Sacramento daily record-union., 1882-12-30
SOCIAL AnD Personal.

yesterday.
The Misses Mcconnell, of NcConnell's station
came to the city yesterday.
A. Townsend, formerly proprietor Of the Red ,Blui
| Sentinel. was in Sacramento yesterday.
George 0hleyer, Publisher Of the sutter Farmer
and Judge l. S. Belcher, were in the city yesterday
| The Eureka S cial Club will keep open house. a
their rooms on Second aud streets, on New Year
| day.
| Ed. t. Lennon, editor Of the Red Bluff Semi
Weekty Tocsin has gone to San Francisco for shor
| visit.
| The Misses Rice-Ella, Kate and Alice-of TIN,
ety. are visiting their sister, Mrs. C. 0gden at st
| Helena.
Mrs George Moore, OF Jackson Amador county
will arrive home from the East by the overland
| train to day.
| l.. P. Scott, formerly of this city, has come uI
from his home in San Francisco to spend few days
with friends.
A. Goldsmith, journeyinan tailor in this city
has fallen heir legacy of SIS coo by the death OF
an uncle in New York city.
NJ, Block, having sold his business in Sacramento,
will, with his family, remove Immediately to San
Francisco. which place will be their future home.
| Mrs. Charles Conaway, who has been visiting
friends in Grass Valley for time, is in the city
on her way to San Francisco, where she intends to
| reside.
Miss Sharp and Miss Edith sharp, of San Fran.
cisco, daughters Of William Sharp former resident
Of Sacramento, and Miss Georgia Morn, also of San
| Francisco, are spending the holidays with Miss
Jeanette Hamilton, daughter of Ed. r. Hamilton.
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel: 10 Hamil
| ton, Auburn N. F. Woodward, E. ii. Workman,
Los Angeles; F. C. Brown, South Bend, Ind. Thos.
Flint, jose Geo. Z. Williams Piacerville H.
| Huddteston, K. Williamson, G. f. Aardt, G. S.
Long, John c. Bal, ]. r. Chapman, San Francisco.
The third select party given by the Arstos Club
at Turner Hall was well attended. Dancing was
in charge Of the following named persons Com.
mittee OF Arrangenents-~A, Plant, Z. V. Masl!n,
c. J. Cox. Reception Committee-C, e. Flye, Eul
gene Smith, NJ Williamson, E. F. Frazer, E. A.
Petrie, r. 7: Cohn, B A. Nef. Floor Direetor-P.
d. johnson. Fioor Managers-E. ID. Carroll, C. F.
Selnger, F. c. We'll, c. Z, Wright, C, W. Paine, J.
W: shepherd.
Arrivals at the State House Hotel J. j. Ward,
Fiorin George Wall; Frank Kslar, Palmer's Dra-
matte Company James McWilliains, L. Wyman, A.
o. Smith, Thomas Ryan, Sa Francisco @. W. Hol.
land and child, Sacram INTO River; ". ID. Mcdonald,
South Vallejo J. n. Mcdonald and wife, j. An
drews Miss Clara Andrews, Thomas Andrews, Mrs.
0vermeyer, John Rae, Gait; G. W. Kelley and wife,
Mrs eastman and child, Elk Grove; Z. Hart wife
and two children, II, F. Fairman, Folsom T. Has
ness, Michigan DIR; John Belcher, Costumes
Chas A. paiby, Sheridan VIM. Dippel. Lincoln
II. SAWYER istrobe; p F. G. sbey, San Jose Sam
Tal lor and wife, James Creighton and wife, Placer
vile; j. d. Roberts, Girls Roberts, Diamond Springs
John Young, Lodi.
Ol thursday evening, AZ COurtland, MISS Danna
Osborn, daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. J. r. Osborn, was
wgdded TO Henry Elliot, Cf this city. Miss Clara
Yandercook, IL this city, and the brides brother,
Horace Osborn, acted as bridesmaid and groom sman
The wedding ceremony was performed by the Rev.
Mr.. Bland. The parors were very handsomely deco
rated with eveIgresns and choice iJwers. The most
noticeable Of the decorations was arch containing
a marriage bell under which the happy couple were
united The bride was dressed in q rich white bro
c de satin, handsomely trimmed with Spanish lace
The bridesmaids dress hands ONE blue brocade
satin. The presents were mpst'5 silver, and very
handsome. Among those noticed we've the follow
ing: Jewel clse, Mr. and Mrs. o. K. Runson bread
plate, Mr. and Mrs VIM. Johnston individual pep
pers, Charles and Frank Holster; gold watch and
chain and bedroom set, the brides uncle, David
Osborn; sugar spoon, viii Johnson pie knife,
ttie Ryan butter knife, Mrs. Talmadge !;
one dozen fruit spoons from the brides brother, H.
Osborn; napkin.ring, Miss Clara Vandercook !;
pickle-fork and utter-knife Mr.. and Mrs. Fadden
one dozen silver pie knives, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Smith: spoon.holder, Mrs Cannon silver caster,
D. Osborn Bible, Mrs. j. R. Osborn, the brides
mother cake.alsh, Sir. ard Mrs. D. J; Mannix sill
yer vase, Anna Hunt; japanese preserve spoon,
mr. and Mrs. Dwight Hollister sugar spoon, Miss
Josie Talmadge china dinner and tea-set, j. Il. 0s
born; butter knife, II. Auggns butter knife, from
the brides grandmother; set of table-msts Mrs
kercheyal; set of pillow-shams, Mrs. L. X. Firam
During the evening fine collation. served,
which Was partsken OF by the many friends of the
young couple who were present. The bride and
groom Mr.. and Mrs Elliott, arrived in this city yes
The annual social OF the Sacramento Pioneer As
| soeiation given last evening at Turner Hall
During the evening about GOO people were present
These consisted of the Pioneers and Their families
and friends, and numbers Of the young society peo-
pie of the city. The President OF the evening was
A II. Powers. The Reception Committee consisted
Of the following named ps rsos John s. Miller, J.
II. McKune, F. N. Mott, James Mcclure, George w.
Ghesley Mrs; H. N; LaRne, Mrs. a. Leonard, Mrs,
Mrs: c. Il: Hcss. Mrs.. A u. Powers, Mrs. ]. Il.
! Sullivan, Mrs. n. D. Goodell, Mrs W. II. Luther,
Mrs. c. A. Putnsm, Mrs. a. Yule, Mrs. H. Mont
5. Hotchkiss. Mrs. W. + Knox. A number of
Pioneers from abroad were present, among
which were noticed JShn D.. Stephens and
Mr.. Huston, Of Woodland, and Daniel w.
! Powers, who delivered sScrt address. This was
followed BY a quartet sose by Mrs. DR.. Pinkham,
MI MI and Mrs Q. 7. sheetS md Harry Carroll A
which Master A. H. Pow ss gave recitation en-
titled, Launching q the Ship" An en-
tertainment was thei{ given by eighteen
young ladies, calling themselves The Pioneer
Maids" consisting OF re atatons solos, duets, etc
The young ladies we're dI Ssed in an old-fsshiu ned
and groiesque STYLE and afforded much merritnent
for the audience. The etfire musical and literary
exercises were well rende Cd At the close Of these
exercises dancing was be- IA. There were fourteen
dances on the programme, and many extras were
given. The floor nsnagers were as fol.
LOWS: A Leonard, w p Coleman. +. II.
Russei1-Jsnes McClatchy, II. ". Carroll
The gymnasium hall was used as supper room. In
this arranged six t1les, exteniing the entire
myth OF the hall, and with seating room fer III
persons. The supper. table under The cotrnl of
hirs. A. II. Powers assisted by Mrs. J. II Sullivan,
Mrs. Wm. II. Luther, Mrs. Alice Campbell Mrs. n
D. Goodel Mrs. n. L. Drew and Mrs. Henry Mont
fort. splendid supper had been prepared, which
it wouli be difficult excel in the matter of good
things, and it reflected much credit those in
whose charge the preparation bad been. The even
ings entertainment certainly decided success,
and of the Pioneers expressed the opinion that
it was the best ever given By the Association