Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-06-29
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL
E. W. Maslin is st Grass Valley.

SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.
E. W. Maslin is st Grass Valley.
! Belted short basques are worn by young ladies'.
J. w Armstrong of Sacramento is visiting Wood
! land.
Thomas Guinean is Spending few days in Lake
county.
Governor Perkins is expected to return to Saera-
mento to-day.
| 4. W. Randall and family of Eureka returned
| from the Atlantic coast last Friday
G. u. Watt and wife OF Placer county are visiting
| in Sacramento, their former home
]. F. Kidder and Mrs Kidder, OF Grass Valley,
are visiting friends in San Francisco.
hrs. George P. Royster and son went to st.
Helena to be absent four or five weeks
A. Keith, the artist, is in Portland, and will make
number OF sketches of Oregon scenery.
Mrs. W. b. c. Brown of Sacramento is visiting
her sister, Mrs. Giyens George, of San Jose.
Mrs. Charles McCreary, who is spending the sum-
mer at Monterey, is in the city for few days.
r. G. Sheath and family have been spending
| several weeks at Big Meadows, Plunss county.
The :. Mascotte" cunning little Frenchifed tur.
ban, is the favorite walking hat for street wear.
Rev. G. S. Haswell, OF Lodi. and Rev. David Deal,
of Sacramento, are in San Francisco seeking rest.
Letters received from Samuel Jelly state that he
is at present visiting his old home at Salem. Mass.
George Mott and wife are taking a months recrc-
alton and trout fishing 1t Lake Tahoe and vicinity.
Samuel Poorman is in the city in connection with
the Odd Fellows Bunk trial in the Superior
Court
Rev. j. Fl. c. Bonte, late of Sacramento has been
elected Secretary of the Board of Regents of the
State University.
c. A. Carter Of Red Bluff, who has been visiting
the city for the past two days, returned home yes
terday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Morrisou who have been paying
visit to this State, left Wednesday las. for their
home in New ork
Mrs. f. a. Stevens and children leave tomorrow,
to be absent several weeks with friends in the hills
! OF Il Dorado county.
| On Thursday evening, the 18th instant, the City
Guard Of San Diego celebrated the opening of their
new armory by ball.
Miss Julia Colby, of Oakland, and formerly
teacher in the public schools in this city, is visiting
| with Mrs. n. d. Gocdell.
F., at vallejo to give grand ball the even
/ ing OF the Fourth OF July.
| c. w. Woodward, wife and child, and Joseph
Knight and child left Red Bluff Monday for TRIP
through the Las-en and Modoc country.
The Governor has commiss oner Thomas II. Griffin
Adjutant and CSutain OH the staff Of the ColoLe of
the Second Artillery Regiment, Second Brigade.
| John Mcneil and L. McKearney and wife, OF Sac.
ramento will arrive from the East by overland this
morning; also George G. Brooks and wife of
| Colusa.
Mrs. Belle Leach, sister Of Mrs Gerald Keegan,
who has been 20 Red Bluff visiting her sister, re-
tur1ed TO her mountain home-K lotz's mill-Mon-
| day morning.
| W. /. Wallace has received the first prize medal
/ for honorary members OF Company G, First Artil
cry won az their semi annual target shoot, held
| the 18th instant.
James Allen, railroad and express agent at Alton
has been promoted TO the alton at Tracy. Joe
Bez OF the sixteenth-street station at Oakland will
| take charge at Alton.
| paper has been in circulation for some time
past Bencia for the purpose OF obtaining the sig
natures of those persons DESTROYS Of organizing
Knights of Pythiss Lodge.
Mrs. Lathrop, mother OF Mrs Lelaad Stanford
accompanied b, By c ig G. Latlrop Leland
to the Eastern states Monday
p. s. Morris of Sacramento is at the Brooklyn
Hotel San Francisco. A. II. lsham is at the Palace
A. Irwin, John Hill, NJ. Furguson. A. A. Van yoor-
hees and a. j. Harper are at the Grand.
Mr. and Mrs. Stanton, with their daughters
Mary and BERTHE, accompanied by MIR. Collier, left
yesterday for Yosemite in their conveyance
They had full camping outfit, and viii be absent
| about month";
The members of the First Infantry Regiment
| under command Of Colonel Dickinson, will go into
camp at Santa Cruz next Saturday. The eneamp-
ment win be known "Camp UIton," after the
late author on military tactics.
II is said that the European wife Of a European
officer in India has written to her husband return
i him her wedding ring and stating that she has
embraced the Buddhist religion, and that, availing
herself OF the rights Of her newfound fsith, she
divorces him.
The Lake View Examiner. of Lake View, Oregon,
denies the statement published in the Jacksonville
Sentinel in relation to DR.. Dixon of this city and
SAYS: This is about as near the truth as the jack
son county papers ever eontrive to get when they
publish Lake county items"
A party Of young folks from cordelia and Fair
field, including Misses Ella and Emma Hall, Carrie
Pitman and Hattie Sprowl, and Messrs. Tom Durbio
and Henry Martin, left Cordelia Saturday for a
camping trip through Lake county, and will stop at
all TIE pisces Of note on their journey They will
also visit the ceysers.
| First Lieutenant W f. Stewart OF the Fourth
Artillery, having performed special duty assigned
him. has been ordered to proceed to Columbus Bar.
racks Ohio and report on bis arrival by letter, to
the Superintendent of the General Recruiting Ser.
vice to conduct detachment OF recruits TO the Mil
itary Division Of the Pacific
Mrs S. Jennie Mann, Grand Matron, Jerome
Banks, Grand Patron, and Mrs. Abbie E. Wood,
Grand Secretary of the Order of the Eastern Star,
, | assisted by Mrs Eugene Aram OF Wheatlaud Chap
ter Chas Ehrenfeld OF Vernon Oh pter, o. P. Bur
gett and Miss Petite Hill of Adah Chapter nstitu
} ted Chapter of o. L. S. at Marysviile Saturday
night, june 25th.
A large party was given at F. j. Core rams, by
hi, son Thomas Corcoran, on the Linden near Stock
ton, Friday night. 1t was very fine affair. Near
ly one hundred guests were present. plstiorm
thrly-six feet long by thirty wide was erected for
dancing. IL was covered with canvas and iu
minaSed with Chinese lanterns, presenting very
, gay and inviting appearance.
, A quiet wedding took place at the Presbyterian
! Church, Vallejo, Thursday afternoon last, the
: parties being Assistant Engineer Stacy Potts, L. s.
| ~, and Miss George Smith, young society
lady Of that place. Rev. n. B. Klink officiated
There were no bridesmaids or groomsmon Only q
few friends OF the family were present, no cards
. having been sent out. The presents received by
the bride were numerous and elegant. Imme
diatey after the wedding Mr.. and Mrs Potts left fol
Philadelphia