Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-05-23
g0CIAL AND PERSONAL.


Russ. J. Low left last evening to spead q
| week in the mouutain5.
Park Henshaw, Of Chico, went home
| yesterday from tl.e Bay.
Or. Wilson, Of Dutch Fiat, returned
home yesterday from Lincoln.
D. Il. Haskell passed through from Rock
lin to Sem francisco yesterday.
Hon, W. ri. Gutter returned to Harys-
vile yesterday from PIaceryi!le,
". G. Belcher passed through from
PlaoeryiIle 10 San Francisco yesterday.
Il. G. Palmer, who has been seriously i'll,
has recovered, and is nov sojourning in
Folsom,
Miss Title Fa-nsvorth, of Benicia, is
visiting her uncle, eiIa5 FarcswCrtI, IN
this city.
Hon. F. Z. Baker. Of Woodland. left
yesterday for Lake county, TO ba gone five
OK slH days.
Cards are not out for 8 reception to be
given by mir. and Mrs II. G. Smith mex.
Monday night.
Miss Ida Ciinch has returned to Sacra-
mtnto, after two years study III Boston,
in vocal music.
Miss Bonnie Oakley, who has been ut
tending the State Normal School returned
from San Jose yesterday.
John Holder, railroad agent al Penryn.
passed through yesterday tn route to High
land Springs for the benefit Of his health
Judge Niles Searls and L. 4. Mason and
wife, of Nevada City, came down Yesterday
OIL their way 10 San Francisco, Mr.. and
Mrs, hias0n Remaining over here un,il to
day,
In the city yesterday: J, W. Houston,
Coutland; Mrs. NJ. ". Cooley, Rocklu;
John Fitzgerald, Summit Station; n. A.
Dorm, San Francisco Charles Vest, Bodie;
Cyrus Bigss, Nicolaus.
Mrs. J. W. Houston and her daughter
Hattie, accompanied b. Mrs. Pennington,
leave this morning for Wakefield, Mass,
They are accompanied by Miss Hattie
Bunell, Who goes 10 LakcpOrt, n. Y.
Arrivals ct the Capital Hotel yesterday
John Jackson, Berkeley; w, E. Lowe
Woodland, Il. Gorffert, Dixon H. T.
Huggins, Clagksburg; James Fewell,
Franklin; Samnei Deal, San Franchise A
FandcEmark, Woodland.
The graduating exercises of the higher
grades in the Hamilton Grammar School
Of San Francisco closed yesterday with
appropriate ceremonies. The highest hOn0rS
OF his class were carried Off by Leland Stan
ford Boruck, son of Hon. N. D. Boruck,
editor and proprietor of the SPIRIT Of tie
TINES and who received the Bridge medal
on account Of excellence of school record.
Miss Blanche Bates. daughter Of Mrs. Z.
m. Bates, the actress, graduated II the head
Of her GLASS.
Arrivals a. the Golden Eagle Hotel yes
teTaay Mrs. G. G. Brice, Miss Anna Brico.
{ I1.,fi
Jones and wife, Mrs. G. E Hammond,
Bloomington, H.; J. T. Shana, Philade-
phia; VIII a. Pears, Ohio; Frank T. Ho-
burg, II. C. Bush, San Francisco; a. Colts
chalk, Boston L, Sontsg, e. T. OGonnor,
SaH Francisco; Niles 5earls, Nevada City
}. a. Lawrence. Lincoln; NJ. K. Kaemhr,
J. II. Lame and wife San Francisco a D. !
NJ aFon End wife, Nevada City; A. E. Buck |
ingham, DR.. J. c Kunkler, San Francisco |
T. 4. McG0wen, Virginia City; 2. Jacob |
son, Jr-, San francisco; T. c. Jarvis, San |
Jose; Thomas Beer, Stockton l., Euphrat, |
San Francisco; w. w. Hubbard, Delta |
10 Hamilton, Auburn; ". ii. Brown. San |
Francisco.
The closing meeting for the season of the /
Avon Club was held in the spacious par-
lors of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph 6teffens last
evening. There were present about forty |
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club. and an evening OF literary and social /
pleasures was enjoyed. These numbers |
were presented: Piano duet, Mrs r. n. !
Gay and Miss Eva Grifiitts; reading
scene from Henry Why Mrs. w. A. |
Butterfield; reading, from = AS You Like |
It." Mrs. II. II. Linnell as RoSalind, Mrs. |
e. l.. White as Celia, sparrow Smith |
as Orlando, and II. w. Chapman |
as Jacques; soliloquy from Henry ",
Mrs. Julian; essay On characters in |
by c. L. White: instrumental |
duet, piano, Miss f. L. de Laguna, and vio-
lin, V. l.. Bail; reading, Casket scenes |
from Merchant Of Venice" Mrs. C. p. Mas |
sey Us Portia, Mrs.. Joseph SIeffens "a Ne |
rissa, w. e. Merrill as Bassanio, w. A. |
Briggs as Morocco, Sparrow Smith as Ar
ragon. and Joseph Steffens as Ora
tiano; recitation, dialogue between HUI
bert aud Arthur in King John" Mrs. |
Frank Avery; vocal quartet, Sun |
rise, Miss E. NJ. Thompson, Miss
de Laguna, II. w. Chapman and Sparrow |
Smith; redding-soene from Winters |
Tale"-Mrs. III. L.. Bassett, as Paulina
Mrs. Sparrow Smith. as Perdta Mrs. II. |
II. Linnell, as Hermoipe; C. P. Massey, as
Leontes; sparrow Smith, as Polixenes.
After the exercises a very ample collation.
was served. The entire occasion was
highly enjoyable. The Avon Club is COM
posed of about twenty members, associated |
together for the study of Shakespeare.
With meetings semi-monthly during the
season of long evenings.
Montana is to have grand Territorial
Pair this fall !