Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-08-08
SOCIAL AND Personal.

W. P. Eldrcd Is spending a few days at Santa
Cruz.
Terry T. Wright has returned from Bartlett
Springs.
Mrs. Fl. \. Burnett has gone to Sonoma for q
few weeks.
R K. Berry. railroad agent at shingle Springs,
| is in the city.
Mrs. Creed Raymond came up from the Bay
last evening.
Mrs. ]. W. OMeara is visiting Mrs. ]. f. Daw-
| son at Colfax.
Mrs T. B. Mcfarland and her daughter have
| returned from the Bay.
D. DeBernardi and family have returned from
| q months rusticating trip.
| Miss Nettie Lord, of San Francisco is visiting
| her parents at Grass Valley.
| Miss Pearl Kelton, of Napa, is visiting Red
Bluff, the guest of Mrs. C. W. Taylor.
| A. J. Benney, of Marysville passed through
| the city yesterday, en- route to San Francisco.
Miss Ella Judge is spending the summer at
San Francisco, the guest of Miss Julia Farrell.
Ed. F. Smith and family left Yesterday after
| noon for the Bay, to be absent several days.
Miss Rosa Coney, Miss Julia Coney and Mrs
! F. A Ebel returned yesterday from the Geysers.
Dr. Schnabel, of Newcastle, was in the city yes
| terday, and returned home on the evening
| train.
James B. Hume and wife have been visiting
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| days.
Mrs w J. Edwards, of Oakland. is here on a
visit to Mrs Il. B. Nielsen, Thirteenth and H
streets.
Miss Allie Burnett. of San Francisco. came up
yesterday to attend the wedding of Miss Lizzie
Petrie.
| Judge Armstrong and DIR. Tyrrell were among
the passengers leaving by last evenings train
,, for the Bay.
Mrs H. Keith. Of Red Bluff, is visiting her
\ daughter, Mrs. J. o. Voluntine, at Middleton,
| Lake county.
Mrs Newton J. shartzer, of San Jose is on a
two-weeks' visit to her father, Judge Gilmer, OF
Sacramento
Professor W H. Martin, President of the Hes
perian College at Woodland will spend his sum
| mer vacation al Los Angeles
Charles Hubbs, A. Davies and Thos. Meagher
| left yesterday for Humboldt county, on hunt
| ing and fishing expedition
A pleasant surprise party was rendered Miss
| Eddleninth at the residence of 4. Dennery Sun
day evening, which was largely attended.
| Mrs. f. X. Alsip and children went by yester-
day afternoons train to Falona, near Port Costa,
! where they will remain for several weeks.
] Mrs. Maria Compton and her daughter, Mrs.
| A. B. Brady, passed through the city yesterday,
en- route from Grass Valley to San Francisco.
Benjamin Batchelder, Cheyenne: Dennis Dali
| ton, Philip Roach, George Plymouth, F. n.
| Sanders, Costumes. are at the Eldred House.
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| Lumber Companys business at Willows, who
has been spending few days in Sacramento,
returned to his home yesterday.
George II. Lennox, Business Manager of Leon
& Cushman's Minstrel Comedy Company, is in
| the city, making arrangements for the appear
ance of this company at an early date.
| w. II. Martin, Woodland Z. V. Spencer
| Susanville; J. +. Shaeffer Gridley; George II.
Lenox. New York: Richard Britton. Calf, and
W. J. Clark, of College City, are at the Capital
| Hotel.
The family of William p Harrington, Cashier
| of the Colusa County Bank, passed through the
| city last evening, en- route East. Mr.. Harring-
| ton accompanied this far, and is stopping at the
| Golden Eagle
| Professor Z. G. Atkinson and son and Thomas
| Harper and son returned yesterday from two
weeks camping stay at Summit Soda Springs.
They state that there are now about thirty Sacra.
mentans cncamped there and all are delighted.
| The hunting and fishing are only fair.
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel yesterday
| II, y. Woods, Louis Sloss, Jr., f. Grass and wife
San Francisco; II. f. Evans, Chicago; James 4.
| Hague New York: J. H. Kean. New Jersey; E.
W; Moore. Pittsburg; Miss Katie Jones' Tehama;
John Lynch, Bencia; d. T. Allen, San Francis
co. W. F. Harrington, Colusa.
Arrivals at the State House yesterday: J..
Nightingale, Latrobe; Thomas whyte, San
Francisco; p 0. Sanders Texas; VIII II. Callett
Pleasant Grove: " A. Scott W. Pierson, Cosum-
mes: NJ: /. Smith. Routiers Mrs. Jones, Elk
|
Pleasant Grove; William Mclean Sheridan; l..
Brunson. Detroit. Mich; J. r. Woods Chicago;
| T. Y. Bullwer. Boston; Joe Berry, St. Louis; o.
Jenkins Lowell Mass; Frank Gruber, Cincin-
NATL o.: John 0Rourke, London: B. Jones,
Liverpool.
A letter was received yesterday from r Ban
ner. formerly OF this city and NJ present resi-
| dent of Denver. Col, stating that he was in re-
ceipt of telegram from Paris announcing the
fact that his son. Michael Banner. had just
graduated from the Conservatory of Music, in
| that city with the highest honors being first in
| a class of twenty nine young violinists and re-
lceving the grand prize. Master Banner is well
known in sacramento, having been born here.
lie displayed an early love for the violin, and
up TO five years ago had given several concerts
in this city. He is undoubtedly the greatest
violinist. of his years. in the world and will if
| he lives, yet rank with the best masters