Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-02-04
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.
George D. Lewison, of Truckee, is in the city.
Hon [. Chandlar n-as in thu ci-r- rnsanrlin,.

Hon. A. L. Chandler WAS in the city yesterday.
Joseph Steffens came up from the Bay last even
ing.
Mrs. J. S Cone, of Red Bluff, is visiting san Fran
cisco
Geo. B. Katzenstein returned from San Francisco
Saturday.
Charles Wilson and wife, of Chico, came down
Mrs. John F. Moody and children, of Truckee, are
in the city.
wally Wallace, Of the Bay City, has been visiting
Sacramento.
Colonel H. H Lnnell went up to Orovile yes
terday afternoon.
R. n. Miller and vile, Of Marysville, are spending
a few days in the city.
Joseph Hahn came back Yesterday from trip to
the vicinity of Redding.
NJ. NJ. Drew, United States Marshal, came up from
San Francisco yesterday.
Miss Mary Maugan, of Sacramento is visiting Miss
Minnie Dennison at Gait.
J. Wilkinson was in town Saturday, but left
for the bay in the afternoon
District Attorney John T. Carey is eXoected back
from Washington tomorrow
w. C. Swain, Of Swain 4 Hudson, contractors, Of
harysyilie was in town yesterday
Mrs. William Irwin (nee Josselyn) of Truckee, is
visiting her parents at Grass Valley.
c. F. Liuck, who has been visiting Red Bluff. has
returned to his home in Santa Rosa.
A. Johnston, OF Walnut Grove, and George Kerr.
OF Elk Grove, were 10 town Saturday
Mis- Maggie James, of Red Bluff has been visiting
relatives II Chico for the past few Gays.
Mrs. II. Clay Chapman, of this city, has been Wis.
iting Mrs. o. " HoIienbeck, of Auburn
Professor Carl Heinrich left Saturday for Los Ar
geles lie Will De absent about a month.
C. Il. Hubbard, manager for Baker & Hamilton,
left yesterday on 4 business trip to Chico.
Miss Louise Myers left Yesterday for Santa Cruz,
San Jose and Stockton, on a yi-it TO friends.
Miss Hattie Kowles, OF San Francisco, is visiting
Yuba City, the guest OF Mrs Il. II. Schuessler.
A. s. Wcbber, P. A Anderson, John Durkey and
L. Painter OF CORTLAND, in the city yesterday
Miss KITTY Frisch, of this city, who accompanied
Miss Dell Hubbard TO Woodland a week ago, has re-
turre ed.
Mrs. F. R. Dray will 90 to San Francisco to-day
and remain about two weeks with her daIs liter and
friends.
Hon j. Il. Jewett OF Marysyille, passed through
the city Saturday. en- route for home from San
Francisco.
Rev. a. j. Frost, Of this city, will deliver his
lecture, Lying as a Fine Art IN San Jose next
wednesday.
J. B Haegin, who came to Sacramento Saturday
left Tor his ho1-e at the Bay on the afternoon train
Of yesterday
Il. c. Meger'e went down to the Bay yesterday.
So also did Judge ). Il. McCune, WIlber f. smith
and ". A. Gamble.
In the cry Saturday: A. Null wu Dean, James
Deyolie aud John Ilanlon, Of the Costumes, and
George Ter, Of Reuters.
Judge T. &. Mcfarland, who has been i'll for over
two weeks, was Saturday so much recovered as TO
be able to preside in his Court
United States Senator James =. Farley, who has
been sick at san Francisco for some time, left for
Washington by Saturday evenings train.
81. P. Bennett and wife. Of PacarvIe, FL Dorado
county, who have been visiting relatives at Stock
ton, have returned to their mountain home
Mira. Dr. Durant and her sister, Miss Hattie
Caples. Of Folsom, who have been visiting friends
at Gait and ELK Grove, have returned to their
home.
L J. simmons, Of this city, sails from San Fan
cisco to Portland this morning with the Courtrght
X Hawkins Mnstrels. lie goes in the capacity of
manager.
T. Kline Gait; Seth Loyeless PlacervflIe; W. II.
Fox. lone City }. $ Wall, Oakland W B. Brad
ford, San Rafael, aud r. A Shearer Of Truckee are
n the city.
Mrs B. F. Doten, late OF Boston, Mass, at pres
eut If LIS Angeles, is visiting her sister Mrs W c.
Norton, OF Auburn. The sisters had not seen each
other for over twenty years.
The following san Frauciscoitcs were in town
yesterday: J. ;. Allen, VI Antoine, r. j. Williams
George smith, c. II. Gardner, C. X Davis, NJ Ross
a. Nelson, J. f. Cunningham and " W. Hme.
prs. Cluness and Briggs returned Yesterday from
Auburn where they had been to see DR.. Todd, who
it Will Ce remembered, badly hurt through
a runaway accident las fall He is doing well.
Wednesday afternoon last Robert McCourt.
popular young school teacher, and Miss Matte
W7odson, highly esteemed young lady Of Gait,
we're united IN marriage at the residence
Of the brides parents. by W. Il. Briggs, Of
Aclmpo. a few fanIil friends witnessed the care-
mony aud partook Of an enjoyable wedding feast.
after which the young couple started or a short
bridal trip.
The f-ia,dz If N,,vas P,,l,er so,, If II T. p,rl-
23o, street, celebrated the latters 9l-h birthday
the evening Of the oath instant at the resieuce
Of the former. large number were present. and
the patriarch OF four scOre wears aud ten was the re-
cipient Of many valuable presents Of articles Of gold
and silver, and also some and valuable books
The aged gentleman who has an active memory, re
la,cd many incidents o. his boyhood days that anti
dated the birth Of his hearers grand parents.
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel YESTERDAY
!. c. W1lfskill, Solano; George II. Kerr Elk Grove
!. 5. y Demarest, New Brunswick, y. j.: DR.. f. B.
Lghtner and wife, San Francisco J. ~. Halle So
Iano L c. Rho5es TrIckee j. c. Slower, Pleas.
anton A F. Baker, J. D. Thusison, $. Hill Oak
land J. S. Parker, Lodi; Robert Stafford, ct,
II. Armsby, Austria: William Seaman j F shee.
han, Sacramento; f. J. Taylor, Folsom Mrs F.
Moore and two daughters, MARY syilie: James 2
land L. Roe and wife, Vallejo: G Simmonds Mrs
Creed Raymond, NJ =. Mhlkeu. F. W Clifford Geo
Alters, C. L. CURLY, c. J. Jones, Mr. Wilson, James
II. Love, San Francisco
Inc lAulGS OF JIe LILY OF tne NdIitN LolGe. repre-
seniing side degree Of the Ancient United Order
Of Workmen, gave leap year party Saturday even
ing to the members Of Union and Sacramento
Lodges, and large number Of invited guests, at
Grangers Hall. The special occasion was the NOV.
ing OF the three lodges into the ball The hail. |
parlOrs and ante-roOms were well filed with ladies
and gentlemen. At o'clock Mrs. J. D. Kent called |
to order, and announced the programme. Mi s An |
ME Ash made very neat welcoming address, which |
was delivered very Effectively. Miss Orth PLAYED a
piano solo. Mr.. Ashley sang vocal solo Mr.. Hun
ter recited " Hamlets Advise to the Players" Mrs
W c. Fitch sang "Twickenh4m Ferry," and for an |
encore Good Night, My Sweet" Miss Gertie Ger |
Tsh gave for piano solo selections from " Fra |
Dayole," and for encore variations in a sacred |
hymn Mr.. Hunter gave humorous dialect read |
ing. and for an encore another Of like character |
and Mrs Fitch and Mrs. Guthrie sang a duet. Dur |
ing the evening Miss Gerrish acted accompauist
The floor cleared for dancing. and ladies acted |
as floor managers with Miss Annie Ash az floor di |
rector. In the supper room a substantial luncheon
was served by committee Of ladies' The entertain |
ment was in every way pleasing, and was admirably |
conducted.