Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-04-25
meet Charley Mitchell. who viii arrive

meet Charley Mitchell, who will arrive
| from the East this morning.
| T.. J. Barnes and O. P. Lockwood. OF Fl
Dorado county, are in the city.
Mrs. j. Malone, Of Lincoln. has gone
| Fast, to visit friends III Missouri.
Captain Samuel Deal, of San Francisco,
| went home from here yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Powell returned to
Folsom yesterday from Sacramento.
! w J. killip, of Sheridan, has gone to
Bartlett Springs, in search OF health.
Hon. Henry Vrooman and wife are
sojourning At the Highland Springs.
Mrs. NJ. Dyrne, o. Grass Valley, Is visit
ing her son, James X. Byrne, at San Rafael
David Kerr, publisher and proprietor Of
| OR C7l9sel Friend, san Francisco, IS III the
city
Miss Mary Eckman left yesterday f1r
Lake county 10 visit her brother for L few
| months.
Mrs. Il. 2. Staples, Of Dutch Fiat. with
her daughter, Mrs G. ". TOwle, is spend
| ing few weeks at the Putnam House IN
! auburn.
Miss Emma Bente!dt. of Forest Hill, is
visiting Auburn, the guest OF Miss Rosa
! Keehner.
l.. Dryfus, Of Woodland, who has been
! confined TO his house 10y illness, Is con-
! yalesccnt.
George A. Doclsstader, Of this city, re
/ turned last evening from Fresno. and eN-
: poets TO leave for France next month.
/ General Superintendent J. 4. Fillmore
and party OF friends came up from the
Bay last evening, going over 70 tndepcud-
cnCe lake 10 eaten few trout.
Marco Mama viii keep open house for
his friends to-day, at his residence, Third
and streets, in accordance with his usual
custom, il honor OF his G6,h birthday.
MIS- Leland Howe has been chosen as I
representative to the Grand Lodge, Sons Of
Temperance, which couveues at San Jose
to-day, and he's gone down to attend it.
NJ. and Mrs. }. f. Gross. of Sacramento
are visiting their daughter, Mrs. s J. Pal
len, at Auburn. Mrs TarboE and Mrs.
Sanh0rn, OF Benicia, are also guests Of Mrs.
Puiien.
! IN the city yesterday; Philip Wagsoncr
j Jacob Hutchinson and Philip Oyer, Co.
sumnes; II. S. Byam, John Heath, Vim
Brown. Michigan Bar; p. Grew, Peter Han
son, Walnut Grove; Il. /. Marks. Folsom;
K. Boies, Newcastle; J. G. Woods, White
/ Rock.
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel yes
| terday: David Flesh, Ncw ok Mrs. c.
! Cockreli. Oakland; J. J.. Stabler and wife,
Yuba Cty; +. J. Sparks, Lincoln; Z. II.
+ Sweet5er, san Francisco s. :. Powers. ST.
/ Charles =. Neal, San Francisco Edward
! SWintord, Colusa; Oscar 8. Flint. Co
suiunes; VI. ). Fielding, r. H. Cockrili,
New York; 7. q. Mount, San Rafael.
A very enjoyable reception was held by
! the Bric-a-Brac Club last evening at the
residence Of Mr. and Mrs n D. Ridoout
President Welnstock presided, and a pro-
gramme was carried out, which embraced
piano solo, by Miss Daisy Siddons; SOM,
/ Miss Emma Felter, My Love and ]. -
| Mrs. EdgertQn accompanist. For an
! encore Miss Felter sang . ballad song.
/ " East Indian Poem read by il. J. ".
/ Dam, with PREDATORY comments. Humorous
reading By Miss Flora Weeks. Vocal solo,
/ by @. II. Z. Sheets, 1t is not True" Mis-,
! Siddons acting as acCompanist. Heading
! BY Miss Amelia Duggan, q concise synopsis
! OF the recent lecture Of Irving, the English
acting. Song, Mrs. G. EansbroH-, Beware, -
( Mrs. EdgeTtOn accompanies. For an on
! core Mrs HansbrOw gave humorous bal
| lad Refreshments were then served, after
| which the club resolved 10 be represented
il tie Floral Festival TO Mrs. Croker, and
apponteda committee elsewhere named.
,, IN the social reunion that followed TIE
ladies, through the announcement Of Pres
ideut Weinstock, put up a huge silver
| thimblc. " large enough FOR foot bath, rs
one critic remarked, tor the best example
OF outline embroidery done by any
! gentleman on the spot. Needles
| thread and cloth were furnished,
| and an amusing contest ensued, G..
II. Hansbrow carrying Oft the prize,
and W. Y. Jackson getting honorable men
i ton, while the artistic efforts OF such cX-
pert5 as VIM. Beckmau, Sylvester Try0l,
| Il. 7. Deylin, Rev. II. II. Rice and Others
were ignored by the spokesman Of the
Committee of Award-Mr Dam. There
was on exhibition by the art section OF the
Club two large oil paintings by W. F.
| Jackson, views on the head-waters OF the
American river. Both are especially good
examples Of foliage work and in each the
distance effect through thick. misty woods,
up deep, Swallowed canyons, is admirably
attained. The pictures SHOW marked ad-
yances by the artist in woodland scenery.