Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-11-30
SOCIAL AeD PERSONAL.

! W. y. Reavis, d Chico is in the city.
! J. X. Smith, otWoodand, wss in the city yester-
| day.
Jhn Vernon sud wife, o. Orovill,, are stopping in
town.
o. Mcdonald. Of Dosrieyille, was in the city yes-
| terday.
| d. W. Earle, Of San Francisco returned home
| yesterday.
Mrs. Jacquith,of San Francisco, is visiting in
Sacramento.
Miss Jennie Llindy, of wadsworth, New, is visit
I ing in the city.
J. III. Finlay left Tuesday evening for trip to the
| Eastern States.
F. Misner, merchant of Elliott San Joaquin
county, is in the city.
J. D. Spencer Senator. reject from Stanislaus coun.
| ty, is stopping ia town.
| J. II. Harlin, # Woodland, and Thos R. stephens.
| OF Placerville, are IN town.
Frank Orcuti of this CITY, will arrive by the
| overland train his morning.
Mrs.. C. W. erayson and Miss Grayson. of Oak.
| land, are visiting in Sacramento.
n. W. Hass of this city, has returned from a
| short visit to Deming, New Mexico.
J. II. williamson of Suisuu, and r. Cunningham.
OF Marysville, were in town yesterday.
A. ". Simpson and wife, and Miss Bertha Simp.
son, OF Stockton, were in the city yesterday.
Mrs julia c. Edwards, of Florence Mass is visit.
ing her niece, Mrs. s. II. Gerrish, in this city,
Frank Mcdonald, of this city, arrived on the
overland train yesterday by the Southern Pacific
route.
C. II. Rippon and W A Hill left Monday for a
pleasure trip TO Los Angeles. They will be absent
about two months.
F. W. Dunn, of Battle Mountain, New, Superin.
tendent OF the Nevada Central Railroad, arrived in
Sacramento yesterday on a short visit
P. D. johnson, editor of the walla Walla DaRy
| Union, IS in Sacramento for few days He is a
brother Of Grove L. johnson, of this city
John J. Curry, OF Bodie, formerly a printer in
this city, is candidate for Superintendent of State
Printing, and is in Sacramento pushing his claims
! Grove L. Johnson has returned from Oakland
where he has been in attendance on the Superior
Court IN trial in which Sacramento county is de-
| PENDANT.
Thurlow McMullin, G. Nathan, n Jacobs Harry
| L. Lewis, Robt. L. Toplitz, J. E. Adler a. b. wer-
| rum X. S. Lisson, James Hermann, Of San Fran
| cisco, are stopping in town.
j. Uren, for several years employed in the O. P R.
X. Co.'S blacksmith shop in this city, starts for
Seattle soon to take up permanent residence there
and engage in business with his brother.
Miss Carrie Locke and Miss Jennie Cox returned
| yeste day I ON SHELLS seminary to spend Thanks
giving day a th ir respective homes. They were
accompanied by Mss Mamie ToWnsend and Miss
1 5 lie MEG gegory, Of Oakland.
a joint celebration of the silver wedding anniyer-
sary OF Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Cox and Mr.. and
| Mrs. Z. W. Clarke, lass evening, was the chef
society event Of the season to date The festivities
| were at the residence Of Mr.. Clarke The spaeious
house az Tenth and II streets was thrown entirely
! open, and was throngei by large and brilliant
assemblage OF citizens The floors Of all the lower
rooms we're canvased, and the walls handsomely
I decorated with choice flowers in profusiou and
gracefully festooned evergreens. Guests began To
arrive as early $50 and continued 10 come until
after 10 P NJ. Several ladies aud gentlemen from
| San francisco, Oakland, Chic, San Jose
and other points present. Probably
there were 500 guests in attendance at one time.
and many 500 in all called during tbs evening
DIR. CT IKE, who is Just recovering from prolonged
illness, received his friends in his rocm. His
/ wife and Mr.. Cox and wife lived on the main
! floor. Both cou les were the recipients of many
hearty congratulations and the feryent expression
of GOOD VS. es for their future. The presents WERE
| in addition to many exceedingly ca and beautiful
floral offerings, a of silver, the number CT pieces
| exceeding 200 The pastor who performed this wed.
ding ceremony fer both couples quar- er of cen
turY ago, at the same place and hour in Sacramento
| the Rev J. a, Benton, now OF Oakland, sent
corJial litter OF greeting, which was
/ read by Judge T. B. Mcfarland in the course Of a
very happy speech he made in behalf of Aessrs.
Cox and Clark in which he sketched the history of
the two husbands who were the hosts Of the even
ing and outlined their partnership trials and sue
from 1852 to that hour. Judge 5. G. benson,
in like manner, made well timed and graceful adj
dress in behalf of the two wives and ia their name
welcomed the guests. During the evening Fisch &
Watsons orchestra played selections, and also fur
nished music for dancers, who were numerous, and
fully awaited themselves Of the opportunity. he
dining-room for the occasion large canvased
inclosure on the north Of the residence, and
was fifty by twenty feet in size 1t was handsomely
decorated by George Boyne with flags, banners,
festoous, chandeliers, drapery, flowers, etc. Two
heavy banners in old gold, bore the words, re7pee-
lively, Happiness, Prosperity" The table was
spread with choice visnds in great abundance, and
it ornamented with beautiful designs In flowers,
confectionery and in pastry The caterer was Henry
Fisher, and the service was by large number Of
skilled walters under his immediate supervision.
Smoking rooms provided for the gentlemen,
ard refreshment-room, where light beverages were
dispensed. The costumery of the ladies was very
rich and, the traest sense, the party was full
dress. At late hour this morning the festivities
were still ia progress. The hosts who are old and
well known citizens, have every reason to
be gratifed with the expressions of friead-
ship rendered thsm, and they manifested,
in turn, honest sense of qualification
that cir success In life had enabled them TO enter
tain in SO sumptuous n manner, bat were evidently
more grstiied by the manifestations Of the esteem
in which they are held by their neighb9rs All the
children of both families were present, and aided
their parents in theiT o:65e as hosts.