Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-03-01
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

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!. o, Coleman has gone 70 the Bay for short
J. W. sterrstt, Of Haywards came to the city yes,
| tcrdAy.
Miss Bells Turner, of woodland. is visiting friends
| in the city.
Ms B. J Dams, of Newcastle, is visiting Mrs J.
| F. Farnsworth.
CIV. Clarke and wife lsf. for San Francisco yes
Miss Nellie o'Brien, Of Eureka. NV. is visiting
friends in the city
Judge o C. Pratt came down from Durham yes
terdsy, going to the Bay.
| j. Glenn, Of Nicolaus and Frank S5yryer q Calf.
were in the city yesterday
Governor Stonemau and Senator Redjy went
down 10 the Bay yesterday
| c. v 10y, of Chicc. was in town yesterday, and
went home in the afternoon.
Hon. Clay W Taylor was in town yesterday, but
| left for Shasta in the afternoon.
William Singer, Jr., Central Pac &c Lsoj Agsat A.
| Narysyille, was in town yesterday.
Senator Davis OF Maryssille, came up from sar
| Francisco yesterday, on his way home.
AIRS Ellen Gleeson. mother OF Thomas Glessca,
| Is suffering from an attack OF pneumonia.
W. Stephenson b. o. BArro~s and Philip Pitts, q
Pleasant Grove, came to the city yesterday.
| Deputy County Recorder Bu-nham has gone 70
Folsom, his brother, J. II. BurnSam, being quite i'll
Miss Louis Meyers, of this rity, who has been
visiting in Stockton and San jose returned yeser-
| day
D. T. Ashby, formerly a resident q Sacramento
passed through the city Yesterday, his way from
Marysyille TO San Francisco.
Mrs. John Hoesth and Miss Annie goesth, Of San
Francisco, who have been visiting Mrs Clarence n
Nelson, went home Yesterday.
| Henry Mofat Samuel Deal aud s L. stanley
san Francisco; f. Nallows, Dutch Flat, and ". b.
Long, Nevada City, are 10 the city.
Samuel Vaughn and vie, OF the Slough House.
j. j. Bailey and oliver P4ummer. Costumes, ami
John Brown, of Plymouth, are at the Eldrd House
W. Todhunter, who has been at Honolulu Tor
about three months, has returned He reports tina.
when he left that place Hod Edred Of this city was
there dangerous sick.
George ". Peckham Noble Grand Arch. ami
Henry A. CnaSe, Noble Grand Secretary T. A. o.
D., who had been visiting Walhalla aud Fidelity
Groves in this city, returned 20 san Fralcsco yes
tecday.
c. W. Peck. agent at Redding Of the California
and Oregon Stage COMPANY passed through NesteT-
day going home from San Francisco. lie has been
health.
a letter has been received here from General ,.
T. Sheehsn, announcing his arrival SO Boston He
writes that he intended 20 take trip down into
Maine and then would return home, feeling salts.
fed that California was the only country worth live
ing in.
5. \. Tucker, an Eastern sportsman well known
in Sacramento went out quail huutirg 90 Fran
cisco rev uafS ana hetA llll I'D from
the Effects OF poison oak. This Will De apt 90 iuts-
fere with his shooting AZ the big pigeon match to
morrow at san Bruno.
Miss Matte X Powers who has been teaching m
the public schools Of this city for several years past
resigned yesterday During the day her desk In the
Grammar School building was tastefUlly decorated
with flowers by her pupils, who also presented her
with an elegant piece Of silyeUSare.
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel Yesterday:
VIM. Waugh, D. NJ. Demas, C. K. Greenhouse, B.
Reding. Arthur Rogers, Thurlow McMulen, @ W.
Krohner, Miss Brooks, l. II. Fierson, Henry Perry,
J. NJ Chenoweth and wife, San Francisco W. B.
English, Contra Costa D. W. Bays, ColtaN ; J Il
willets, Hotalius; A. Schackeford and wife, Miss
Carrie Schackelford, Z. Rochat, J. W. J. Piersou,
New York; E. \. Davis, Miss Armstrong,
Marysville W, T. Smith, Eko, New;
Miss Jennie Berry, Newcastle j. i. Ag.
new, San Jose !; Louis Gottheimer, Dixon;
Il. C. Perkins, Denver; 7 D. Hooper, Tolenas c.
II. Pratt and wife, Abbott Opers Company; Miss
Katie Putnam, Mrs Mary Putnam Miss Frances
Sumner, j. II. Gilmore and wife, J. III. Ferris, Jas
A. Devin, II. B, Emery, Al Rel, James 7, Hayes,
A. Gassford, Sr. Putnam Comedy Company J. b.
Mckenzie, Benicia; George Holloway, San Fran
cisco Searles F. Oliver, Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. II. Cummings rendered the Brio,
a-Brac Club reception last evening at their resi-.
dence. There was large attendance and an ele-
waiting and deeply interesting programme Of exer-
cses There was a dialogue on home decoration
and its abuses by Miss Amelia Duggan and Miss Sue
" Heard; anecdote Of the Revolution, illus
trative of woman's patriotism, read by Mrs y. E
White; an essay on the character OF the women
of 1776 as liberty lovers, by Colonel J.
]. Ayres piano solo, Caprice Hon
groise," by Miss Campbell flute solos,
by Charles A. Neale, being a selection from Stabat
Mater and Abt's Sleep Well" Miss Campbell ac-
| companist; two songs by Miss Gertie Jones, Miss
Lizzie Griffin accompanist, being Gaily Chant the
Birds" and There May be Eyes Brightly Beaming :"
quartet consisting of Messrs II. Carroll, Auer-
| bach, Graham and Sauborn, sang The Two
| Roses, The Chapel" and Champagne" In the
department there creditabie display of en-
| tirely work. Painting plush by Miss Ken
DALI flowers in oil by Miss Bailey, crayon head by
Mrs. BDgay, collection Of water color
fewers on silk by Miss Gates, four
landscapes in oil by W. F. jackson. a new tropical
scene in oil by Norton Bush fruit in oil coors by
Mrs. Sylvester IryOn, two plaques (frut and flow.
ers) in oil by Miss Kerdal, iambrequin in ribbon
work by Mrs j. II. Lewis, and by the same fire
screen in repousse, repousse mante and tile, brCa
brac embroidery frame chair upholstering with
stripe, by Mrs j. A. WOodsOn, and Oriental en-
broidered lambrequiu by the same substantial
luncheon was served from 10 O'clock until II.