Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-02-14
SOCIAL AID PERSONAL.

Ex-sherif Walker, Of Reno, New, is in the city.
Fish Commissioner Dibble, of Grass Valley is in
the city.
Paul Shirley, prominent cattle dealer Of Nevada,
is in the city.
Mrs ]. B. Wright west to San Francisco yester-
dry afternoon.
Mrs Governor Stoneman returned from San
Francisco last evening.
T. a. BelcheT, Of Marysville, late OF Governor
Perkins staff, is in the city.
Philip Deidsheiner, the mining expert, went to
Placeryi!le yesterday morning.
Drury Melone and Greed Raymond and wife came
up from San Francisco last evening.
[. Mallows of Dutch Flat, YVES in the city yester-
day, but returned home in the afternoon.
c. R. Greathouse, Thomas H. Reynolds and W. t.
Basgett, of San Francisco, are in the city.
John p Irish, of the Oakland Times has been ap-
pointed the staff OF Maj General Turnbull.
Miss johnson, daughter of Grove l. johnson, has
returned from four weeks visit to San Francisco.
| e Thomas Fox, Assemblyman from Storey county,
Nevada, returned home from San Francisco last
evening.
Joseph R. wilkinson Assistant Chief Engineer Of
the Central Pacific Railroad went to San Francisco
yesterday.
TIE weekly reception of Mrs. Governor Stoneman
will take place at the Laugham Hotel this afternoon
| and evening.
L " y,
home yesterday upon six weeks visit to Washing
ton Territory.
E. E. Ames and family removed yesterday to San
| Francisco Mr.. Ames will at once take charge Of
the Pacific coast agency Of Studebaker & Bros. Man
ufacturing Company.
Harvey r. williaI, Jr., appointed on the staff OF
Governor Stoneman, is member of the firm of A.
| Carlisle & Co., statoners, and prominent society
gentleman of San Francisco.
Major Frank Mclaughlin, of 0roYille and Presi.
dent of the Miocene and the Big Bend Mining Com
panies, Butte county will arrive this morning from
athree-months trip to the Eastern Ststes.
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel H. c. Shaw,
! Stockton S. T. Dibble Grass Valley; William
Johnston, Richland; Mrs. w. Earll, Chico; d. P.
burst, Wheatland ; Mrs 3. Kay, Oakland; A. B.
We5be-, William Locke, CORTLAND; L. A Gould,
| Daysvie; Ed. E. Leake, Dixon; r. Low, New
! Almaden L. Laniecker, Placerville; II. G. Shaw,
Stockton; George E. Williams, Placerville; Lewis
Shearer, Oakland II. II. Woodrough, Cincinnati
Dr. Fukins, Napl W. I. Baggetf, c. r. Greathouse
H. G. Staab, 7. H. Reynolds, P. ]. 0'Connor, W. G.
Graves d. Coblentz, G. A. Heinlin, o. r, johnson,
Drury Melone, II. Cowell, H p Livermore, T. s.
| Fay, Greed Raymond and wife, San Francisco.
The sixth annual invitation party of the Sscra
menty Paror, Nc. s. Native Sons OF the Golden
West, was given at Armory Hall last evening. Toe
Committee OF Arrangements. consisting OF Clarence
f. Parker, Frank D. Ryan, William Fawcett Ed. +.
! Coin, Ed A Lag ave, Robert I. Devlin, Charles L.
Arlington, Peter c. Jurgens aud John T. Stafford
had previously prepared the hall for the evening"
was beautifully festooned with evergreens in
wreaths and steamers, and pendant from the
ceiling were sixteen hRndsonse banners These bore
| emblems and notices as follows 1--WE Weclomt
Our Guest - q Mental Improvement - (" Organ
lied March %, IS IS ;" Sacramento PArlor, No.
3 - a A Tender Spot in Our Hearts for the Native
Daughters, y Social Intercourse y We Strive 70
Elevate the Mental Faculties = g Admission Day,
! Septembera 2, 1850 Our Sixth Annual :" Sons
OF the Pioneers;p Mental Beusdt :" "Peter II.
! Burnett, First Governor Of California; - "Vig
I iIastpa ttounsnitfap 1s51-i55-'5R May
/ parity. Attend Us Ever = "Suttsr's Mill
Gold Discovered 18th January, ISIS" Com.
modore Sl0at - Monterey, July z, 1916
Watson. Baebe 4 Grants string band, Of thirteen
pieces, furnished the music for the evening They
1 were stationed q platform at the north end Of
/ the main hall, the platform being decorated With
evergreens and ce.ors and entirely surrounded with
/ growing hut-h0use plants Notwithstanding the
inces5ant rain Of the earlier pa1t Of the evening
there were over six hundred people in attendance.
H.nrF Lunsted H c. CantwelT and Geo. C. Keher
represented California Parlor, No. l, OF San FraI-
c SEQ. W. J. Mckee, Past President OF Pacific Par
| Tor, No. TO- Of Amador, was present; and from
Roseviiie, representing Eureka Parlor, No. L. were
I P. D. Pratt, w. G. Darling and E. Doran. Coz
&c music was discoursed BY the and for an
| hour, beginning at o'clock. At 9 O'CLOCK
! the dancing beFan, with q grand march
/ and Calsdonian. This was followed with nineteen
/ other dances, intermissioa being taken at mid
night to partake Of supper Calcium lights were
used, giving a variety Of colors The supper wa;
| served in the 50 L" portion Of the main hall, on
! three tables extending the entire length, Henry
Fisher being the caterer. On each of the outside
covers of the programme OF dances was the repre-
senEation OF a huge grizzly bear, holding
| in his front paws shield. On one shield
was Sacramento Parlor, No. 3, Natiy.
! Sons sixth annual, hrmorv Hall, ST. Valentine;
eve Tuesday, February Is, 1883, and on the re
( verse shield the monogram Of the order. The Re
csption COMMITTEES OK the evening were H. Clay
/ Chapman, Henry A. Hebron, Frank p Lowell
! CLOVIS T. Latirave, Thomas Fox, John A. Meyers
] (..orar, 81 ARK Ed ii Kraus and Charles w tsari
nsr Fh- Ioor Director President Harry w
Hlays, aud the Floor Committee as follows: Charlie
N Post, Henry C. Lester, Robert Il. Hawley, Fred
IS. Hou.toa, Charles Sellingsr, Bsrt Kidder, Johr
BnTett Georse hilbert. The party was success
! in every PARTICULAR sad sbowA the popularity q
| voIing mon Who eongnose SacraInen,o parlor