Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-09-08
SOCIAL AM PERSONAL.


L. {. Taylor has returned from visit to sar
Francisco.
James Bowie. Sheriff of Trinity county, is al
the State House.
Alex Sloan, Of San Francisco. is visiting
| friends in this city
George B. Katzenstein returned home yester-
| day from Los Angeles.
Alex. Badlam of san Francisco, paid the city
| a flying visit yesterday.
! Miss Louise ]. Comet and Mrs. Gus F. Comet
leave to-day for Santa Rosa.
Joseph Cairn Simpson. OF the Breeder and
| Sportsman, is in town for the fair.
Thomas Dooley, Of Chico, former resident of
! Sacramento, came down yesterday.
Mrs. Ollie Miller and Mrs. Alice Williams. of
! Oakland, are visiting friends in this city.
! Miss ". Hickey, of San Francisco, returned
/ home yesterday from a visit to Grass Valley
Governor E.. II. Eaton, of Colorado, accom-.
panied by his family, are visiting Sacramento
W. W. Wade and family returned yesterday
from a SIX weeks camping trip to Lake Tahoe.
Mrs. C. r. Hayford has returned from visit
to her relatives in San Francisco and Oakland.
Mrs. George W. Armstrong. of Auburn. Is in
sacramento, paying a visit TO Mrs. Timothy Lee.
Miss Lizzie O'Brien has returned home after
visit of three weeks in san Francisco ana Oak
land.
Miss Nettie Emanuel of san Francisco. is Wis
iting Sacramento the guest Of Mrs. d. j. Sim
mons.
Mrs. DR.. R NJ. Hunt, of Nevada City, and MIS-.
a. C. Hinkson have returned from Hardin
Springs
c. W. Craig, editor and proprietor of the Trim
10y Journal Weayeryille, is spending few days
in the city.
Z; c. Mead and Miss Bertha struyer were mar
ried by Rev. Or. Frost Sunday and went TO san
Francisco on their wedding "trip.
Mrs. Milo Crosbie, of Stockton. went East
Sunday evening for a two years visit Mr.
Crosbie accompanied her as far as Ogden
Miss Nanderleth, of Eureka New, who has
been visiting this city, the guest Of Mrs. Trustee
Nielsen, leaves for her home this morning
John Boggs. r. T. Devlin. C. p. Nathan r.
Levy N. NJ Drew and Andy Rider went down
on yesterday afternoons San Francisco train.
Messsrs; squires, Murphy, Hahn and J. A.
Sheehan have come up from san Francisco to
neeted during the fair.
Mrs. Creed Raymond. OF San Francisco. is
visiting friends in this city. Colonel HAMMOND
ana party went to the Bay from the mountain
lakes yesterday morning
Mrs. \. H. Mcdonald and daughter Flora. of
San Francisco have returned home after spend-
ing several days visiting the formers mother
Mrs. J. H. Wolfe, Of this city
In the city yesterday: D. c. Kilcore. Colusa:
Francis NeeTkamp, Granite Hill, FL Dorado
county; Frank $ Kelley, Mrs. L. W Bradley,
Placervile; L. c. MOrehouse and wife. san Ie,
ahdro Mrs. David Deal, Mrs. K. Wall, d. Malo-
ney, george IyrOl, san Francisco: William
opurgeon, Colusa; C.. D. Fowle, Red Bluff: Ed
ward Fulton, Santa Rosa; Thomas Atkinson.
Topeka; George c. Robertson, Willows: Judge
Mem. Shatter Maria.
-, The Santa Cruz Surf of September 18th saws
Ihe reception given by Mrs. Martha Wilson on
dhursday evening, at her elegant home on
ocean View az enue, in honor of Professor An
uerson and family, was a most delightful enter
tainment Professor Anderson is now at the
mead OF the Sacramento High school but
was formerly for several years Principal of the
Santa Cruz public schools The winding watk
through the grounds and the porch were illu-
minated with rows of great Chinese lanterns
ana the guests after being welcomed at the door
10y David Wilson, were ushered into the pretty
parlors, which were everywhere bright and
fragrant with prOtuSion of flowers. Here they
were received by Professor and Mrs. Anderson
ana Miss Ethel Anderson, assisted by Mrs
Martha Wilson and Mrs. David Wilson. The
evening was delightfully."- spent by young and
old IN an exchange of friendly intercourse and
"reminiscences of the days when many of the
younger portion of the company were pupils
under Professor Anderson. Miss Jessie Fenton
presided at the organ in the music-room where
the young people repaired and sang choruses.
Late IN the evening abundant and delicious re
ircshmenis We're served, and the going home
tine came all too soon.