Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-11-01
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

R.J. Croly has returned from his Eastern trip.
J.H Henry left for San Jose yesterday, after
spending q couple of days here.
Mrs. W. C. Stratton, of Santa Barbara, is in
the city, on visit to her mother, Mrs. Charles
LIE Noir. The latter has been seriously i'll, but
is improving.
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel yesterday:
j. NJ Keckler. Carlin; ". NJ. Dolly, Biggs; S. NJ.
Merrill, San Diego; L. W: DeHaven, Pittsburg,
Pa; c. g. spesrs, w Prathy, Jules G. Cert, W.
E. Hollister, CORTLAND; E. L. Barkls, Oakdale;
H. A. Antram, Chicago; Nat. Jacobson, Phila-
delphia; Herbert GaTside, Edgar Strakosch,
New York; H. NJ. Van Duesen. West6eld, Mass.
w. E. runn, Los Angeles; Il. W. Beatty, Jr !,
Oakland.
Arrivals at the Capital Hotel yesterday W.
Page, Geo J. Watson, Fo.som D. McLanahan.
franklin; G. d. Connors and wife, Costumes; G.
Hack. Freeport; W. H. Carlow. city; F. J. Ryan,
Davis l. Danielweitz, San Francisco; Miss Clara
Wisdom, Miss Maggie Wyman, Carlton Opera
Troupe; w. C. Murdock, San Francisco; George
A. Smith, CORTLAND; I'D. Christy, Folsom; n
D. Gamble and wife, city; r. N. Day, Lathrop; ].
B, Hays, san Francisco.
The thirty-irst annual ball of the Sacramento
Hussars was given last evening at Armory Hall
and was largely attended. Members Of the
company and other military men appeared in
uniform. The following committees were in
charge: Floor Managers-Privetes II. Tietz, w.
Maier and R. Mangold; Floor Director Sergeant
]. Linke: Committee of Arrangements-Cap-
tain Schumacher, Lieutenant Steiner, Sergeant
]. Links, Sergeant J. Anderson and ex-Captain
Ruhslaller; Reception Committee-Ex Captain
A. Hebron, eX-Captain Elmer, ex.Lieutenant
Miller. ex-Lieutenant Sellinger, ex Sergeant NJ.
Miller and L, Nicoaus.
The CALIFORNIAN Club gave its annual Halo
ween party on Thursday evening. 1t was a
private affair, and only Its members and their
friends and few invited guests were present.
A we'll selected programme was presented, con-
sisting in part of a welcome to the guests by the
Chief of the Club, Tom Scott; remarks by Past
other Scotch dances, by Masters G. W. Newbert
Dument E. Newbert, Aieek McCaw and Miss
Eda Renwick; recitation, by Lin. W. A.
aud Master Wallie Renwick otficiated as pipers
during the evening. After the programme was
finished they all repaired to the banquet hall,
where an elegant repast was spread; after
which dancing was INDUCED in until the wee
sma' hours, when they all filled up their glasses
and parted, singing Aud Lang Syne."
The sixth annual ball of the Young Mems In
stitute, No. IL, held at Turner Hall on Thursday
evening" was, Notwithstanding the many other
attractions, an enjoyable success. Beautiful
floral decorations were placed in front of the
stage, which was occupied by the orchestra. In
the ladies' reception-room the committee had
placed table upon which were piled hundreds
of bouquets, and a variety of colored gloses
placed on the gas jets gave the hall very
pleasing appearance. The dancing was kept
up by the gay young folks until early hour
in the morning. and the success of the ball is
due to the following committees: Arrange
ments-W. F. Gormley, w. Z. Kent, D. Nc
Laughlin, George Stack, NJ. Nelis, John Cooke,
Moran, ]. c. German, u. McDougal, d. J. Long.
Reception-W. ]. Hamm, John Denny, Joseph
Genshlea, NJ. ]. Rely, J. S. O'Callaghan, Mar
tin j. Burke. Floor Director, VIM. F. Gormley.
Floor Managers. ]. Moran, ] NJ. Sullivan.
Dave Ahern, D. ]. Long, Lincoln Williams, Ed.
Sheehan, J. NJ. Brown.