Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-06-12
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.


II. L. Buckley went to the Bay last Saturday.
Mrs. j. B. Wright went to San Francisco on Satur
day.
Miss Agnes Hummel, of Sacramento, is visiting
Santa Cruz.
George 7. Faben will arrive from the East by the
Southern route to-day.
Judge Stephen J. Field will arrive in Sacramento
from the East to morrow.
A. J. Stevens will arrive from the East by the
overland train this morning
George B. Borchers, OF this city, has gone to Ia
coma, Washington Territory
Mrs W. Yule and niece, Miss Emily Thompson
will start on Thursday next for Europe.
benefit concert will be rendered Miss Ida
Clinch of this city on Wednesday June 2lst.
Miss Minnie Breuner, Of this city. has graduated
from the Business College with the highest honors
Rev. R. @. James, of Petaluma, lectured in Stock
ton few evenings ago on "Courting, Marrying
and Loving
Charles McCreary and wife, Ed. R. Hamilton and
family and H. NJ Bernard returned yesterday from
San Francisco.
W. G. Van Fleet, of this city, arrived Saturday by
the Southern route from an extended visit 70 tne
Eastern States
NJ j. Heating Superintendent of the San Fran
cisco Almshouse, came to the city from San Fran
cisco yesterday.
C. C. Parker, editor of the Inyo Independent, has
recently been visiting Darwin and Panamint, with
Joseph WATSON.
Ex-Governor Halliday, of Virginia. is visiting Lake
Tahoe, and will leave for his home in the Old Do
minion this week.
G.C.P. Sears and jefferson Walker of Colusa,
have started with 5000 sheep for the Yellowstone
country in Montana.
G. NJ. Francis, editor of the Napa Register and
Postmaster of Napa City, is spending few days at
Monterey with his family.
Tuscan straw 0vnsvis hat faced with dark Green
velvet, and trimmed outside with wreath of hazel
nuts and foliage, is recent novelty.
Thomas H. Lame, ex.State Senator from Santa
Clara will deliver the address before the graduating
class OF the Placeryille Academy to-day.
Charles Fl. Mitchell, editor Of the Grass Valley
Union. and A. B. Dibble, have been during the past
week on fishing excursion to Bonner LAKE.
Colonel Andrews, OF Diamond Palace fame an old
resident Of Sacramento was in the city Saturday
accompanying the Great Chief of the Red Men.
Benjamin Davis, formerly book. keeper with NJ T
Brewer Co., OF this city, has taken charge Of the
Newcastle fruit packing and shipping warehouse.
Round short skirts, no bustles nor crnoline
variety and picturesqueness in hats and bonnets,
cloth top and lace boots, long gloves and much lace
are the features in summer fashions.
F. E. Vincent, formerly San Jose journalist,
and j. G. Oyershiner, formerly OF the Woodland
Democrat, have established newspaper in the new
mining town of Calico, San Bernardino county
The china wedding of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. T. Ashley
took place at their residence in Auburn last Thurs
day evening, and was Of the most brilliant
affairs of the kind that took place in that town.
Small jeweled lace pins, matching the color and
design of the rings, used to fasten bon.
net strings The prettiest Of these in the form
OF crescehts arrows or butterflies, made OF pearls
and tiny diamonds.
Rev. t. II. B. Anderson, who has been East at
tending the General Conference OF the ~ E. Church
South returned a few days SINCE Friday evening
his tapderad him mart at
his residence, 1913 G street.
Ex-Governor R. E. Fentou entertained the New
York Press Association at his spacious and beauti-
ful residence in Chautauqua county, New York, a
and an address delivered by Judge Tourgee, author
Of "a Fools Errand," and Bricks Without
Straw" After being entertained by Governor Fen
ton, the New York editors took sail around Chau-
tauQua Lake, and given ovation at each
town they stopped at.
Arrivals at the Eldred House: Sam Vaughn,
William Hawkins, E. F. Putney, Thomas Grimshaw,
Costumes A. B. Hanery, Sacramento; s. Bishop,
Pleasant Grove; Thomas Arvaio, Lewis Arvaio,
Jennie Lind H. S. Sackett, Diamond Springs j.
c. Murray Mormon Island; W. c. Hull, Lodi J.
| II. Kendell, Roseville, N. Andrews, H. Alltuker
and wife, FraI kiln: o. II. Hamilton, Sebastopol
IL. A. Martin, s. Freeman, Grizz Flat; Samuel
Gamble, r. T. Iauskine. A. A. Sanders, Costumes.
Yesterday afternoon there was reunion Of the
odell family at the residence Of " NJ Odell, 1902
street. Mr.. and Mrs. Odell are Of the pioneers OF
this city. They have raised a family Of two sons
and one daughter The daughter and youngest son
have been mlrried for some time, and the Oldest
son, Merrill +. odell, married to Miss Merkey
Underh, of this city, few days since. Yesterday
the old folks prepared fine feast for their children
and q few OF their most intimate friends. Among
those present were Mr.. and Mrs. W. A Hen V, Mr..
and Mrs. l.. S. Taylor, Mr.. and Mrs. G. W. More.
house, Miss Julia Underhill. Mrs. Walter Rogers Of
San Francisco, Miss Lena Wiley. Mis- Lizzie Ric'i.
ards Of Elk Grove. Mrs. Underh J. F. Palner, Mr..
| mr. Frank Norris C. Haisev Syan
son, J. Zlyer, Mr. and Mrs J. W. Kerns Of Suisun
and Others. After the feast speeches were made By
Judge Henry, L. S. Taylor, Frank Norris, NJ. ".
0dell, NJ. F. odell and j. F. Palmer. All were con.
| gratuatory TO tina newly married couple and also
to the father and mother who had lived to see all Of
their children married and settled happily. After
dinner the party were favored with Instrumental
music by Mrs. W. A. Henry and ]. F. Palmer The
goB and the old home will be occupied by NJ. F.
Odell and his bride.