Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-11-29
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.
Miss Effie Millner Is visiting friends in Tehama.
General John McComb went to the Bay yesterday.
John Buleus of Roseville, was in the city yestsr-
day
j. B. Chinn, of Emigrant Gap, left few days
since for Ogden.
| Harry Wilson, OF Red Bluff, has returned from a
tour Of Oregon.
Mrs Carrie Dunn, of Dutch Flat is visiting
friends in Lincoln
Mrs Parsons. of this city, will spend Thanks
giving in Woodland.
Ansel Brown, of Red Bluff, has taken up his
residence in San JOSE
Archie Curry has returned from Dakota Territory
to his old home at Chico
George W. Stafford and wife left yesterday for
| few days visit to San Francisco.
]. P. Leonard, Of oroville, has been visiting rela
| tiyes in Vallejo for week past.
Mrs. Alex. Dryman has been visiting her mother,
Mrs.. G. s. Maker, of Dutch Flat
A. J. Hatch passed through the city yesterday en-
| route from Reno TO San Francisco.
Mrs. E. J. Myers has gone to Rocklin to spend a
few days with her son Charley and vile.
Mr., De Cola, master mechanic of the Pullman
| Car Company, left for the Bay yesterday.
W. H. Parks and vile returned to Marysville yes
| ter ay from brief visit to San Francisco.
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wedding trip, and are at home in Red Bluff
Judge Sawyer, of the United States Court, has
returned from Carson City 10 San Francisco.
Captain G. W. Bond, of Washington Corners, AL
ameda county, is in the city visiting relatives.
Judged. P Hundley passed through the city yes
terday en- route from San Francisco to 0roville.
S. P Millican and wife and Gus Lavenson and
wife have gone to Rocklin to spend their Thanks
| giving
Alfred Estr H. L. Buckley Miss Minnie Perry
and Miss Jennie Wise will spend Thanksgiving Day
| in Gait
Senator Perry came up from the Bay yesterday to
eat Thanksgiving dinner with his father-ir1-law,
F. r. Dray.
Mrs. Clark Croker, who has Seen visiting Sacra-
mento, left yesterday afternoon for her San Fran
cisco home.
George King, of Reno, who has been rusticating
at the Bay, has returned to his home in the sage
brush country.
Charles Lusk, of KELSEY, Ell Dorado county, who
has been spending few days in the city, left last
evening for Auburn
Walter Finnie, student at the Cooper Medical
College, San Francisco is spending a few DAYS at
his home, Grass Valley.
Mrs. w X. Dietrich, who has been visiting Grand
Island as the guest of Mr. and Mrs E. r. Parvin for
several weeks, has returned to her home in San
Francisco.
Mrs. and Miss Hip, who have been visiting this
city for some tlme the guests Of s. Lavenson start
for their home in Cincinnati on the east bound train
this evening.
John Miller and wife, of Tyler Island, who have
been in the city for the mast three days. left yaster-
day afternoon for San Francisco where they will
spend Thanksgiving.
Charles E. Hubbell, accompanied by his wife and
her sister, Miss Gere, arrived from New York On
Friday evening last, and are visiting with Mr. Yves
Eliot and family at Chico.
Mrs. A. A. Eddy, widow OF the late Colonel Eddy,
and daughter are in Washington after some two or
three years residence in Europe and have taken
rooms at the + bitt House there.
In the city yesterday W. H. Hord, Mrs. C. F.
Thomas, Mrs. j. T. Thomas, Woodland; Samuel
Deal, San Francisco; Jas Simpson, Placerville Ed
Sanders, Red Bluff J. P. Martin, lone.
Frank W. Gross, ex-clerk of Supreme Court,
passed through the city last evening, en- route for
San Francisco from Denver, where he has been So
journing the last three months for his health.
The following were among the passengers who
came up from the Bay last evening United States
Marshal NJ. N. Drew, Hon. j. w Shanklin. O. P.
Goodhue Mrs. J. H. Miller and Miss Amelia BOIL
Miss Alma, the daughter of Judge Moore, of ANA
dor county, has just returned from Kentucky where
she has been nearly two years pursuing her studies
She was the guest Of Mrs J. W. Armstrong Tues
day, and left for her home yesterday morning.
Arrivals at the State House: H. S. Bryant, La
trobe; P. j. Williams, R. II. Doya C. E. Brown,
Mrs. Figg and daughter, C. j. Eskridge, Jas Wat
son, Sacramento W. Grimshaw, W. C. sheldon.
VIM. Cushman, Costumes Geo. W. Fleming, Grass
Valley S. Kyburz Samuel Kyburz Clarksviile F
wortell Lincoln ]. B. Nichols, c. NJ. Thornton.
Nicolaus 4. S. Tallman, Walnut Grove; Frank
Cox, Sheldon F. II Plumado, Placervle.
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel j. Conk-
ling, Chico; Dr.. c. H. Gibbons, Arbuckle H.
and wife, McConnells Station; w. S. Ellis, Jr,
W. H. Parks and wife, Marysqille J. E. sinons,
New York DIR. W. Saudon, Berlin, Germany JOS
kengal, Detroit, Mich; B. J. Brown, Brooklyn, N
Rom II naViu C,,,o;, n
r. v. Kelly, Battle Mountain; W. B. Swears,
Wheatland; John G. Gatbagan, A. L. Hallett,
Chares NJ. Leavy, j. W. Smith, l.. Euphrat, D. L.
Wertheimer, Thomas Bennett, E D Nolan, Mrs
Fawcett, Miss Brown, |. B. Martin, H. H. Briggs,
Thomas Prather, San Francisco.
One Of the brilliant weddings of the season took
place yesterday at the residence of Mr. and Mrs c.
W. Clarke corner Of Tenth and streets, in this
city. Miss Nellie E, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs
Clarke, was married to A. n Buchanan OF the Sac
ramento Bar Rev. J. P. Buchanan the father OF
the bridegroom, performed the ceremony. There
present at the wedding, which took place at
1870 A NJ, only the immediate friends of the fam-
lies thus united. At II o'clock the residence whs
thrown open to the invited guests, of whom
there was an exceeding large number The
reception continued until P. NJ At 4:55
the new-married pair departed for San Fran
cisco and other points wedding tour They will
return prior to the 18th Of December on which day
and the 10Th receptions will be held at the residence
OF the brides parents. The wedding a brilliant
all air. and was the occasion of special interest from
the fact that the young people are widely known in
this city and the parents of the bride among the
pioneer residents of Sacramento. The drawing
room, in which the wedding took place, was elab-
orately dressed in flowers with lavish profuslon
Wherever the gracefuly-f TONED smilax, relieving
the prevailing white flowers, could be placed with
good taste and effect, it hung in graceful draping
Choice flowers and plants placed on
every hand, and numerous floral pieces were
sent in to add to the richness OF
the ornamentation. Among these pieces there were
especially noticeable 3 floral yoke, floral chair, q
flower piece representing true lovers knot and a
floral Tyre. White was, of course, the prevailing
color. The brides costume was Of white satin,
with elaborate lace trimmings. The couple were
married beneath ths traditional floral marriage bell,
which composed Of choicest white flowers
Among the guests present at the reception were
several from abroad, and nearly all the members of
the sacramento Bar. The bride was the recipient
of many beautiful and costly presents. From her
father she received a certified check for $4,000