Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-03-08
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

Eli Denison, of Oakland, came up yesterday.
Judge Hager, of San Francisco is in the city.
Dr. shurtlef, of the stockton Insane Asylum, is
In the city.
S. Belcher, of Marysville, arrived last evening
on the accommodation train.
John Conner and family recently removed TO this
city from Anderson, Tehama county.
A. Dibble, Fish Commissioner, came to the
city last evening from San Francisco
Judge Rising, OF Virginia City, was passenger
On the overland train yesterday, bound for San
Francisco.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. S. Brown, Of San Francisco, are
visiting the city. Mrs. Brown was formerly resi-
dent here.
j. c. Barton and wife, OF Oakland, and J. F. Bone
stell, of the California Jewelry Company, went
East last evening.
George W. Edwards has taken editorial charge Of
the Echo, weekly paper started few weeks ago in
lone City, Amador county
Ex-senator Baker and wife, Judge Hurd and
Stephen Gage we're board the overland train last
evening, en- route to Carson, New.
e. Flamant, son-in-law of the late j. W. Simon
ton and wife have arrived from the East, and will
remain permanently on the Simonton ranch in Napa
county.
Mrs Mildred and c. F. Drury, mother and brother
OF Mrs. R. W. Palmer, who have been visiting in
Jackson, Amador county, have left for their homes
in Wisconsin.
Judge P. o. Hundley, Major Frank Mclaughlin
and ex-senator Hendricks, Of Butte county, came
down yesterday. Last evening Major Mclaughlin
left on the overland train for New York
Colonel A. Andrews, of San Francisco, who last
evening attended the reception given by Governor
and Mrs. Stoneman, is Great Junior Sycamore Of the
Improved Order OF Red Men OF California, and this
afternoon he will leave for Nevada City, TO join
Adam Smith, Past Great Incohone OF the Great
Council Of the United States, and Chas. E. spencer,
Great Sachem Of the California Great Council, who
are now making their annual visit to the reserva-
tions in the northern portion Of the State.
Arrivals at Golden Eagle Hotel Louis Bien, A
Andrews, H. p Livermore, A. Strusburger J. A.
Lundstrom, ]. A. johnson and wife, H w.
Hilar, H. G. Hanks. NJ. II. Foss, A. A. Washburn,
Mrs. W. 7. Baggett E. A. Girvin, G. W. Watt, San
C. C. Paulk, Stockton W. Forsyth, Geysers; J. C.
Cory, Miss c. Gardner, Virginia City E. Browne,
New York James Gor1nley, Miss E. Adams, Miss
B. Adams, Sheridan; J. D. Stearns, Wisconsin 10
Hamilton, Auburn; j. @. Curtin, Helena, NJ T.;
Fred. Senior, United States.
One of the most enjoyable affairs of the season at
Chico was at the residence of DR.. c. c. Mason
Wednesday morning, the occasion being the mar
rage OF the doctors only daughter, Clara, to w. r.
Faunce. The bride Is cousin OF the late President
Garfield, while the groom is a nephew of w. r. s.
Foye, of this city The house was brilliantly light.
ed, and art,sticay decorated with garlands Of sm-
lax, interspersed with choice flowers. The bride
wore travelling dress Of hunters green brocade
satin and silk. The presents were elegant and
costly. The wedding was private, only the relatives
being present The couple left the morning train
fer visit to the southern part of the State and will
return in about a fortnight.
During the past fall and winter there were orga-
nized in this city number of social clubs. These
have largely contributed to social pleasures and
have all been voted beneficial to the community.
One of the more prominent of these was the La
Gate, which closed its season week ago or more.
Its membership embraced chiefly the people Of
middle age. Its reunions admitted by all to have
been especially peasurable, and to have done much
to bind closer social ties The President Of the club
is Colonel Ed. r. Hamilton, and to his exertions
and management, aided by his wife, the remarkable
success of the club was largely due. Last
evening the members had special
meeting at Turner Hall, which was largely
attended. 1t was announced as family reunion"
and complimentary to Colonel and Mrs. Hamil-
ton" The Young Bachelors Club was present by
special invitation. The programmes were very
handsome souvenirs. At the opening of the party
and after the grand march the company was called
together and very rich tea service of solid silver,
six pieces on salver, was suddenly produced and
presented to Mr.. and Mrs. Hamilton as token of
the appreciation by the Club of the lsbors of its
President Mr.. Hamilton was SO completely
prised that he stood for several moments utterly
unable to speak, but presently recovered himself
and returned his thanks in feeling remarks. The
party then proceeded and proved one of the most
enjoyable OF all the season.
The Lapgham last evening presented scene of
social enjoyment such it has witnessed be-
tOre. Inc occasion was the IaSU one OF the weekly
Gubernatoria receptions for this season. The over
land train from San Francisco brought large num-
Der Of military officers in special The train
also contained number Of others from the Bay,
and number arrived on the noon train yesterday
At an early hour the society people of Sacramento
began to assemble, and soon the hotel parlors and
the Metropolitan Club parlors filled. Dancing
began early. Shortly after IL o'clock the hotel
dining were thrown open, where an elaborate
lunch was spread. The table bore some beautiful
floral stands. During the afternoon reception Mrs
Stoneman assisted in receiving by Mrs. Charles
Sonntag and Miss Haraszthy, of San Francisco and
Miss Mamie Maynard, of San Mateo. Among those
present last night were Governor William Irwin,
eX Lieutenant Governor and Mrs. johnson, Colonel
Samuel D. Mayer and DIR. w. F. McAlster, of San
Francisco. Following is believed to be a complete
list OF the military gentlemen present in uniform :
OF the Governors Staff, Adiutant- General Cosby,
Assistant Adjutant- General TobIn, Colonels Tyrel,
Sonntag, Hall, Andrews, Lieutenant Colonels Nc
Lean, Kimball, Williar, Shirley, Ashby, Maddox.
Major General Walter Turnbull; Of his Staff, Col.
onels ]. c. Tucker, II. J. Brady, Chss.
E. Travers, Robert McKillican, William
Forsyth, Major Frederick A. Woodwork,
Brigadier- General W. H. Dimond, of Second Brigade ;
OF staff, Major J. I. Cutting, Charles F. Hanlon
Horace D. Plat, D. D. Stow. Brga1ier- General j.
T. Carey, of the Fourth Brigade; Of staff, Major p
}. Harvey, MAJOR W. c. Van Fleet, Major c. H.
Hubbard, Major II. A. Weaver, Major Joseph Hahn,
Captain ]. A. Sheehan Lieutenant Colonel II. d.
Randlett, OF Fifth Infantry Battalion, Second Brig.
AIDE Lieutenant Parsons, of his staff.