Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-06-28
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

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Judge S. C. benson has gone to Nevada
Elwood Bruner returned yesterday from tri,
| 10 Chico.
A. ]. Thorn and Thomas Thorn, of Fresno, ar
| in the city.
Add C. Hinkson left for San Francisco yestel
| day morning.
w R. Hall has returned from his trip to Wash
ington Territory.
Mrs. L. L. Arnold has gone 70 San Francisco
J for a few days.
Ralph Smith, Latrobe, and James Watson
| MERGED, are in the city
, James Woodburn and Luther Harris returned
| yesterday from Turlock.
Mrs. Langtry and her theatrical company sc
| East tomorrow evening.
Hon. J. s. Cone, of Red Bluff, went down &
San Francisco yesterday.
Miss Minnie Kent has gone TO Aliens Springs
| for q stay OF Il few weeks.
Mrs G. W Chesley went down 10 San Fran
cisco yesterday afternoon.
T. ]. shackelford came down from Red Bluff
yesterday, going to the Bay.
Master Andrew NJ Henderson, Of this city
left yesterday for Monterey.
Peter Hannah, formerly of this city, but now
residing at the Bay, is in town.
H. NJ. La Rue returned to the city yesterday
from his ranch in Iolo county.
NJ. Hickman of Woodland. who has been
quite sick, is again able TO be out
J. N Hixon, of San Francisco, returned home
yesterday, from Fl Dorado county
Colonel Wilson and wife, of San Francisco,
| came up to the city yesterday noon.
Fred Collins, Walter Caldwell and }. Fl. Don
| Gldson, of Plymouth, are in the city.
John Baswick and W. D. McClendon, of the
| Costumes, came to the city yesterday.
William Clark and wife returned yesterday
from visit 10 Virginia City and Carson.
| - T;r1- Of o;4r laf s2o,-
evening for visit TO friends i'll the East
| ]. S Mcdonald, of Diamond Springs, Il
| Dorado county, was in the city yesterday.
W. p. CuInington Nicolaus and George Hell
| ser, of Georgetown FL Dorado county, are in the
| city.
S. W. Taylor and Jeremiah Ward of the
| COsumnes, and Ralph smith, of LatrObe, are in
I the city.
| r. c. Montgomery, who has been sojourning
ct Hardin Springs for several weeks, returned
yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Erwin, of Camptonvi1le
| who had been visiting sacramento, returned
| home last evening.
! is rumored that he viii re-enter the newspaper
| business at Woodland
State Senator ]. Marion Brook, of Ventura,
! who has been in the city for several days, left
| for his home yesterday.
| John Taylor, ex-School Director of San Fran
| turned home Yesterday.
| J. B. Stetson, of the firm of Holbrook, Merrill
| Il Stetson, came up from san Francisco Thurs
| day evening, and returned yesterday.
Dwight HOLSTER, candidate for the Assem-
bly, came up from CORTLAND yesterday. He
says all the people in his section for Blaine.
Edward P Smith, Grand Master, l. o. o. F.,
returned yesterday from official visit TO
Shasta county, and went TO the Bay in the after
noon.
Mrs. A. Heyman and daughter returned yes
terday from San Francisco. Miss Heyman was
seriously i'll at that city, but is now conva-
lescing.
Miss NJ. A. Leahy, of Grass Valley, passed
through the city yesterday, en- route 10 Oak
land. Before her return she will visit friends at
San Jose.
James Nee, for many years an employe of the
railroad company in this city, has accepted a
position at Wadsworth, and left for that place
yesterday.
Friends of Miss Jennie Graham, of Elk Grove,
gave her very pleasant party few evenings
since, about forty couples being present, and a
merry time was enjoyed.
Mr.. and Mrs. F n. Mott, of this city, left
few days since for Santa Cruz. They sent their
horse and buggy to the Bay by boat, and will
travel from there overland.
Ed. Simpson of this city, viii leave San Fran
cisco next Monday on the schooner Maid of Or
leans for Shoalwater Bay, Washington Territory,
TO be absent about six weeks.
Francis Veerkamp, of Gold Hill, El Dorado
county, is in the city. He is extensively en-
gagged in the fruit business, and says the crops
in that section are number one.
w C. Van Fleet, State Prison Director, went
10 the Bay yesterday to attend meeting Of the
Board, called for the purpose of passing upon
the bonds of contractors for supplies.
The following are registered at Allen Springs
w. S. Sanford and wife, l.. ButterwoTth, Matt.
O'Donnell, DR.. Dutch, San Francisco H. A. Roe
and wife, Mrs. Tul, Colusa; Vim. Kent, Thomas
Hallahan, Thomas Hanson, oakland Mrs.
Baumgerton Mrs Charles Cook Miss Minnie
Kent, Miss Nettie Daugherty Sacramento.
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel yesterday
J. H. Howard and wife, SAN Francisco; DR.. f. d.
Leavitt, Santa Rosa; DR.. W: E; Briggs city; J; A.
HeTne land and family, New York; T B. Reid, city;
o. A. Hale, San Jose; p. G. Hale, city; James ID.
Hague, New York; II. Schussler, San Francisco.
Arrivals at the State House Hotel yesterday
Abe Darlington, Miss s. Darlington, John Wall,
Johnson, Walnut Grove; Amos Hull, Frank
Hull, Folsom; Mrs. E J. Addison, Roseville; r.
f. l. Leavell Kansas City; II. G. Q. Thomas,
Pleasant Grove; F. Veerkamp, Granite Hill; A.
Swanson, Reuter-; Mr.. Miller, city.
The following vest bound overland passen-
gers passed Sacramento this morning: A.
Haas, New York; C. L. Goldenand lady, Omaha;
f. G. Mathews, D, NJ. Fish, Oakland; Cecil Stew
NJ. c. Badger, Fruitvale, Cal; Mrs. Spencer,
Syracuse, n. Y; J. N. Richardson, J. c. Walker,
San Francisco; J. C. SHREDDER, Oakland Mrs. B.
Y. Richardson. Mrs. Frank l. Everest and two
children, Atchison, Ks; Mrs K. Funk, Ohio;
Mrs Healy, Miss Mamie Iillie, Boston, Mass;
Mrs w. H. Birch, San Francisco; Mrs. J. B.
Ill. F. Bunch, Sydney, N. S. W; J. ]. Silver
horn, New York; F. c. Knowles, San Francisco:
VIM. Kent San Rafael, Cal; j. w. White, Oak
land; j. S. Crosby, Montana; H. J. Seoren, New
Zealand H. Rosenberg, New York; Miss Z. Biz
mingham. California; Mrs. J. J. Faude and fam
lily, Michigan City. Ind; Mrs. Gilbert, Miss Ella
Gilbert, Miss Kate Gilbert, New York.
The Bric-a Brac Club held its season closing
reception last evening at the residence of n. ID.
Rideout. The attendance was very large, and
the occasion one of the most enjoyable of the
year past. There were nearly one hundred per
sons present, about equally divided between
honorary and active members and escorts.
There We're beside u few special guests. The
hospitality of the hosts of the evening was of
the character that adds to enjoyment and gives
ease to the guests. The programme included
retrospect of the work OF the year, read by Miss
Lizzie Griffin; paper on household art; an eff
fective recitation by Miss Agnes Haley, of Ala
media; u very mrthful reading by Miss
Fanny Thompson, who successfully es-
sayed the personation of three characters in
a humorous dialogue; piano solos by Miss Ger
tie Gerrish and Miss Jessie Cameron two songs
by Mrs. Percy Ross; tenor solo by Mr.. Graham |
flute solo by Mr.. Neale; five four part songs by
a quartet, composed Of Messrs. Graham, San
born Auerbach and Carroll. To which pro-
gramme Miss Rideout added. by request,
piano solo. Mrs. Edgerton and Miss Gerrish |
were accompanies ofthe evening. Two crayon |
portraits were shown by Miss Alice Way one |
crayon portrait by Miss Amelia Klippel, and |
two oil paintings by Miss Kendall. A bountiful |
luncheon was served under the direction of the |
ladies of the Club. number OF persons were |
proposed for membership at the close of the |
evening, which TO all present proved one of both
social pleasure and intellectual profit The |
Club, ct u O'clock adjourned until October LIST.
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