Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-12-01
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.


John C. Gray and wife, Of oroville are in town.
C. c. Fugett and Eberle ireland are in the city.
Professor C. E Blanchard, of Folsom, is in the
city.
Mrs. A. calden and daughter, of Chico. came to
the city yesterday.
NJ Arnold and Harry Lathrop came up from the
Bay last evening.
Isasc Bequa came up from the city last evening,
en- route TO Virginia City.
Mrs Louis Phillips of this city, left Yesterday for
visit to San Francisco friends
Mrs F. L. Southack and ftmily, OF San Francisco,
are visiting Sacramento for few days.
Frank D. Ryan and his bride were passengers on
the train from San Francisco last evening
General John F. Sheehan and Professor E c. At
kinson came up from the Bay last evening,
Bishop wirgtieli will arrive from the East this
afternoon, en- route to his home at Benicia
Miss Florence Penn the teacher of the public
school at Franklin, was in the city yesterday.
Miss Lottie Grunsky. Of Stockton, spent Thanks
giving in Sacramento, the guest Of a. H. Powers.
c. Gruusky, OF the State Engineers department,
has returned from the southern part of the State.
F. H. Powers who is attendiug school at Berkeley,
spent mis- Thanksgiving with his folks in this city.
P. Flaherty went to Woodland Yesterday. where
he was summoned a witness in case pending be-
fore the Superior Court.
Senator Perry and wife, who have been visiting
the family OF F. X. Dray in this city, returned to
their san Francisco home yesterday.
Major Leigh Hunt Of the editorial staff OF the
Breeder and SpoftS00H, was in the city Yesterday.
Tie has been attending the field trial Of dogs near
Folsom.
George F. Wittenbrock departed a few evenings
since for the Eastern States 20 be absent year or
He will transact business for his father with
different hop merchants.
Manuel Castro, who left this city for Mexico some
months since, will arrive home to-day While in
Mexico he stricken with yellow fever, and for
few day his life was Goss4-ed Of.
Judge R. \. Thompson and wife, Of San Fran
cisco, accompanied by their daughter, Miss Thomp-
son, visiting in the city, the guests Of Mrs
i. H. Rice. They return home on Monday.
Betty and Daisy, twin daughters Of s Wasser.
man, party Thursday af ernOon to about forty
Of their Young friends, it being their eleventh birth
day. Mr. aud Mrs Wasserman entertained large
plumber of guests the same evening.
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel yesterday W.
J. Shreeve, P NJ Nippert, D. c. Jacobs, I, 5. Han
na San Francisco j. e Blossom, Blttle Mountain
C. E. Trip, Cleveland, O; DR.. Geo. NJ. Butler and
wife, New York Mrs. A W. Feltiug, Laramie City;
A. Gossell. Miss Gossel Los Angeles DR.. DeDerky
II. X. johnson, city.
F. P. SheIlabarge and Mis- Sadie L. Denham were
united in marriage at the residence Of the brides
parents, Dry Greek, Sacramento county, on the
evening Of the goth. Intimate friends Of the con
tracing parties to the number of about forty
present. After the ceremony bOunteous feast
given, to which all did justice The newly married
couple will spend their honeymoon in the orange
groves Of Los Angeles
Thursday evening large number OF the friends
OF Mr.. and Mrs. II. NJ. Hoyt, Of Woodland pro
ceeded TO their residence Court street and gave
them genuine surprise it being the thirteth an
niversary of their wedding. Mr.. aud Mrs Hoyt
the recipients of 4 large number Of useful and
valuable presents, and the evening was passed most
pleasantly by all in attendance. AT reasonable
hour the merry party broke up, all present uniting
in wishing Mr.. and Mrs Hoyt many happy returns
of the day.
The friends OF Mr.. and Mrs. J. II. Stubs rendered
them surprise party at their residence Wednes-
day evening, to celebrate their wooden wedding it
being the fifth anniversary OF the ma rage. The
company were pleasantly entertained by the host
and hostess. instrumental and vocal music was en-
Joyed, and the time passed merrily until - O'clock
when bountiful collation. was served The party
did not break up until half past l. The presents OF
woodenware were numerous and varied. An origi.
nal poem written for the occasion was read.
Arrivals at the State House yesterday; Pleasant
Crew. Mrs. William Jackson, o. 5. Tyrrell Al John.
son, Walnut Grove; }. Mclaughlin, Volcano J. NJ.
Belcher, MIS-. Belcher, Miss Becher, Costumes;
William Raffety and wife, Charles Qugsle, J. r.
Cameron, C. B. Howard, 5. Kreeger, a. d. Oakley
F. NJ Sawyer, George T. Snow. Samuel Trouty
George Tapping, Gait: Owen T. Davis, H A. Par
ker, Brighton; }. B. Smith, HOrcut Yuba county;
Charles A. INITIAL, Detroit, Mich; J. G. Woods,
Chicago ILL.,; c. b. Brown St Helena ; G. W. Chap
man, c. W. Henclay, Winters W. II. Atkins, Elk
Grove George W. Whitaker and wife, Theodore
Bird and daughter, Boston, Mass r. W. Bray, Ply
mouth; j. E. Pratt, Cosumnes.
The Bric-a-BraC Club reception given at the res
idence Of H. Weinstock last evening was one Of the
most successful, as it the most intellectually
satisfying, entertainment by that association There
was large attendance and several guests from San
Francisco. The host and hostess were unremitting
in hosplta6le attentions The ladies CT the Club
served seasonable luncheon. In behalf Of the art
section, some wel-eXecuted and tasteful flower pan
els i'll oil, by Miss Kendall the artist attracted de-
served attention. Mrs ). Tryon exhibited some
good work in oil-h1wer panels and Mrs Hugh
son attractive floral ornamentation in oil
as also q handsome example of table
scarf ornamentatiOn III fine embroidery
Miss Weeks exhibited creditable flower panels in OIL
aud Miss klipPel noticeably good crayon portrait
The regular exercises were conducted with c. E.
Grunskey presiding, and J. F. Cooper as musical
director In behalf Of the music section. Miss Lizzie
GT. tim gave piano solo and presided subsequently
as accompanlst. Mr. Neale gave arraCg cement for
the flute from Faust" and Mr.. Sanhoru sang Mil
alas When the Tide Comes In, and for an encore
a ballad. The three performers were cordially
and justly appauded The literary sec
ton presented the evenings theme
characteristic examples Of the work
Of James Russell Lowell as a poet critic satrist
and humorIst, Miss Amelia Dugan and Miss Me
Gam reading respectively, after the Funeral and
" The Oak" Miss Flora Weeks read an original pa
per happily and gracefully, embodying gems Of
criticism by Lowell, and Miss Powers read a paper
by the Chairman OF the section giving examples OF
LowelPs wit and humOr. The most marked portion
OF the programme, however and which proved the
most satisfactory part Of the entertainment was an
exhaustive, scholarly and critical es innate OF the
work. style and motive of the poet in an essay pre-
pan ed ana read by Coonel J J. Ayres.