Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-04-10
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

J. H. Glide returned from the Bay yes
| terday noon.
! Mrs. Charles r. Parsons, is visiting in
San Francisco.
Charles T. Jones left yesterday afternoon
| for Red Bluff.
JIM. Mclaughlin came down from Pla-
, cerville yesterday
General Lewellyn Tozer left for Stockton
yesterday morning.
D. NJ. Burns went over 10 Woodland yes
terday for brief visit.
r. T. Deylin and Joseph Steffens went 10
| the Bay yesterday afternoon.
John Mansfield, of Chico came down to
Sacramento yesterday morning.
Miss J. Dryden, of Elk Grove, is paying
a visit to her Sacramento friends.
B. w. Levens came down from Butte
county yesterday, en- route to Oakland.
Thomas r. Stevens, of Placerville, passed
through the city yesterday en- route TO Gait.
D.F. Martin, of Biggs. passed through
yesterday, on his way to Portland, Oregon
Fish Commissioner A. B. Dibble arrived
here yesterday morning from Grass Valley
Robert Hamilton of the firm of Baker &
Hamilton, came up from the Bay last even
ing.
]. B. Darlington, San Francisco and ].
B. Scott, Deer Creek, came 10 the city yes
terday.
President Dean, of the Sierra Flume &
Lumber Co., went down to San Francisco
yesterday.
Ex-Sheriff Need, of Sierra county, passed
through with his family yesterday, going
to the Bay.
Benz Goodllind, editor and proprietor of
the Williams Reciew paid Sacramento
visit yesterday.
Mrs Alice p Vance and Mrs. Minnie
Blakely. of Drytown, Amador county are
at the Eldred House.
Ed. F. Smith got back yesterday from a
visit to his family, who are sojourning in
Auburn for while.
Frank Gray, the clerk of the Golden
Eagle Hotel, has gone on a brief visit to
relatives in Stockton.
c. Ii. Stevens has returned, much i'm
proved in health, from stay of three
months in San Diego
The Juncate Club will have moonlight
excursion and dance at Folsom during the
next moonlight nights.
Mrs. w. H. Brown, of San Francisco,
who has been visiting Mrs. Beckman, went
over to Stockton yesterday.
Mrs. S. T. Laird, Miss Edna Smith and
Miss Lucy Yocum, of LOOMS, Placer
county, are visiting friends i'll this city.
Mrs. S. B. Segur, of Stockton, and Mrs.
w. B. Ferral, Of this city, went up to
Greenwood, FL Dorado county, yesterday.
Supervisor George c. McMullen was
called to Suisun yesterday by dispatch
announcing the serious illness of his father
In the city yesterday: D. L. Davis H w.
Dixon, Hicksville; ]. c. Stovall Williams
J. +. Fassett. San Francisco; Patrick Flynn,
Michigan Bar Z. d. Bowman, Elk Grove
The ladies of the Sixth-street NJ. Z.
Church will give newspaper tea party
this evening, a feature of the evening being
the appearance of number of young ladies
in costume representing leading newspa-
pers. A fine musical and literary enter
tainment will be given
Yesterday afternoon, it being the occasion
Of the fifth birthday of Eddie Bauer. his
parents invited some fifty or sixty of his
little friends to q dinner party, at their resi-
dence, / street, between Fourth and Fifth
The little ones enjoyed themselves very
much, and several mothers found that they
had quite a contract on their hands, 10 wait
upon them, especially at luncheon.
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel yes
terday +. w. Rand. p. Hecht New York
E.W. Tape, Cincinnati; Robert w Hauser,
Philadelphia C. L. Wilson, Jr, Chico L.
Richardson, Lincoln; i. F. Aver, Mipitas
Lewis Jamison, Oakland L. Clark, r. E.
Douglas, \. G. Reid VIII Fulton, D. Fin
ley, 6. Hubley and granddaughter, H.
Iluntsman, a. Listenberger, F. d. Black,
}. j.. X. Church, San Francisco.