Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-03-11
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

John H. Carroll returned yesterday from
Chico.
Major Harvey, of San Francisco, was il
town yesterday.
| V. J. Gregory went over to Stockton yes
terday morning.
Mrs. Benjamin f. Graves is visiting
friends ct Chico.
General John Bidwell came down to the
| city yesterday from Chico
Miss Annie Bryant, of Chico, went down
to San Francisco yesterday.
Mrs. J. W. 0Meara has gone to San Fran
cisco for visit Of one week.
George Champlain, of Red Bluff, passed
through yesterday. going below.
Harry J. Hanehette, commercial editor
of the EeGntinef, was in the city yesterday.
James A. Orr, County Clerk of Plumas,
was in town yesterday, but went 10 the Bay
| in the afternoon.
George D. Aldrich, of Lincoln, who has
been i'll of pneumonia for several days, was
Yesterday reported 10 be in a critical condi-
| ton.
S. II. Davis, +. NJ Campbell, D. B.
Wolff, Colonel c. f. Croker and d. NJ.
| Reavis came up from the Bay yesterday
noon.
Fred Stevens, engineer on the California
and Oregon Railroad, left yesterday for
New Orleans and Chicago, to be gone about
-four weeks.
Miss B. Smith, of Oakland, who has
been visiting friends at Sheridan, came to
the city yesterday to meet Mrs. O. X. Hop
kins, and went with her 10 Auburn.
Mrs Annie Perry and grandson, of this
city, have returned from Roscville, to
which place they went to attend the we'd
ding Of Miss Addie Q. Nickerscn TO J w.
Oliet
A. Hockstadter, of Marysville, came
down yeStcr lay to meet and escort to that
city the remains Of Mrs. n d. Hoopcrt,
who died suddenly at san Francisco re-
Gently.
O. D. Lambard, formerly of the firm of
Goss & Lambard, of this city, who has been
spending several years in the East, arrived
on the coast q few days ago, and has been
visiting Sacramento.
r. NJ Clarken, Major Robert Beck Mrs
George L. Bates, Rev. c. s. Hasweil and
wife, Attorney General Marshall Porter
Ashe. A. J. Stevens and Mr. and Mrs. \.
d. Rideout went to San Francisco Yesterday
afternoon.
Assembiyman Smith, of the Nevada
Legislature, a member from the town of
Eureka, was in the city yesterday and
visited the Capitol After looking over
the members of the Senate and the Assem-
bly, he remarked, The same bouquet but
a little more numerous"
Mr. and Mrs f. W Frat start for New
Orleans, via the Southern Pacific Railroad
to-day. They Will stop on their way, at
San Bernardino Hot Springs two weeks,
remain at the Worlds Exposition two
weeks, then 90 to Mr. traits brothers, at
Racine. Wis, and return by the Atlantic
and Pacific Railroad to Prescott, y. I.
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel yes
terday; J. V. Hunter, r. c. Walrath Ne
yada City: O. ID. Lambert, city; James \.
Orr, Plumas county; James II. Love, A.
Thomson. +. s. Holt, San Francisco Miss
Anna Bryant Chico; c. II. Dunton, Mon
taguc Il. Leyersun. san Francisco: Fred NJ
Campbell. Oakland; John Lynch. Benicia
c. n FELTON,, H. g. Platt, c. G. Littlefield,
Charles Warren, San Francisco; l.. f.
Moulton, Colusa; ]. VI. STAFFORD, Ben :
Deutsch, Gus Strawgenberger, a. Gold
smith, san Francisco.
\ correspondent writes from Brighton
under date of the 10Th: Tuesday evening,
March Sd, was Jolly time for the Brighton
party-soers The occasion for SO much
amusement to the participants, and lockers
on, also, was a domino party. The Mother
Hubbard was the costume for the evening.
Nobody knew anybody, and everybody
said nothing for fear OF being detected. The
Oldest residents, who seldom go outside the
garden gate after night, We're there to see
the maskers. Much credit is due the Misses
Teeples, Miss burlington and the Messrs
Cutter for the success of the party. The
place selected was Mrs. Conner's hop-house,
with large hall. well arranged, and good
floor. The supper was given in the heat
ing-room of the large building plenty for
all and to spare. The hall was crowded
good music furnished and the hop in the
hop-house was Il grand hop, enjoyed by all.