Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-04-06
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

A. Smiley, of Iowa Hill. is visiting Sacrament.
Wallace S. Woods, of san Francisco, is in tn,
! city.
Mrs John Moody, OF Truckee, was in the city
yesterday.
| George E. Williams, Superior Judge Of Ell Dorado
/ county, is in the city.
J. S. Cone Railroad Commissioner, returned from
the East yesterday morning.
W. A. Sekirk, of Placerville, editor OF the Noun,
| tain Democrat, is in the city.
Judge s. c. benson, Of this city, is holding Court
at PIacerviile, FL Dorado county.
Robert Hamilton, former resident of this city,
| came up from San Francisco last evening.
t. P. o'Connor, NJ. P, came up from San Fran
cisco yesterday ON his way to Nevada City.
Mrs L. J. orcutt, of this city, will arrive from
Los Angeles today by the Southern Pacific.
United States Marshal NJ. NJ Drew came up from
San Francisco yesterday, and went to oroville in
the afternoon.
Rev. t. II B. Aderson left for Nashville. Tenn,
last Monday evening, delegate TO the National
Convention of the NJ E. Church South.
W. S. Stone, Superintendent of the California and
OREGON Stage Company, passed through the city en-
route from San Francisco to Redding yesterday.
The engagement is announced of Lanier Dunn
and Miss Hattie HuTd, the niece of General Butler
who has been spending the winter with the wife of
Senator Jones.
Miss Ada Clark, daughter OF j. Frank Clark, re-
turned Tuesday from Caspar, Mendocno county at
which place she has been for about year for Iie
benefit Of her health.
The engagement is announced of Miss Nellie Buck,
daughter of DR.. n. l.. Buck of Oak and, and Fred
eric j. Spear. OF Boston. The welding will take
place early in the fall.
The erection Of monument to Alexander Hamil-
ton on the site of the famous duelling ground at
Weehawken, is the object of bill that has been
introduced in the New Jersey Legislature.
tective and United States Deputy Marshal for the
past twelve years. has been reappointed Deputy Mar
snail by Marshal Drew, and esterday took the oath
OF office such.
At the Eldred House T. ]. Gardner, Frank
SIeke, city; Mike Carbine R. P. Baker N. b. Gill.
J. 7. Low, Michigan Bar; d. A. Roden, James
Castillo. Elk Grove; T. J. Lee, Plymouth; George
s. Bride, Folsom
Ameal, son of Charles Heinrich, of this city, has
gone to Portland, Or, where he intends locating
and engaging in business. The Native Sons OF the
Golden West, of which he is member rendered him
banquet prior to his departure.
James Gordon Bennett has sold his steam Yacht
Poynla to William p. Douglas. Mr. Benefits new
steam yacht is to be sent to Southampton next
month, where he is expected to Join it a cruise
with ? small party of personal friends through the
Mediterranean and the Suez Canal into tie Indian
Ocean.
The recherche Saratoga sunshades are to be OF
the richest and most elaborate description made of
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plle colors and variousy bordered with rich white
lace ruffies, pear beaded chenille fringes ostrich
feather, or bright feat her trimmings from the
plumage Of foreign birds Parasols for general use
VIII be OF 4 monochrome color to match costumes
IN dark green, royal blue deep garnet and the like
and lined usually with old gold.
Miss Matte Brown and j. NJ. Hastings were mar
ried at Lincoln, Placer county, yesterday, by the
Rev. N. X. Peck, at the residence of the brid,'s
parents. The house was comfortably filed with in.
vited guests, among them being Mr.. and Mrs
Hemphill, Mr. and Mrs. Matthews, Mr. and Mrs.
Heaton and daughter, Mrs. Boyden, MIR. and Mrs
Robe, of Vermont, Mr. W. II. Robie, wife and
laughter Mrs. Hecker, Miss Pet Boyden and Miss
Lizzie Stacy. The ceremonies were very simple
After the ceremonies were over the guests partook
OF a generous banquet. The newly married couple
departed Tor San Francisco after the wedding
In the city yesterday H. H. johnson, Miss En-.
ma Brown, Miss Matt Brown, Rocklin L. Her.
bert, Mrs. Jefferson and child, Mrs j. B. Mitchell,
Hlcksve; K. Il. Scott, o. 5. Boardman Gait; NJ
$. Granger. Single Springs; Charles B. Davis
Florin; John Gilmore, Elk Grove Chess Morgan
Robert Lynch, Lincoln Nor an Hanly, Plymouth
Frank Mckee, agent of the Strategists; j. H. Mar
tin, j. II. Allan, Denver; George E. Williams
Placerville j. Rutter, Florin Cherries A Garter
Red Bluff; B. W. Burns, La Porte ; j. E. NeH
Samuel G. Campbell, T. Kirchof, San Francisco
". S. Jennings, Michigan Bar; VIM. Gagsn and
wife, James g. Payne and wife, Miss Nelly Puohy
CORTLAND Charles II. Heuinger, George C, Null
Ter, Samuel Poorman, San Francisco; J. W Mcbride
wife and daughter, Siskiyou; K. II. Beamer, Wood
land.