Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-01-12
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.
Mr.. E. c. Marshall has arriyed in the citv.

Mrs. E. c. Marshall has arrived in the city.
II. E and J. H. McCune, Of Dixon, are in the city
J. c. Ball, of Oakland, came to the city last even
ing.
Miss Alice Brinkerhof, Of Dixon, is visiting friends
in the city.
City Attorney Anderson has gone to San Fran
cisco on official business
General Cadwalader, Of Red Bluff, came up from
San Francisco yesterday.
Captain Charles Aull, of Wells, Fargo & Co.'S de
tective force, is in the city
J. W. Heating, Of this city, will arrive home BY
| the southern route to day.
H. weinstoek, one Of the proprietoEs OF the Me
chanics' Store, has left for New York city
James T. stratton viii be retained for some time
! as deputy in Surveyor General Willey's Office.
/ D. Fiat and family and Miss Flora Buck all Of
Sacramento, passed Omaha Yesterday, to arrive on
the 18Th.
| A. L. Hart and George E. Bates returned from
San Francisco yesterday, where they have been at
/ tending the Supreme Court.
Ex-Governor George C. Perkins left for San Fran.
cisco yesterday afternoon, but win return in time
| to attend the inaugural ball. Mrs. Perkins will
remain here until after the bali.
Miss Eta Lqvenson left for the East on wednes-
| day evening on visit to relatives in New York,
Philadelphia, and elsewhere. The Cantaleta Club,
of which she is a member, escorted her TO the depot
Before leaving her home the President of the Club
presented the young lady with handsome gold
pin The presentation was on behalf OF the members
| Of tie Club and evidence OF their esteem Miss
Lavenson viii be gone about year
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel W. A. Dayi-
son. Gold Run; Byron Randolph, Mexico w. II.
Miles, A. johnson, Forest City; F r Brown, Ma
dera; Miss NJ. Todd Grass Valley; S. w. Henry
| and daughter, Fresno; w. II. Lyons, Guy Smiley,
Stockton; John McComb, Folsom; j. Donnely,
Woodland Il. Harkinson, Dixon; W. A. Clark,
Benicia j. Koon, j. r. Davenport, Dixon; W. j.
Gayigan, W. NJ. Watson and wife, ii. Newell. Mrs.
L. P Stevens, /. c. James, J. Steinberger, l.. X.
Fuld, A. Marks Newton Philips, j. T. Hanland, Z.
McGary, Jr., Cltus Barbour, NJ. }. Alueus, Mrs II.
Newell, San Francisco; 7. B. Kicker, Carson; B. B.
Mckee, Pennsylvania.
The members OF Court Capitol of California OF the
Ancient Order of Foresters celebrated thesecond an
niyersary OF their Lodge at Turner Hall last
ing There was very large attendance, there being
pregent a number OF members of the Order from
Woodland, San Francisco and other places.
Music for the evening was furnished by Wat.
son & Fisch's full hand. The assembage
was called to order few minutes past o'clock, and
Deputy High Chief Ranger R. B. Harmon made a
few remarks, in which he spoke of the success OF
the Order and of Court Capitol in particular. "The
Foresters Grand March and Quadrille" followed,
which has never been introduced here before. The
next was song by al. Pritchard, which was fol-
lowed by solo by Mrs. Addie Carter. A
recitation was then given by Miss Minnie
Mcneil. The next on the programme song
by Miss Flessner, and the musical portion of the
programme closed with duet by Mrs. Adde Carter
and Charles Beaumont. The songs and recitation
were all admirably rendered, and received much ap
plause. No responses to encores allowed.
Several bouquets were rendered the performers
Miss Amelia BOIL presided at the piano. Dancing
began Immediately after the close Of the musical
aud literary exercises. There were eighteen dances
on the programme, and many extras were given.
George E. Mills acted as floor director. The floor
managers were AL. Pritehard Harry Carne, James
Mcbride, E. Levine, w. B. 0ldfeid, ]. W. Fountain,
F. Il. Joy aud Carl Leonard. The evenings enter
tainment was in charge of committees as follows
Arrangements-A Pritchard, f. Il. Joy, o. N.
Cronkite, R. n. McLennan, E. B. Harmon. Re-
ception--H. Longton, Grove L. johnson, R. B. Har-
mon, Thomas Bromley, William Roam, l. l.. Osgood
R. N. McLennan, o. N. Cronkite, DIR. A. E. Bruno,
Or. C. E. Pinkham.