Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-09-07

! reunions, society celebrations, etc, Throughout
I the State will be more frequent Advance an
nouncement of such events, properly vouched for
viii find place in this column, ii sent in The rule
does not, Of course, apply to such public events
within the city should pr perry be first an
nounced in the business columns
H. II. Carter, of Truckee, is in the city.
Rear Admiral Selfridge and wife are at Monterey
Add c. Hiukson went to Amador county yester
day.
Xix Marshall and wife, OF Rio Vista, are in tbs
city.
John hatcher left yesterday for Tombstone, Ari
IONA
Judge o. c. Pratt passed through from Chico tt
the Bay yesterday
Mr. and Mrs w S Runyon left last week on the
steamer for San Diego
Assemblyman A. L. Chandler, OF Suffer county,
was in this city yesterday.
| H II Hewlett and bride have returned TO Stock
ton from their trip to Europe.
Mrs W. B. C. Rrown has returned from pleasant
visit to Bolinas, Marin county.
August Cook and wife left yesterday for visit of
several weeks to San francisco.
Miss Annie Fitzgibbons, OF Roeklin, has returned
home from her visit to this city.
City Surveyor L. f. Bassett has gone to San Fran.
cisco and will return tomorrow.
Mis- Gussie Mier returned Yesterday from two
| months visit TO San Francisco and Alameda.
Bep. Steinmann has returned from Paraiso
Springs. leaving his family there for the present
Miss Effe Clarke has returned to Sa ramento
from a six weeks visit to Oakland and Monterey.
Miss Lille L. Bonte, of Redwood City has been
visiting friends in San Francisco during the week
George E. Bates and L. S Taylor, who have been
attending Court at Marysville, returned yesterday
Misses Lou and Bertha lehman have returned to
this city from months visit to friends near MarYs
Vile.
Archibald McNeal and daughter, Miss Minnie Nc
Neal have returned from their summer trip to Elk
Grove.
Stephen Arlington and ]. c. Arlington, OF
Colusa will arrive from the East by overland this
morning.
Mr. and Mrs l. L. Baker returned to Their home
in Berkeley from this Eastern States last Sunday
morning.
IF. Ellison and wife, Of Red Bluff, have returned
from several weeks visit to Lakeyiew, Lake coun-
ty, Oregon.
W. ". Ward is teaching the school at Clarlsburg
the present season. Ii commenced on the 18th Of
last month.
Judge /. S. Belcher returned to his home in Marys
vile last week, after visit Of couple weeks in
San Francisco
The lone Literary and Social Club will give a
grab.tag party at IXora Hall on Tuesday evening,
the Goth instant
Mss Kittie Thompson, youngest daughter OF
Judge Thompson, OF Los Angeles, IS visiting rela-
tiyes san Francisco
Senators E. A. Davis, OF Davisville, and William
Johnston of Richland, were stopping at the Golden
Eagle Hotel Yesterday.
On October 1st, at Benica, Congressman Berry
will select by competitive examination candidate
for cadetship at West Point.
The wishing bone has been selected to figure in
art. Ornaments in jewery are low made in the
likeness of that bit of chicken.
I,,,l.. I -
Of Yuba City, has been appointed teacher in Wild
wood School District, Colusa county.
German lady, married. SAYS " Id vas youst so
easv as a needle could walk out nit camels eye as
to get der behindt word mid yomans.
John Mackey, Superintendent OF the San Juan
Rancho, left yesterday for Chico District Fair, TAX
ing one of Haggin Tevis fast horses to enter the
races.
Mrs A. n. Towne, Miss Eva Towne, Miss Hattie
Rice, of San Francisco, and Mrs. NJ. N. Towne, of
Illinois, will pass through Ell route to the East on
the train this evening.
C.M Harrison returned yesterday from Stockton,
Ella X Mcguire, sister OF Mrs. Harrison. Mrs Har
rison aud family return to this city tomorrow.
Lieutenant E. II. Burke, OF the Twenty fir Uni
ted Stat It's Infantry passed through from Redding
to the Bay We terday, having in charge prisoner
named Cooper who had been apprehended from
taking French leave.
Rev. Z. >. ftaSNell anu WIG, OF llul, anu MIS-
Keller of Humboldt county, are at the residence Of
Mr. and Mrs w. II. Mills, and will he their guest
during the sitting of the N. f. Conference that be-
gins its session here to-day.
The young people of Jackson had 4 garden party
at Judge MOore's last week. The grounds were
finely decorated and Illuminated neat stage was
erected, and tableauX, pantomine, re dngs, drama
and music made up very excellent programme.
The arrivals at Yosemite on the 9th instant were ::
Rev r. Y. Barker, Miss A. r. Barker, England !;
.rTrTv t.
n y; C. f. Mcclellan, Miss Mcclellan, Los Angeles !;
Ma Keller, Rockford, H.; J. 7. Baldwin, Peta-
luna.
S. A. Stiles, OF Red Bluff, has returned from the
East after stay OF three months with his fri nds
in Nebraska ard Illinois. He passed very en- joy
abe sumner but IS glad to get back and feels per
fecIy satisfied that he never again be co1tent
to live in the East.
Dr. Joseph Mellon, of GAINESVILLE, Ohio, who has
been travelling over the coast with view to select
ing location Tor residence and Investment, has re-
turned to Sacramento, and, choosing this city above
all other points in the State, contemplates making
this his home and opening banking institution.
The first occasion of the wedding Gel emory being
performed il Astoria according to the rites OF the
Hebrew Church. occurred at the Occident Hotel on
the night OF the 23d ultnO the couple being Miss
Julia Uohn, from San Francisco, and Mr. J. II. WISE,
OF Astoria. Rabbi Borles, from Portland, went
down especially to perform the ceremony.
Mr. Puleston member of Parliament, gave dill
ut in honor Of the Hon. William VI. Evarts.
Among the Americans st the banquet were Mr.. J.
Mills of New York Mr.. Edgar Mills, Of California
Mr. Fender OF New York; General r. Dougherty,
Of Philadelphia, and Mr.. Yeomans, OF Ohio.
The short skirts now in vogue exact handsome
shoes and stockings Colored hose are indispensa-
BILE as lace shoes replace CATERS, which are too
warm for summer There are very pretty stock
ings made Of Isle thread with colored stripes and
designs in fine flowers These require careful wash
ing, and vinegar must always be mixed with the
water for this purpose. Bright-colore1 silk hose
are also much in favor.
engagements are announced as follows; Mr..
Phillips, United States Consul in Venezuela, and
| Miss Harriet Chppen, late of Oakland ; VIM. Laue
Booker British COGsul for San Francisco, and Mrs
Bispham; f. H. Prentice, late of Sacramento, and
| Miss Stella Whitman, of San Francisco S. Whit
/ OF Healdsburg; John Cunningham, nephew Of lrs.
! d. o. Mills, and Miss Mary Hale
! At the residence of the brides parents Sir. ant
! Mrs Alfred Johns Fifteenth and l streets, last
| evening Lewis Z. Norton and Miss Adele Johns wer'
married. Scott Ingram was groomsman and Mis-;
Lille Johns bridesmaid. The invitations to th'
wedding were limited, and only select circle o
| friends enjoyed the pleasure of being present. Al
| elegant collation. spread for the company. TIT
| gifts to the bride we're numerous, rich and appTo
| pirate. The new married pair have taken up tbel
residence at the Capital Hotel
BOARD OF SUPERvIsoRs.-Th Board o
Supervisors met yesterday at 10 A. NJ, al
the members present except Mr.. Butler Th
reading of the minutes was dispensed with. TIL
matter OF reminding to Geo Need mone1