Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-06-01
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL
Senator Routier was in town yesterday.
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Senator Ropter was in town yesterday.
Dr. W. R. Cluness went to Colusa yesterday.
L. W. Buck, of yaeayille, was in the city yester-
day.
Mrs. Charles Crocker will arrive in the city this
evening.
wv. Meiss and A Mcclure, of the Laguua are
in town.
Simpson Finnell, Of San Francisco. is stopping at
the Capital.
F. B. Curtis and wife, Of Stockton, are at the
State House
A. Meyers and Thomas Armstrong, of Costumes
are in the city.
Captain E. D. shirland, of Auburn, was in the
city yesterday
Thomas Gaffney and wife, Of Michis an Bar, are at
the Eldred House.
j. L. Huntoon and family have gone to Pacific
Grove for few weeks.
Miss Carrie Morrison, who has been i'll for some
time, s now convalesceLt.
John c. Coleman and vile of Grass Valley, have
returned from visit to San Jose.
&c Newton and family have changed their res
idencs from Petaluma to Lakeport.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. H. Graves, OF Los Angeles, are
visiting their parents in Santa Rosa.
Rev DR.. Stsbbins and. wife passed through the
city last evening, en- route to the East.
A. Abbott, Cashier of the California State Bank,
returned from San Francisco yesterday.
w. r. Chamberlain. of Reno. plssed through the
city yesterday, en- route to San Francisco.
United States Marshal NJ. N. Drew and wife left
on the 11:40 train yesterday for Los Angeles.
Mrs. Josephine Dunn, Of Shasta, is in Chico on
visit TO the family of her brother J. F. FoIdham.
Mrs. Matteson, daughter Of Judge Johnson of
Nevada City, has returned from her visit to Ven
tura.
Mrs Cofren and her daughter, Mrs. G. Bailey, of
Oakland will arrive this evening on visit to Mrs.
]. r. Watson
The youngest editor in the State is Edward ].
Liyernash, of the CIoyerdale Sentinel. He is only
10 years OF age.
James L. Gould, Superintendent Of the Gold Run
NINE passed through the city last evening, route
to his home at Dutch Flat.
Dr. Fitzgerald, who has been whiting relatives in
this city for the past few days. returned to his
in San Francisco yesterday.
Captain Fred NearY will leave Monday morning
for the Sandwich Islands, to be absent two months
he goes in search of health.
John DriscolI, of Live Oak; william Mitchell, OF
San Francisco, and Assemblyman Doty, of elk
Grove, were in the city yesterday.
Mrs r. f. Lane and daughter Josie, OF st Helena,
left Wednesday for the East gcing to their old home
in Springfield, Mo. They expect to be absent two
or three months.
Miss Matte Culbertson, who has beea visiting for
several months past st the home of her uncle, 7. II.
Epley in Browns valley, Napa county, returned
Monday morning to her home in Placerville.
Mrs. E. B. Croker, Mrs ~ T. Crouch and
Charles F. Dillman, who left for Colorado Springs
short time ago by the way OF the Southern Pacihc,
will arrive Ia Sacramento this morning on the Cen
tral Pacific overland.
Misses Mae Hopkinson and Minnie Wallace, of the
| Young Ladies' Seminary, Napa, started for their
! homes in Tombstone, Arizona, on Sunday sftsr-
Moons train. They accompanied by A. o..
Wallace, Under Sheriff Of Coehss county, Arizona.
| John II. Martin, of oroyiIle, inventor Of an i'm
proved hydraulic elevator for working gravel mines,
has gone TO Gunnison City, Colorado, under an en-
gagement 10 company Of capitalists, vino intend
| 10 open and work hydraulic mines Oh the GunDison
river.
! Mrs. E. A. Lasher, Mrs II. E. Gates and Miss E
E. Booth, Of the Collegiate Institute, Napa, have
| gone East 70 spend the summer vacation Miss
Matte Warren, VINO hiss been visiting her aunt Mrs
S E Holden, in Napa, for over a year, accompanied
them as FAR as her home at Mount Vernon, Iowa.
a party consisting OF Emma wieders, Alice VII.
| son, George Mcfarland, pcrl Davis, Nellie Todd
Susie Folger, orpha Gibson, George Tenbrook Al
| fred C0ppin, Dexter Dunphy, l. E. Vandereoot and
| Edgar Riyett, had private picnic Wednesday al a
cherry orchard fourteen miles from the city on the
| American river rozd.
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle EoteI: Z NJ Ward,
Chicago e Greene, Cincinnati; A. c. Earle,
| Philadelphia; c. A Edwards, Santa Barbara
Richard Burke aud wife, MEMO; L. W. BUck, Yaea.
| vile !; A. a Merrill, Boston; J. G. Coin, T. s.
Belcher, AArysyllie P. J. l. Sels, Prof John ,.r-
ton Pomeroy, Mrs Pomeroy, San Francisco.
A clique ct young society debutantes have found
It excellent 70 adore Madame Modjeska. They have
| taken her TO their hearts and TO their drawing
rooms Last Suusisy night she read at Miss agnes
Tosinis California street The rooms were
racked- Miss Tobin read with Madame Modieska.
of 20 ardent 8 nature is their devotion that this
1 evening, when their idol plays Marie Stuart, the
young ladies' cherish plan Of going upon the stage
| with her as her maids O. honor.
Among these present - the Nils Sensir a-y CON-
| raeucenent wednesday, were lawrence Barrett
| Jnsiye T. 5. Beicher and \. D. Rideout, OF Mzrys-
| vile; r B. Blowers, Of Woodland T. Roper Of
Gilroy Hon E D. Sawyer. ex-4syor A. J. Bryant
| Dr. l. E pwiEeli, q SAcrsmento Rev. Dr.. Wythe
| Rev Dr. Noble, James P. Pierce, OF Santa Clara
| Charles Mclaughlin, George c. Eiwa-ds, ex-Post
/ master n Stone, Major Henry c. Dane, /. "
| Merrill, ". C. Belcher and d.. James simpson.
EzThe NAY party field 1t jacobs Hal on wednes
4 aay evening visa one a the most enjoyable soczl
occasions that has tsken plzes ID this city for long
tine Nearly all dancing 5ocistes Of the city had
| SUSPENDED durlag the summer season. but fsE
/ voting men took notion that they wanted one
/ acre darce Rnd they accordingly arranged pro-
! grarnEre OF ffteeG dances, ordered some refresh
sents ana invited ateus ETY. 81 their friends 10
ssnbfs. With abe rasuit as stated The evening was
exceedingly pleasant, not beng ~ exceedingly 10;
a. The hSf dom int pressing Exce.ie1. music
! for SAasirg Fas fas7iizhed by Wsssoa FiscE'
hsua q six pieee=- The fioor Dirsctas Eas J. Az
drezf Gil and Eh- cor AznEEsrs Esre .
Edward NFigkt, z Alfred fet-ies sn5 c.