Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-05-21
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

George G. Blanchard, Of Placeryille, is in the city
Miss s. E. Craddock, Of Yuba City, is visiting
Grass Valley.
Miss May Bayley, of Placerville, has been visiting
friends in Folsom.
Judge Reardon and wife, of OIoville, came to Sac
ramento yesterday.
| Ex-District Attorney Lardner, Of Placer county,
was ia the city yesterday.
James Grove, Of Dixon, has returned home from
a lengthy visit to the East
! Public Administrator Bronner returned yesterday
from Lincoln, Placer county.
| Miss Lena woodburn, OF Sacramento, has gone to
| San Jose for a few weeks visit.
| Mr. and Mrs Silverhorn, Of Ukiah are making a
visit to their relatives at Folsom.
| Shirley Ryan, of San Francisco, son Of E. Black
Ryan, spent yesterday in the city.
Miss Mary Bloom, of Dixon, who has been visiting
| friends in Sacramento, has returned home.
Mr. and Mrs. Philip Fisher, OF Marysyillet leave
| to-day for New Orleans, on visit to relatives
F. H. Thoms and wife, of Plymouth, and John
Gray and wife, Of Yole stopping at the Capitol
Hotel
Henry K McLennan. former Saeramentan, has
been elected Chief Engineer OF the Chico Fire De-
partment.
Judge Irwin. of Placerville, who was In the city
the greater portion of last week, left for his home
on Saturday.
Mrs D. Osborn Mrs. A Warren and Mrs. o. Shaft,
of San Francisco, have been visiting the family of j.
McComber Folsom.
Captain Smith, Secretary OF the s. P. r. R. Co.,
and Mrs. Smith, came to the city Saturday. and are
the guests Of Frank Miller.
G. L. Garden, son Of Rev. P. l. Garden, of Aarys-
vlle passed the examinations last week for admis-
sion to the Annapolis Naval Academy.
Miss Lizzie Kerr, school teacher OF Amador
county, left last week to visit relatives in the East
She will retain to California in the fall
Edwin Barlow and George R. Walden of Napa
have been in Shasta during the past week, looking
after their vineyard interest in that county
Lewelyn Tozer OF the firm of Whittier, Fuller &
Co., accompanied by his family, left for the East
Saturday, TO be absent three or four months.
Charles WOODBURY., son of James WOODBURY., Of
this city, has returned from Litton Spring College,
to spend his vacation Of four months at home.
Wednesday morning, at II o'clock, the commence
ment exercises OF st Mary's Hail. Benicia, will take
place. This school is under the management OF
Rev. and Mrs. Mansfield.
The class of the Normal and Scientific School at
Vacavile that graduated last week consisted OF
Belle Blum, Ella L. Merchant NJ. Lou Stevenson,
Rose Ward and Lottie a. Bartlett.
E. 4. Burr rendered banquet Friday evening to
about forty of his friends OF the Pioneer Society, at
Petersons dining parlors The usual speeches were
made, toasts drank, and good time generally was
had.
Peter Decker and wife left Sacramento Saturday
for New York, where their daughter is soon to
graduate. The family will leave for Europe about
the middle OF June, and will remain abroad year
or more.
The annual exhibition Of the Art Union of San
Francisco closed on Saturday evening, having been
open one month. Most Of the pictures were offered
for SALE but only four were purchased. Three OF
these were painted by Norton Buah of this CITY, and
the fourth By Miss Ireland of San Francisco.
s. s. Montague, Chief Engineer of the Central
Pacific Railroad, and J. S. Strowbridge, chief OF
bridge construction of the Southern Pacific, came
down over the Oregon Division yesterday in car
California. The car was attached to the lao west
bound train and proceeded to San Francisco.
Ladies should remember that among the coors
which harmonic are orange and chestnut; orange
and brown orange, lilac and crimson orange, red
and green orange, blue and crimson orange, pur
pie and scarlet; orange blue, scarlet and purple
orange blue, scarlet and claret orange, blue scar
let white and green.
Charles H. Powers son OF A. H. Powers, of this
city, will be graduated from the Boston University
School Of Medicine on the 9th of next month"; and
Matte X, now in the East, will be present at the
commencement exercises. She is visiting with her
uncle, Charles Powers, near Boston.
E. C. German, Los Angeles merchant, has been
in Sacramento for several days. and left yesterday
for his home in the city OF oranges. He was much
pleased with Sacramento and the agricultural Sec
ton in which it is situated, and says this city is
better built and her citizens show more enterprise
and thrift than those of any other city on the Coast
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel F. Oliver,
Alex. Russell, Z. H. Miller, Jr., H. A. Unruh, Mrs.
E. J. Meekin, John McComb, Arthur Rodgers, Geo.
Tmrell, L. Cummings, San Francisco J. d. Good
win, r. II. T. VaIiel, Plumas county; S. Wenbaw,
Nevada M. Dodsworth, Los Angeles X. Nj. Dods-
WORTH Oakland George F. Geaser, Chicago D.
J. Moran Cincinnati T. Reardon and wife, Oro-
Vile J. f. Ellison, Red Bluff L. a. Morgenstern,
Agent Jauneschek Company; Frank II. Pattie,
Boston o. A. Hale, San Jose.