Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-08-28
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

James Woodburn leaves to-day for Silver Lake.
A. J. Senate hiss returned from brief visit to the
Bay.
Mrs. s. Dombrower arrived last evening from Sar
| Francisco
Captain and Mrs. j. p Brown, of Camptonyille,
are in the city.
Judge Marshall and wife, Of Reno, went to San
Francisco yesterday.
Mrs. H. L. Mccoy, OF Marysville, is visiting
| friends in Sacramento.
| G. W. Watson left yesterday for Boston, Mass, to
! be gone month or two.
DR.. F. F. Tebbets returned yesterday from two
weeks visit at the seashore.
F. A. Shepherd and family have returned from q
moths sojourn at Monterey.
Miss Carrie Hurd, OF Virginia City, New, has re-
| tn rned homo from visit to Grass Valley.
Miss Katie Frisch has returned from a two weeks
visit to friends in Plymouth, Amador county.
]. H. Drummond of Glen Ellen, Sonoma county,
will arrive here to-day by the Central Pacific route
James A. Harvey went up to Tahoe last evening
to join his wife, who has been there for few weeks
past.
E. CorwlD, OF Sacramento, and A. W. Fox, of
Butte, will arrive home to-day by the Southern Pa
cific route
The Misses Ringen, of Marysyille who have been
visiting the family Of Senator Fred Cox, have re-
turned home.
Mrs. A. L. Frost and daughter are visiting Mrs
W. Il. Hartley at Aerced. They will be absent fora
couple OF weeks
H. C. Burton, Superintendent of the San Fran
cisco Mint, returned yesterday from visit OF three
weeks to Colorado.
Miss Alta Zumwalt. OF Anderson, Shasta county,
has returned home after three months visit with
friends in Sacramento and San Francisco.
Miss Kittie Young, OF Washington, has returned
from visit at the Bay. Misses Nette and Addie
Young are still visiting friends at the metropolis
Mr.. and Mrs. Hitchcock, of San Francisco who
have been sunmering at Blue Canyon, came to this
city Sunday evening, and leave for home to-day.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. S. Anderson and Miss Sadie
Anklin, of Anderson, Shasta county, have returned
home after three weeks visit to Sacramento and
Los Angeles.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kilgour, Of this city, who have been
rusticatins some three weeks at Blue Canyon, leave
In day or two for North San Juan for short visit
and then viii return home
Mrs. E. H. Mken and her daughters, Maud and
Susie, who have been spending several weeks at
Blue Canyon, Cisco and other mountain resorts, will
return to sacramento to day.
AZ the State House Miss NJ Belcher and Miss
Lucy Becher, Costumes G. I Cromer, San Fran
cisco b. Bates, Courtland; Minnie Crews, Stock
ton Charles Davis and Mrs Davis, Isleton Walter
L. Palmer, Pleasant Grove j. j. Campb ii and W.
w. Rich, Gait
Miss Julia Sullivan. sister of Judge Sullivan, OF
San Francisco, is visiting her aunt in Sacramento
Mira j. 3, k0hner, and will 90 to attend the Cath
Ole fair IN Woodland this week the guest Of Miss
Mary Bemely She will pay the county seat OF Yolo
visit in company with her cousin, Miss Mary
Kohner.
Last evening Mrs. E B. Croker, Mrs. J. B
Wright and S. J. Deuel. left for Idlewild, Lake Ia
hoe. They accompanied by Miss Hattie
Crccker Mrs. J. II. Rutherford and Mrs. Lowe, who
arrived on the evening train. The party will be the
guests Of Mrs Croker.
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle tel yesterday
Il. G. Austin, Los Angeles l.. c. Morehouse San
Leandro; Miss Jennings, Drytown Byron D Beck
WITH Charles NJ. Becliwith, New Hope William H.
Hamilton, New York J. Barber, Toronto Can; c.
7. Sewal, wife and child, Quincy, H.; d. W. Klein
haus, Beiyidere, N. j.; Benz. Z. Ward, Pasadena
I. P. Hooper, Fairfield NJ. Varczza and wife, Pla.
oerville William Johnston, Richland; J. H. Hager-
man and wife, AshburYplrls, N. Y: G.. W. Spaugier
Bowlder, Col; Mrs. W. S. Taylor Fort ColliRs Col;
w. S. Hobart, A. HaymoBd F. Parini, San Francis
co; Mrs. M F. Heffron, Mrs. F. A. Mason, Fremont,
o.; G.. L. Gordon, city.
A large number Of friends Of H. B Nielsen, ladies'
aud gentlemen assembled as his residence last even
ing, it being the occasion OF his iityiifth birthday
He was presented with an elegant meer5chaum pipe,
elegantly mounted and appropriately inscribed,
Chief Of Police karcher making the presentation
speech. Speeches, songs ard dancing were listened
to and INDUCED in. the affair was altogether very
enjoyable, and all present spent most agreeable
evening Peter Newman was presented with a
dudeer engraved as follows: To old Blue Pete by
his many lady friends, his seventy-Alth birthday
swei glass lager" The presentation speech, which
was trimming with wit and humor, was made
by Thos Pockman.