Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-06-10
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.
James o'Brien, of smartsville, was in the city
yesterday
Mrs. :. W. Sanderson is visiting Mrs. McCreary
of this city.
E. E. Tucker and NJ. santry. of Stockton, are
in the city
Miss Deming of san Francisco, visits fir ends
in this city.
Miss Hattie Staples of Elk Grove is visiting
| friends in town
Miss Pierson, of San Francisco, visits Miss Me-
| kune at present.
Ex-Assessor J. W. Houston, of CORTLAND, was
| in town yesterday.
j. H. Nefi. of Dutch Flat. passed through the
city yesterday, going 10 Fresno.
! !. NJ Lord, A. I. Glow. COsumnes and George
| Creswell Reuters, are in the city.
Daniel CLAIM. Fred Keene and Mrs. D. Scott,
of Franklin, are at The State House.
Miss Julia Farrell. of san Francisco is spend
| ing the summer with Miss Ella Judge.
W. c. Hendricks Orovile and c. P Berry
| Wheatland were i'll the city yesterday.
Miss Carrie Walton left Saturday for a four
days visit to Miss Runyon, of CORTLAND.
Mrs. and Miss Pacheco returned to Oakland
| yesterday, owing to the illness of relative
L. [. ShipDee, of stockton, was in town yes
terday, but eft for home by the 1l:i0 AN. train
c. n Post went over to Stockton yesterday, to
| take Il look at the Democratic State Convention.
s Marks OF San Francisco, father of Mrs S.
Wasserman, of this city, is here paying her Il
| visit.
Philip Oyer and wife, William Campbell and
F. :. Bennett came in from the Costumes yes
| terday.
Mrs. Decker, of Sacramento. was registered at
the Grand Union Hotel, New York, on the Sth
instant.
Mrs. Governor Irwin and Miss Emma Irwin
are visiting Sacramento, the guests Of Mrs. W.
| B. c. Brown.
A girl in Laurens county. :. C., bears the love
y name of - Fair Rosa Beauty Spot Temptation
Touch Me Not"
Mr.. Yam Phou Lee, a Chinese graduate of the
Springfield High school, has joined the editorial
| staff of lIide 1lcdke.
| John Brakeman and wife Mrs g. V Eastman
, and Mrs NJ. \. Gallagher, of Lewiston, Cal, are
at the Capital Hotel.
Miles Stevens. Elk Grove: r. p Bowerman,
| Nevada City, and VI. +. Moore, san Francisco
are al the Edred House.
Mrs. Sachs and her daughter, Mrs. b. Stein
man, of this city, LEFT san Francisco last Sunday
on Il trip to Port Townsend
Ex-United States Senator Cilley is the oldes
| inhabitant of Nottingham. y. Y. He is IS years
| of age, and is in good health.
Miss Belle Siebenthaler. of this city has re-
| turned from IL three weeks visit to friends in
| Grizzly Flat, FL Dorado county.
A. y. Buchanan and wife. accompanied by
Miss Emma Clark, leave for their new home ut
AlturaS the latter part of this week.
John W. Young, son of Brigham Young.
passed through sunday evening with his wife.
mother and two children, on their way from
san Francisco to Salt Lake.
Miss Josie Wittenbrock. of this CITY. graduated
from Sacred Heart Convent, Oakland, with the
highest hOnOrS of the institution last Thursday.
and has returned TO her home.
D. W Ross, young gentleman whose home
| was formerly in this city but who is now CON
| nected with the First National Bank of Port
| land, Or, is visiting his parents here.
| NJ. L. Smith. Router's James Woodward
! Oakland: William Woodward, Carson Creek J.
| T. Mitchell and wife. Hicksyille, and Thomas
| Mcdonnell, of Elk Grove are in the city
Governor Stoneman, Mr.. and Mrs Horatio
Hurd, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry EdgertOn, D. D. Whit
beck and W. c. Van Fleet were passengers for
SAN Francisco by yesterday afternoons train.
a few weeks before his death Cyrus H. McCor-
mic inventor of the Mccormick mower and
reaper, gave SlG0.OpO for the Professors houses
| and new dormitOrieS of the Northwestern Thee
| logical Seminary.
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel Yesterday :
Silas A. Gunst, Frank Rogers, san Francisco !;
| W. Ausker, HougkOng G. A. Phinney. West
| field. Mass. y H. Wilson, Mrs. Dr. Wilson. Oak
| land T. c. Marhaye, san Francisco: W. j. Dur
bin, SOano; &. Lark, Philadelphia J. CASH
city; 5 Puter Humboldt; Gus Stangenberger
| san Francisco =. Gelick, LiVermOre: ". a
| Johnston, Richland X. L. BledsOe, san Bernar-
dino c. II. Holmes, Kellogg: A. b. Cheney, SAN
| Francisco.
I Among those who went over to Stockton yes
tcrday were Hon. Clay W. Taylor, of Shasta :
| Major Biggs of Biggs Captain Ed. Shlrland of
| Placer county General 10 Hamilton, Senator
! Pitcher and Hon. VIM. Crutcher, Auburn; Hon.
| W. J. Tinnin Weavcrville Hon. a. F. Jones
Oroville; Senator Foster, Red Bluff; A. Flem-
| ing, Lincoln, and Judge Niles Searls. Nevada
| City also Secretary of State Thompson, Col J.
| !. Ayers. Superintendent of State Printing and
| pf b. -
| office.
| The following west-bound overland passen-
gers passed Sacramento this morning: ".
O'Connell, Indiana; W. W. Cope, San Francisco
Hulse, Chicago Ill: F. II. Stable, L. s n; Mrs
| Barnes Santa Rosa: A. NJ. Thatcher New Lon
| don Conn; Miss J. LudOvce, New York: J. T.
! Sullivan and lady, J. X. H. Gastrew, Felix Cob
| lentz, 5. Bear, J. ~ lngraham and lady san
| Francisco; i, w Shumway, Los Angeles; Chas.
:. Hawkins and lady, Philadelphia; Benjamin
| Golden, New Orleans; l.. c. Culver and family,
| Butte, Montana j. F. Gray HOLSTER Cal: Miss
| Viola Burner, Elko, New; Miss Ella Atwell,
| TuScarora, New: Miss Emma Hill, Sacramento.
| Last Thursday evening a few young ladies
| who had been the recipients of "A picnic on Dec
| Grafton Day at the hands of the AZtecs reciprO-
Gated the kindness by a surprise to that race
| and Il few friends of the present day Having
| met at the club rooms according to appointment
| they were first taken on short moonlight ride,
which was enjoyed conn arably with the pleasure
| incident to an affair of the kind in charming
hands Thence to the residence of Mrs T. B.
| Croker, in which the dancing hall had been
| decorated in exact representation of a picnic
| grounds-grass apparently growing from the
floor, while the majestic oak held sway over the
| grove, atiOrding shady spot Whereon to par
| take of the bOuntiful luncheon which had been
provided. \ member who sat upon the squash
pie required an ulster in order to indulge in the
| dancing which followed, and was kept up to-
gcther with singing and other amusementS until
the close. The gentlemen were completely sur
prised at this novel and enjoyable proceeding
| and were aStOnished at the secresy which the
young ladies had exhibited, although not more
than half of them had been noticed TO be becom-
ing little mysterious the surprise ap-
preached.