Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-10-10
SOCIAL AID PERSONAL.

D. J. Simmons has gone to San Francisco for 9
few days.
I. H. Goodman and wife have gone East for few
| months visit.
r. 0. Cravens has returned from trip to the
Eastern States
H. NJ Tracey and family, of Placsrville, are visit.
ing in this city
yesterday afternoon.
Fl. D. Blodgett, of Princeton, Colusa county, was
in the city yesterday.
Mrs. James II. Harvey returned home last evening.
after visit Of several weeks in Oakland and San
Francisco
Postmaster Hopping, A. C. Freeman, J. W. Car.
ter and ex-senator Booth returned from San Fran.
cisco yesterday.
NJ. NJ. Estee and W. W. Morrow came I'D from San
Francisco yesterday. They left on the afternoon
train for Shasta.
Mrs. George R. Hamilton who has been visiting
her parents, Mr. and Mrs James I. Felter, left yes
terday for her home in New York city.
Arrivals at State House HOTEL W. S. Corwin, PLY.
meuth j. Duffy and wife, J. c. Glenn Pleasant
Grove: G. II. Mess, Lagoon; T. furry Vernon
George H. Finney, II. Barklage, W. Myers, city
". C C' EIsp9rt 5. G, Stewart AMI wife,
| Santa Rosa j. L. Mann, Oakland E. Burt Anna.
dor; George Twotas, John Brough, P Phifer, San
Francisco; David Wise, Ricevillc; 7. ]. Jeans,
woodland; Alfred Spooner, Michigan Bar; L. L.
Croker, Rocklin; George Mastin and wife, Dixon
Ben. Stewart, l.. Haffner. Costumes; C. G. Carpen.
| ter, Diamond Springs; W. W. Kilgore, Florin.
Last evening Mr.. and Mrs. F. Meekfesseu cele.
brated their silver wedding at their residence on L.
between Fifteenth and Sixteenth streets. The
| grounds OF the residence were beautifully illumi.
mated with colored lanterns, and presented a very
attractive appearance. There present large
company OF friends, some of whom came from diff.
ferent and distant parts Of the State The entire
residence was thrown open for the accommodation
OF the guests. The host and hostess Of the occasion
| spared no pains in the entertainment of their
friends. During the evening they were served with
fine collation., aud many toasts were offered
and responded to, wishing the couple long
life and happiness The presents were
all OF silver and very choice Among them may be
mentioned the following: From Mr.. and Mrs John
Ash a butter cish Mr. and Mrs. John SHELTON,
berry spoon; Mr.. and Mrs Frank Meckfesseli, a
pitcher; Mr.. and Mrs. 7. J. Parsons of Oakland a
tea set Mr. and Mrs c. Gruhler, pickle dish Miss
Mary Robbin Of Dixon, jewel case; l. B. Mohr,
set OF table spoons; diamond set to the wife from
her husband; from Mrs. Beckage, of GEORGETOWN
III Dorado county, a butter dish ; Mrs. Iser card
receiver; B. II. Peters, Of Williams, a Jewel case
and tray; hr. and Mrs. Geo. F. B.onner, set Of
napkin rings; Mr. and Mrs. Robin, Of Dixon, a
card receiver; Mr.. and Mrs. n. Cramer a cake
basket; Mr.. and Mrs Schultz of Berlin, Colusa couu-
ty, punch bowl; Harry Meckfessell, card receiver
Mrs Il. Gruhler, choice piece OF floral work repre-
sentinS q harp, with dove standing on pedestal.
At a la:e hour the company separated, and all
Joined in wishing that the persons whose silver
weddirg they had celebE ted might live TO see their
friends together at the golden wedding.