Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-06-18
SOCIAL AND Personal.

| SUClAI AND fEhSUNAlIs
Peter Kunz has returned from Hardin
! Springs.
Mrs. Joseph Hahn left yesterday for
| Napa county.
Charles NJ. Coglan returned yesterday
from Marysville.
John Steward, of Marysville, went down
to the Bay yesterday.
Mrs c. w. Bush, of Woodland, who has
been very i'll lately, is convalescent.
/ Charles Mitchell, the pugilist came up
from the Bay last night, going East.
W. S. Lee has gone to Stockton to attend
the Grand Lodge of Masons (colored).
Hon. Joseph Craig, of Woodland, re-
turned home from this city yesterday.
State Mineralogist Hanks returned yes
terday to San..Francisco from this city.
C. E. Sexey, of Marysville, went home
yesterday from visit to San Francisco.
Miss Bertha E. Young and Miss Francis
F. Kircher left for San Francisco yesterday.
Mrs. S. Jefferis and daughter, Mrs. F.
Sweeney, are visiting friends in Sacramento.
John McKillican, of North Bloomfield,
went up home yesterday from San Fran
cisco.
| Sldlt IIlSpll DutCtOIS I1tltlIlChS. DGNl1li
and Sonntag went up to Folsom yesterday
afternoon.
Robert Gardner returned Yesterday to
| San Francisco after spending two or three
days here.
Wash Trahern, of Stockton, who had
been paying Sacramento visit, returned
| home yesterday.
| Hon. w. B. May, of San Francisco, paid
! A,,,,,
ing up at lbs A. NJ. and returning in the
afternoon.
Deputy Acknowledgement j. C. Keller, of
New York City, who has been visiting his
aunt, Mrs. S. A. Lindsay, of Woodland, left
for the East Tuesday morning.
Miss C. r. Bunker, of San Francisco who
had been visiting Mrs. E. R. Ollie, of this
city, has gone to Lake Tahoe for stay of
three weeks at the Tallac House.
| Arrivals at the Capital Hotel Yesterday
J. Griffin Virginia; J. Craig, Woodlands
| w. NJ Crutcher, Auburn; f. S. Macembo,
Sonora; c. L. Sexey, Marysyille; w. D.
| Lawton, Costumes; II. 2. Merritt, Yolo
| John III. Burke, San Francisco; ]. C. Ste
| phens, Placerville; T. A. Wallis, Sacra-
mento Miss f. A. DAWSON, o. DAWSON,
| Suisun.
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel yes
| terday G.. f. Nightingale, Oakland; John
| F. Crowley, Wilcox, A T.; H. Schussler
San Francisco; James A. Ferguson, Miss
| Ferguson, Reno; |. C. Hislett, st. Paul,
Mo-; p. j. Hennelly, Gus Stawgenberger,
A. Jackson, San Francisco; c.. Jesse Titus,
Los Angeles; George A. Brown and wife,
Florence, A. t. Miss Leonard, David Hun
| ter, San Francisco; ID. l.. Smoot San Rafael;
]. Cochran, city, j. H. C. Boute, Berkeley.
Last Saturday evening the members of
Rising Star Rebekah Degree Lodge, |. O.
o. F., gave Mr.. and Mrs. W. H. Sherburn
a surprise party at their residence on K
street. The ladies provided their own re-
| freshments and took possession of the
house, managing the affair to suit them
selves and all interested, and in a most
pleasant and appropriate manner. A num-
! Der of fine presents of glassware, silver and
other ornaments were given the surprised
couple as token of friendship and remem-
brance. Leading these was an elegant
glass berry dish mounted in silver bas-
ket or holder of exquisite taste and work
manship, with dishes to match, the gift of
the ReDekah Lodge, OF which Mrs. Sher-
burn is Past Noble Grand and highly
esteemed member. This affair passed off
most Delightfully."-, and was supplemented
with second party on Monday evening,
composed of other friends who desired to
| pay respectful attention TO MI. and
Mrs Sherburn. The company included
some forty ladies and gentlemen,
among them being Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Cooley, w. d. Stalker, j. Ferguson, Thomas
Harper, 0. W. Erlewine, r. Kerlin. Sam
uel Katzenstein, Gus Melander, J. f. Do
Ian, Colonel J. w. Guthrie, n. w. Robbins,
c. f. Sanborn, S. A. Wolfe, A. S. Hopkins,
Mrs. Mary S. Young Mrs. II. S. Wolfe,
Miss Alice Young, Miss Galligan, Miss
Lizzie Simpson, Miss Ella and Lulu Sher-
burn, Master George Sherburn, Benjamin
Leonard w. F. Norcross, w. d. Comstock,
J. A. Green, J. NJ. Morrison, J. Chalder,
| Wallace Ross, B. H. Chapman. Converse
ton, games singing and music were in
dulged in, and happy time was the result
Of an unrestrained interchange of wit,
sentiment and song A splendid supper
was spread in the dancing room, which was
partaken of nd Hbit,0n during the evening
and enjoyed by all. The parlors were hand
somely ornamented and decorated with
profusion of flowers and beautiful bouquets,
whose fragrance permeated the atmosphere.
The brilliant glitter of the many elegant
presents of glass and silverware was no.
ticeable on all sides.