Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-05-26
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

Mrs Robert Aitken, of jackson, is visiting Oak
land.
A. Elkus and wife left yesterday for San Fran.
cisco.
Miss Lottie Justo, Of jackson, has gone TO San
Francisco.
Miss Lizzie Bryan. of Oakland, is visiting friends
in Santa Rosa.
George champlis, Of Red Bluff, arrived in the
Jacob Spitz and Charles Davis, of San Francisco,
are in the city.
CE Van Horn, advance agent Of Sherman's Cir
Gus is in the city.
Mrs. Hull, of Woodland, went home on the even
ing train yesterday.
Col. A. T. De Lano press agent for Shermans
Circus, is in the city.
B. R. Croker came up from San Francisco on the
730 train last evening.
L. Miller and family will leave Volcano next week
for Les Angeles county.
Ex-Governor Basdell passed through the city last
evening, en- route to Reno.
To-day the family OF Wilkes Hall will leave Ne
vada City for Seattle, W. t.
Mrs J. F. Moody, of Truckee is visiting Napa and
will remain for several weeks
Theodore Ecknan and William Murray, Of Oak
land are at the Eldred House.
p R. Beckley was IN town yesterday, and left last
evening for his home at Franklin.
Mrs. l. A. Goldman, Of San Francisco, is visiting
this city, the guest of E. steinmaD.
Miss Ida Springstead, of Elk Grove, is visiting
friends in Jackson, Amador county.
c. Briggs and wife, OF Nicolaus, and A. J. Bump
and wife, of lsleton, are in the city.
jpn Wentworth, editor of the Resources Of
CdlitofasG. came TO the city Yesterday
A. Peterson and John Wallin, of Latrobe, FL Do
RADIO county, came to the city yesterday
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Attorney OF San Francisco, is in the city.
E. Black Ryan was in the city yesterday, and left
for San Francisco on the afternoon train.
Miss Theresa Rothschild Of San Francisco, is WIS.,
iting Sacramento, the guest of Rev. DR.. Bloch.
T. J. Filcher, Of Marysville. and Josiah Lowry
and wife, of Plymouth, are at the State House.
Grant Martin and Andrew Powell, of Benicia, and
J. j. Smith, of Auburn Station are in the city.
c. A. Grow, auditor of the motive power of the
railroad shops, went down to San Francisco yester.
day.
are on visit to San Francisco and either parts Of
the State.
J.w. Mccarthy, Clerk of the Supl...e Court, and
Deputy Clerk Williams will leave for San Francisco
this morning.
The engagement is announced OF Miss Emma
Newpaurer, of San Francisco, to julius Bamberger,
of Nevada City.
5. Calm and vile, VINO nave Deen visiting Sacra
mento the past week, returned to their home IL
Oakland yesterday
j. B. Campbell, who has been stopping at Auburn
| for some time has returned to Tahoe City. His
| health is much improved.
| Miss Mamie Steler, formerly of Grass Valley has
accepted an invitation to read the poem on Decora
ton Day at Eureka, New.
Robert Allen. the lessee of Agricultural Park se
companied by his son Eddie P, left on the overland
| train last evening for Salt Lake.
F. F. Free, Superintendent of the Truckee Divis
| ion of the G. P. R. r. passed through the city yes
| terday en- route to San francisco.
| NJ H. Savage, publisher of the Occident, viii
leave for Oregon and Washington Territory mex
| Wednesday, to be gone several weeks.
| Assemblyman A. Caminetti is to be the orator a
the Italian celebration in Amador county on the Sc
of june while A. Ginocchio will be President OF tn,
day.
| Major Robert Beck, late Secretary OF the Stat,
| Agricultural Society, came up from San Francisco
last evening, and will remain a lew days in th
| city.
| Mrs Hawlev. of Oakland is in Truckee. Sh,
went up to visit Mr.. and Mrs. w. Il. Fair, recently
| of Oakland, who have gone to Truckee to reside
| permanently.
Assembyman j. T. Campbell, of Santa Rosa, who
| has been on visit to his brother and other rela
tives in Missouri, will arrive home to-day by the
| Central Pacific.
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and Truckee Railroad, has resigned, to join hand;
with Parker & Lacy in mining machinery and rail
road supplies at Salt Lake City.
Herman Barklage, who has been attending the
business college in this city during the past year.
left last evening the overland train for his home
at Georgia Slide, in FL Dorado county.
| Professor Frank Soule, of the State University,
and his father-inlaw, d. Bacon, donor of the
Bacon Gallery to the University, left this week for
tour around the world, to be gone for year.
Charles McCreary and wife, of this city. are the
guests of John NJ Rhodes at Woodland. While in
Yolo county MIR. McCreary will visit the old home.
stead where he passed several years of his boyhood
Ross Coleman, son Of j. W. Coleman, of Oakland,
| appointed by Congressman Glascock TO the Naval
| Academy at Annapolis, has passed the entrance ex.
animation, and stands high in the class of twenty
| five.
Irving M. Scott, of the Union Foundry, San
Francisco passed through the city last evening,
route to Auburn. He was accompanied by Mr. and
Mrs. Wright and Mrs Wetherford, of San Fran.
cisco.
Miss Eva Gilmore, of Ell Dorado county, and
daughter of G. A. Gilmore, the celebrated Angora
goat man, has leased the Soda Springs Hotel al
Fallen Leaf Lake, near Talsc, and will run that
establishment the coming season.
s. s. McEwing, formerly OF this city, but who
moved to South Bend, W. T., two years since, has
returned to Sacramento for brief visit, and is the
guest of Ne son Schaffer he is highly pleased with
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel George C.
Peckham, st. Louis Miss 81. O. Shannon, Miss NJ.
Shannon, Newton, Mass; T. NJ French T. j.
Blakeney, r. A. Mccoy, G. L. Hovey, Thomas
R. Knox wife and child, E. c. Dake and wife, Isaac
(. Blake. San francisco.
Thursday the Native Sons of Marysville and Orc
vile held a very successful joint picnic at Gouds
Grove, about IL miles north of Marysville George
b. Baldwin, of Oroville, was the President of the
Day. A. F JONES' of Marysville, the orator,
Miss Mamie Cutter OF Marysville was crowned May
Queen.
make a rich harmony; black harmonizes with
maize, scarlet, lilac, pink and slate color black and
brown is dull harmony; black and drab Tor buff
harmonize black, white Tor Yellow and crimson
| harmonic; black, orange, blue and scarlet har.
monize.
The Nevada Transcript says: Assemblyman
Frank D. Ryan of Sacramento county, arrived in
town Wednesday evening, and yesterday morning
went to North Bloomfield to see the hydraulic mine
there. Mr.. Ryan was one Of the brightest minds in
the last Legislature and took fair position the
sickens question: which was more than some OF the
other valley delegates did.
The elegant residence of Senator Cox, at Twenty
first and Streets scene OF social gaiety last
evening. large number Of the young society
people of Sacramento assembled by invitation, the
occasion being a reception given to Miss Jennie
Cox who last week graduated from SHELLS
Young Ladies' Seminary, Oakland. The entire
mouse was thrown open 1Or the reception OF guess.
The spacious parlors filled with dancers during
the evening wbirlng, away the pleasant hours to
the tune of excellent music, furnished by Watson
Fishs Band. Owing to the warm weather in that
section of the town, the intermissions between
dances were somewhat lengthy. During one Of
these, an unusually long one, splendid supper was
served under tue direction of Fisher, the caterer.
Among those present were Mr.. and Mrs Q. w.
Clark, Judge and Mrs. Mcfarland, Judge
and Mrs Armstrong, Mayor and Mrs. J. Q.
Brown, Mrs. Fsrris Mrs. Richardson, Misses
Emma Garfield May Burnham, Mamie WISE
man, Carrie Locke, Emma Clarke, Daisy Van
VOORHEES, Hattie Knox, Lottie Stephens, Laura Tool,
Lizzie Billman, Emma Hartwell, Laura Miller, Jeu-
ME Galatin, Kittie Tyrrell, Blanche Hubbard, Ma
mic Mesick Eta Birdsall, Laura Miller Jennie Nc
Farland Virginia LaRue, Helen Lndley, Messrs.
Charles McKllip, J. P. Wiseman, Adolph SHIELD,
John Shepherd, Will Rose, Wilbur George, J. Q.
Brown, Jr., Lee Brown, Lee LaRue, Fred We'll, q.
E. Hayes, J. NJ. Kgariff, Presley johnson, HALEY
Wells, Ed. Carroll, Henry j. KiIgariff, Ed. Miner,
George Thompson, General J. F. Sheehan, Mr.. Ira
vers, Ned. Lindley, Eugene Crouch G. Shepherd, l..
B. Clarke and A. Abbott.
FREIGHT FROM THE EAST.
Passed Ogden on the 23d for Sacramento-Hall,
Luhrs & Co., 50 boxes soap, % barrels hams; J. T.