Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-11-20
SOCIAL ANp PERSONAL

Mrs. E. B. Croker has returned from San Fran
cisco.
E. C. Atkinson has recovered from his recent i'll.
ness.
George C. Potter, of Oakland, came to Sacramento
yesterday.
Ex-Governor Irwin and J. G. Carpenter are stop
ping in Sacramento.
Hugh La Rue aid Ed F. Smith returned from
San Francisco yesterday.
j. s. Butler, of Red Bluff, passed through the city
from Oakland yesterday.
Samuel Jelly and c. NJ. Prodger returned from
San Francisco last evening.
Frank Gilman nnd William Englund OF Marys-
vile, were in the city yesterday.
Lieutenant Governor-elect John Daggett arrived
from San Francisco on Saturday.
Judge W. A. Henry and wife will leave to-day for
a few days visit to San Francisco.
A. J. Binney, Superintendent of the Oroyille
Railroad, was in the city Saturday.
Mrs. A Hebron and dang liter returned Yesterday
from a short visit to San Francisco.
Bishop wingfield of Benicia, was in the CITY yes.
terday, but left in the afternoon fol oroyille.
Miss Jennie Galatin, who has been attending
school at Benicia, has returned to Sacramento.
A. T. Gum, J. G. Gardner, E. L. Pillsbury, A. W.
Thompson, Charles B. Darwin, W. H. Perkins, San
Francisco, we're in Sacramento yesterday.
Samuel Hale, John Lane, Placerville George Per.
. ". Ii.
and wife, CORTLAND d. w. Stevens Massachusetts:
George Lark, Philadelphia A. C. Camp, New York ;
George c. Wright, St. Louis, are in the city,
Mr.. J. R. Lee gave diunsr last evening to a
number of his friends They had very pleasant
and social time, there ing fifty or more guests
Among the number present were the following gen.
tlemen: Messrs- ID. Z. Ashley, Charles Shearer
Fred. Robbin, T. Brown, of San Francisco III
Chapman, Robert Cooke, Charles Sellinger, Thomas
Gleason and James A Barwiek The entertainment
ended about 1870 P. N.
Yesterday, at the residence of the brides parents
on Seventh street, between and II, Thomas r.
Perry, OF Ogden, Utah, and Miss Kittie Dosdy, o,
TINS city, were united in wedlock by the Kew.
Father Gree. Miss Minnie Foster acted as brides
maid and the brides brother, James I. Doody, as
groomsm N. The happy couple departed on the
aft, rnoon train for San Francisco and other point,
of interest. The future home OF the newly-wedded
pair will be at Ogden.
state House Hotel: j. d. Richard, Ogden H,
Leslie, Santa Rosa Joseph Gibson, I. McWattie,
Charles Donahue, K. J. Hids, f. Rankin Charles
Sehrieatr. ". II. whistler, San Francisco; Il. ].
Lockwood, ifs aud child, Msrysville; J. B Greene
and wife, Court!and a. w. Wright and wife, Gait :
a. @. Russell, Stockton g. w Noulsev Honolulu
G. Q. Congdon, Plaeerville Delas Gage, MIRA c. NJ
Treat, Elk Grove A Kesseling, ST. j. w Anable
A. kesseiug, Jr., s. L. AHa0ie, Gold Run w r.
GIimshaw, Jr., Costumes ; K Helm, Chas. Perry,
John Mohr, city.
Henry Thompson, a Young man formerly resi-,
dent of this city, viii be remembered as clerk I'm.
known
here as a basso OF PROMISE who very frequently ap-
peared in amateur concerts in this CITY, On leaving
here he went to Italy to study music. A letter
from Milan, dated October 18th, gives an account OF
the debut OF the young vocalist. He sang recently,
with success, in Milan and at the Royal iheater OF
Ragusa, in Greece, and soon after in Verdis Mas
nsdieri," and in "Puritana" and "Nubucco." and
has engagements to sing from December 10th to
February 18th in Austrian and Italian cities His
stage name is Enrice Brancforte.
A pleasant surprise party was given on Saturday
evening to W. II. Luther and wife, at Pioneer Hall
by the Pioneer Association. The event was the oc.
cason of the twenty-ith anniversary of their we'd.
ding The Pioneers, who understand how to play
jokes and enjoy them arranged this affair with con-
siderable skill. About o'clock on Saturday after.
noon A. Il. Powers, President of the Society re.
Guested Mr.. Luther to prepare the hall, as the
young Pioneers intended to give party that even.
ing 1t is needless to say that every detail was care
fully attended to. During the evening the Direct
ors OF the Association, Of which Mr.. Luther is a
member, held q meeting in the reading room.
In the mean time some ladies called
on Mrs Luther, and persuaded her to acc -mpany
them t. the hail. which she did, rather reluctantly.
The Director, who at that time was in another room
was sent for to join the pleasure seekers. Both
now being present, Mr.. Powers called to ORDER and
said that this year had been one of surprises
socially, to many Of the old Pioneers aud as usual
they had one in store for another member of their
family and his estimable wife. Mr.. Luther and
wife, who up to this time had knowledge that the
surprise was intended for them were called upon
and informed that the Pioneers and their invited
guests had assembled to celebrate their silver wed.
ding, and had adopted this method as fitting recog.
milton Of the occasion. The evening was then de.
voted to games, dancing and other amusements
During the festivities refreshments were served
Mr.. and Ms. Luther were the recipients of some
handsome and appropriate presents, among which
was silver tea set from the Pioneer Association.