Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-01-06
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

| T. H. fotter anu VIE, OF Dlxon are IN the city.
D. W. Earle passed through yesterday from Ne
| yada and went to the Bay
| Miss Carrie Dray went to San Francisco Yesterday
| and will remain several weeks.
r. II. White, s. Hrshberg and VIM. Mclean, of
| Oakland, were in town yesterday.
! George Sickles, OF New York, and J. H. Mans
| field, OF Salt Lake, are in the city.
| n. D. Rideout, OF Marysvile, passed through
from San Francisco home yesterday.
Miss Clara S. Miller, of this city, is visiting Oak
land. guest Of Miss Cla E. Glover.
| W. r. Chamberlain, OF Reno was in the city YES
terday, and went to the Bay in the afternoon.
Mrs. W. p. Cahoone, OF Red Bluff, is visiting in
the city for few days. the guest Of Mrs. j. A Muir
| Miss Laura a. Thornton, of Santa Rosa, is in the
city visiting With her aunt, Mrs. James G. Magann
| j. H. Neff, member of the State Prison Board Of
Directors, passed through to San Francisco yester-
| day.
Mrs. Geo. II. Perry, who has been in the city dur
ing the holidays returned yesterday to her home at
| San Francisco.
John McGomb, Warden Of the State Prison at
where he has been spending the holidays.
| A few evenings ago very pleasant party wss
! given at the residence OF J. Grover, in Colusa
county, in honor OF John Robinson, brother OF Mrs
Grover
Miss A. NeGehee, sister of Mrs F. A vestal, of
! Red Bluff and sister TO Mrs NJ E. Tarter, of 're-
hama, is visit to Red Bluff from Smith county,
| Virginia
| A correspondent states that at the recent prize
party in Single Springs, FL Dorado county, the
prize for the best Waiting couple was awarded TO
louis Legard, of Folsom, and Miss Libbie Tong, OF
| Clarksvile.
There were in the city yesterday from Gait Dr.
| jerks and family, J. B. Furnish, G. Waxfeld J. G.
Rae and wife, c. Gogswell and wife, l. H. Smith an
j. Il. Ferris.
Sergeant Bsrwick yesterday received a telegram
announcing that his mother, whe resides at VII.
mington, Del, is lying dangerously ill and not e-
pected to live.
Miss Gertrude Harrow, formerly resident of Sac
ramento but for the last year and half teacher
in Shasta county, is now in this city on q visit to
friends and relatives.
Miss Mary Stanton, who passed the holidays
with the family of Rev Dr. Briggs at Alameda
where she assisted in receiving callers on New Year
Day, has returned TO sacramento.
| W. C. Priest, one of the Commissioners of the
Yosemite valley, was IN the city yesterday. Mr..
Priest is well known as the owner OF popular sta
ton and hotel, bearing his name on the Big Oak
Flat route to Yosemite
Charles Caiwalader and son, of Red Bluff, were
in the city yesterday, having just returned from q
trip of examination the proposed line of railroad
from Reodlng, California, TO Portland, Oregon.
They returned by steamer to San Francisco
| Sig. Rosenthal, who has fer many years been EN-.
ployed In the establishment of Alderman x 90. in
this city, leaves to-day for Oregon TO visit his sister,
after which he will return to this city, ard soon
after 20 East to engage in business there for him
SELF
The following from San Francisco we're in the
city yesterday NJ Price, c. D. McLane, W. G.
Pavey, II. d. kercheval, G. Z. Porretti, j. Tourney,
L l. Knbinson II. Cohen, Z. Il. Wiley, W. Hurl.
Loney, w D. Wood, C. P. Adams and wife, H. p
Metcslf, VI. K. Casna and F. J. Connelly
James R. Williams, of Nevada City, and Mrs.
Mary A HILL OF San Franchises, were married sun
day night at Nevada eity. Miss Alice White, sister
OF the bride, was bridesmaid, and Q. Williams,
brother of the groom, was groomsman The bride
wore WINE colored satin dress, trimmed with
orange blossoms; ornamen IS, diamoads. Many
! presents were received by tn bride.
Among those in the city yesterday were: Geo. g.
Kerr, Elk Grove p Il. Bradford, Franklin George
CoTnish and son, H. F. isham, Ciarksburg D. p.
Brown, Monterey s'iss kies Plicervilie, 9. snede
Georgetown D. Gildsmasher, Colasa NJ. Posner
and son, Miss Z. Frank, Red Bluff 1. J. Mu.vany,
Nicolaus; n. 7. Carpenter, Diamond springs /:
Joseph Hefn and Mrs. Gassway, of Costumes.
Sunday last the fftieth anniversary If Mr.
and Mrs. Caryille Conway, among the oldest AMI
most acted res denis of Grass Valley who have
lived here many long years, and have seen their
children grow to mature men and women, AMI the
rude mining camp becoms handsome mountain
city. In eommemoration Of the event golden
wedding held at the family residence, at which
all the members OF the family residing in California
were present. and last evening there was geneIa al
recep;ion.-lGrass Valley Union, January Sd.
The residence of William Gordon, in Gordon val
ley Napa county, was the scene Of double wedding
on Saturday. December p, 1881. The high con-
tracing parties in cas- William Clark Of
Benicia, and Miss Cephronia Gordon, Of Gordon val
ley and in the osher James Mason aud Miss Emma
Hill, both OF Sapa Walter Mc0oaaid and Robert
Clark &C el as groomsnen, and Miss Matte Rsney
and Miss Winnie ComstOck as bridesmaids. Invited
guests were in attendance TO the number Of sixty
dinner spread for the happy couples and their
friends.
A Masonic pre- entation was made by the members
of Union Locge, No. S. on Wednesday evening, to
John A. Macarthur, who has been Master Of the
Lodge for the past three years, It consisted of a
beautifully wrought Past Masters jewel in gold,
enamelei with bue, with sun OF dark gold be,
tween the points OF the compass. 1t is To be worn
in the form of a pin, and The above depends from &
delicate bar upon which ia the monogram in raised
letters j. A. MeA.' The Presentation was made
bv j. r. Watson, and was responded to appro-
priatey by the recipient A banquet at Petersons
followed, when toasts, speeches and happy cheer
reigned supreme.