days visit with General Bidwell at Chico He
reports the fruit and grain crops in that section as
fine as ever known. A large field OF rye upon the
Generals ranch, he says, surpasses anything he
ever saw in the State. DR. Harkness went to San
francisco in the afternoon.
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel: J. Bauer.
G. D. Chaplin, Chicago; Hugh Huddeston, E. D.
Kenfeld, P. jacobson, P. Z. o'Brien and son, Geo.
Tashna and wife, San Francisco Mrs B. B. Hughes,
Virsinia; G. C. Loomis, San Diego; w. z. Mosher,
Red Bluff E E. Garfield, Chico; Geo. Lack, Phila.
delphia; J. B. Francis and wife, Lowell, Mass; Miss
Dart, Buffalo; George Dietz, Ohio; J. Grover,
Colusa; Mexico Bill, Rio Grande.
Tuesday evening, May 10th, Miss Josephine John.
son gave a birthday party to some of the many
friends she has in this city. The residence of her
father, Hon. Grove L. johnson, 720 81 street, was
thrown open to the guests ard under charge OF the
young hostess and her parents was made homelike
to all. 1t was purely young peoples party, and
the invited guests, most of whom were present
Misses Emma Arnold May Aiken, Florence Bots
ford, Lou Bidwell, Laura Brown, Carrie Beveridge,
Lucy Brewer, Laura Barber, Kittie Bostwick,
Emma Crackbon Helen Egl, Alice Egl, Mary Govan,
Alice Garrett. Frances Hignett, Emma Hartwell,
Mary Jones, Jessie Leonard, Jenny Lindley Mary
Luther, Belle McMitchell, Laura Miller Minnie Nc.
Neal Alice Nottingham, Sadie Payne, Rifle Parke,
Abbie Sawtelle, May Stanley, Alice Smith, Lizzie
Shields, Hattie Sims, Emma Rowe, Emma Lord,
Clara Van Alstine, Mary Taylor, Mamie wiseman,
Lille Wilcox, May Wood, Louisa Wallace, Kitty
Weinrich, Rose Woodburn, Dora WOODBURY. and
Alice Gates, OF San Francisco; Nav Hooton, of
Vallejo; Minerva and George Porter, of Dixon
Messrs. B. Auerbach, Ed Botsford, Martin Beasley
J. @. Brown Jr., Louis Crackbon, Andrew Camp
bell, Edward Earle, Prof. Fleissner Flood Flint !
Arthur Boyne, J. j. Fitzgerald, Bernard FIVE, John
A. Gill, Thomas Gleason, Frank Hickman, E. J. |
Holt, P. 8. Johnston, John J. January, e. j. XII. |
gsriff, Al. Plant, Fl. C. Lester, E. A. Petrie F. |
Pierce, Charles Sellinger, Peter j. Shields, Irving
Seymour, G. TraEers, Joseph E. Terry. Ed Van AL |
slime, George Wiseman, Joseph p Wiseman, Louis |
Wilcox, N. Welcker, A. Wecker, Charles Wenrich, |
viii Ross, Frank Parke and George Wolfe, of Stock.
ton; Guy z. Earle, Charles A. Ranlm and William |
w. Deamer, OF Berkeley: Ben E. Wood, of Pasadena;
John A. Massey, James Hanna and L. j. Higgins of |
San Francisco, and Joseph Beveridge, of Portland |
At 11:30 bounteous supper provided, after |
which dancing was resumed and continued until |
late hour. Prof Watson managed the musical part |
Of the dance, which therefore first class 1t |
was very pleasant arty, and all present Wished |
the young lady many happy returns of the day.