Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-05-26
SOCIAL AND Personal.

Governor Stoneman left yesterday for
! Yosemite.
Mr.. and Mrs Creed Raymond are visit
ing Auburn.
Hon. William Johnston went down 10
San Francisco yesterday.
Congressman James A. Loutitt, of Stock
ton came to the city yesterday.
/. $. Taylor will leave this evening for a
few days visit to the State OF Nevada.
Mrs Harry Shorrock has gone to Los
Angeles to spend the summer months.
Major Jeff Wilcoxson and James Wilcox
son came down from Apologize yesterday
morning.
Mrs. NJ E. Crocker and Charles f. Dill
man returned yesterday from visit to III
Dorado county.
Mrs Lyman H Rogers, of San Francisco,
who has been visiting Sacramento, has
gone to Willows.
Hon. G.. J. Carpenter Railroad Commits
sioner, went down to San Francisco yester-
day from Placerville.
Miss Ida Cinch, who has been studying
music in New York very successfully, has
returned to Sacramento.
Frank F. Fargo, Of Buffalo, \. y a for
mer Sacramentan, went East Saturday
night after short visit to the coast.
Mrs A. Heyman and daughter leave to-
day for Berkeley, to attend the commence
ment exercises of the State University.
Miss Eda Yung, of San Francisco, who
has been visiting the city is the guest OF
the Misses Hummel, returned home yester-
day afternoon.
a commencement concert VIII be given
at Mills Seminary tomorrow evening, and
the closing exercises will take place at 1870
\. N. Thursday.
Rev. W. C. Merrill went to Oakland yes
terday to attend the commencement exer-
cises of Mills Seminary, Of which he is one
of the Trustees
Robert Montgomery, of this city, while
looking after some stock in Fresno county
recently, fell from corral fence and got
pretty severely hurt.
Hon. Philip A. Roach of San Francisco,
who came as far as Sacramento with Arch
bishop Alemany Sunday night, returned to
the Bay yesterday afternoon.
Warren Green, Consul-GeneraI at Japan
John 7. Irish. of Oakland; J. c. Harlow,
J. Il. Shaw, Peter Dunn and Ed. c. Hum
phrey, of Sacramento, will arrive from the
East this morning.
1t WAS Miss Grace Cocker, Of this city, and
not Miss Cooper, of San Francisco, who
sang The Star-Spangled Banner" with
such fine effect at the memorial services al
the SiXth-street NJ. f. Church Sunday
evening.
In the city yesterday Hon. W. II.
Parks and wife, Marysville Mr.. Wheeler,
of Breeze q Wheeler, Bath, Placer county;
Horace Platt San Francisco Frank
Rhoads. X. II. Rhoads Ben Sampson,
David Fyfe, A A. Saunders. VIM. H. Dix
on, Costumes L. {. Weir. Modesto; John
Cushman, VIM. Cushman, Elk Grove; Miss
Jessie Livingston, Woodland: \. SpoOner,
Michigan Bar.
Arrivals at the Capital Hotel yesterday
Samuel Brown, Tulare; Mrs. J. L. Gould,
Dutch Flat John Fey, \. G. Glenn, ia
cinto; James b. Furnish, A. Whitaker d. |
Ray, r. A. Miles Gait; W. d. Vail Marin
Ravinc; F. Ford, D. holland, Miss holland, |
Stockton; 0. Clark. Lincoln; Ed Christy, |
W. c. Crosett, Folsom DR.. NJ. Gardner, !
Sacramento; James Borland Placeryille |
B. i. Day, Pomeroy.
The San Francisco can, in speaking of a
Sons of Temperance social in San Jose,
says: On Wednesday evening an enter
tainment was given in honor of the Grand
Officers. Mrs. Leland Howe, of Sacramen-
to, delegate to the Grand Lodge, added
greatly to the literary exercises by reciting
poem entitled Little Daisy's Request to
the Battle-scarred Chief" Mrs. Howe's
Evolutionary power is we'll known. Mrs.
Howe has been chosen a representative to
the National Convention.
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel yes
terday: F. NJ. Gillian, San Francisco
w. II. Parks and wife, Marysyillc Paul
NJ. Nippert. VIM. II. Brown, J. S. Jordan'
San Francisco; +. Is. Westcott, St. Louis
VIM. 7. McCracken and wife, T. II. White,
Costumes; VIM. Johnston, Richand
Mrs. c. c. Brice, Miss Anna Brice, NJ. Ken
Mfr, Ohio Z. II. Adams, New York
Carson b. Uawley, Rube Cohn, Charles T.
Naylor, san Francisco; Mrs w. H. Iivis-
Ter, Placeryille; J. f. Burgin, ,Jr.. San