Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-07-28
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

| n L. Drew went to Antelope yesterday.
| L. S. Marshal Drew went to the Bay yes
terday.
i R. S. Carey has gone to Biggs, Butte
county.
Brainard f. Smith is home again from
| Auburn.
Miss May 0ugh is home from her visit at
! Elk Grove.
! Lie. Chandler has been seriously i'll for
several days.
Rev. Carroll NJ. Davis returned yesterday
from Stockton.
William Thompson is lying dangerously
! i'll with heart disease.
Mrs. R. S. and Mrs. g. w Carey have
gone to San Francisco.
N D. Rideout and Thomas Fox went be-
low yesterday afternoon.
Ex-County School Superintendent Ian
dis has been visiting the city.
\. D. Goodell, the pioneer architect, is
recovering from severe illness.
A. L. Hopper, S. P. Maslin and |. Sim
mons went to the Bay yesterday.
Judge Mesick, c. c.. Goode and H 0.
White went to the Bay yesterday
Senator Cross came down from Folsom
yesterday en- route to San Francisco.
Mrs. H Shorrock, of Sacramento, passed
Newhall yesterday, westward bound
Alex. Badlam came from up-country
yesterday and went on 10 San Francisco.
W F. Huntoon, C. f. Dillman and E. J.
Depue went to Soda Springs on Saturday.
J.J. Mason, of Sacramento, passed Prom
ontory yesterday, to arrive here tomorrow
morning.
Mayor Brown and L. L. Lewis returned
yesterday from Monterey. Their families
remain there.
w. B. Todhunter arrived yesterday from
Winnemucca, New, with several carloads
of beef cattle.
]. X. Scribner will leave to-day with
party from Pleasant Grove for a few weeks
hunt and recreation in Mendocino county.
L. Jacobs and a. Dennery and wife have
returned from Hardin Springs where they
have been rusticating for the past two
weeks.
Mrs. f. X. Elmer and two children left
for the East Sunday night, en- route for Eu-
rope. They were accompanied by Misses
Louisa and Kate We'll.
Mr.. and Mrs. Callumdan, Mr. J. LOOMS
and Miss LiZette Hunt, who had been Wis
iting Senator Routiers family, returned to
San Francisco yesterday afternoon.
A party of Folsomtes consisting of
Chris. Eclzlon, Peter Ecklon, J. B. Taylor
and Pete wager are Staying bears, etc, up
along the Rubicon, in the wilds of Ell Do
RADIO county.
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel yes
terday: VIM. F. McCracken, Costumes;
VIM. Phillips and wife NJ. w. Browning,
Sheridan; VIM. Johnston, Richland; Frank |
Wenderoth, Chicago; Byron D. Beckwith |
Lodi; Cabell H. Jones, S. K Thornton
Mrs. f. F. Tebbetts, Sam'l More, San Fran |
cisco.
Mrs. w. H. Wright and daughter Nellie |
gave Mr.. Wright very neat little surprise |
on last Friday evening, with the assistance |
of the officers of Capitol Lodge No. 81, !. |
o. 0. F., of which Mr. Wright is present |
presiding officer. After Lodge closed the |
Secretary managed to detain him. under |
pretense of signing warrants upon the |
Treasurer, etc, until the members had all |
retired, and gone to the residence of Mr..
Wright, on NJ street. On arriving home he |
found the parlors filled with those who had |
left him so unceremoniously Il short time |
previous. He was heartily surprised, but |
upon being asked to make himselfat home,
accepted the situation graciously and said t |
was all Wright. Miss Nellie entertained the
company with choice music upon the piano
and with songs, until the hostess invited
all to the dining hall, where the tables
were loaded with ice cream, fruit, cake,
wines, etc, which was properly attended
TO. After the repast wit, mirth and sorg
prevailed until late hour. There were Of
the party ". A. Stephenson, James Scott,
Charles Cooley, l.. B. Vandenburgh kich-
mond Davis, j. Waverly Johnson, w. S.
Oke, S. A. Wolfe, A. II. Powers, James
Seadlcr Alexander Smith. James Stewart
Frank Hickman, F. H. Dodge Leonard
Warner, J. II. Mcdonald James Hender-
son, James Patterson, Ed Norris, James
Hurrell and B. F. Chapman.