Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-05-01
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

A. c. Freeman returned to Ean Francisco yes.
terday.
Assemblyman shanahan, of Shasta, was in
the city yesterday.
General Tozer was among those who went to
the Bay yesterday.
Grove L. Johnson and wife went to San Fran
cisco yesterday afternoon.
Mrs Alexander Dunn and daughter have
gone to visit friends in ! olo.
Mrs. Ed. 5. Rego and children are visiting in
Chico. They Will remain week OF SO.
MI. and Mrs. Charles H Watt formerly OF
this city, but now of San Francisco. returned 10
their home yesterday, after spending few days
with relatives here.
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Eotel yesterday:
A. D. Shepherd, city; o. A. schlam and wife,
r. +. Without ]. Campbell, Stockton Mrs g.
A. Bates, c. n; Kathan, n: 5. Kathan, Vermont;
Creek; Floyed Faber Oroville; J. W. Haverly,
New York: W. W. Hurt, City of Mexico R. q.
Thomas Minneapolis; Y. Fenner, Woodland; j.
J. V. Ginge, New York; j. W. Hughes, city; VIM
Johnston Richland; ]. A. Plat and wife. Mil
waukee; Hon. Orlando sineyus and wife, ST.
Paul; II. A. Simons, Auburn; ]. D. Thompson,
Grass Valley; r. A. Chabot, Miss Chabot Miss
Burnham, Oakland; II. S. Jones, Jacob Hoehn,
W. Lewis Bell, W, II. Brown, W. d. Trayer, San
Francisco.
The AMIGO Club of this city held its closing
party at Turner Hall Monday evening. TIE
Hdll WIS uecOrateu Win mowers,
and the stage was mass of floral pieces, all
most artistic2lly arranged. Above the stage on
the wall, were the words, "Club AMIGO" made
OF ivy leaves, and to one side, on the floor, was
large japanese umbrella, under which lemo-
made was served during the evening. Various
co.ored globes orDamented the gas jets and
electric lights, and the letter when illuminad
gave the hall a dazzling appearance and all
seemed to blend in harmony. The club has
been organized some six months and has had
gatherings at Turner Hall one night in each
week, where the members were instructed in
the art OF dancing by q. w. Watson, the Jones,
Fisch q Watson orchestra furnishing the
dance music on each OCCASION Many new
dances, such as the Yorke, La
Bean. Berlin, Neapolian, Saratoga Lancers,
Basket Quadrille. Partisan Varieties Minuet
and others have been thoroughly learned by
the club, though considerable time was spent
at II. During the season the club has been
ably managed by Mrs + R.Iray, Mrs jas. Sulli-
van, Mrs. Jerome Carroll. Mrs. kdw. Twitchell
Mrs. George w. Mott, assisted by a number OF
other ladies, and they have made it most
pleasing affair socially. Dancing was INDUCED
in the better pait of the evening, anda fine
repast was served. All left the scene with a
feeling of regret. The following constitute the
club: Misses Carrie Simpson, the Misses Meis-
ter Mabel Bassett, Martha Ing, Ida Ing. Lottie
Stefiens, Allie Sheehan, Mollie Sheehan Edna
Carroll, Lizzie sullivan, Irene Leonard Jennie
Alien, Georgia Reed Sophie Comstock Maude
Jones, Hattie Roth, Grille Robinson, Mabel
Demiug, Eva Mckee. Pauline roster Grace
Hopkins, Gertrude Miller, Mabel Johnson Edna
Cadwalader, tdna Lewis, Cora and Nellie Mot
Lucy Murray. Mabel and CoIdie Gilman. Gertie
Alden, Lulu Nichols. Blanche Twitcheii, Ella
Mutley, Josie Fly. Sadie Swartz Rita Kennedy.
Josie Frost, Maggie Fiemming, Flora Herz0g
and Ruth Catlin. Masters George Bassett
Harry Carroll. Bruce Dray, frank Dray, Samuel
Hendricks. WIN HeadIicxs. Bert Tozer. Frank
WEIGH, Bonnie WEIGH, Hervey Linnell, Charles
Davenport, Charles Luce, VIII Flint Robert
Robinson, Charles Holl. Nathaniel Williams,
Homer Mckee, Cyrus Miller, Will Mcfesseli,
Harper john Laurie Beit Martin. Elmo Carey.
Albert Garfield, Frank Trainor. Albert Trainor.
viii Shaw. Edw iwitchell Fred Smith, Clark
Williams, John Blair, W. L. Kellogg and John
Vogelsang.