Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-05-28
SOCIAL AND Personal.

Miss Nellie Greer has gone to Napa to
| reside.
Mrs. Mollic Martin, of San Jose is visit
ing relatives in Woodland.
John Gassner, the Putnam House host,
of Auburn, came down yesterday.
Judge Holl and j II. Carroll We're among
those who left for the Bay last evening,
:. c. Mott and wife came to the city YES
terday after a trip through the interior.
7. II. Adams and f. II. Archer have re-
! turned to Woodland from Fresno county.
Assemblyman Hollistcr, from the Granger
district of this county, was in town yester-
day.
Joseph Madden, OF Newcastle, and Judge
Bliss, Of Narysyille, were in the city yes
/ terday.
| lie. Strong. of Woodland, has been adj
mitted to practice III the Superior Court Of
| Yolo county.
II, T. Brinluman. of Woodland, has re
| turned from Bartlett Springs, greatly I'M
proved in health.
Mrs. y. 2. Brown, of Nevada, and her
| son Fred. are visiting Mrs. \. c. Hnkson,
OF this city for few days.
Hon. Grove L. Johnson has returned
| from san joaquin county. where lie had
been TO lecture some college pupils.
George Is. Katzenstcin has reached New
! Orleans on his way to Canada where he
| goes to attend the annual conference OF
Good Nemplars.
Ariel Lathrop and superintendent Towne
accompanied Senators Stanford and Shcr-
man to this city yesterday. Mr. Towne
returned to the Bay by the 800 train.
In the city yesterday. Miss Sarah Neal,
| Miss Allie Bennett Michigan Bar; Isaac
Doty, Forest Home; John NJ Rhoads, Co
sumnes; Mrs. :. c. Tryon and Mrs. Lem
bach, Union House.
United States Senators Stanford and
John Sherman came up from the Bay in u
special car Yesterday. and, after u brief
stay, departed for the formers great ranch
at Niua, and thence to the terminus of the
California and Oregon Railroad, where
they will part company. Senator Stanford
will return, while the Ohio statesman will
visit Oregon and return to the East by the
Northern Pacific route.
Arrivals at the Capital Hotel yesterday ::
X. II. Newton, Z. r. Lowe. Woodland; T
J. Flanagan, Auburn: J. NJ. Metcalf Mrs.
Moore, Il. Metcaf, Mrs W. W. Rich and
sister, HickSyille; \. J. Smith Gait: Geo.
Goodman, San Francisco; Mrs Ailcr and
son. Dixon 5. II. Taylor, city; L. y Gould,
G. Foul. San Matco; Mrs. J. Gould, Dutch
| Flat X. e. Montgomery, Stockton: T. ID.
stephens, Brighton Sol. Runyon, Court
land
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel yes
terday VIM. II. Brown, :. katten, NJ
Michel Mrs q. Hawkins, c. NJ. Sadler,
Marcus ". Henry. Paul BchfiSch, Z.
Rochat. J. Doychert, J. ii. Love Prcntiss
Carpenter, san Francisco; :. II. Taylor
| = NJ
Boag, Stockton John \. Goldsmith, !. W.
Dorathau, 0. Bemis, Oakland; f. Lyburg,
Miss a. NJ Black. Clarkyille; VIM. \.
Tanning, Chicago; Mrs Rodrick and
child Rocklin: J. + Morgan. San Fran
cisco J. F. Rice, Madison; J. c. VOLTS
kill Nolauo; VI. 4. Wolfskill, Los Angeles;
p. W, Dudy, Stockton.
\ festival gathering of the members OF
the ShakcSrearean Club of this city and
invited guests took place Tuesday evening
at the residence of c. 7. Massey, lust south
of the city. which proved an exceedingly
pleasant social and literary event. During
the evening the following programme of
| exercises was enjoyed instrumental solo,
Miss Daisy SiddonS essay by c. p Massey
upon Methods in Reading" which was
| followed by discussion, participated in by
| Professor IL. ". Chapman, c. l.. White
Joseph StetIens Sparrow Smith, Professor
Z. T. Rowcll and others vocal solo. by
| Mrs. Percy Ross. These numbers were
! followed by readings and recitationS by c.
p. Massey, Miss de Iaguna, Mrs Frank
| Avery and Miss Carleton. After the pro
gramme followed a strawberry and ice
cream collation. seasoned with Shakes
pearean quotations.
Mr. and Mrs. David Mcgowan. Of Yolo
county, returned last Sunday from 4 trip
through the East and South, They left
Sacramento ON the 18th of April, going via
Denver. and on the 26th, at Independence,
| No. celebrated their thirty-tirst wedding
anniversary. surrounded by relatives and
old-timc friends. Il was Mrs. Mcgowan 5
first return East since She left there q
Young bride Mr.. Mcgowan accompanied
the California Pioneers to the States
about fifteen years ago. From Missouri
Nj and Mrs Mcgowan visited Kentucky,
and the Worlds Fair at New Orleans. OF
the latter their expression is that while the
several States did proudly, Mexico beat the
world in It's exhibit. Returning home by
the southern route. they spent several days
ut San Bernardino and Los Angeles, but
| arrived again at home, with the East. the
| South and southern California in compari-
son, they prefer the Sacramento valley TO
ell other lands and localities, notwitl-
standing is floods and occasional grass
hoppcrs