Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-03-24
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

Mrs. Joseph Ddillllitll, Vi IllCOiil, SaiAS
to the city yesterday.
Hon. f. NJ Campbell, of Oakland, was
IN town yesterday.
J. A. Doolittle, of Woodland returned
home yesterday from Chico.
Miss Mary Taylor of San Francisco, is
visiting her parents in this city.
Captains Eugene Lehe and j. J. Nunan,
of Stockton were here yesterday.
George B. Beatty and Thomas Beatty
came up from the Bay yesterday.
John Broyles and DR.. Evans, of Chico,
returned home from here yesterday
Mrs. John Conran returned last evening
from an extended trip to Santa Cruz.
Mrs Thomas Langenour and family, of
Woodland, have returned from the East.
J. w. Cumpton and wife and T. McCarty
and wife, of Buckeye valley, are visiting
the city.
w. J. Killip, agent of the Central Pacific
Railroad at Sheridan, is in the city visiting
James B. Bloor.
G. w. Towle and wife, of Dutch Flat,
passed through yesterday on their way
to San Francisco.
Alb. Johnston, Mayor of Kenton, Ohio,
who is on short visit to the Pacific coast,
is at present in this city.
Mrs. H. J. Minor, who has been visiting
the southern portion of the State, has re-
turned to her home in this city.
Mrs. P. D. Gogings leaves for the East to-
day, to visit relatives at Newark, n j., and
other places, and will be absent several
months.
Mrs. Schleiman, wife of Ferd Schleman,
County Clerk of Yolo, was taken i'll last
week with serious attack of pneumonia.
Her physician considers her recovery very
doubtful.
Mrs. G. w. Chesley, Jerome Madden,
Senator Reddy, Frank 2. Ryan, G. Politz,
C. P. Nathan and W. T. Ormsby were
passengers for San Francisco yesterday
afternoon.
Major A. F. Jones, of Oroville; Dan
Reavis, of Chico; Judge Belcher, of Marys-
vile, and Miss Florence Anderson, OF
Chico passed through yesterday, going to
San Francisco
Miss Ella DeHart, of Portland Oregon,
and Miss Ella Stuart, Miss Mary Fault and
Mr.. and Mrs w H. Fiske of San Francis
co, are visiting in Woodland, the guests of
Mrs. Ben. Peart
Young friends of Miss Eva McKee, to
the number of about fifty, gave her fine
surprise party last Friday evening, at the
residence of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. +.
HI. Mckee, APO 2 street and the time was
passed happily with music, dancing, etc,
until midnight.
The Cedar Rapids Qa) Gazette, of the
18th, mentions that Mrs. J. C. Wells and
her daughter Miss Fannie, who reside near
Sacramento, and had been making four
months visit to friends in Michigan, Ohio,
and Iowa, would start that evening on
their return home.
Mr. and Mrs. II. Marks celebrated Sun
day evening their twenty-tifth wedding
anniversary at their residence, 722 street.
The brides parents and relatives, residents
Of San Francisco, were present. The par
lors were handsomely decorated with ever
greens and flowers. Dinner Was served for
the family at $50, and reception was held
later III the evening. The presents and
flowers received were costly and numerous.
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel yes
terday: l. L. Selleck and lady, S. A D.
Jones San Francisco A. w. Barrett, Los
Angeles; S. II. Ray, Ohio; Mrs. Cooper
and son, mira +. 3. Westcott, st. Louis;
John W. Cherry. r. 7. NJ. Satterehwaite
San Francisco; VIM. l.. Smith and wife,
Detroit; Ell w. Gordon, Rochester, n. Y;
F. c. Butler, Newark, N. J.; G. w. Gordon,
w. c. Cornell, San Francisco; w. NJ. Cary,
Carson City.
At the meeting of the Delp,iian Club,
held last evening, among other pleasant
features of the entertainment the following
musical and literary numbers were rem
dered: Piano solo, by Miss Kitty Smith;
C. W. Beers, song, /" The Unforgotten
Song Miss Florence Warehouse accom-
panying reading. " The 0ne-Horse Shay,
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