Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-05-23
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.
J. H. Neff. Of Auburn. is in the city.
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j. H. Neff, OF Auburn, is in the city.
Mrs Dallman, Of Lincoln, is at The Capitol.
Theodore Winters left for Reno last evening.
W H. Wait, Of Butte City, is in Sacramento.
John Sandersou, OF Suffer Creek, is in the city.
George Schroth returned from San Francisco last
evening.
D. G. waldrcn, of the-Ssn Francisco Wasp. is in
the city.
Jesse Prethero and wife, of Plymouth, Amador
county, are in the city.
Mr.. and Mrs j. Borch, of Yolo, will arrive home
this morning by the overland train.
John F. Mclaughlin has been visiting his sister,
Mrs. Rose F. Lennors the last week.
Frank D. Ryan left last evening for Downievile,
where he goes to attend some legal business.
Assemblyman Johnston, Of Napa, is in the city
attending t. some cases before the Supreme Court.
George Peltier, former resident OF Sacramento,
but of Tuscarora, New, is in the city for short
visit.
Oliver and Henry Plummer of Live Oak, and
Mrs. Angie Mcintosh, of Dutch Flat, are at the
Ell 1red House.
to the city yesterday to assist in the construction OF
the new agricultural pavilion.
Mrs Chas. Elliott, wife OF the Superintendent Of
the Spring Valley Water Company, passed through
the city last evening en- route East.
Keep Len, a prominent Chinese tea merchant Of
Yokohama, accompanied by his wife, went East last
evening en- the overland train. They took the best
accommodations on the train.
Last evening, the first time for several years,
Andrew Rider came up as conductor OF the overland
train Since leaving the employ OF the railroad
company he has been in the grocery business, and
has served o term as County Clerk OF Alameda
county
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel: E. G. Stst-
son, James A. johnson, j. D. Thompson, W. Z.
Harris Julius Triest, Oscar Steiner, San Francisco
]. W. Ball, st. Louis; E. B. Dlna, New York E.
D. Sohier William s. Whitwell, Miss Nickerson,
Miss Soher Mrs. 0'Niel, Massachusetts,; W. H.
Lyons, Stockton; a. Hocfeimer, j. l.. Seawell,
willows; Sir John Lester Kaye, Lady Lester Kaye,
England John Mccomb, Folsom; T. B. Hickey,
Carson City G. B. Day, Bridgeport.
Yesterday Miss Lizzie Kerr, of Jackson, Amador
county Miss Mary Everson Mr.. Toombs and Mrs.
Heath of Elk Grove, left for the East to visit
friends, each in different States. Many Of their
friends came as far as this place to see them off.
Among them were Mrs. G. II. Kerr, Mr. and Mrs
Everson, Miss l. N. Springstead, OF Fix Grove;
Mrs S. G.. Spagnolia, from Clinton, Amador county;
Mrs Toombs, from Plymouth, Amador county.
Mrs D. B. Spagnolia started to come to Sacramento,
but at Elk Grove, in alighting from the carriage,
fell and received some injuries which detained her
at that place.
Last evening there assembled at the residence of
E. Lyon number of ladies and gentlemen, who at
haf-past marched to the residence of Mr.. and
Mrs Ben. WEIGH, S17 II street, and surprised that
couple by their sudden and unexpected call The
company was received with cordiaity, and the en-
tire house given up TO them. The occasion of the
surprise was the contemplated departure for the
East this evening of Mr.. and Mrs. WEIGH, who will
be absent for a considerable length of time The
old friends and neighbors of the lady and gentleman
therefore determined to give them good. by sur
prise. 1t was certainly a complete surprise. The
unbidden guests were made heartily welcome.
Speeches of greeting and good-by were made on be-
half Of the company by Mr.. Watson and others, aud
then the guests engaged in social diversions and
games. 1t 10 o'clock II. Fisher arrived with SUBJ
stantal luncheon, which served by the ladies Of
the assemblage. The occasion proved one of the
most agreeable and cordial gatherings of the sea-
son. Mr.. WEIGH is old and popular citizen, and
the spontaneous gathering to bid him good speed on
his Journey was sincere tribute to the esteem
in which he is held in the community.
Among those present were Mrs. J. R. Watson, Mrs.
Turner, Mrs. Ferris of San Francisco, Mrs. Muir,
Mrs Prentice, Mrs. S. Davis, Mrs. Woodson, Miss
Julia Goodell, Mrs. n. D. Goodell, Mrs. DIR. F. W.
Hatch, Mrs. j. H. Lewis, Mrs. R. B. Harmon. Mrs.
C. H. Cummings. Mrs. c. W. Clarke Mrs. N. Fl.
Foster, Mrs. H. Burnham, Mrs. E. A. Burr, j. R.
Watson, c. H. Cummings, r. B. Harmon, Mr.. Muir,
Mr.. Turner, ]. Il. Lewis, 81. Burnham, E. A. Burr,
N D. Goodell, Frank WEIGH, G. W. Clarke, N. II.
Foster Mrs. Payne, Miss Payne, Miss Weller, DR..
w. R. Cluness, Mrs. Norton, Miss Norton, Mrs W.
r. Cuness, Frank Schardin, DR.. F. W. Hatch, E.
Lyon, Mr.. Payne, VIM Sehardin.