Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-03-29
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

Judge W. s Stafford left for san Francisco yester-
I day afternoon.
5. Crocker sails from New York to-day for
! visit TO Europe.
George T Allardt came down from wheatland
1 yesterday morning.
Julius Stru,z and wife arrived from the f st by
last evenings train.
John Mcneil, of Adams, Mcneil & Co, left for
| San Francisco yesterday.
A. c. Carthage and W. F. Rudolph, Of Folsom,
| came TO the city yesterday.
R. NJ Huston, of Woodland and A. Huntly and
son, of Auburn, are in the city.
Nathaniel Hudson and E. NJ. Smith, Of Walsh's
Station, at the Edred House.
Mrs A J. Stevens and Miss Agnes Hummel went
down to San Francisco yesterday.
Miss r. Josephs, of Sacramento will arrive from
the East by this afternoons train.
Mathew Wofskill, of Soano, father OF Senator
Wolfskill, of San Diego is Wis ting the city.
George Reuter- was among the passengers for
San Francisco by yesterdays $50 P. NJ. train.
c.. V Brockway who resides the Freeport road
few miles beog the city, is very dangerously i'll.
Horatio Hurd, of tho firm OF II ,lbrook Merrill &
Stelson ia this city, went down to San Francisco
YESTERDAY morning.
General NJ. S Koran, who had been in the city
several days, returned to San Francisco by yester
day afternoons train.
Miss Laura Miller, of this city, is visiting friends
-
main for few weeks.
Miss Fannie Luce left yesterday morning for San
Francisco, where she will spend few days tie
guest Of j. c. Stubs, her uncle.
Superintendent J. F. Kidder, of the Nevada
County Narrow-gluge Railroad, came down to Sac
ramento from Grass Valley yesterday.
Senators Langford and Baldwin,, representing San
joaquin and Amsdor counties, went home yesterday
to have a talk with their constituents.
Miss Josie Tilmadge, who had been visiting this
city for a few months has gone Ia Sonoma county,
where she has accepted position school teacher.
". D. Farrell, an ex-Chief Engineer of the Sac
ramento Fire Department, has been visiting Sacra-
mento, from San Francisco, where he resides, for
few days
Charles f. Spencer, Great Prophet, ami George F.
Bronner, Great Sanap Imp o. r. NJ, left yesterday
for san Francisco, to oicate at the dedication Of
new Rsd Mems Hall
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel yesterday:
E. B. Wood and wife, South Bend, W T.; Fred.
A TAFT, Truckee; Mrs l. Romer, New York W. A.
Long, NJ D., Stockton; VIM. Z. Briggs, city W.
E. Hunting, Oh. cago ; W. S. Reyes, +. B. Berk, D.
c. Allen, San Francisco W. E. Rogers, Liverpool.
Arrivals at the State House yesterday P Nelson,
L. LavansOn, W. d. Smith, Reuters; V. V. Mann,
Auburn J. 5 Mariner, sheridan; j. b. Taylor and
wife, C. A. Slack, Oakland; T. @. Allen, P. Oyer,
San Francisco; j. w. Rossler, Reddirg; ". II.
Frye J. II. Rice and wife, Franklin ". Robinson,
Adrian, Mich; Miss Finch, Michigan Bar; John
Hill J. Donovan, Meridian; DIR. YUunglove, lone;
Union House Miss S. CTist, Tweye-Me House D.
johnson, Walnut Grove; W. C. Glover, Deer Greek
j. A. Jennings, Folsom.
Mr. and Mrs J. NJ. Milliken entertained the Brio.
aBrac Club at their residence, HOS street, last
evening, and hosts made their gu SITS their debt
OTIS. There was large attendance. Miss Alice
Way exhibited from her pencil a very superior life
sized bus portrait, in craycn, of the late Assembly
msn Whipple, of SoDoma. Mrs. Bngay exhibited
very fine crsyon portrait of well-kROwn citizen,
and also an effective charcoal study o. a child's
head. There was exhibited also worked designs in
repousse The programme included bass solo by
Mr.. Auerba K, and a German drink song by the
same Miss Carrie Williams saug That Traitor,
Love" and "Alice, Where art ThOug' Mrs. Percy
Ross sang Just of DID, aud :" I Sent Letter to
Ny Love" MIS-. n. L. White played two piano
solos, one being e RoadO>Brilliant." Mrs W. A
Hughson read essay prepared for the occasion on
" Bre: Harte's Place in Literature" and Mrs. II H.
Rice read Harte's poem, John Burns of Gettys-
burg" During the evening substantial luncheon
was served by the ladies OF the club. The accom-
panists during the musical programme were MISC
Daisy Siddons, Miss Auerhach and Miss Lizzie
Griffin. On adjournment it was agreed that the
subject for consideration at the April meeting
should be, 1.-THE Theatsr, and Its Relation to So
ciety,"