Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-01-31
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

A. L. Poundstone, of the Oakland Mirror, is in
the city.
Albert Gallstin returned from San Francisco last
evening.
Thomas Miller, of Yuba county, was in the city
yesterday.
Assemblyman Caminetd returned from the Bay
| last evening.
w Stow and Greed Raymond came up from
/ San Francisco last evening.
John L. Love and Robert Hamilton came up from
| San Francisco last evening.
L. B. Brandt of Stockton, came to the city yester-
day, to remain for few days
j. j. Corrigan, l. H. Requa and c. G. Stevenson
went TO Virginia City last evening.
Seth Smith, of Placer county, passed through last
evening on bis return from San Francisco.
s. Scion Holl, who returned from Bakersfield few
days ago, will go back to that place tomorrow.
Will Acton of the Suffer Farmer, will take edito-
rial charge OF the Vallejo Chronicle next month
William Jennings and Miss Kate Jennings, Of
Drytown Amador county, came to the city yester-
day.
Elk. Lieutenant Governor James A. johnson, now
Register of Voters in San Francisco, came up last
evening.
Colonel B. o. Carr and wife, of St. Helena. were
in the city Sunday and Monday, visiting their son,
B. 7. Carr
The second Of Mrs. Governor Stol.emans recep-
lions will take place this afternoon and evening" at
| the Langham Hotel.
AssemblYman Coombs, OF Yuba county, has al
most recovered from the fever from which he has
been suffering for week past.
Ed Drscoll, formerly of this city, but en-
ployed by the Central Pacific, arrived in the city
! yesterday, to remain a few days.
! Charles Seymour, C. P. R. conductor, has
recovered from his recent indispostion, and will ar
rive ON his regular train this evening.
A. Van Pragg, travelling agent OF the Chicago,
Milwaukee and st. Paul Railroad, is among the
overland passengers the train to arrive this
morning.
W. Wilcox, of Redwood City, and sOn-in.law Of
| DR. | E Dwinell, has been visiting in the city for
| three weeks past, and returns home to-day. Mrs
Wilcox aud family will remain here for the present
with her parents.
The ladies' of the Golden Eagle gave very pleas.
ant social hop in the parors OF the hotel last even
ing. The spacious pIrors we're entirely inadequate
to accommodate the party when dancing began,
which was early in the evening. Besides the large
number of Sacramento society people, there were a
number of legislators present, also Governor and
| Mrs. Stoneman, and Lieutenant Governor and Mrs.
Daggett
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel F. w. awlor,
/ j. f. O'Beirne, James A. johnson, C. w. r. Ford,
| J. NJ Fox, Mrs. Dennis, J. a. Wise, W. 5. Dewey,
| Thomas Aglew II. P. Livermore San Francisco
William johnston Richland c. Gladding and wife,
Lincoln s. NJ. Mclean, Miss Mclean, Modesto w.
| NJ Donahue, FL Dorado; i D. Goodrich, New York I;
William jennings, Miss Kate Jennings, Drytown +;
! w. .
r Graham, Colusa B. T. Harbine, Lakeport; HI.
| g. Chadbourne J. A. Waymire, J. A. Wright, John
! c. Hail. n. P. Peri e, j. R. Garniss, Albert Lyser,
| San Francisco.
A surprise party was given last evening to R. N.
| MeTennan bv the members of Court Capitol, Of
which he is Chief Ranger, and OF Court Sacramento,
Ancient Order Of Foresters, previous to his depart.
ure from Sacramento. Members of she two lodges
and their friends assembled at Dr. Pinkhams office
about o'clock, to the number of about 25O and
| marched to Mr.. McLennan's residence on Third
| street. between X and L. The surprise was com.
plete, but the host was equal &c the OCCASION and
| the guests were treated in royal manner Affer
| some singing, speaking, etc, dsnclng was begun
| ard continued TO late hour, with an intermission
| for a supper which could not have been better had
! the host received ten days notice. Mr.. McLennan
| has resided in this city for number OF years, and
| for the past four years has been employed ny tNe
| firm OF Adams, MCNEIL & Co. As before stated, he
occupied the office of Chief Ranger of Court Capitol
| A. o. F., and is highly esteemed by his numerous
Sacramento friends. In few days he will leave for
| San Francisco, where he will reside permanently.
The thirteenth annual ball OF Company G (sars-
field Guard) First Artillery Regiment, was given at
Armory Hall last evening. The hall was handsomely
decorated for the occasion. Dancing was the ORDER
of the evening. The programme was very neatly ar
| ranged, and contained twenty dances. The music
was furnished by the First Artillery full band The
| floor director was Captain j. P Dalton. Inc moor
| managers we're Sergeant John Dace, Corporal T. b.
Carroll, Corporal S. Price, Sergeant I. J, Shee'
| han CORPORAL + S. Holden and private 2. b john
| ston The Committee of Arrangements consisted OF
! Lieutenant VI. Fl. Sheehan, Sergeant j. Plant,
Sergeant P. Flaherty, Corporal J. J. Hetfernan and
| private Frank Kunz. The Reception Committee was
as follows Lieutenant H. W Rivett, Sergeant Robert
o'Rourke, private Joseph Mcclure, Sergeant James
| A. Davis, Corporal Joseph t'Niel, private 2. }.
| Shields. Shortly before midnight an intermission
was taken and refreshments eerved in the northern
|, end of the main hall At late hour the company
dispersed with many well wishes for the future Of
| the company.