Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-02-22
socLAL ANp PEReoNAr.
.x.senator Watson Is IN Az oit,

Ex-senator Watson is in the city.
William H. Mills arrived in New York yesterday.
DR.. obed Harvey, OF Gait, was in the city yester-
day.
N. c. Healyea, of Cold Hill, went through to his
home last evening.
Leroy Foss, a former resident of Sacramento was
il the city yesterday.
Postmaster Hopping and W. F. Knox came home
from San Francisco yesterday.
Colonel Bliss and A. c. Hamilton, Of Carson. went
through TO their homes last evening.
Sheriff Mccoy, Of Yuba, came up from San Fran
cisco and went home in the afternoon.
Mayor William Jennings and Mr. and Mrs. Isaac
Jennings, Of Salt Lake City, are among the overland
passengers to arrive this morning.
F. H. Russell, a member OF the Pioneers. went
East last evening. 1t is twenty-nine YEARS since be
has beer home" De will be gone for some weeks.
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel s. L. Daniels,
G. 3. Daniels, Chico; Mrs W. H. Brown, Single
Springs; j. P. Hink, Woodland Charles A. Garter,
Red Bluff; A. NJ. Hardie, San Luis Obispo; w. S.
Jennings, Michigan Bar 0. Harvey and fami /.
Gait; I. ". Jeffrees, Oakland; T. E. West, D. .ch
Flat Miss Emma s. Buck, Miss Birdie Buck, sFaea-
vile; Louis Seidner, W. r. Flener, tlEs. NJ. 4.
Elener, f. B. DAVIS, f c. Hall, l. S. Titus, C. II.
FairbrOther, J. ". Dolan, W, T. Bag EFT g. P.
Livermore, San Francisco.
About $50 friends Of the members of Friendship
Council, Order of Chosen Friends, assembled, at in
sion was the first annual reunion OF the Council.
The evenings entertainment opened by an address
delivered by r. o. Cravens Deputy Grand Chief
Counselor. The address treated of the origin and
standing of the Order, and was very ably
prepared. The delivery occupied over half
an hour. Dancing was then commenced and kept
up until late hour. The Floor Committee were
II. E. Hornein, +. B. Hornston, A. Weimann, G. W.
Newman and Fred kim. An intermission was
taken shortly after II O'Clock, and all repaired to
the basement, where bounteous supper had been
prepared The Arrangement and Reception Com
mittee we're Mrs. S. E. Glover, Miss E L. Putnam,
Mrs. z. R. Tiel, Mrs. j. Danioth, Mrs. f. Weimann,
J. C. Glover, Fl. E. Rornieln and n. {. White
Last evening social was given in the lecture.
room of the Westminster Presby terrain Church. The
room WIS filed far beyond its seating capacity The
pastor, Rev. H. II. Rice, expressed surprise at the
immense crowd present, but a greater surprise
awaited him. After the opening the following short
programme was rendered Solo, Miss Cooper; re-
citation, Maud Davis; solo, Miss Bidwel recita-
ton, playing Grandma" by Edith
Stevens flute solo, Mr.. Cooper re-
citation, Mr.. Yandercook; reading, Mrs. Risden.
David Fslconer then stepped forward and, With a
neat little Speech presented the pastor the part
Of the congregation, with very handsome heavy gold
watch. The surprise was so complete and the Pres-
ent so beautiful that for moment the pastor was
marks, rendering his heartfelt thanks. Refresh
menis were then served, end at 4 later hour than
usual the assemblage disperssd The watch bears
on The outside handsomely engraved monogram
containing the letters 4. H. r" On the inside Of
the case is the following inscription Rev. H. II.
Rice, from the Westminster Presbyterian Church,
Sacramento, Cal February q, 1851"