Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-02-23
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.
W. Harvey. Of Gait, is in the eitv.


c. ". Harvey, Of Gait, is in the city.
E. G. Blessing returned from San Francisco last
C. Mccarthy, of San Francisco, came to the city
yesterday.
George W. Mestay, Clerk OF the last Assembly, i:
in the city.
Ex-Governor William Irwin came up from sar
Francisco yesterday.
Mrs J. DoIman and Mrs Il. Newton, of Lincoln
came 70 the city Yesterday
Mrs A. Caminetti, wife Of the Asssmblyman from
Amador, arrived in the city yesterday.
Among the passengers on the train for San Fran
cisco yesterday were George Hearst George Flor
noy, Judge George Williams, Greed Raymond and
wife, Senator Henry Vrooman, E. f. Leake, A. G.
Freeman and Hugh J. NOLAN.
Mr. and Mrs. D. NJ. Blank we're the recipients o.
a sheet and,pillowcase surprise party at the later
national Hotel on Wednesday evening. About
thirty couple OF their friends were present. Dane
ing and feastiug were INDUCED in until about
o'clock, when the party dispersed
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel: J. Mooney
Yuba; j. c. Wolfzl1iI. solano; j. s Bullock and
vile J. G. Hill and wife, Chicago Mrs. L. z Will
cox, Miss E. B. Posten. Jscinto; I. F. Osborn, W
Fl. AdamsOn, T. McMullin, s. 3. Whitehead Il
Adams, Il. A. Craig T. P. RiOrdan, James Cross, F.
H. Hart, John Cashin, E. 2, Mareelus, San Fran
cisco.
The tenth anniversary party Of the Heiterkei;
Social Cub given at Turner Hall last evening
The dance programme contained twenty dances and
was not concluded until a late hour. The floor d.
rector was I. c. Jurgens and the floor managers
! Herman Fisher, II. A. Guthrie and j. Wheel, Jr
The Committee OF Arrangements were j. Wheel, Jr
| T. c. Jurgens, f. Hagelstein, c. Phleger, a Bun.
kel, Herman Fisher and H. Guthrie.
The Improved Order Of Red Men gave a prone
made concert and bali at Armory Hall last evening
There are four tribes IN this city, the Red jacket
owosso, Red Cloud and Cosumnes, and all took
part in the entertainment. The Arrangement and
Reception Committee were Nelson Wilcox, Charlie:
Rood, James Popert, A. G. Taylcr; J. G. Jeffress
IT. NJ 3. Horne, Grove L. Johnson, }. J. Buckley
F. &. osler, ]. o. Hector, +. c. Hopkins and JohE
c. Miller The crowd which assembled was beyond
the capacity Of the hall when dancing commenced
thus showing the esteem in which the Order and the
Sacramento members are held. The floor director
was E. B. Osler. The floor managers were as fol
lows c.. d. Katzenstein, A. Schaden, D. T. Bever
idge F. J. Bidwell, J. A. Gibson, Al. Olson, G. W
J Nichols, o. n. Cronkite. The dance programme
| contained twenty numbers Supper was serYsl IL
the north end of the hall, J. D. Smith being the
caterer
The officers Of the Hibernia Benevolent Society
gave banquet at W F. Petersons dinihg-room.
last evening 20 a number Of invited guests. Aftsl
partaking Of bounteous spread, gotten up in IN;
caterers best style, the President, W. J. 0Brien
/ arose and made few remarks on the Society. h
said the occasion was the thirteenth anniversary
the foundation Of the Society, it having beer
! I rmed on January 81, 1870, with twenty mem
bers. P. A. Murphy, row Of Oakland, was the frs
/ President. On January IL, 1881, it was ineorpo
rated under the laws Of the State is now an incor
I porate body, and is good financial basis, th.
last report showing that there was 81 500 70 tn,
credit Of the society. At the close Of hisreu ars HI
proposed as a toast The day we celebrate, whicf
was drank and responded to by Major p j. Harvey
| Judge J. w. Armstrong responded to the toas
g The JudiciarT-n number Of other tozsts wer'
proposed and responded to during the evening. A
a late hour the party dispersed