Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-01-30
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

A. Kelsey got back yesterday from trip
to San Diego.
Ed. NJ. Martin returned yesterday morn
ing from Red Bluff.
Miss Lizzie McCarty, of Stockton, is visit
ing Mrs E. W. Hale.
A. E. Wagstaff, of the Modesto Herald,
left for home yesterday.
Captain A. Foster returned yesterday
morning from Port Costa.
J. Billion. of Sacramento, will arrive
from the East to-day by the southern route.
Ex-Assemblyman Harvey, of Solano
county, returned home yesterday from this
city.
Conductor J. D. Hatch, who has been i'll
again.
A. E. Shattuck, Deputy Secretary of
State, went down to the Bay yesterday
afternoon.
Miss F. C. Lewis, of San Francisco, is
visiting her mother, Mrs. L. Burdett, in
Sacramento.
WI. Morgan, Treasurer of Butte county.
passed through yesterday to San Francisco
from Oroville.
Miss Ollie Watson, of Placerville, who
has been visiting Mrs James H. Burnham,
of Folsom, returned home yesterday.
Rev. J. G. Montford, D. D., editor and
proprietor of the Herald and PresbWer of
Cincinnati, is spending few days here.
Vim. Baker formerly of Brighton but
now residing at Landers, above ColfaX, was
in town yesterday, procuring trees for his
new ranch.
Drs. Younger, Dutch and Knowles, of
San Francisco, were in town yesterday
looking after the bill before the Legislature
relative to dentists.
c. A Grow, Auditor of the Motive Power
and Machinery Department of the c. P.
Il. r., came up to the city Wednesday
evening and returned to the Bay yesterday.
]. B. Fuller, of Marysville; State Prison
Director Hendricks, of Oroville; Matt. F.
Clarken, of Benicia, and Rev. DIR. Bonte, of
Berkeley, went home yesterday from Sac
ramento.
In the city yesterday: E. r. Pease, Lodi !;
Samuel Hale and Thomas K. Stephenson,
Placerville; John Jackson, Berkeley; o.
p. Sprague, Woodland; Harvey Marvin
and General Walter Turnbull, San Fran
cisco; General John McComb, Folsom.
On Wednesday evening last Mr. and Mrs.
-.
H streets, gave Il wedding reception to
their son Charles, and his bride, who were
married at the brides home in Illinois,
some three weeks since. After visiting the
Worlds Fair at New Orleans, and other
places Of interest III the South and East,
they came to Sacramento, arriving here
Wednesday. That evening the home of the
groom was filled with invited guests, and
about 8 o'clock some of his former COM
panions gave him a serenade.
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel yes
terday E. W. Black, Grass Valley VIM.
Johnston and wife, Richland; VIM. J.
Morgan, Oroville; Miss Belle Johnston,
VIM Dutch, S. f. Knowles, w. V. Younger,
San Francisco; E. b. Neibling, Colusa
a. G.. Stewart, Oakland; Sam Miller, T. ID.
Boveau, San Francisco; J. III. DUNCAN,
Eureka, H. B.; j. De Turk, J. B. Wilson,
San Francisco J. Z. CarotherS, Oakland:
c. E. Wilcoxon, Yuba City; E. Il. Devan,
L. W Devan. Oakland; Jas. NJ. Brown.
Placeryille; f. Stewart, wife and child, A.
II. Z. Buckingham, A. Williams,
San Francisco; John Lynch, Benicia; T.
?. Hooper, Tolenas Springs.
One of the most social and delightful af
fairs of the season was given Wednesday
night by MIS-. IL. EIkuS, III nOnOr OF her
daughter, Mrs Dr. S. 5. Kahn, Of San
Francisco, who is at present visiting the
city. 1t took the form Of a domino party
and musicale and was attended only by
young people From until 10 o'clock all
appeared in dominOs, and the unmasking
caused much merriment. A pleasing pro-
gramme, consisting OF Rotations, and vocal
and instrumental music was then rendered.
and contributed greatly to the enjOymentof
the evening At midnight an elegant sup
per was served. Mrs. Elkus and her daugh-
Ter We'd with each other in promoting the
pleasure of their guests, and it was an early
hour in the morning before all dispersed.