Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-06-07
SOCIAL AnD PERSONAL.

L. h Berry, Of sainzIe Springs, Is IN the city
Mr. and Mrs silas earle went to Stockton yester-
day
h. B. Hammond, Of Oakland, is at tbs Eldrsd
House.
VIM. Nelly johnson, formerly Of this city, Is Wis
ting Sacramento.
Dr. Pinkham did not leave for san Franeisco yes
Postmaster Charles Hopgood, Of MarYsviile, Was
in the city yesterday.
xAttorneF- General 10 Hamilton and Judge Hale
OF Auburn are in the city.
Frank Madden, Of Folsom, and Charles Swain, OF
Deer Creek, are IN the city.
Mr. aud Mrs. G. Il. SSingie, Of 1olo, arrived from
the East yesterday morning
Mn. W Knight, Of Sacramento, is visiting her
parents in FL Dorado county.
Mr. and Nrs. Erwin Kes.er and Miss Ella Cooper,
| Of Aapa, left Monday morning for the Yosemite
valley.
W G. Mark and Bony Lightner, Of Sacramento.
are among the overland passengers to arrive this
morning.
Mrs. George Gale and Mrs William Grissim. Of
Sacramento, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs = heDeruott
| Of oroyille.
Miss Emma Mecutehan. after lengthy visit to
her relatives Visalia, his turned to her home in
| Nevada City
Mrs. c. J. oyler and Miss Cassie Maupin left yes
terday evening on visit to Mrs. J. NJ. Stevenson,
near franklin.
Campers and visitors are beginning to pour into
IN large numbers.
Mr. NeAchan, proprietor of the Humboldt House,
the oasis in the desert" passed through the city
yesterday en- route to San Francisco.
II. P. Livermore and his bfide arrived yesterday
from the East, spent the day in Folsom, and pro-
ceeded last evening to San Francisco.
Miss Jose witteubrock who has been attending
school at the Sacred Heart Convent Oakland, has
! returned to spend her summer vacation.
Henry Bowman, formerly Of this city, came up
from san Francisco night before last, as he say to
ecol off" it is much cooler here than at the Bay
Mrs. L. Stone and family, OF Gridley Cal, are in
San Franchises, where they viii remain for six
months having reuted residence on Post street.
Miss Nellie Stone is attending school in that city
Senator Edmunds and party went up to the Nc
Cloud river few days ago by the willows route,
and returned yesterday by the way Of Marysville
goiBg through to San Francisco by the way OF
Stockton.
Spencer Cone, who has been attending ST. Angus.
tine College, has returned to spend his vacEtidS
with his father Judge Cone, Of America towss
ship. The young man won the gold medal in his
class the last term.
George King, proprietor of the eating ,hcuse al
Promontory, passed through the city yesterday en-
route to Sal Francisco. He will be the proprietor
of the eating establishment which is being con-
structed at Terrace, seventy miles this side of
Ogden.
Mrs R. B. Campbell, who has been spending the
winter and spring with her father DR.. Nixon, left
Sacramento last evening on the overland train for
her home in Milwaukee, Wis. Her father accom-
panies her as far as Ogden. at which place at
Cheyenne she viii be met by her husband.
The members of the Grand Lodge OF Masons, the
members Of the State Board OF Agriculture and
others from abroad, who in the city to partei
pate in the ceremonies OF laying the stone Of
the Agricultural and Industrial Exposition building,
left the city yesterday for their respective homes.
Ladies should remember that lilac and maize har-
monte; lilac and cherry form an agreeable hsr
mony; lilac and scarlet harmonic lilac and GRIM
son harmonic lilac, scarlet and white Tor blaek)
harmonic lilac gold color and crimson harmon.
ize lilac, yellow "a gold), scarlet and white har-
monte.
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel P. Redfeh,
Gus {. Dorm, C. Casper, VIM. Menser, Frank II.
Alec, San Francisco W. NJ. Lee, Red Bluff; 10
Hamilton, Auburn: VIM. G. Miller, New York 5.
NJ. Gautz Moline; j. A. Waterman Miss NJ. P.
Waterman, Gorham, Me-. II. d. johnson, Boston
A. B. Younans and wife, Utinono, MINI.
Last Friday evening twenty members of the
Young Mems Social Club of Nevada City called upon
MIR. and Mrs. D. E. Morgan, at their home, for the
purpose Of expeling Mr.. Morgan from membership
In the club, he having violated its most sacred ob-
cation by entering the married state. The newly
married man evidently pleased with the pro-
ceedings, fer the gathering invited INTO his par
Tors, and he did all in his power to entertain them
during the evening.