Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-04-28
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

l.
R. D. Stephens has gone to the Bay for brief
stay.
Geo. E. Bates returned yesterday from San
Diego.
Dennis Dalton, of the Costumes, is at the FL
George Wirts and family have moved from
Gait to Visalia.
James Short and family, of Gait will leave in
| a few days for Texas.
CIV. Clarke and A. n. Buchanan left yester-
day for Tulare county.
Mrs C. S. Houghton returned yesterday from
| a visit TO San Francisco.
Major Robert Beck, of Oakland, came up to
| the city yesterday noon.
Mrs John Hicks, of Truckee, is visiting rela-
tives and friends in Calf.
Mrs. ]. A. Filcher, of Auburn, has been visit
ing friends near MarySyille.
Norton Bush came up from San Francisco last
evening, to spend few days here.
R. Levy, an old resident of Sacramento, now
| living at San Francisco, is in town.
Jefferson Davis and wife. of Illinois, are visit
| ing Gait, the guests of Wesley Long.
j. j. Owen and his bride have returned from
| their wedding trip to the Sandwich Islands.
Hon. F. A. Davis and Judge l. s. Belcher, of
Marysville, came to the city yesterday morning.
Mrs lilly Bosquit who had been spending a
| few days in Sacramento, left yesterday for Au-
| burn.
Attorney General Marshall went down to San
Francisco yesterday but expects TO return this
| evening.
| Judge P. o. Hundley, of Butte county came
down yesterday from 0roville, going to San
| Francisco.
| Charles Faulkner, Cashier of the Bank of
Butte, Chico. passed through the city yesterday
going to the Bay
Miss Alice Baker of Clements San Joaquin
county, who had been visiting friends here,
went home yesterday
Assemblyman Leverson Tor is it ex-Assembly-
| man?) was among the passengers by yesterdays
noon train from the Bay.
George Mccullough, Mrs J. G. Pyne Miss
Callahan, \. B. Weber and A C. Philips, of
| CORTLAND, are in the city.
Ben Steinman will return from the East May
9th, leaving Chicago on the 30th inst. and stop
ping over day at Omaha
The San Francisco Art Association will give
its twenty-fourth invitation reception Thursday
evening of this week, at 400 Pine street.
Grove L. Johnson, wife and daughter re-
turned yesterday from Oroville, where he deliv-
cred the odd Fellows Grafton Saturday.
George Smith, Scott Valley; w. D. Long, c. o.
Barlow and Thomas Williams, Nevada City
and Josiah Boucher, Chico, are at the Capital
Hotel.
d. E. Wassernan, of Sacramento, and NJ.
Sherwood. of Elk Grove, were among the pas
sengers who arrived from the East Saturday
morning
Messrs. Adams. of Stockton. and Eastman. of
Oakland, came to the city Saturday to see how
the electric light was regarded here, and went
home yesterday.
Frank Stafford, of San Francisco, formerly of
sacramento, came up yesterday and returned in
the afternoon with his family, who had been
here few days.
W. H. Barnes, Grand Dictator of the Knights
Of Honor who delivered the Grafton at the odd
Fellows demonstration at Lincoln Saturday, was
in town yesterday.
Governor Stanford and party left Europe on
the 9th, and are due in New York about Thurs
day. 1t is said that he will remain in New
York several weeks.
Mrs. Wiser and her daughter, Miss Flora, who
have been absent in Arizona New Mexico and
Texas for the past two years, have returned to
their former home at Gait.
Mrs. n. A. Snyder, mother of Mrs. ]. C. Tubbs
of this city, died at Lansing, Michigan, Satur-
day; She was an estimable lady, highly re-
garded by all who knew her.
Arrivals at the State House yesterday; A.
Swanson, REUTERS: A. B. Weber and A. c.
Philips, CORTLAND; A. /. Chandler, Suffer; W.
5. Gibbs and wife, st. Helena.
f. H. Forester, late manager of Scoield &
Ieyis store in this city left yesterday morning
geles, where he will have charge of the firms
business.
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel yesterday:
Rev; C., NJ: Davis, city: F. NJ. Meigs J. Marriott
L.. r. T.. Al.
W. \. Booth, F. NJ. Strauss, J. $. Brouch. John
W. Newell, A. W. Fisher, Gus. Brother, Mrs. A.
G. Booth, SAN Francisco Henry Adams, Stock
ton; V. l.. Eastland, oakland D. q. Harbach
and wife, Miss Alice LOnnigan d. OKeefe,
Stockton; L. NJ. Warden San Luis Obispo; b. c.
Dick, Oakland; W. H. Comstock and wife, Mrs.
D. s Booth, Brockville, Vt; c. W. Cox, city; J.
B. Overton, Leo; r. b. Terry, Fresno; Mrs. Pru-
EFT and child, Auburn; G. &. Kingsley and wife,
Red Bluff; Fred. J. Phelps, Gait
Clara F.. daughter OF d. J. Simmons cele-
brated her fifth birthday at the residence of her
parents, on Seventh street, between | and ],
yesterday. During the afternoon upwards of
one hundred of her little friends called and
were entertained i'll the most admirable manner
by the little hostess. They were furnished with
all the amusement and delicacies that were
obtainable. The orchestra of the Metropolitan
Theater furnished music for the occasion, and
the older folks present instituted games and
dances. The little folks enjoyed themselves
hugely, and the entertainment reminded one of
a fairy carnival. In the evening the parents of
the little folks were entertained by Mr.. Sim
mons and his wife Dancing, toasting, recta-
tons and speeches was the order of the evening,
and the festivities lasted until late hour.
The Bric-a-Brac Club was received Friday
evening by Mr.. and Mrs. w. NJ. SiddonS, 1919 l.
street. There was very large attendance, to
the accommodation of which the spacious par
lors and reception-rooms of the new mansion of
the hosts were admirably adapted. The even
ing was devoted to literature and music. The
theme of the literary section was The Drama
and Its Influence Civilization" The essays
were by President c. F. Grunsky, David Lubin
(read by Mrs. Lubin) and Rev. II. H. Rice. The
views of the essayists were broadly stated widely
divergent, and keenly critical and caust1c. The
musical programme included piano solos, by
Miss Daisy Siddons; vocal solo, by Miss Emma
Felter. with piano and flute accompaniment by
Mrs. Henry Edgerton and Charles A. Nealc.
Mr. Neale also gave three flute solos, with piano
accompaniment by Mrs. Edgert0n, and Miss Eel
ter gave an additional song. Mrs. Percy Ross
sang two vocal songs. Three songs were given
~ a n D a
Auerback Sanborn and Wright, Mrs. Auerback
acting accompanies. Refreshments were
served by the ladies of the Club during the
evening. The gathering was in every respect a
success both as an entertainment and an intel
lectual feast. The host and hostess were es-
pecially solicitOns to make the reception one of