Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-03-02
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

Mrs F. Ritter, of Gait, is visiting friend
at Turlock.
L. NJ. Foulke, of siskiyou county, is VS.
iting the city.
H. Weinstock went down to the Bay yes
terday afternoon.
Mrs. G. Valensin came TO this city yes
terday from 0rno
Miss Celia Fugitt, of Gait, is attendin,
school in this city.
Mrs. ]. Hyman, of Folsom, is visitin,
friends at the Bay.
Hugh ]. NOLAN returned yesterda,
morning from the East
San Francisco yesterday
Hon. Henry Edgerton has returned from
! his trip to the East and South
Colonel C. L. Wilson and wife returnec
yesterday to Nord from this city.
Louis Glass and family went down to Sar
Francisco yesterday from Cherokee.
The people of Elk Grove will indulge il
masquerade ball Friday evening next.
Mrs. w. B. Ferral returned home vester
day from Greenwood Ell Dorado county.
Mrs. B. F. Howard, of this city, has beer
II. A. Clausen, of the Ogden House. Og.
den, went home Saturday night from here
Mrs. George o. Bates, of this city, is visit
| ing her mother, Mrs. Devine, at CLAW sta
ton.
Miss Lizzie 0'Brien returned yesterday
from visit to friends in Big Bend, Butte
county.
Judge A. B. Dibble, of Grass Valley, ant
Captain Rapp, of Nevada City, went home
Saturday.
Miss Susie Anderson. who has been Wis.
lting friends and relatives at Folsom, has
returned to her home in San Diego.
Miss Esther Burnett who has been visit
ing Mrs. J. II. Durham at Folsom, has
returned to her home in San Francisco.
The City Guards party at Armory Hall
Saturday night afforded very pleasant
evening to large number of young folks
James II. Parrot, who moved from the
city to COluSa county some months since, to
become a rancher, has returned. disgusted
with his experience.
DR.. II. Latham of this city, Secretary OF
the immigration Association of Northern
California. will address the people of Oro-
vile on Wednesday evening.
The Eureka Social Club gave a Purim
ball at Changers Hall last evening. which
was largely attended. Those who partici-
pated were dressed in domino.
George f. Williams, Superior Judge of
Ell Dorado county, is going to make short
trip to New Orleans During his absence
Judge Griffith Of Amador, will have charge
of his Court.
Mrs. Henry Miller wife of the Senator
dorado 10 !, .;t TO-, 4
ago and will remain until the close of the
session. She is visiting the family of City
Trustee Nielsen.
The following Marysvillians left for their
homes Saturday evening: Hon. w. H.
Parks and family, w. NJ Cutter c. c..
Hampton, William II. Plymire, Mrs A. J.
Cumberson and daughter.
The second Quarterly Conference for Gait
circuit will convene at the Methodist par
sonage, Gait, at , o'clock P NJ. Saturday,
March 18th. Preaching OF Hicksville on
Sunday, March Sth, at II clock A. NJ.
John Suffer, former resident of Gait,
went East few Years since and located in
Indiana. He returned last weel, and relo-
Gated at his old home. He says there is
nothing like the glorious climate of Cali
fOrnia.
In the city yesterday W. \. Scott, p.
Brady, Lyman Wilcox, A D. Murray, f.
Hasness, Costumes John Wood, Sheldon:
William {. Linton, Auburn; A. n. Jones,
sonora; W. W. Chandler, CORTLAND John
K. Briefly, San Pedro; Joseph Woodland.
Folsom; G. 6. Kim bail, Red Bluff.
Saturday evening last the young ladies Of
Mrs. Mitchells music class at Gait gave a
party ct the residence Of Mrs. Pianalp on
y street, to which number Of their friends
We're invited. The young misses succeeded
well III entertaining their guests. who pro-
nounced the affair q success in every par
ticular
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel yes
terday: II. Il. Hamilton. Chicago; Ed c.
Humphrey, city; Walter VI. Field, Alonzo
II. Morris, San Francisco; Mrs. W. A.
Roberts, Mrs. E. c. Plumcr, Los Angeles:
Hy Wilson, Mrs. Robertson and sister,
Wash. Marion, San Francisco; Mrs. II.
White, Nisalia W II. Cone San Fran
cisco; G. G. KimbalI, Red Bluff: +. c.
Gates and wife, Miss H. H. Barwood, Ma
rim; Z. W. Dudley, Oaldale; T. D. Mott,
Los Angeles; II. J. PlomteauX, c. W. Hib-
Boruck and wife San Francisco.
A Lime-kiln Club is being organized in
Gait, says the Gazcttc. The purposes of the
q.
place it viii seek to stimulate the dull cir
Giles of society and make life more cheerful
and pleasant. II will use all the influence
possible TO bring to bear for the anchor
alton ofthe cold and chilling disposition of
our ladies and quarrelous nature generally
of our citizens. The club will make it OBJ
ligatOry on all its members 20 keep open
house evenings in turn for the reception of
guests, and by dint of effort il proposes to
make radical changes in our present selfish
manner and custom of living The mem
ber5 are determined to succeed in enforcing
the mandates Of the club and live up to the
prescribed rules OF the society
Saturday evening large number of the
intimate friends of Mr.. and Mrs i. Paine
assembled at their residence, on Seventh
street, between L and NJ, ii being the occa-
sion of their twenty-fifth marriage ami
or silver wedding. Many elegant
and valuable presents We're made the happy
couple. Short speeches were made by
McSSrs. Cummings, Whitbeck and WEIGH
The evenings entertainment was eniiyened
by vocal and instrumental music and
fine collation. was served. Among those
present were c. II. Cummings and wife.
Benjamin Welch and wife. D. d. Whit !
beck and wife, Miss Gertie Whitbeck, Miss
Katie Wadsworth, Mrs. Howe Mrs O. =.
iioodhue Miss Weston, Miss Laura Plant. |
Albert Plant, VI. NJ Drew and wife. Frank
Webb, f. Webb and wife, Mrs. ?. d. Cog
ngs, Mrs. II. IIawley, Mrs w L. Terry,
T. J Croly and wife.
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