Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-11-29
SOCIAL AND Personal.

SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.
There is to be community Christmas tree at NH
Fw. Bowen passed through yesterday from Orc.
vile to San Francisco.
Edwin Booth only wants sS5 900 for playing three
weeks in San Francisco
DR.. +. W. Hatch, Jr., attending physician at Napa
Insane Asylum, is visiting in the city.
Railroad Commissioner ]. s. Cone and wife passed
through from Red Bluff 10 San Francisco yesterday.
Ex-Governor R. E. Fenton, of New York, expects
to spend portion of the coming winter in Cali
fornia.
Mrs. J. W. Armstrong has gone to Amador county
visit TO friends there, and will return in about
week.
Rev. j. d. Wiimott has become permanent resi-
dent of Danvle, and has taken charge of the Chris
tan Church there.
Mrs 5. P. Dorsey, of Grass Valley will arrive
home this morning by overland train, from visit
to the Eastern States.
1t is rumored that Hon. Paul Neumann Is likely
to succeed Hon. H. L. Dodge as Superintendent of
the San Francisco Mint.
telegram received by ex Senator Booth an
nounce5 the death of brother in Indiana. An
other brother OF his recently died.
The grand ball given at lore City on Thanks
giving night, by the A. o. U. W. OF that place, was
avery enjoyable and successful affair.
Rev. c. C. s.ratton, President of the University
OF the Pacific is to preside at the dedication of the
VI. L. Church al Williams next Sunday.
W. G. Becher, l. s. Belcher, James H. Byrne and
R. Bayne, of counsel from abroad in the Gold Run
| mining case, were in the city yesterday.
Mrs. W. W. Grissim, who has been visiting relc.
tiyes and friends at Biggs, Chico and Oroville for
the past three weeks, returned yesterday.
| Hon. C. X. Garrison, Mayor of San Francisco in
| 1853 is one of the wealthy men Of New York. His
| property is valued at twenty million dollars.
| Henry A. Smith was Dock Commissioner of New
| York under Tweed. His wife and daughter to-day
keep apple stand on Sixth.ayenae street corner
! for living.
| The masquerade ball at Gilroy Thanksgiving
night is described having been largely attended
| and a most delightful affair. The costuming was
| especially good.
| Four young men of this city-Horace Davis, Geo.
lASellinger, Walter Meyers and Thomas May-will
seave day to join the surveying party Of Ensi-
1snesr Gillette, in Texss
R. c. Parsons OF Ohio Member of Congress from
the Cumberland District and one of the proprietors
of the Cleveland Herald, will arrive from the East
| by overland train this morning.
Judge NJ. P. Wiggin and wife will reside with
Nrs. Wiggin, their widowed mother, in Alameda,
during the winter, his judicial duties not requiring
| his presence in Mono county this winter.
E. A. Foreman, VIII Chisett, of Chicago r. j.
Clinton, OF Melbourne, j. P. Vasque, Boston, Mass.
| Hiram stewart ana w. Is. jordan, Battle Creek,
Mich; c. Lowell Cleveland, Ohio, are in the city.
| Mr.. and Mrs. George Coombs, of Sacramento, are
visit to Grass Valley, the guests of their daugh-
ter, Mrs Sam. Granger. They meet there also their
other daughter, Mrs. VIM. Young, of San Francisco.
Napa Lodge, No. Is, l. o. o. F., celebrated its
twenty eighth anniversary on the oath inst. by a
ball and banquet. Two hundred and fifty guests
were present The affair was elegant and great
| social success.
Hon. j. F. Breen, Superior Judge of San Benito
county, has been holding Court during the past
week for Judge Alexander at Salinas City. This
week, Judge Been will hold Court for Judge Logan
at Santa Cruz.
| The recent fremens ball, as was anticipated,
proved to be one Of the NEST successful given
| in Antioch. Everything passed off pleasantly and
every one present was thoroughly satisfied, having
| had good time.
The marriage of Dr. T. W. Huntington, OF Eureka,
New, and Miss Hattie Pearson of West Oakland, is
announced to take place at Wells New at the resi-.
dence of Mrs George Meigs sister OF the b-ideelect
| on Wednesday next
On est Friday there arrived in San Francisco from
Paris young lady who is engaged to be married to
Waiter McGayin Of the Nevada Bank. The lady is a
ward of DR.. McGavin, of Paris, who is the uncle OF
| the bridegroom-elect.
Charles Frisbie, of Vallejo, and Miss Lizzie Dulug,
of Napl, were married in the Presbyterian Church
at Napa City last Wednesday. The event created a
iutter in society IN Napa. Many guests pres
ent, number OF them being from Vallejo.
A birthday party in honor OF the little of Mr..
and Mrs F. E. Michael, was given at their sdence
on Second street, between and o. day before yes
| terday. Presents made, refreshments served,
and pleasant time enjoyed BY old and young.
| Mrs Chas Drew, daughter of Mrs Burger, and
sister of Mrs. Jerome Banks, of Red Bluff arrived
there on Tuesday from Calaveras county, where she
has been residing for over two years. She will
main there several days visiting relatives and friends
| E. A. Hubbard. W. C. Savage H. B. Headley and
| wife Alexander RpnS Robert /, TOpitZ ri
Maxwell, j. H. Henderson, W. z Harris. Hamilton
| Smith Jr., W. Frank, NJ II. Dreyfuss, Mark Shep-
herd, G. II. Bragg, OF San Francisco, were in town
| yesterday.
the wedding pf Rev. Mr. and Mrs A. ]. Wells, at
Napa City number of the members of the con-
gregation called on them at the parsonage of the NJ.
| Z. Church to extend their congratulations. They
were the recipients OF many elegant and costly
| presents.
| Judge E. A. Scott, of the Battle Mountain MesSen-
ger, had narrow escape from death few days ago.
He was looking over papers in his office on Sunday
| evening, and by some means the papers took fire,
and the old gentleman inhaled suttc.ent of the
9 noke to him to become insensibe for time.
| The fire did but little damage otherwise.
| at the Methodist Church at Fresno on Thanks
giving, DIR. J. @. Cooper and Miss Tudie Hopkins,
| daughter of Rev. l. l.. Hopkins were united in
marriage by Rev. Mr. Page OF Yisalia. The church
was crowded with friends of the happy COUPLE and
at the conclusion of the ceremony many pressed
| forward to tender sincere congratulations.
A large social party was held at the residence of
Mr. and Mrs. George d. Carless, near Brighton last
Saturday, the occasion Of the return Of Mrs Car
| less from trip to the East, where she has been
spending some time visiting friends in Canada and
| Michigan. There was very large number present
| from Sacramento Florin and other points, and a
very enjoyable time had. The surprisors
brought an ample supply of refreshments, which
were partaken of, and supplemented with many
hours of social chat and various amlsements
Among those in the city yesterday were these
J. Hollner, Modesto j. L. Nichols and wife, Mill
vile; Charles F. Whitton, Berkeley; Mrs. John
Crofton, Walnut Grove; Price Ru sker, MERGED E.
F. Marshall, G. H. LAM, Newcastle; Mrs. Thursby,
]. P. Olsen, George B Greene, j. B. Greene, Court
land James Kelly, A. W. tskridge, Elk Grove; N.
]. MCGEE. F. NJ. Potter, Plymouth o. George and
son, NJ. Bowan, Costumes G. Mckee, J. G. Carr,
Fair Play; F. Sickles, LatroDe; William Kent, l. G.
L. France Willows; c. P. Martin, Rocklin |; Mrs
George Banks, Davisville; R. D. Stephens,
Brighton; H. a. Arend, Ogden; s. T. Morse,
CORTLAND; J. G Campbell, Stockton John Law
tOn FnlSon1 and .Jamps parkn Sierra Valley