Sacramento daily record-union., 1882-04-26
SOCIAL AND personal.
Alber. oallatin is in San Francisco.

Alber. Gallatin is in San Francisco.
Miss Mamie Wood, of San Francisco is visiting
relatives in Sacramento
Mayor JohnLQ. Brown and wife left for short
visit to San Francisco yesterday.
Miss L. o. Whitcomb has returned from short
visit to Petaiuma and San Francisco.
W. ]. Chamberlin, proprietor Of the Reno Hotel,
passed through to San Francisco yesterday.
DR.. Declat an eminent Partisan physician, visited
yesterday the Railroad Hospital 10 this city.
Mrs. o. Brooks, of San Francisco, and Mrs. C. F.
Crist OF East Oakland are visiting friends in this
city.
Thomas J. Cluuie and bis wife are visiting friends
In the city. Mrs. Cunie will not return to her Oak
land home for couple of weeks.
The Ell Dorado County Society will hold their
eighth invitation annual picnic at Badgers Grand
Central Park, Oakland, on Saturday, May 18th.
The young lady and gentlemen friends Of Miss
ThiTZa Burman, OF Downevi lie, on her birthday,
April 18th, complimentsd her and Miss Irene Able,
OF Sierra City, with surprise party.
A. C. johnson, of the finn of Anderson & John
son, was united in marriage to Miss Mary J. Turton
at the residence ef the brides parents, in this city,
yesterday morning. The happy couple left on the
early train for San Francisco.
At the Eidred House: ]. G. Boarch, San Fran
cisco; S. D. Baker, Pilot Hill; James P. Swain,
Deer Creek Robert Malone, Michael Picket, Geo.
Tavener, Cosumnes; P. I. Williamson, Hicksville (;
G. T. McNaughton, Fair Play Thomas Maher,
Virginia; James Dickson, JaciIto; George Carr and
wife, Elk Grove
DIR. and Mrs. William z. King of Chico, cee-
brated the tenth anniversary of their marriage last
Saturday evening in manner that will long be re-
membered as being the most brilliant affair of the
kind ever held there. Invitations, neatly printed
silvered paper, were issued to about 200 people
The King residence was packed and jammed, and
more social crowd OF persons was never seeu
F. N. Norris an employe of Wells Fargo Co.,
was married yesterday to Miss Victoria Charlegille
at the residence of the brides parents in this city
The employees of the office in which Mr. Norris is
employed purchased an elegant silver pitcher, tray
and two goblets, and presented the same to the
newly married couple Accompanying the present
was the usual waybill of the company, made out in
regular form be ring all the signatures of the en-
ployes, accompanied by their check mark. The
reverse side OF the way bill was indorsed as follows
Jno.; E. G. Barnes, B.; G. C. Robertson, R.; F. H.
Cory, G.; J. L. Hughes, H; ]. B. Hume, B.; W. T.
Bateman, B +; c. j. Genshlea, c.; George Zedeker
H.; Ii. J. Roche, r.
In the ctv yesterday; R. D. Stephens and wife,
Brighton Edward Christy, Folsom; o. H. Harvey
Gait; Mark Thal agent for the Comfy. Barton
Opera Company ]. W. Stephenson, Franklin /; H.
s. Gardner, Oakland r J. Gibson. Woodland W.
S. Thursten, Toledo c. ]. dickinson and wife, +. F.
ton Miss z. NJ Whlppe, J. L. King, H. Huddiston
and wife, W. Owen, A. Hennsch, NJ. Samuels, San
Francisco; VIM Johnston, Richland; Jas. Bailey,
New York c. c. Thornton and wife, F. Lee, Nico-
laus j. T. Ish, Charles Bassett, Amador county
Phil. Oyer, Cosumnes Charles Brown, Georgetown;
James w. Lee, Freeport B. D. Carr, wife and
child, st. Helena A A. Wood, San Francisco
Mrs. w. W. Brison, Routiers; p. R. Beckey and
wife, Miss Beckey, Franklin; A. L. Hicks, Marys-