Sacramento daily record-union., 1883-11-05
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.
M Cons;dine has zone to the Raw.

D J. Considine has gone to the Bay.
William Geary and wife are visiting San Fran
cisco.
Mira H. W. Nelson has returned from visit to
San Jose.
Mrs j. W. Mackay will spend the winter in
| Washington.
Miss Clara E. Martin, of Dutch Flat, is spending a
| week at Auburn.
Bernard steinman, of the depot dining saloon, is
| in San Francisco.
Mrs. D. NJ Kenield. of San Francisco, is visiting
friends in this city.
Miss Carrie Dunn, of Dutch Flat leaves for the
| East in few days
| R. D. Stephens and wife, of Mayhew, have re.
| turned from a visit to the coast.
Colonel Bliss passed through on his way from San
Francisco to Carson City, yesterday.
| Miss Fannie Phillips and Miss Mary Mclaughlin,
of Dutch Flat, are spending few days at the Bay.
| Mrs G. W. Towle, OF Dutch Flat and Mrs Robie,
of Towles Placer county, visiting friends in this
| city.
Allen P. Kelly, young journalist, formerly Of
Virginia City, is now managing editor Of the Boston
| Globe.
The Russian Minister to the United States has
enough children to require the care of half dozen
| nurses
Dio Lewis says American women need sunshine,
and not paint and powder, to improve their COM
plexions.
Eighteen of the Spanish students went eastward
last evening, via Reno where they will give per-
| formance.
Julius Bulert, San Francisco attorney. has been
in the city for the past two days. the guest OF Jo-
seph Goddard.
President Soto, of Honduras, and family, who
have been in San Francisco for several weeks, de-
parted last Friday for extended European tour.
Miss Rose Woodburn, of this city, who is attend
ing the School OF Design in San Francisco, came
home Friday evening. She returns to the Bay this
morning.
Superintendent Dedesheimer, formerly of the
Comstock, expects to move his family from San
Francisco to the Columbia mine, Sierra county, in
short time.
Colonel W. H. Chamberlain, Of the Central Pacific
Railroad Office passed through on the California
and Oregon Railroad Saturday business
nected with the office.
Mrs. Albert Bragg, Mr.. A. L. Bragg, Mrs. c. A.
ROBBERS and son, of Eureka. Humboldt county, and
Mr.. c. A Bragg, of Reno, New. arrived in this city
last evening" to attend the funeral OF the late Albert
Bragg.
In the city yesterday: Mrs. j. T. Harris, Gridley
c. H. Holbrook, Daisy A. Holbrook, San Francisco
Mrs. W. s. Elliott, Chico; E. J. Sparks, Lincoln;
Mrs. W. I. Wilson, Elk Grove; o. B. Little, Vaca-
vile; B. G. McGoOn, Cosumnes.
Mrs ]. A. Sigwart and Mrs. g. Catterman, of Pla-
cerville, who have been on a visit to friends and
relatives in San Jose and Oakland for some four
weeks, returned to their home last Monday, accom-
panied by Miss Amelia Noting, sister Of Mrs. Sig
wart and Mrs A. Sigwart.
Arrivals at the State House yesterday: Mrs.
Schnabe, Newcastle j. W. Wilbur, Buckeye VAL
ley; N. King, Petaluma; A. D. Oakley, W. L. Oak
ley, Natoma James Shannon, Emmett McNamee,
Folsom j. Il. Rafferty, Reno; j. G. Wood, Mrs.
Rice White Rock; J. W. Bodenkamer, Rio Vsta
Thomas Cameron, James Watson, San Francisco
Professor James Sweeney, Queenstown, Cork.
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel yesterday
". II. Newell, W. Il. Lowden, J. V. c. Comfort, j.
NJ. Wright and wife, W. J. Davis, Richard Fardry,
Louis Basch, c. J. Kasson, San Francisco; A. c.
Freeman, city; o. A. Hall, San Jose W. W. Faber
Latrobe; F. H. Turner. Stockton J. F. Moody,
Truckee; c. L. HOyt, Aurora, Ill; L. KrOwner,
New York C. C. Blair and wife, Angus McKinnon,
| Stockton; J. C. Young, TAylorvie; John aoch-
heimer Cincinnati l.. Clark, San Rafael; Sig.
Bath and wife, Chicago; J. A. Lawrence and wife,
Lincoln.
| The following notice appeared in the Paris Radi.
cal Of October 1st in regard to Mile Emma Nj vada
| or Miss Emma wixom, graduate of Mills Seminary
and pupil of Professor Keeher Mile. Nevada
resumed last evening Ithe sseries OF her debuts as
Mignon. The success OF the young American singer
has been very great. she manages with precision
and skill voice slightly shril which she does mt
try to force she expresses with perfect taste and
admirable shade. AS actress she IS irreproach
able, and has very well comprehended the changeful
character Of Mignon, which is by turns sad and gay
Mile Nevada is less agreeable to hear when she
speaks, and her professor of French pronunciation
has yet much to do The entire Of the even
! ing due to Mile. Nevada, who, at first some-
what tmid, could but be reassured by the frequent
and hearty applause.
Friday afternoon, at the residence OF the brides
parents, on the Freeport road, near Sacramento,
Hugh c. Jones, of Yuba City, and Miss Hattie
Sprague were married, Rev. T. S. Dunn officiating
The attendants were Miss Florence j. Kelly, of So
noma, and Frank d. Ryan, of Sacramento. The
groom is known TO almost every resident of Sutter
county farmer, prominent Granger and is per-
sonsly very popular. The young lady is equally
popular and very estimabe. She is an officer OF the
Grange has taken interest in all of its entertain
ments, and has very many friends 1t waJ at the
State Grange that the couple met and became inter-
ested in each other. The following friends from
various parts of the county attended the wedding
W. A. Johnston, Mrs Johnston, Mr.. and
Mrs Daniel Flint, DIR. and Mrs II. W.
Nelson, Mr.. and Mrs. John Ruth, Mr.. and Mrs
Hull, Mr.. and Mrs. James Hawk, Mr.. and Mrs. Ra =
mond, Mr.. and Mrs. L. NJ, Lincoln, Mr. and Mrs
John A. Burke, Oscar Flint Miss Ida Flint, Mrs. G.
Brockway, Mrs. Brainard, Misses Biainard, Harry
Brainard, ]. Hull, Mrs. A. Carothers, Miss Sarah
G. Burke, Mrs. K. w. Gay, Mrs. ]. G. MARITIME, Mrs
Edwards, Mr.. and Mrs Wagner. The guests all
made handsome presents, and testimonials were
| also received from J. V. Webster of Alameda, Miss
Helen Jones and Mrs. Peckman. After hour Of
social enjoyment almost the entire company came
in carriages to the city to the couple depart for
their home in Sutter county.