Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-05-18
SOCIAL AND Personal.

| the members and their outside friends very
satisfactory results are anticipated.
SOCIAL AND Personal.
Miss Cora Utter, of Franklin, is visiting
| Sacramento.
Harry Ingham, of Placervilie, is visiting
| Sacramento.
ExSupervisor P. r. Beckley was in the
! city Saturday.
Henry ]. Kilgariff went down to St.
Helena Saturday.
Robert Allen returned from San Fran
cisco yesterday noon.
Albert Gallatin returned Saturday from
his ranch near Red Bluff.
Miss Corinne kimball, of Marysville
came to the city yesterday.
Miss Hattie Caples, of Elk Grove is visit
ing Miss May Her of Gait.
Miss Ella Mettle, of Mormon Island, is
visiting friends in this city.
Thomas Dougall of Marysville, went
down to the Bay yesterday.
Judge j e. Hale, of Auburn, went down
to San Francisco yesterday.
Miss Emma Hartwell left Saturday on
visit to San joaquin county.
Amos Sewell came down from Red Bluff
yesterday, going to San Francisco.
H. J. w. Dam and c. s. Owens left for
San Francisco yesterday afternoon.
William Jenkins, of Wadsworth, New,
Is visiting his parents at Placerville.
Conductor James Welch left yesterday
for Bartlett Springs, to stay a month.
J. II. McKune's family, of Dixon, has
returned from visit to Los Angeles.
General John McComb and Prison Di-
rector Boggs came up from the Bay Satur-
day.
Mrs. W NJ. Crutcher and Miss Sadie
Mann, of Auburn. are visiting friends at
1uba City.
Mrs. NJ. L. Burckhalter and daughter
Gladys, of Trucllee, are visiting Dr. and
Mrs. II. w Nelson, of this city.
Mrs. S. Alter and her daughter, Miss
Marion, have, after an extended visit to
this city, returned to their home III Placer
vile.
Mrs. W 7. CroweI and children re-
turned to the city Saturday evening from a
two weeks visit to Oakland and San Fran
cisco.
Miss Mary Miller, of Placeryille who for
the past month has been visiting relatives
in this city, leaves for her FL Dorado county
home to-day.
Mrs H. s Putney and Mrs. G. S. Put
ney, of Elk Grove, were visiting friends in
Stockton during last week. as the guests of
Mrs. Rily Wells.
Thomas f. Wells of Potter Center, Yates
county, \. Y, is spending a few weeks in
California, as the guest of the Putney
brothers, of the Costumes.
W. Duncan, of the Ohio & Mississippi
Railroad, and party of friends, returned
yesterday from Truckee and will probably
go down to the Bay this afternoon.
Miss Mamie benson, daughter of Judge
benson, of Sacramento, and little sister
and brother, with Eastern relatives, are
visiting John Mcfarland and niece of Gait.
Conrad 7. Vogel, REcoRD-UN1oN com
pOsitor, leaves for the East this morn ng,
TO represent Sacramento Typographical
Union in the meeting of the international
Typographical Union at New York June
1st
In the city yesterday: License Collector
}. T. FOgarty, San Francisco Daniel Ma
son, Loomis Norman Rideout, Marysville;
George WEIGH, Oakland; NJ r. Brewer,
James Cannon, San Francisco; Mrs. VIM.
Mitchell and Miss Mitchell. Laguna; w.
Nightingale, Latrobe; J. G. Woods White
Rock.
Arrivals at the Capital Hotel yesterday
Samuel Gray, San Francisco; G. T. Con
ner, Costumes: Caleb Dorsey. stanislaus
J. Lambert, K. ". Huston, a. Van Denmark,
Woodland c. II. Wilcox, Oroville; Mrs.
Defy and daughter, c. F. Weinrich, J. F.
Kelly, B. Barde, Sacramento; II. Goeffert,
Dixon Mrs A. G.. Glenn Jacinto Mrs
William Murdoch, Willows.
Z. l. Mann, the switchman, who, on the
18th of last December, met with such a
serious accident in the railroad yard at
LathrOp that it was thought to be almost
useless to bring him to the Railroad H0spi-
tai, there was such small hope of his re-
covery, though he was brought up by
special train as soon as possible, is now able
TO walk about, almost as well as ever.
Nellie, Cora and Jessie Mott, the little
daughters of George NJ. Mott, gave an after
noon party Saturday, May 10th, at their
parents residence, 1915 | street, from to
o'clock. Two hundred beautifully litho-
graphed invitations were sent out, and over
$50 little girls, of ages varying from to II
years, were in attendance. The grounds
around the place had been fitted up for the
occasion in picnic style, and, taken alto.
gether, it was one of the most pleasing
juvenile parties that has taken place within |
the past year.
The British Consul Charles Mason of !
San Francisco, was i'll town on Saturday |
II had been II years since he was previ- |
ousiy in Sacramento, and he expresses |
himself as much pleased at the prove |
ment made in the appearance of the city |
during this period. A committee of mem
befs Of the British Benevolent Association. |
consisting of James Parsons, Z. II. Ash |