Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-07-02
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.
rnor Perkins goes to the Bay to.day.

SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.
| Governor Perkins goes to the Bay to-day.
State Prison Director J. H. Neff is in the city.
L. W. Buck and wife, of vacaville, are in the city
C. H. Hubbard and wife have gone to Lake Tahoe
| Thomas Guinean has returned from Lake county
George E. Whitney, of Oakland, is registered al
| the Langham.
Assistant Adjutant- General Turner will 90 to San
| Francisco to-day.
Mrs. NJ W. Cooley of Rocklin is visiting with
| friends in this CITY,
7. H. Reynolds, Assistant Secretary of State has
| returned to the city.
Irish freize is called unsympathetic material
| by the English papers.
| Toile regieuse will continue in high favor fol
| artistic summer toilets.
R.. Squire and John H. Perry OF Chico, have
departed for Simmons.
| J. W. Armstrong and I. H. Wallis have gone tC
| jackson, Amador county.
Mrs F. Mier, of Sacramento, passed Omaha yes
| terday, to arrive July 5th.
| G. NJ Mott and wife will return to the city from
Lake Tahoe Sunday morning.
| NJ Bloch returned last evening from trip to E
! Dorado and Amador counties.
Miss Pearl Keton, of Vallejo, has gone for shor
visit to friends in Tehama county.
| A A. Hibbard of Chico, has returned from triI
| to Prattyie and Savercool mines.
| Frank Stweetser will return from Oregon to Sar
Rafael before the end of this month.
| Mrs. C. A Taber, OF San Francisco, will leave
| Yosemite for home on Tuesday next.
James L. King, member of the State Board o.
Equalization, came up from San Francisco yester
| day.
Miss Carrie Haskell, of San Francisco, who has
haar at Nnha Jty hos ai
| home
Mr. Gillingwater, a prominent farmer of Sutter
county, is stopping at the Russ House, in San Fran
| cisco,
| Mrs c. Bradley, of Biggs, went to Marysville on
Monday, visit to her parents, Captain d. Park
hurst and wife.
| From Chico Miss Jennie whitesides and Mrs w
T. King have left for Prattvlle to spend few weeks
| in the mountains.
Charles Beckford, an old resident of Vallejo, died
| suddenly in that city Tuesday, and was buried
Wednesday afternoon.
Ex-Secretary Beck will be candidate before the
Democratic State Convention next year for the office
| OF Secretary Of State.
| Miss Hattie Eldred returned last evening from
| San Francisco which place she has been visiting
| during the last month.
A. " " Post, for many years foreman of the rail.
road repair shops, has returned to the city and
| templates remaining here
Judge benson and W. R. knights start in car
riage this morning for visit to the Grand Victor
| mine in Ell Dorado county.
United States Senator T. Farley is stopping in
| Jackson Amador county, but will 90 to San Fran
cisco after the 4th of July.
Mrs Thomas Frisbie and Miss Katie Morrill,, OF
| San Francisco, are spending few days with C.
Cutler and family of Napa.
An excellent entertainment for to-day's half
holiday is to be found at Agricultural Park in wit
Messing the blood horse races.
| The Fourth of July will be celebrated in the
Yosemite valley with horse-race in the afternoon
| and a grand ball in the evening.
| Dr. Alderman, OF San Francisco, will arrive from
| the East this morning, having been absent four
months in Europe upon business trip
Mrs W. A. Johnson, of Chicago, is visiting in the
city with her brother, W. B. Maydwell. She will
| remain in Sacramento a month or more.
Hon. Thomas Mcconnell favors the nomination OF
Hon. james Mem Shafter for the office of Governor
| by the Republicans in the next campaign.
James s. Jordan and Mrs. Lottie DeBolt of Vallejo
were married at Barth's Reception-room Wednesday.
Justice Gridley adjusted the matrimonial relation
Miss Mamie Perry, of Los Angeles, now studying
music in Milan is reported as having pure soprano
of the highest quality and brilliant is pre-
6icted.
Rev John Hemphill, of San Francisco, is reported
to have received a call to the Alexander Presby-
terrain Church, Philadelphia with salary OF 5000
year.
Mr. and Mrs W. W. Grissim, who have been visit
ing with at Biggs for some time, have returned.
Mr.. Grssim's health which has been poor, is much
improved.
Nevada County Clerk Carr has issued marriage
licenses to the following Grass Valley couples; j.
H. Aver and Susie E. Nichols; j. S. Rogers and
Phillipa Young.
Congressman H. F. Page who has been stopping
in Sacramento the past two days, will go to Placer
vile to-day, where he will preside at the Fourth OF
July celebration.
Charles c. Bonte and bride, Anna H., daughter Of
DR.. II. l.. Nichols, who were married night before
last, spending three weeks honeymoon at
Lake Tahoe and vicinity.
p L. washburn, Cousa Henry Iggins, German
town !; David Sawtelie, San Francisco W. d. Hail.
Washington Territory, and A. D. Logan, Willows,
are registered at Red Bluff.
When Chico man is out later than usual at night
now he longer pacies his inquiring wife with the
old lodge dodge" but gently remarks that he has
been out watching the comet. So says the Record.
D. NJ. Burns, Secretary of State. returned yester-
day from several weeks absence at the springs; He
remained two weeks at Adams Springs and one
week at Harbin's. At both places there is q large
number Of valley people.
j. P Stearns, wife and daughter, of Santa Bar
bara left San Francisco Wednesday on an Oregon
steamer for pleasure trip to Puget Sound, thence
up the Columbia and into the Territory OF Da-
kota. They will be gone about three months
Mr.. and Mrs. southwick, of Washington, D. c.,
who spent the winter at Sierra Madre villa IN
Los Angeles county, left for the East by way OF Salt
Lake city on Wednesday, June 29th. They VIII re-
turn to California next fall to spend the winter
Among those visiting the city during the races
are Hon. ]. Mem. Shafter President OF the Board
of Agriculture; Chas. NJ Chase, Director in said
Board; j. F. Wilson. E. J. Baldwin, Ed Fay, W. L.
Higgins and wife, Miss Katie Haney, OF San Fran
cisco; W. H. voombs, of Napa.
reception viii be rendered by the Good Templars
- C,l;torn;a IN Cadrpe r katZelStein. who has
been recently elected Right Worthy Grand Templar
Of the Order at Bnai Birth Hall, on Eddy street,
San Francisco, on Monday evening, July 18th, un-
der the auspices of the officers OF the Grand Lodge
OF Good Templars of this State
The newly.eected officers OF Parlor 8, Native Sons
of the Golden West, were indicted into office last
evening by Grand President II 2. Chapman. The
retiring President Fred. B Houston. was presented
Inv the Parlor with beautiful gold Past Presidents
badge in a speech by Past President Herbert w.
TAYLOR Mr. Houston taken by SURPRISE but
responded appropriately He then presented to F.
d. Ryan, Presdent-eect, Presidents badge
Red Jacket Tribe, No. 2s, Improved Order Red
Men, last evening visited by d. D. G. s., r. B.
Harmon, who raised up the Chiefs elect, the names
GERS Of Columbia Lodge No. 40, X. of p heretofore
published, were installed last evening by George B.
Katzenstein, D. d. G. c., assisted by s. A. Wolfe
G. NJ. at A; A. S. Greenlaw, G.. v. c., and A. B.
Cheney, Grand Prelate; also, the following APP
pointed officers: M. at A., o. H. p. Sheets Jr.; I.
G., Fred Owen; o. Co. John Lyman; Director, f.
L. White.