Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-08-16

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Mrs E. NJ Martin went to Monterey yesterday
L. 5. Taylor, Of this city, is at present in sa
Francisco.
y. S. TANNER left yesterday for twoweeks
visit to Monterey.
Mr.. and Ms C. q. Cummings have returned from
their recreation trip.
Mrs j. T. Griffths and Mrs H. D. Nash visit
ing at San Francisco.
Miss Mary Manning has returned from six week
| visit at San francisco.
A. c. Freeman returned last evening from twt
weeks stay at Santa Cruz
/ Mr.. and Mrs R. W Hamma,t Of Bear Valley
are on short visit to MERGED.
Judge benson is recreating upon Austin Greek
near Duncan's, Sonoma county.
VIM Beckman and wife, of Sacramento, returned
/ from Santa Cruz and Menlo Park.
! General Bidwell and wife passed through Sacra
/ mento for San Francisco yesterday
| Mrs L. P Scott, OF this city, left yesterday fer
san Benito county and Monterey Bay.
Miss Julia Logarmasino, of MERGED is visiting
relatives in Hornitos, Mariposa county.
Calvin Edger.on and daughter passed through
from Yreka to San Francisco yesterday.
Mrs Frank Leuor and children are in Amador
county, where they viii remain four weeks.
Mr. ard Mrs c. c. Cults, of this city, 60 to Marys.
vile to-day for few weeks, visit to relatives.
Mrs. Joseph Lesson is visiting her sister, Mrs j.
W Roberts, al Roberts Ferry in Stanislaus county.
Miss NJ F. McCann has returned to Sacramento
from visit to Mrs. Colonel C. F. Gardner near
Auburn
B. K. Crocker Henry seaper and wife. and Mrs.
NJ NJ Blakeney returned yesterday afternoon from
Santa Cruz.
Senator F. X. Nelson, of San Francisco who has
been in Sacramento for two or three days, left for
Arizona yesterday
There was quite large attendance at the mas
querade party given at the Atlantic Gardens on
Saturday evening
Mrs n. Clark, Miss Jennie Clark, Miss Rosa Clark
and Miss Addie Clark, of Sacramento, are spending
the summer at Fort Ross.
F. F. Free. Superintendent of the Truckee Divis-
ion OF the Central Pacific Railroad, passed through
to San Franci co yesterday.
Colonel A. S. Stone, Superintendent of the Oregon
Stage Company, passed through yesterday, accom-
panied by his wife, en- route to San Francisco.
H o. Hughson, of Sacramento, brother of Dr.
W. A. Hughson, leaves Sacramento to-day for Sur
prise Valley, where he expects to take up his resi-
denee.
A party in honor of the birthday of j. W. Boyd
was given at Jacobs Hall on Saturday evening, at
which between sixty and seventy of his friends as
sembled.
Miss Anna NJ Winters, of this city, has gone to
Monterey to join her mother, Mrs H. Winters, who
has been there the past three weeks on account Of
her health.
A party composed OF C. A. Hull Mrs. Hull, Miss
Rose Hull, Mrs. Tuck and Myron Smith, from near
Union House, contemplate recreation trip soon to
the mountains.
The most recherche affair of the summer for Alva
RADIO, was the lunch party, given by Mrs. 9. A.
Plummer on Tuesday last, in honor of her friend,
Miss Minnie SteeQe. of Ssn Francisco
The detachment of students en- route home from
Hartford, Conn., to China, passed through yesterday
morning. They were intelligent in looks and APP
pearance, and wore American style OF dress.
Ex-United States District Attorney A. P. Van
Duser came up from San Francisco to meet his
wife who returned from the East yesterday morn
ing and they went TO San Francisco on the after
noon train.
The arrivals at Hardin Springs to August 18th
were Miss Mary Murray. r Chabot and two chill
ter, oakland Z. Robben n. Schrader, n. Ferguson,
vacaville; John Finnell, F. Tehma, |. Lankanshim,
Los Angeles
O. NJ Cove, formerly photographer in this city,
and vino went to Australia some three years ago,
writes back that he has made fortune and after
visit TO other countries viii return and become a
permanent resident Of Sacramento, which he de-
nominates the finest place, eyerylh hing considered,
in the world.
Sunday night two children OF Ferdinand Gleie,
residing at Sixth and o streets, were christened.
The father being member OF the First Artillery
Band, that organization attended the ceremony in
body and discoursed appropriate music. The
parents entertained their guests Hospitality, and
there flow OF wine, miTth and music until the
small hours
Emma Steele, and John E. Steele to Emma Ross at
the residence If !. Ross, about three miles from
Rosey lie. Both marriages were performed at the
same time, Justice Jones officiating There was a
nff 5oft
plrties present, and warm congratulations were be-
slowed in great abundance
+ The Mokelumne Hill Chronicle says Great num-
bers Of tourists passing through this city daily
en- route to the mountains for health and pleasure.
large party-cousisting OF Misses Annie cad
m 70. stella Wells, Ella Morris, Maggie McAllen,
Ed. Mayer, Captain II. A Messenger and family,
and W. c. James and family left here during the
week on canning excursion to the mountains
The party W Il take in Blue Lakes, Silver Lake.
Lake Tahoe, Big Trees and Cave City in their ram
bes. They well equipped for an excursion Of
that kind.
n E. White and Miss Jennie McMenomy, both
well known young people of this city, yester-
day married The ceremony performed by
Rev Father McSweeney at the home Of the bride,
i2l9 street. he affair strictly private,
aud the new married pair congratulated at
home by only their immediate relatives. The bride
the recipient of many handsome bridal presents,
tokens OF esteem from large circle Of friends.
The couple left last evening ON the east-bound over
land train for Lake Tahoe, where they will remain
about week.
party was given TO Scott W ShafTer by his
numerous friends at his residence on the lower
Stockton road, which proved to be genuine sur
prise to that gentleman 1t the most enjoya-
bic soei event of the season. Refreshments were
served in n manner rejecting great credit on the
caterer and under the especial management of Mrs.
II. W. johnson. Among the many present were
noticed Scott W. Shaffer, Minnie L. Hull II. ".
Reith Rose L. Hull. Hattie NJ. Sims, William Sims,
Edith Icimbach and Daniel kavs OF the Union
House; Miss May Richardson, OF Honolulu G. II.
Jones, of Costumes; Hattie E. McKiIlip and Laura
Toll, of Saer ,mento; F. J. Childs, of Susco and
Miss Lizzie N. Judd, Of Placerville besides many