Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-03-18
SOCIAL AND Personal.

| &c. Kelley has gone to Tehama to stay
/ a few-days.
| George f. Bronner left yesterday after
noon for Lincoln.
Mrs. Fred Stevens and son have gone to
Red Bluff for short stay.
! Hon. C. E. Wilcoxson and wife returned
| Yesterday to their home at Yuba City.
! Charles r. Shearer and james l.. ellis
returned Yesterday from San Francisco.
President Davis, of the South Pacific
Coast Railroad Company, was in town yes
terday.
CT. Nickerson, of Sacramento, isamong
the passengers TO arrive from the East this
morning.
Judge A. B. Dibble and Geo. Fletcher, of
Grass Valley, came to the city yesterday
morning.
Mrs. Judge Keyser, of Yuba City. passed
through Yesterday from San Francisco, re-
turning home.
Senator David Mcclure and ex-Sheriff'
Connolly, of San Francisco came up from
the Bay yesterday.
Mrs. George H. Holland arrived here
from the East yesterday, and is the guest of
Jefferson Wilcoxson.
! J. A. C. Gunter and family left Sacra-
mento yesterday for Monterey, where they
will make their home.
Mrs T. C. Clark is very sick with inham-
matory rheumatism, at her residence,
Twelfth street, between ID and L.
Senator H. W. Wallis came up from the
Bay last evening and leaves for his home
. in Forest City, Sierra county to-day.
Miss Lena Porter. eldest daughter of A.
d. Porter, of Woodland, who has for sew
era weeks been seriously i'll of malalial
fever, is recovering.
Edward Coleman, President of the Ne
vada County Narrow-gauge Railroad Com
pany, came down from Grass Valley with
Mrs. Coleman yesterday. going to San Fran
cisco.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas r. Jones, Mr.. and
Mrs. A ]. Stevens, Judge J. l.. English
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewellyn Tozer and Edward
Bosqui were passengers for San Francisco
By yesterday afternoons train.
Colonel c. Mason Kline came up from
the Bay last evening to adjust losses caused
by the Chinatown fire. Judge :. c. Den
son, Albert ElLus, n. e. White, DIR. w r.
Cluness and 5. Lorya also came up.
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel YES
terday: 3. Simmonds, San Francisco; q.
II. Holland, Mrs. G. ii. Holland, child and
maid, St. Louis; Mrs. Charles Waldegan.
Cherokee, Cal; B. G. Samuels san Fran
CISCO VIM. i. McCracken ana wife, Cos
umnes: G. c. Westoye~, Wheatland; l. T.
Taylor, Contra Costa c. Mason Kline, San
Francisco; l.. Fletcher and wife, Mime
apoiis, Mimi; A. Breeze, J. Steinhergcr J.
d. French, San Francisco.
In the city yesterday: D. 5. Gallatin.
Reno; j. il. Chinn. Phil Kennedy, lone
City; +. Malows, Dutch Flat; George
Bush, Roseville; J. Hall, VI. c. Hall, Vaca-
vile; William Wilson, Walnut Grove; L. |
Smith. Peter Smith, John Burkwood, John
Rice, OIeta; George Foster, Michigan Bar
J. ". Human, Pleasant Grove; \. Abon- |
Red Bluff, c. Jarvis, K. J. Martin, Henry
Williams, lone City; :. W. Griffith Jack |
son T. J. Pitcher, Auburn j. B. Collins. |
stockton; II. J. Van WOrmer, San Fran
cisco.
A large party assembled at the residence
Of Leland Howe Saturday evening to cele- |
brate Master Joe Russelrs 10Th birthday, |
as he was spending here a few days vaca-
ton from the Military School at Oakland |
The occasion was one of mirth and pleasure |
to ali. The rooms were tastetully decorated |
with rare and beautiful flowers Games of |
all kinds were introduced Miss Cleo |
Cooper sang several songs. Miss Oracle |
Watt, Of Nevada City, and Miss Mamie |
Thompson and Miss Hattie Nicholas also
gave fine selections on the piano About |
II o'clock the company sat down to an ex-
cellcnt luncheon.
The social given by the ladies at the
Congregational Church last evening. proved |
q highly pleasant and social affair. 4 pro-
gramme consisting OF the following mum !
bers WAS rendered i'll 4 manner that de
lighted the audience: Piano solo, Miss Ella |
Barber; VOC al solo, J." Only Violet, by Miss
Cleo Cooper; recitation, Charity by Miss
Ella Wilder; vocal solo Strangers Yet t.
and The Old Couple upon encore, by
Mr. Y. Pritchard piano SOTO, by Miss
Daisy Siddons; reading, ''The Deacon's |
story, Mr.. I. y. Jones; vocal solo, Lin
ger While Our Hearts are Gay" Mrs. Geo.
Smith; reading, THE New Church Or
gan Miss Kitty Smith, and upon encore,
" The Charcoal Man" Following the pro-
grammc refreshments were served and So
ciality reigned supreme.