Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-07-06
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.
B. Ryan came up from the Bay regtsrday.

! E. B. Ryan came up from the Bay yesterday
] Mrs. W. B. C. Brown has returned to San Mateo
Charles CadwaIader, OF Red Bluff, was in the city
yesterday.
A. Garrett OF Lyermore arrived home from The
East last Friday.
The Misses Lanon OF San Francisco are visiting
friends at Bear river.
Miss Emily Lernard, OF San Francisco is visit
Mrs Howard OF Vallejo
Miss Ella Crellen of Oakland is visiting with Miss
Ethel Watson in this city.
Miss Mary Metealf, teacher in the San Francisco
public schools, is visiting friends at antioch.
Rev Dr. Lathrop of Eureka. Humboldt county,
preached at Christ Church, Alameda, Sunday.
E. A. Halstead and wife, and Miss Sexton, of Oro-
vile, are stopping at the Plumas House, Quincy.
Hon. H. F. Page will not, under any circum-
stances be candidate for Governor of California
F. A. Williams and family have started from Su-
sanyille for Petalums, to be gone about six weeks
Senator Conn of San Bernardino is steadily con-
valescing. He is able TO sit up in his without
assistance.
The officers of Union Lodge, No q, a. o. L. W,
for the ensuing term, have be lied by D. D.
G. c. h. J. Gregory
Miss Nellie Lyon, of Beber, Lassen county leaves
for Sacramento this week, for the purpose fitting
herself for teacher
The Misses Sessions, of Reno, who have been at
J. d. Parish, at Dixon.
Drainage Commissioner W H Parks passed
through to the Bay yesterday and will return en-
route home tomorrow.
Sol Davis of San Francisco, who has been spend
ing several days in Sacramento visiting friends,
turned home last evening.
J. D. Redding lett Tor the East last saturday, the
ID inst, on business trip of taree weeks. Mrs.
Redding accompanied him.
Mrs. Slater and her daughter, Mrs McKinsey,
have returned to Aturas. d. c. slater win remain
in Susanville for few weeks.
A. A. Low now in the East, has taken the cottage
"Sunset Ridge" at Newport, where he will remain
with his family during the season.
E. E. Ames and family, Master Howard C. Ames
and Master Hesser leave to-day for San Francisco,
thence by steamer to Santa Cruz and Monterey.
Miss Eva Towne, Miss Hattie Rice Miss Flora
Carroll, in company with several older ladies and
gentlemen will spend this week in the Yosemite
valley.
Mrs. ]. P. Jones, the wife OF the Nevada Senator,
has gone with her family to Lake Tahoe, where she
proposes to remain during the remainder OF the
season.
G. F. Allardt, mining expert, is stopping at the
Golden Eagle; Also John X. Siege of Nevada City,
Mrs James Gray OF oroville, and S. Z. Allen OF
CORTLAND.
very elegant din ier party on Wednesday evening of
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Fl. Phelps, nee Torey, gave
their bridal recep ion last Wednesday at the resi-
dence OF Mr.. Phelps parent No. ISL Jones street,
San Francisco.
Dr. S. A Deuel., formerly of this city, spent the
Fourth in town. He leaves to-day as medical officer
of the steamer Gaelico the Occidental and Oriental
steamship line.
Friday, the 24thof June, was g fiesta day with
the Span!ards, MeXicans, CalifornIans and Indians
in Paa and the surrounding neighbOrhood, San
Diego county, held in honor OF st. John.
Mrs Williams has been spending the summer in
Oregon She is the only daughter of the late G.. p.
R. James, and is not the adopted daughter Of that
Unknown novelist, although such report at
one time current.
The following officers have been elected by the
Vallejo Alumni Association: President, J. J. Per-
ryman Vice Presidents, Miss Florence Devlin and
Miss Lottie Kitto; Secretary, Wells Whitney
Treasurer, Miss Lottie Green; Sergeant-at-Arms,
Miss Meta Meek.
Says the Bieber Q.assen county, Tribune of the
ID. d. T. Alex inder, attorney at law, Of sacra-
mento had legal business to attend 10 at Susan
vile last week, and on his way home came by Bic
Der, and from here went to Muck Valley to look
after interests there.
The Marysville Appeai says the Chico young Ia
dies Z" are huggers from San Jacinto." The plumas
National adds: 'Our imp says he don't want TO
bra. but if any damsel from Bidwelltown thinks
she can outsqueeze him, just let her commence to
tighten up. That's all.
Principal A. N. Drew. OF the public schools at
Iowa Hill, Placer county, and Miss Abbe L. Pratt,
teacher of the school at F orn were married by the
Rev. Dr. Bentley at the residence of j. F. Dixon in
this city, day before Yesterday The presents re.
ceiyed upon the occasion of their reception were
numerous and fine. Thus our educators are passing
away.
Myron p Walker. formerly a resident Of Sacra.
mento week bef re last entertained at his summer
residence at Belchertown, Mass, the former men,
hers nj the Tenth Massachusetts Rnuimput w
days. there being no less thsn 100 to sit at hi
lion with thst regiment as n drummer boy, and the
reunion mentioned was at his invitation.
The REcoRDUNIos reporter givzs these lists of ar
riylls IN the Yosemite Valley, July 81 and Sd, as
registered the great register at Smith L Utters
Cosmopolitan From San Francisco, G. b. Wells,
Mrs. Wells and son, Jos. Marks, Mrs Marks, Miss
Benjamin, Frank II. Pixley and wife, Jos Wolberg
Henry L. Fox, Mrs. A. H. Washburn, Miss Jennie
Washburn, Miss Nellie Frerch, Miss Mary Miller,
B. T. Smith, Mr.. and Mrs. J. Henry Smith,
l. s Titus, F. Fcrman. D. Robinson Mrs
Chauncey Taylor. Oakland Miss C. E. Nourse
Cincinnati; Charles Sheer and wife, Chicago; Mr.
and Mrs S. II. Madison, Philadelphia; George f.
Geisinger and wife, Danyille Va; Madame de Vir-
gin, Count Ehrensvard, toe holm, Sweden; II. L.
Ross, Gunison. Col F. C.. Howard, J. J. 0'Brien,
Stockton J. w. Wigginton, Sonora William Bar
rows, New York: General Starring, Mrs. Starring,
Washington; Sir Arthur Stepney, England James
Halliday, dney; Mr.. and Mrs. J. Bayard Smith,
Baltimore Mr.. Potter New York Miss n. Wilson,
San Gabriel T. A. Hawley aud wife, Portland, Or I;
Paul Friedman, Stockton.