Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-01-10
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.
T. J. Stephenson, of Franklin, is in the
| city.
George Pirley, of Modesto, is at the Cap
| ital Hotel
T. A Turner, of Oakland is visiting
Sacramento.
F. c. Clark has gone to San Francisco for
a weeks stay.
Miss Minnie Carolan is visiting friends in
San Francisco.
Daniel Donahue, of Marysville. was in
town yesterday.
Warren Sexton of Oroville went down
to the Bay yesterday.
S. J. Alden, of Placerville. is spending
| several days in this city.
Sheriff Martin, of Tehama county went
| up to Red Bluff yesterday.
Hon. J. S. Cone returned to Red Bluff
yesterday from Sacramento.
Senator Foster, of Tehama county, went
up home yesterday morning.
William Chamberlin. of Reno, came over
10 Sacramento yesterday morning.
:. B. Weller OF Truekee, has taken up
his family residence in Dutch Flat
Fred Werner, of Suffer Creek, passed
through 10 San Francisco yesterday.
Governor George c. Perkins went down
10 San Francisco yesterday morning.
VIM. H. Quinn has returned from a visit
of several weeks to friends III the East.
John W. Fulweiler, of Auburn, returned
home yesterday, after a short visit here.
Mrs J. G, MARITIME arrived home yeSter-
n Folsom
D. 5. Cohn ard Fred Williams, of Chico,
went through TO San Francisco yesterday.
Patrick Campbell, of Smartsyille came
down yesterday, on his way to san Fran
cisco.
John Tablet and Robert Williamson left
yesterday GA business trip to Colusa
county.
Mrs Ollie Miller of Oakland, is visiting
Sacramento, the guest of her sister, Mrs.
Mary Jacobs.
A reception was given at Governor Stone
mans last evening to the young friends of
Miss Stoneman.
Norman Rideout, manager of the bank
of Rideout & Smith, Marysville, was in
town yesterday.
Captain Clinton L. White and bride will
arrive on the overland train from the East
tomorrow morning
Judge John Keiser, of Truckee accom-
panied by his granddaughter, Miss Alice
Greenleaf, is visiting the city.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Fitch, of Los An
geles, left for San Francisco yesterday after
noon, after a stay of a few days here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rideout received friends at
their residence last evening. The number
present was quite large, and dancing was
engaged in until late hour.
Among the passengers for San Francisco
Yesterday afternoon were Clay w. TAYLOR,
J. \. Young, Robert Gardiner A. G. Booth,
Chris Buckley VIM. Cochrane and II. J.
W. Dam.
Mr. and Mrs William Beckman and ".
T. Knox and Miss Belle Knox leave to-day
to join the excursion from San Francisco to
the Worlds Fair at New Orleans and the
City of Mexico.
Assemblyman Frank Moffitt, one of the
proprietors of the Oakland independent, was
married in that city to Miss Augusta Jaffe,
Thursday evening. Yesterday they came
up to the city, and have been kept busy re-
ceiying the congratulations of friends
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel yes
terday: W. Z. Wilkens, New York: j.
N Mckenny, g. Warren Stealev, c. W.
Jackson, San Francisco; Fred Wagner,
Contra Costa 5. Harris, Oakland; John
Isaac. Mrs. c. j. Marston, San Bernardino;
VIM. f. McCraken, Costumes; J. j..
French, Julius katsers, Z. H. Wilson,
San Francisco.
The Bric-a-Brac Club was given a recep-
ton last evening by Mr.. and Mrs +. r.
Hamilton at their residence Despite the
incemency of the weather there was
large attendance, and the evening proved
most enjoyable one. There were present
number of ladies and gentlemen from
abroad, as guests OF the hosts of the even
ing. The latter We're especially solicitous
TO render the occasion pleasurabie. The
programme included an instrumental solo
by Miss Lizzie Griffin; duet, Mrs Percy
Ross and Mr.. Graham flute solo, c. a
Neale; piano solo Miss Daisy Sidd0nS ::
bass solo, Mr. Beardsley; recitation,
by Miss Helen Y. Carleton, recently az
rived in the city from the East. Misses
GerriSh and Griffin We're accompanies
during the evening Miss Nettie Woods,
Of Colusa added to the entertainment a
piano solo, and her sister, Miss May Woods
gave vocal solo. An impromptu debate
was interiected into the programme, and
created much merriment, seasoned with
considerable thoughtful utterance. Re
freshments were served late in the evening
by ladies of the club Several rooms of the
residence of the hosts were adorned by
tasteful designs in choice flowers.