Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-04-17
socIAL AND PERSONAL.


| w. r. Chamberlain, of Reno, went home from
San Francisco last evening.
W. s. Mills, of this city, starts to day for Phoenix,
A. T., to engage in business.
! ~ 81. Dc oung Of the San francisco Chronicle,
and wife, went East last evening.
! Thomas Finlay came up from San Francisco yes.
terday. and went TO Ogden in the evening.
John W. Taylor. ex.Superintendent Ct Schools of
! San Francisco, went TO New York last evening.
| Mrs. E. Fl. Prentice, son and nurse are visiting
Mrs. Clara Prentice, on street., for few weeks.
". T. Lander and wife and W. T. Edward, Of
hargsville viii return home to day the overland
train.
Miss Catherine E Wolfe, OF New York, is said 10
have made her ~il and given $1,000, eco for charity
and religion.
MIS-. Frank K. Brown and daughter, Of Bodie, are
visiting their sisters-in.law, Mrs Phebe @. Brown
and Mrs. W. P. Emery.
Mrs. a. J. Steinman, of San Francisco, is in the
city, and will spend few days here, the guest Of
Ben Steinman's family.
Miss Ida Wilson and Miss Rena Maddux will re-
turn home this morning from short visit to San
francisco and San Jose.
The marriage of Miss Julia Hartman daughter of
Max Hartman, Of Oakland to Joseph Newman, Of
San Francisco, was celebrated last week.
DR.. E W. Hatch, Jr., formerly assistant physician
at the Napa Insane Asylum has been transferred TO
similar position at the Stockton Asylum.
Captain F. E. Taylor, Of the United States Army,
aud seventytwo enlisted men are passengers on the
overland train 10 arrive from the East this Morn
ing:
c. Z. Goodwin, of San Francisco, was in the city
yesteid day, in connection with the Roland Reed
Cheek Combination, which plays engagement
here this week.
A Mohammedan paper states that an inhabitant
OF India, who is so years old, has just paid So 600
rupees Tor the hand OF girl of H. AMI the marriage
Will soon take place.
The Young Mems Hebrew Association Of San
Francisco has incorporated, with Max Pepper,
Henry Kohn, Eugene G. Davis, II. Blaskower, Ii.
Muhl5ndorff, Morris Brandt and Il. Goldman as Di.
rectors.
A daughter OF Mrs Mary Neal Sherwood was mar
ried on the 4th OF april at Baltimore to Robert
Hodges, Of the same city. The marriage Of DR..
George L. Peabody 10 Miss Hugens will take place
in a few weeks.
The following engagements are announced by The
Hebrew OF san Francisco; Miss Rose Isaacs to
Henry Kahn Miss Rosina WE'LL, of this city, TO
Joseph Wolfstein Of Dayton, w. r.. Miss Esther
A. Levy, OF this city, to Lambert Hayman, of Phila
dephia, Pa.
Arrivals st the Golden Eagle Hotel+ G. H. Good
win c. j. Burns, o. NJ. Hale, S. Il. Brown aud son,
Mrs. VI. 4. Lamott, D. SaInuels, Z. e. Randy, San
Francisco; W. c. Ring, Taylorville; G. Woolworth,
Sanuusky o.: William Johnston. Richland HAY.
ward P Rail, Thomas H. Hall, Boston; W. B. Nor
ris and wife, Stockton w. c. Cr0sette, Folsom
Dan Ryan, Elmira J. a. Webster, oakland
At the close of the battalion drill and dress
parade Of the First Artillery Regiment at Armory
Eall last evening, social dance was given. There
We're seven numbers On the order OF dances, and
they were completed by midnight. This is new
departure on the part OF the regiment, and the at
tendance last evening showed that it is thoroughly
appreciated by the friends Of the regiment. 1t is
the intention to continue with these socals at each
OF the monthly drills du ing the summer months.
very pleasant season of social parties by the
Aopos Club was closed last evening by floral dance
at Jacobs Hall. The hall had been very hand
somely decorated with streamers and wreaths of
eyergreens and flowers and huge floral pieces were
tastefully arranged around the musicians stand
Nearly the entire membership Of the club were
present 1t being the closing party of the season,
the festivities kept up until later hour than
usual The german, with It's intricate mazss, which
is seldom attempted in Sacramento was successfully
danced during the evening, During the "Xopos"
quadriile some pretty souvenirs we're distributed
They were in the form OF the letter q Y" and made
of holly wood, with small red ribbon attached
On one Of the arms of the "X" were the words
"Souyenir-Xopos-Apr l6, 1888" 1t is the i'll
tention Of the club TO have moonlight excursion
and picnic at some future date and probably to Fol-
SOM
The Lougfell0w Literary Club, society formed
in this city for social and literary purposes, and
composed OF number of young misses gave their
second entertainment Sunday evening at the resi-.
dence of William Price, on Seventh street. The
parlors decorated with profusion of flowers,
and presented beautiful appearance. The follow.
ing programme successfully rendered Intro
ductory remarks by the President, Nannette Den
merry; recitation, THE Builders" Belle Simon
instrumental duet Sarah and Nettie Price recita-
ton il. character, "Tabitha Trots Soiloquy Over a
Cup Of Tea" Minnie Joseph instrumental solo,
Nannette Dennery reading, q" The Farmers Adj
vice" Laura Berck; recitation, Winged Worship
ers, Florence Simon instrumental duet, Clara and
Pauline Bories. After brief intermisson, during
which refreshments served, little drama en-
titled Astonishing the Ma ives was enacted. Miss
Eloise, fashionable young lady, was represented
by FlJrence Simon Hester Loring her friend, Nan
nette Dennery the servant, NettIe Price. The en-
tire entertainment was very credtable to the youth
full members, and was thoroughly enjoyed by all
nreSent