Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-11-07
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

Joseph McKenna, of Suisun, is visiting in Saera-
mento
Newton Sewel, of Marysville, was in the city yes
terday.
VIM. Young, Port Warden of San Francisco, is
stopping in Sacramento.
Ed. F. Taylor United States Land Register. and
son returned from the East yesterday
MR.. W. W. Holland. of Marysville. will arrive
home by the Southern Pacific overland to-day.
son of the late Judge Hartley, of Sacramento
is member OF ene Of the boat crews of Harvard
University.
NJ. Wetzel, VIM. Sweeney and Miss Stevenson, of
Sacramento are among the overland passengers to
arrive from the East this morning.
DIR. Dart goes to San Francisco tomorrow to at
tend the semi.annual meeting of State Medical
Society, and will remain until Monday.
Geo. Todhunter, wellknown stock man of Ne
vada, and wife. came down from their mountain
home on yesterdays overland, to spend the winter
in Sacramento
N. H. Foster and wife returned from visit to the
Eastern States yesterday. Mr. Foster has been alb
sent but three weeks, and during that time he has
visited some OF the principal places of interest in
the Northwest. Mrs Foster has been East since
last May
The BorSen Zeitung, of Berlin, compliments yery
highly Samuel M. Fabian, pianist formerly of this
city, who went to Germany some months since for
the purpose OF perfecting his musical studies and
adds: The young artist must without doubt be
classed among the foremost OF American pianistsr
Mr.. and Mrs J. C. Boggs, pioneer residents of
Placer county, and among the most prominent cit.
zens there celebrated their silver wedding at their
residence, in Auburn, last Thursday evening A
very large number of friends from near and far were
present and the presents were rich and numerous
Socially it was notable and very brillisnt affair
Last Saturday evening a pleasant surprise party
was rendered Mr.. and Mrs G. W. Morse at their resi-
dence 1917 street. in celebration Of their tin we'd
ding. large company was present, and many pres
ent were given to the hosts. During the evening H.
p Market delivered an address. Dancing was kept
up until early In the morning Mr.. and Mrs. Morse,
although taken completely by surprise, served the
guests durisg the evening with fine supper.
State House HOTEL Mrs. Mary Yoacham, Mrs. l.
F.. Moore, Emigrant Gap; NJ. Skinner, Mrs. L.
johnson, II. w. Lowell and family, Roseville R.
II. Mcclellan and wife, Suffer county T. R. CrIlmp
San Francisco; w. II. Coffin and wife Miss waub
burn and sister, Mormon Island C. W. Winstardley
Placerville Mrs c. W. Edwards, Latrobe; Mrs p
B. Bradford, Miss Emma Kilburn, Miss Abby
Webster, Chas. Frey, Franklin; Frank Wright
Mrs Lleween, L. E. Taylor, G. Bell Jas. Burrow
Folsom Price Swain, Michigan Bar Geo. Grim
shaw, Costumes; H. c. Scott, Deer Creek Thomas
Mcconnell, Elk Grove Mike Lane, Nevada
On the 10Th utimo Daniel Hereford and his wife
Elizabeth, celebrated the golden wedding at their
home, known as the Big Meadows, situated six miles
to the northeast OF Lincoln Mr.. Hereford and fam
ilv crossed the plains from the State Of Missouri to
California in the fall of 1852 and have resided in
western Placer ever since In many respects this is
a remarkable family. Mr.. Hereford and wife were
married at the ages of II and Is respectively, and
each the twelfth child of their parents and they
the parents of twelve children. Up to the pres
ent time they have had born to them sixty-five
lineal descendants ftytwo OF whom are still living
forty nine being residents of this State The attend
ance at the golden wedding was very large friends
and relatives coming from many distant parts.
Governor Leland Stanford has presented the lone
Social and Literary Society and Free Reading Room
Association with 500, mark of his appreciation
of the efforts proposed This is organization of
the young men of the village, and is meeting with
success, many OF the prominent citizens having
given liberal financial aid The association proposes
opening free reading. room, where files of all the
leading papers will be kept. Magazines and fashion
papers will be kept for the ladies' and full list of
juvenile literature for the little Checkers and
dominoes will be furnished for older ones, and in
due time carefully selected circulating library will
be added. Writing materialwill be kept for the free
use Of ALL They have leased hall, which will be
fitted up for their Literary exercises debates
readings, etc. will take place often once in two
weeks, while social dance will be given once a
month. The rooms will be open to the public every
evening, and the meetings of the club will be held
every Friday evening. George W. Edwards has
been elected President.