Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-04-18
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.
E. W. Hale, Of Stockton, is in the city.

| E. W. Hale, Of Stockton, is in the city,
Mrs. Stoneman came home last evening.
Mrs. David Davis is said to be OF Aaron Burr's
family.
Miss Annie Walter, Of Vallejo, is visiting friends
| in San Francisco
Mrs. Peter Decker, Of Marysvie, is now on a visit
Judge Thompson, Of Alameda went through to
Auburn LAST evening.
Howard R. Johnson has returned from q weeks
| visit to San Francisco.
Director Boggs, of the Agricultural Society, came
to the city last evening.
Miss Madeline C. Desmone, OF San Jose, is visit
| ing her sister in this city,
Colonel E E. Eyre, of San Francisco, went through
| to Salt Lake last evening.
| Leslie Coombs OF Grass Valley has returned from
a two weeks visit to Oregon.
Mr.. and Mrs Edward wenlander, of Marvsville
arrived from the East yesterday.
| Dr. Edgar and wife, OF Los Angeles, are in the
| city, the guests OF Mayor Brown.
| DIR Gardner, J H. Carroll and Delmar E. Ashby
came home on the train last evening.
Mrs. General Longstreet, of Los Angeles, went
| through to Denver, Colorado, last evening.
1t is rnmored that the term OF Office of the Mar.
| quis OF LoTne will be extended another year.
The oratorio. Under the Palms." was given at
Chico last week by local singers with success
The disbursements Of the A. o. U. W. to the
heirs OF deceased members average over $1,000 per
| day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Galiatin, who came to the
city last Saturday, returned to San Francisco yes
| terday.
D. Z. Hurbut, OF Madison, was in town yester-
day, on his way to Bakersfield for a visit of a few
weeks
All the Odd Fellows Lodges are preparing to
unite in the celebration Of the coming anniversary
| of the Order.
went to San Francisco yesterday to muster in the
! new regiment.
Joseph H. Crane, who is well known in Vallejo, is
to marry Miss Julia W. Patterson at Dayton, Ohio,
| on the oath inst
The Old Fellows of Portland, Oregon, have
bopght a farm Of 40 acres, and will establish an
| Odd Fellows Home.
Miss Frances E. Willard of Chicago President Of
the Women's Christian Temperance Union, will visit
Sacramento May 18th.
Mr. and Mrs Andrew Jones, residing near San
Leandro have issued invitations for their silver we'd
ding anniversary on the 9th instant.
Alfred W. Burrell, OF Oakland, who has been 10
tine city in connection with the new Pavilion, re-
| turned to the Bay yesterday afternoon.
ND. Rideout has sold the Swezy RANCH contain
ing $40 acres, situated about three miles north of
Marysyille, to a. c. Gray, late of Oakland.
The alumrae of the Young Ladies Seminary of
Benica making arrangements for their annual
reunion which will occur this year on the 10Th of
May.
Dan Cooney, W. E Smith and Paul Schumacher,
of Marysville, have gone to Washington Territory,
with the intention of making it their permanent
homes
Norton Bush leaves for San Francisco this morn
ing be present at the banquet given the artists
by che Art Association this evening at their rooms
on Pine street.
There was grand ball given at Iowa Hill on the
9th inst and two prizes given to the best two waltz
cf fha nar mis- Gleason
and Miss Ida Smiley.
"The Ticket of Leave Man is now under re-
hearsa by the Fresno Literary Society. The pre-.
sentation OF drama of this character is no small
undertaking for amateurs.
Greed Raymond and wife, Of San Francisco, left
MONDAY for weeks vacation at Pariaso Springs. Mr..
Raymond suffering from severe cold, and felt
the need Of change OF air
young man of Lodi advertises for wife.
Where are the girls of San joaquin? TIE youth
has fine crop OF grain, and the rains have fallen,
ana there will be money in plenty fer the Wedding.
Ex-senator and Mrs. A. B. Carlock, of Fott Jones,
celebrated their china wedding on Thursday OF last
week, large number OF friends being present. who
enjoyed an excellent dinner and extended congTatu-
lations.
her possession fine autograph letter of John How
ard Payne IL is written on parchms mt like paper,
in hand as neat and graceful as copper-plate en-
craving.
The Los Angeles Times taxes Its people and the
city authorities to task for not extending the cour
teses of the city to Its late distinguished visitors
Judge Davis and wife, Chas. A. Dana Governor
Dorehemer and Elihu b. Wsshburne.
j. E. Sch field formerly confidential clerk with j.
E. Church, Of he'd Bluff, has sold out his business
in Canton Mo. He and his wife Will return to
| California in the future, and will probably
take up their residence again in Red Bluff.
Napa Lodge, o. o. F., had a social reunion last
Friday, with dancing and banquet. During the
hxrH n
in behalf of the Lodge, to Emanuel Manasse, Of
piece of silver. Manasse is about to leave for Eu-
rope.
About the first week in May Mr.. and Mrs. H.
G. Smith, of Sacramento, leave for the East for
three months visit. They will visit the Southern
States, making their point Of departure from New
Orleans and going across the country and probably
up the Atlantic coast, and thence home through the
Central States.
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel F. Talmadge,
Indian Valley; James A. Louttt, Z. W. Hale, Stock
ton, L. B. Woodwork, Oakland; John Boggs Co.
| lusa j. w. McGarry and family, Germantown Jake
Bash, New York; ]. NJ Mcuarty, Stockton; Louis
sloss Jr., Ed. E. Behrn, Rev A williams A. Powell,
| E. d. Kenfield W. N. Fale, Louis Hammersmitb,
| San Francisco.
There was very large representation OF the elite
| OF San Francisco and Sacramento society gathered
together in the psrlors of Mrs c. s. Ashe, No. 2S15
Sacramento street, San Francisco, on Friday evening
of last week. The occasion for the brilliant recer-
| ton given was the welcoming home Of the newly
married couple, Mr.. and Mrs. R. P. Ashe, who have
recently returned from their wedding tour in the
| East The mothers of both the bride and groom
resolved the guests, Mrs. Ashe and Mrs. u. b.
Croker being assisted by the guests OF the evening"
Mr.. aud Mrs. 4. P. Ashe and Mrs. William Ashe.
The Occidental Club dedication party at Red Bluff
last week was the most brilliant asssmbla2e seen
there IN long time. President Z. P. Freeman pre-.
sided, There were literary and nluseal exercises by
Mess.s. Bee her, Blood and Mayhem, and Mr.. Lee
aud Asyheg, aud c. a Garter, F, ], Mayhem and