Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-06-02
socIaL AND PERSONAL.

A. L. Hart returned from Colusa Yesterday.
Mrs c. T. Jones has gone for brief visit to Max
well.
Judge Thompson, of Sonoma, was in the city yes
terday.
P. F. Sect returned yesterday from Portland,
Oregon.
Howard r. johnson has returned from trip to
the mountains.
Miss Claude De Forest of San Jose, is visiting her
mother in this city.
L, Heeht and family, of San Francisco, returned
from the East yesterday
S. E. Darlington left yesterday for a visit 10 the
buhaeh farm near MERGED.
B. C. Brier has been in Auburn the past week as
official reporter Of the Superior Court.
H. s. Graves, of Suffer county, who went East
some time ago, Will arrive home to-day.
Misses Annette and Minnie Marden, Of DavisvilIe,
visiting Miss Fannie L. Cornwell, of Napa.
Mrs F. L. Sowthack and family, of San Fran
cisco, are visiting Sacramento for few weeks,
W. B. Ball, of this city, leaves this afternoon for
a tour to Tahoe aud other lakes of the Sierras
Senator Edmunds and party have returned from
the Yosemite valley, and in San Francisco
Miss Mamie Drew, of Gridley, Butte county, is
spending few weeks with friends in San Francisco
Arthur Brown, Superintendent OF Railroad Bridge
Construction, came down from MarYsville yesterday.
Mrs t. H. Moore and her daughter Nellie leave
Grass Valley in few days for visit to the Eastern
States.
josiah Stanford, of Oakland, eldest brother of Le
land Stanford, left Thursday for visit to the East
ern States.
Among the Slcramentans who returned last even
ing from San Francisco were a. C. Freeman, N L.
Drew and DR.. Gardner.
Miss Josephine Legre, sister OF Mrs. Fred. Wager
(nee Stuckenholzl, will arrive this morning from
Europe by the overland train.
George W. Rice, agent of the Occidental and ORR
I do
| friends, went to Lake Tahoe last evening.
Mr. and Mrs. E. Pagan, of Grdley we're present
this week at the graduation Of their daughter Mamie
at the College of Notre Dame, San Francisco.
Mrs. A. Powell, OF Vallejo, with her daughters
Misses Florence Eva and Blanche-has taken rooms
at the Windsor Hotel, st. Helena, for the summer.
Jennie L. Green, George E. Knott, K NJ Lawson
and Edith C. Smith, Of this city, among the re-
cent graduates of the State Normal School at San
jose
very enjoyable birthday surprise party was
given Tuesday evening to Martin Boyle at his resi-
deuce, Twenty. first and NJ streets, by number of
his friends.
NJ D. Fairchild has retired from the management
of the Orovile DAILY and Weekly Mercury Mrs.
DeMott. the propretress, will hencetorth conduit
the business.
A. D. Glaze, of Rocklin; J. NJ Wilson and Miss
Loria Wilson, Of Red Bluff d. E. Sparks, c. A.
Bierce snd A. II. Burrell, Of Oakland, came to the
city eesterday.
Governor Stoneman will deliver address at the
Trt nnial Conclave on August goth, on the occasion
of the reception of the Grand Master upon the ari
val Of the Grand Eueampment of the United States.
Captain Fred Neary yesterday received word that
the steamer for the Sandwich Islands will sail from
San Francisco this afternoon and he will leave for
the Bay this mOrnng to take passage for the Islands,
He will be absent about two months
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel: Wash Ma
rion, Chicago Miss Mile Z. Walsh, San Jose NJ.
L. Hammer city; Naph. 3. Greenfield, T. D. John
son. L Van Heit, S. Z. BlAkely John S. Mitche
U. S. Brewster, w. F. Reynolds, G.. W. Simmons,
Adoph Mack, W. II. Brown, San Francisco.
Among the recent graduates from the State Nor
Beatty. OF Yuoa Lizzie NJ Clark Of Amador F.
Belle FaIrlee, Of Suffer Susie NJ. Gilmore, of III
Dorado; Katie johnson, Of Yoo; Msry L. Jones, Of
FL Dorado Effie J. Kelsey, OF Suffer; Annie o.
Murphy, of Placer; K. j. Sinott, Of Sierra Mollie
E. Walsh, Of FL Dorado Dora b. Washburn, OF
Calaveras; Kate f. Watkips, OF Placer Fannie 2.
West, of Nevada Neli- L. Wicktram, OF Napa
The graduates at the Young Ladies' Seminary, Be-
ncIa were Miss Julia l. Bediug, Sto, ktOn Miss
Flora Il. Carroll, Sacramento Miss Belle A. Ellis
San Quentin; Miss Martha c. Pyle, Yreka Miss
Daisy A. Ryan, San Frabcisc) and Miss Minnie A
SpeFry, Of Oakland. :" Farewell the subj ct Of
the essay read by Miss Carroll comparing school life
to the tiny beeinning Of two Alpine streams which
aud khone. With deep affection she spoke Of the
school and teachers, also the beloved Principal,
passed away. gone TO her rest where there are no
farewelis. Mr.. and Mrs. J h. Carroll were present
at the commencement Wednesday, were also
number Of the Young lady's friends from this city.
The party returned 10 Sacramento accompanied BY
Miss Carroll on Thurs1ay evening. .