Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-10-10
SOCIAL AND personal.

W. A. Skidmore, mining expert, is in the city
A. arnold Of Fo'som has removed to Sacramento.
Judge futile, OF oakland, returned home from
Auburn on Saturday.
Miss Emma Wilson Of Folsom has returned home
from the mo1ntfias.
Professor H. B. Norton, of San jose, returned
home on Saturday.
Mrs. Philbrick and her daughter Grace have
returned from Sacramento to Gilroy.
Miss Mabel Kelly OF Salt Lake city, who has been
visiting in Chico, left for Sacramento Thursday.
Miss J H Diclie was granted an educational
diploma at the last meeting of the State Board
w. Cronan, Mrs. C. Miligan and Miss C. wilburn,
of San Francisco, were in the city on Saturday.
Harry Bernard left last evening for Reno to attend
tie State Fair, which commences there to-day
The Indies OF the Folsom Catholic Church congre-
CATION have grand festival at that place on the
26th.
On the 18th inst. the ladies Of the Episcopal
Church at Folsom have neck-tie party and socia!
reunion.
Miss Abbie T. sawtele, of this city returned on
Saturday evening from two months visit TO San
Francisco.
George B. shearer, recently connected with the
Arizona Star, at Tucson, is visiting in Sacramento,
his former home.
H. McCausland, of the Colder, Era, has been in
the city for the past two or three days. stopping at
the Golden Esgie.
Mrs s. wasserman. and family have returned
home from their trip through the southern portion
OF the State.
Misses Mary and Nellie Dunn, OF Chico, departed
for San Jose Thursday morning, and will make that
city their home.
Mrs c. S Haswell, formerly of Sacramento, VINO
has been very sick al Lodi, is reported by the SEN
tnel as now improving.
Miss Margaret Mead and Mrs. E. Tabent and fam
ily of San Gabriel, CAL, will arrive from the East
by overland this morning.
Mrs. Andrew c. j. Hyer left Friday evening last
for New Jersey. She has been at Hardin Springs
for several months past.
William Ward and wife, OF Marysville, are enjoy:
ing the balmy air of Sacramento, as the guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. G. l.. Warner.
George Wood and wife, of Santa Rosa, and C. H
Randall CT Sonora, Cal, arrived from the East yes
terday morning by overland train.
Andrew WATSON, ex-Sergeant at Arms OF the State
Senate, was in the city yesterday, and Will visit
Washington during the coming winter.
Anumber of the citizens of E'mira and vicinity
will visit Sacramento next week to attend the caniI
meeting OF the Seventh Day Adventists.
Miss Nellie Wightman, who has been spending
the summer in this city with friends, returned to
her home in Oakland on Saturday
Judge w. A. Henry and George Gale will 90 to
Woodland this to attend the funeral OF the
late E. Bynum, which takes place this afternoon.
Hon. Horace Davis has returned from Europe to
his home at San Francisco, and resumed the walks
of private ife with the announced intention of fol-
lowing therein.
". J Hirsch, of Sacramento, who has been sery-
ing in the telegraph Office at Grass Valley some
weeks, during the absence OF Z. w. Black, the regu
lar operator there, will return to this city to-day.
Sam Fabian, the young California pianist, who
first performed in public in this city when but five
years of age, passed through here last evening
en- route for Europe, where he goes to complete his
musical studies.
II. A. Frary and family, of Walla Walla, W. T.,
ar lived in this city on Saturday, and leave for Fort
Wayne, Indiana, to-day, where Mr.. Frary takes q
responsible position with the manufacturing estab-
lishnent OF N. G. Odds Sons.
Married at the residence of the brides parents,
Yreka October 4, 1881, Harry L. Wells of Geneva,
Illinois lat present connected with the firm of D.
Stewart Co., oaslandl, 10. Miss Minerva McAan-
nus, daughter Of P. McMannus.
An entertainment is to be given at the Occidental
Hotel, San Francisco, on Monday evening, October
l7th by Alexander Torges, Jr., editor and proprie
tor of the Cincinnati Free fesSe, in celebration Of
his fl teth overland trip across the ntineat, and
the wooden wedding of Mr.. and Mrs. A. 1orges, Jr.
letter from Samuel Jelly, now at the East,
states that his son Arthur o. Jelly, who recently
graduated with honors from Harvard College, has
chosen the profession OF medicine and on the Doth
u!tmo entered upon course at the Harvard medi-
cal school
f. a. Ssasffsr, Gridiey; a. II. Wilson, Oakland
Warren Green and wife, G. P. Barry, Marysyiile;
Charles Green, Plymouth John Iiesy, K Il. Hitch
colk, stockton; Mrs !. Sweeney, Mrs. Knott, Rock
lin James Deyeney, Chico; J. d. Emil, Ferndalet
George Rhodes Of Manchester, England, IS visit
ing his brother, Thomas Rhodes and his sisterin-
law Mrs. BanGini de Rhodes OF Los Angeles. Mr..
Rhodes has been attending to some large financial
matters Of his father, VINO is wealthy lancashire
gentleman, with heavy Investments in the United
States.
Grand Master s. C. benson and VIM NJ. Petrie, of
this city. aud Clay ". Taylor, OF Shasta. went to
San Francisco yesterday afternoon, and \. Greene
Curtis Rev T. Il. B. Anderson Z. C Atkinson
Ed Glover, z. o. Cravens and Robt. Color will 20
down to day, to attend the annual session Of the
Grand Lodge, which commences tomorrow morning
at 10 O'clock.
Miss Ida V. Williams was married 10 LORENZO D.
Adams of Sheridan, at the residence of the brides
parents, at Michigan Bluff, on September 2!Jh.
sister OF the bride, Miss Lena Williams, married
to gentleman named Mr.. B.ckford, at the sane
time There were over 400 people present at the
wedding, and it was declared to be one VI the most
enjoyable events Of the season. Many costly and
beautiful presents were received by both couples.