Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-05-22
SOCIAL AND Personal.


B. F. Alexander left yesterday for Salinas City.
! Ben. Steinman went to San Francisco yesterday.
! Miss Belle Knox has gone to Santa Cruz for a
short visit.
| General 10 Hamilton, of Auburn, returned home
| last evening.
Mrs. SOL wasserman, Of this city, is visiting in
| San Francisco.
N D. Rideout and wife came down from Marys-
vile yesterday.
Miss Viola Tozer sister OF General Tozer, went
East last evening.
Louis Morgeustern, of the Janaueschek combina-
ton management, is in the city.
Sheriff Mccoy, Of Marysyille, passed through the
city yesterday route to Modesto.
A. c. Boley an old pioneer, is visiting Sacramento
after an absence Of some twenty years.
Miss Clara Hoppe and Miss Sarah Noe have gone
TO San Francisco for few weeks visit.
Information is wanted of the whereabouts Of Philip
Niles, formerly resident Of Grass Valley.
The commencement exercises of the State Uni
versity will take place one week from to-day.
Mrs T. B. Mcfarland and daughter, Miss Jennie
came home from San Francisco last evening
Senator and Mrs. Fred. Cox will go to Mills Sem.
mary to-day, accompanied by Miss Hattie McKillip
Rev. DIR. Barrows and family, OF San Francisco,
we're passengers on the overland train last evening
j. B. Walden, ex-Chief OF Police Of Napa, came
down from Shasta yesterday, en- route to his home.
Assistant Adjutant- General Tobin spent Sunday
as the guest Of Senator Router at the atters resi-
dence.
F.. C. Lusk, Of Chico, and Judge Belcher, Of Ma
rysvl,e in the city attending the session of the
Supreme Court.
Mark Thall, OF San Francisco, is in the city as
special representative for the coming Theodore
Thomas concerts.
S. A. Palmer, who has retired from the firm OF
Palmer & Sepulveda, will leave in few days for
Seattle Washington Territory.
VIM. Gwynn, who has been absent for several
months experimenting the work OF dredging Peta-
luna creek, has returned home.
Will R. Felter is in the city. He is men,
Der Of the firm of Felter Wood & Co., and will
side here permanently after June.
home accompanied by his wife, who has been visit
ing Mrs r. H. Petit IN Sacramento.
Rev T. K Beecher, the eminent divine Of Elmira,
N Y, was the guest Of Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Mcclure
of Dutch Flat for few days last week.
S. Farjeon, editor of the Concord Sun Contra
Costa county, was in the city yesterday and left for
home in the afternoon. He has been at Folsom,
where his wife is at present stopping with her
brother, J. H. Durham.
Madame Janaueschek will play an engagement of
four nights and matinee in this city, commencing
on the Both instant There will be presented dur.
ing the engagement "Mary Stuart" "Bleak
House." Mother and Son." "ZiIlah and " Marie
Antoinette"
William Fl. Ware, a pioneer resident OF Sscra-
mento county, arrived yesterday from "old yir
g1ny" He came here at an early day, his wife be-
ing the first woman who took passage on the
overland stage. He went back East about "a years
ago. He viii leave in a few days for Washington
Territory.
Tomorrow evening, st. Marks Guild, of Berke
ley, will tender reception to W. W. Deamer and
Miss N. A Ridge, of Grass Valley, both of whom,
during their four years residence at the University,
have been efficient workers for st. Marks especially
in the choir ard Sunday school. The reception
will be held at the residence OF Prof. Joseph LIE
Colte
]. r. Watson General Purchasing Agent c. P. R.
R.. General Master Mechanic A. ]. Stevens and wife,
and Master Car Builder Ben WEIGH and wife will
leave Thursday evening for Chicago, TO attend the
National Exposition of Railroad Appliances The
party will remain there about two weeks aud subse-
quently visit New York, Boston and other Eastern
places returning to Sacramento in about six weeks.
Arrivals ct the Golden Eagle Hotel: Milton H.
Burns, s. II. Talbot New York /. S. Belcher,
Marysville; F. c. Lush, Chico H. r. Goesser, New
York; 4. W. Moore, Pittsburg; 10 Hamilton, Au-
burn D. S. Bleyet, Cincinnati; Geo. L. Williams,
Placerville; H. A. Unruh, J. Woller, S. D. Jones, J.
W. Cahen, ]. S. o'Keefe T. }. Bergin Miss Kate
Mclean, e. Clark, wife and child, F. NJ French, G.
P. Cornwell, P. J. Lobensels, San Francisco.