Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-04-03
SOCIAL AND pE.soNA1

Albert Gallatin came up from San Francisco
last evening.
w. F. Peterson and wife came back from the
Bay yesterday noon
Mr.. and Mrs. W Gardner of Nevada City. are
visiting sacramento
A. Hayman the theatrical manager of San
Francisco, is in town.
II. G. Mcconnell, of Dennison. Texas is visit
ing his father in this city
DR.. c. C. Mason, of Chico, passed through yes
terday on his way to Colusa.
Hon. J. H. Neff, of Dutch Flat, went home
yesterday from San Francisco.
Samuel Gilbert, of Gilbert Miller & Eaton,
San Francisco, is visiting the city
Judge A. B. Dibble Fish Commissioner. came
down from Grass Valley yesterday.
J. e. Howell, of Oakland, went home Yesterday
from trip TO his ranch at Landes.
L. P. Scott, of San Francisco, returned home
yesterday from visit TO Sacramento.
George II, Hunt and wife, of San Francisco,
are paying their Sacramento friends visit
A. w Seton returned yesterday from Auburn
near which place he has purchased ranch.
The Maverick Social Club held social gath
ering at Jacobs Hall last eyening-the last OF the
season.
Mrs. \. J. Senate and Miss Senate have re-
turned from visit of two or three weeks to
San Francisco.
Rev. J. II. C. Bonte formerly of this city. has
been elected Professor of Ethics of the Hastings
Law College, Berkeley.
In the city yesterday Jacob Hutchinson John
Neal, Mrs. Julia Armstrong Miss NJ Nolan.
James Armstrong, Costumes: Willard Nightin-
gale, Latrobe.
Theodore Winters, General W. H. Brown, H.
J. W. Dam, Mr. and Mrs. Elwood Bruner, L. A.
Epson and Miss Flora Weeks went to San Fran
cisco by yesterday afternoons train.
Edw J. Devlin, editor of the amateur paper.
the Sun, OF this city, has arrived at Johnstown
Pa. 1t is expected that he viii return with the
delegates to the National Amateur Press Asso-
| citation Convention i'll san Francisco in August
Arrivals at the Capital Ho'el yesterday Mrs.
Thomas O'Toole, Jane, 0Toole Freeport W.
Il. Waldron, Folsom, j. p. Spencer, Modesto; J.
II. Brown, oakland C. W dendel Oroville W.
9: Brown, Nicolaus; Thad. Hoppins. Clarence
Ward, II. +. Hoppins, Iolo; William Jagan, G. 2.
Runyon, CORTLAND.
DR.. W ID. Swan Boston; Frank McNish and
wife, r. Slayin and wife, A. Hayman, New
York; I. II. stell, Brownsville; William Cam
eron, Sunny South; j. j. McComb New York: I
J. Dolan, Willows; c. l.. Nichols, Oakland: J.
Wilcoxson, ColuSa county; H. X. Cooper, Mrs
II. Cooper, Watertown, \. Y; Mrs. NJ. W. Bart
lett. New Orleans, La; Alex Mclean Oakland;
II. S. Spaulding, B. Pulverman, San Francisco:
L. G. Harvey, Oakland.
The Misses Upson entertained the members of
the l. Amltie Club last evening with an enjoy
able euchre party at their residence The early
part of the evening was passed in PLAYING pro
gressive euchTc, the latter part being devoted to
rendering an impromptu musical programme
and dancing. The members of the club have
just finished a two months course in elocution
under the direction OF Professor George Chainey,
and the manner in which they render readings
reflects credit not only upon their teacher, but
upon themselves.
Arrivals at the State House Hotel Yesterday:
Miss A. Belcher, viii Belcher, John Becher
Phil oyer, John Pierson, J. Hammel, Costumes:
J. b. Greene, Cortland; S. S. Hinsdell aud
wife Clarksburg; A. Baker, Franklin; ]. D.
Maxwell, Auburn; l. T. Yesterday, II. J. Whit
more, Lincoln, Neb.; James Palmer Santa Ana;
Sam Piper and eiece, Iseton; Fred Rekeel
Chico; J. +. Goodwin, Corning; NJ Walsh C.
6. Raster, PIacerville; W. Sisson, Vernon: Geo
II. Dunlap, lone; Fred. Meyers Roseville N
Garcia, Forest Hill; Pete Hansen Walnut
Grove; W. II. Orchard st. Helena c. f. Town
Alameda; Mrs A. Hesssp, San Francisco; Jas
Duke and two sons, MaTysyille; W. D. Stevens
Auburn; john Slofesteinerhauser, Boston,
Mass.