Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-02-14
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

| Warren E. Doan returned yesterday from
Oroville.
| Fred Stevens and wife left yesterday for
Red Bluff
NJ F. Odell went up to Wheatland yes
| terday afternoon.
| Dr. A. H VanVoorhies, of San Francisco,
is visiting the city.
| Miss Nellie Penn, of Franklin, is visiting
| friends in this city.
Miss Katie F. Webster of this city, is
visiting friends in Davisville.
Grove L. Johnson and wife returned
| terday noon from San Francisco.
DR.. ". R. Cluness has returned home,
| after an absence of about a week.
| Miss Mollie Briggs, of Oakland, is visit
| ing Mrs. Ed n. Bush, OF this city.
Rev Dr. Bonte, Secretary of the State
University, was in town yesterday.
John McInnish came up from the Bay
yesterday en- route to his home in Forest
Hill
Mrs. NJ. c. Campbell has gone to San
Francisco to visit her sister Mrs. Jesse
Pratt.
Miss Ella Tubbs has returned from Los
Angeles, after visit there of several
weeks.
Company A, City Guard, will give a
!! grand valentine soiree at Armory Hall this
evening.
DR.. ]. II. Miller, of Redding, who has
been visiting Sacramento, left for home
yesterday.
John Rains, of Sheridan, and Deputy
Sheriff T. f. Bevin, of Wheatland came 10
the city Yesterday.
J. P Meehan, General Agent of the Pull
man Car Company, came up from the Bay
yesterday with his wife.
Francis A. Millikan, of the Auburn Re
publican, passed through the city last even
ing, en- route to San Francisco.
Among those who went down to San
Francisco yesterday afternoon were ID. III.
Haskell, Judge J. A. Waymire, NJ. d. Bo-
ruck, Acknowledgement Marshall, J. n. Fin
layson, J. r. Stratton. w. +. George and
S. L. Taylor.
Thursday evening the friends of Miss
Hannah Stein rendered her a surprise
party in honor of her nineteenth birthday.
They met at Mr.. Hirsh's residence, from
which place they repaired to Miss STEMS.
After wishing her many happy returns of
the day, they marched to COINS Hall,
where dancing was INDUCED in and kept
up until an early hour yesterday morning.
The first meeting of new social dancing
club, formed to meet Friday evenings, was
held last night at Jacobs Hall, and the fol-
lowing officers were elected: Dwight Miller,
President; Mrs. J. T. Carey, Nice-President,
and G. w. Watson, Treasurer. Mrs. Cow
Stoneman, who originated the idea of the
organization, on being asked to do so,
named the class The Steen Club. 1t is in
tended to limit the membership of the club
to thirty-tive couple. From the interest
taken in the club it promises to be sue
cess The membership is composed of
young ladies and gentlemen, whose ages
range from 16 upwards.
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel yes
terday: George Grayson, Oakland; Sam
Miller, l.. Euphrat San Francisco; f. T.
Berry, Passenger Agent A. and P. Railroad;
Thomas Vogt, Mrs. DR.. Vogereux, Miss
Mamie Lyons, San Francisco George II.
Bishops, New Haven, CT: ]. w. Hall,
Denver T. r. Baldwin, Stockton; Howard
w Hanna, E. Pond, San Francisco; J. w.
Russell, Battle Mountain; Matt Harris,
Thomas Thomson, ]. T. Murray San
Francisco; Warren Richardson, Truckee;
Richard Grid, Pomona; A. II. Baldwin,
San Francisco; VIM. Johnston, Richland /:
n. K. Eddy, Carlos E. Wilson, Jr., +.
Monteverde San Francisco