Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-04-05
SOCIAL AND Personal.

Richard Pease and wife went East last evening
H. NJ. La Rue went to Winters yesterday morning.
Mrs. Captain wsterhouse, Of Oakland, went East
last evening
F. B. Lyle, of thestaudard Oil Company. went to
Ogden last evening.
Sheriff HURLEY, Of Placer, returned home last
evening from Stockton.
Mrs E. Il. Tryon Is spending couple of weeks
IN Oakland and San jose.
J. D. Dawson, OF this CITY, will arrive this morn
ing on the overland train.
A Abbott, OF the California State Bank, left for
Willows, Co.usa county, yesterday
Mrs. E. C. Fellows and daughter, Of Oakland,
went through to RockliD last evening.
Mrs. E. Jones, Of Los Angeles, formerly a resi-.
dent Of Washington, is visiting in the city.
The Chosen Friends Ledge at Winnemucca give
pink domino party Friday evening, April 9Th.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. N. Estee and family viii occupy
their country residence at Napa after next week.
Rev. V. A. Lewis and his daughter, Miss Eva
Lewis, Of Napa, have gone to the Sandwich Islands.
United States Senator James T. Farley will arrive
in Sacramento by the overland train this morning.
Mrs. E B. Partridge and Mrs George S. Henry,
the artist, Of Oakland, are paying Sacramento
shert visit
Emma Nevada, the now noted prima DONNA was
born in Alpha, Nevada county, and not al Omega,
as has been stated.
Hiss EInulA oI 0TaSS Nallty,
home last Saturday, after years absence with
relatives in Amador county.
Miss Pearson, lighter of the proprietor OF the
BALDWIN Hotel, has been visiting the Misses Green
on the farm near Dayisyie.
Mr. whitmore, formerly engineer on the Sac
ramento division and wife, went East last evening.
They will be gone about six months.
Albert Weymouth and family, of Livermore,
accompanied by Miss Lily lsmert started for Grass
Valley, Nevada county, by carriage on Saturday
Mrs. E. G. Foster, who came from the East sew
eral months ago to visit her son. N. II. Foster, Of
the railroad shops left last evening for her home
Mr.. and Mrs. w. NJ Gilcrest, of Auburn, are on a
visit to Oakland. Mr.. Gjlcrest remains only few
days, bu. his wife win probably stay three or four
weeks.
Senator David Davis is expected from the East in
day or two, and the railroad company is l9ying
temporary track around the dspot in this city to
enable him to PISS.
mont, the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Requa, for four
weeks is much better, and expects to return to San
Francisco this week.
Z. Manasse, Of the firm Of B. F. Sawyer Co..
Espa will, with his wife, depart for Germany on
the 18th instant He goes on short visit to his old
home, and viii be absent several months
Miss Fannie Bernstein graduated at the State
University last week, receiving the degree of Bach
elor of Arts Mss Bernstein is the first Jewess to
receive these honcrs in the history of the UnIYer
s1ty.
vicomte dHaussonville says: ain America,
told invariably, You will see some very pretty
girls In France the expression would be very
pretty women. The entire difference that speak
of is apparent in these two phrases"
The San Francisco CAL says that Mr.. and Mrs.
Porter Ashe will remain at Mrs E. B. Crockers in
Sacramento, about three weeks and then take rooms
at the Baldwin Hotel, in San Francisco, and that
they have purchased 5000 lot in San Francisco
and will have an elegant residence built.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. W. Mackay, who have recently
visited Nice, are now at Mentone, preparing to re-
turn to Paris. Mrs. Mackay's health is entirely re-
stored. The Count and Countess Telfener accom-.
panied by Miss Eva Mackay returned to Mentone
from visit to Rome and Naples, March lst.
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel: Miss o.
jenkins, Miss K. Leggett, c. Casper, J. Bannick W.
G. B. Gillian, VIM. Hartwell, F. H Loring, W. T.
Harris Julius Sultan, San Francisco A. F. Caro-
mel, Los Angeles; N. Croker, Master Arthur J.
Crocker, Red Bluff; G. W. Meylert, Lassen county.
Wedding anniversaries are as follows: First
year, paper wedding; second, straw; third, candy;
fourth, leather; fifth, wood; tenth, tin; twelfth,
linen; fifteenth, crystal twentieth, floral; twenty
fifth silver thirtieth, pearl thirty fifth, china
fortieth, coral; fitieth gold; seventy fifth, dia-
mond.
Mr. Wenstock, one OF the proprietors OF the Me.
chances Store, who has been East for several
months, has returned home. After visiting the
principal cities of the East, he made trip through
the cotton fields OF the Southern States, and re-
turned home by the Southern Pacihc. He reports
having had q very pleasant and profitable trip.
The St. Helena Times note$that at full.dress
dinner given by Lord Granville, ministerial leader
OF the House of Lords, London, which was followed
by reception in the evening by Countess Granville
Lady Waterloo (nee Hamilton, formerly OF Napa),
was among the guests. Lady Waterloo is a cousin Of
Mrs W. F. Fisher, of Calistoga, and is well-known
to many residents of the county.
The Plumss National says camping parties will
soon be starting for the favorable resorts in the
to spend the heated months Already
have been made by many OF our peo-
pie to locate at Big Meadows, and Butte Meadows
will also get good STARE Of settlers. The trout
streams will be full of these beauties there having
been a most favorable winter for them.
Last evening, at Jacobs Hall, Court Sacramento,
Ancient Order Of Foresters gave their second social
There was q large attendance and an enjoyable
evening spent The literary entertainment began
early in the evening Alex. Lyons gave two excel
lent recitations AL Pritchard rendered very cred
itably two songs; two recitations were given by
Noble Fisher, which were received with much APP
pause and two little misses entertained the assem-
blage with some comic songs After this dancing
was commenced and continued until midnight. G.
E. Parker acted as floor director, and the following
named as floor managers !: F. w. Day, c. H. Joy,
Harry Klays and NJ Morse.