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

Joseph Green, of CORTLAND, was in town
yesterday
Mrs Bing Briar, of Auburn, is visiting
| friends here.
DR.. F. w. Hatch left yesterday on his re-
turn to Napa.
Hon. J. H. Neff, Of Dutch Flat, was in
town yesterday.
Brainard F. Smith went down to the Bay
| yesterday afternoon.
Judge 5. s. Holl went down TO San Fran
cisco yesterday morning
Mr. and Mrs. L. EIkus, of this city, are
visiting IN San Francisco.
D. NJ Reavis, of Chico came down to the
city yesterday, going below.
I. J. Simmons viii return from the East
| by the Southern route to-day.
Mr.. and Mrs. 4. J. Stevens returned from
san Francisco yesterday noon.
A. 4. Bennett, of San Francisco. re-
| turned home from Sacramento Yesterday
General J. F. Sheehan and Hon. Creed
| Raymond came up from the Bay last even
/ ing.
W L. Andrus, Secretary of the Railroad
| Commissioners, paid the city flying visit
yesterday
Henry w. Ogc who has been in Port
| land, Or, for several months, has returned
| to Sacramento.
| NJ. X. Rose and wife went down the river
| yesterday on the steamer, TO spend Il few
| days at Talmadge.
The Misses w. and f. Kaseberg. of Rose
vile, came to the city yesterday, TO visit
Mrs. 5. \. Boutwell,.
Judge J. H. Craddock, of Marysville,
| passed through yesterday on his way home
| from san Francisco.
Esbegt w Bates and wife, Miss Swift
and Mrs. Bigsby left yesterday for a stay OF
a week at Clay station.
The Association OF California Pioneers,
! headed by their President, G. W. Chesley,
| VIII make calls to-day.
\. c. Kean. of Woodland; c. +. Merrill.
/ of Placerville. and Henry Meter, of San
( Francisco are in the city.
Mrs. John Q. Brown, Mrs. Fred Cox and
Mrs. w. Il. 5. Foye, were passengers for
iSan Francisco yesterday afternoon.
/ Robert T. Devlin, State Prison Director,
returned yesterday from attendance upon a
meeting of the Board at san Quentin.
The members of the La Gate Club and
/ invited guests celebrate the advent of the
new year by party night at Armory Hall.
Mr.. and Mrs. " E. Cheslcy, formerly OF
! Sacramento, but who have been residing
| several years in Arizona, are in the city on
a visit.
VIII +. VI. Beardslee, who has been
studying at the Boston Conservatory OF
| Music and visiting at the East during sew
erai months past. arrived home this morn
/ ing
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel yes
terday: F. c. Hale, Sacramento; IL. c.
Austin, Los Angeles; J. II. G. Weaver and
wife Eureka, Cal; J. NJ. Felts and two
children, san Luis Obispo; W. Johnson,
! Willows; Creed Raymond and wife, A. 5.
Spence and wife, James W. Dolan and wife,
Miss Anna Healey, T. c. Jobson and wife,
Miss Georgia Morse, San Francisco.
There has rarely taken place in Sacra-
mento more delightful entertainment
than that at Governor Stonemans resi-
dence Tuesday evening, December 30th,
when Mrs. Stoneman, having invited all
those young ladies and gentlemen who
had called upon her and her daughter, a
debutante this season, they responded
promptly, and with scarcely single re-
gret among the number The occasion
was III compliment TO her eldest son, c.
Mclean Stoneman, who is spending the
holidays with mis- family The house,
! which is large gave ample opportunity for