Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-04-25
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.


John hatcher returned yesterday from mountain
trip.
Allen Towle, of Dutch Flat, was in the city yes
terday
Miss Nellie Gregory has returned from visit to
San Francisco.
Mrs Hannibal Edwards of Los Angeles, is visiting
friends in Grass Valley.
Miss Fannie Lyons, Of Folsom, has returned to
the State Normal school
Miss Salie LAWN, OF Haywards is visiting her Sis
ter, Mrs. Ell. Carr, at Benicia.
A very successful and pleasant skating carnival
was held at Woodland last Saturday evening
Mrs. n. c. Briggs and son, Of HOLSTER, are on a
visit to relatives and friends in jackson, Anador
county.
G. Il. Femme, late editor of the Yreka Tribune,
left on Wednesday last for Washington Territory,
going by the way Of San Francisco.
Mr. and Mrs AL Peacock, Of Yreka, celebrated
their cry stall wedding last week. Over fifty pereons
were present, and nearly every one brought pres
ent.
George ]. Johnson, book-Eeeper for L. Elkus &
Co., who has been wan lering over the Calaverss
hills for the past three weeks returned to the city
yesterday.
Mrs W. f. Edwards and daughter, and Miss Alice
Keiser, Of uekee, went to the bay last week They
will spend several weeks visiting friends and rela-
tiyes at Alameda and Santa Cruz.
c. L. jenkins, formerly of the Colusa Sun, has
gone to Riverside, where he has become associated
with L. n Holt in the publication and business de-
partment OF the Press and Horticulturist.
The following engagements are announced: Miss
Regina Wolf to Louis wertheimer, both Ct San
Francisco Miss Esther Breslauer, of San Francisco
to T. Cohen, of Susanville; Hiss Jennie Abraham
to Simon Ash, both Of San Francisco
NJ. Coy, W. II. Longton, Edgar Smith, Mrs. 7.
Z. Taylor, Mrs Leland Howe, Robert Cook, G.. ".
Bates. I. W. Barber, w. 4. McHinny and A Coffin,
OF this city, are in San Francisco attending the
Grand Lodge Sons of Temperance, to which they
representatives,
The social event Of the season at Santa Rosa
the party recently given by Miss Emelie Runyon.
The Young lady is well known in San Francisco and
Oakland social circles. One OF the features of the
evening was the cutting Of large cake containing
handsome risg. The lucky piece was received by
Miss Nellie Rohrer-
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel Charles W.
VIM. L Locke, VIM. Thomson, F. A. Warehouse,
Miss Nellie WAREHOUSE, San Francisco; w. j. Nc
Clary Colfax; Mrs. Mcintosh, New York; c. c..
Dodge, Oakland VIM. Johnston, Richan1 s. 81.
Gantz, Moline, ILL.,; Miss Jennie Colhns Dayisvie.
The friends of Mr.. and Mrs. r. W. Lewis paid
them surprise visit on Monday evening at their
residence in conlmemoration of the fifth anniver-
Rev. l. Z. Dwinel, Mr.. and Mrs. N. r. Beard, Mr..
and Mrs. 4. A. Goddard, Mrs. l.. S. Woolsey, Mr..
and Mrs c. H. Cummings, Mr.. and Mrs Jos. Bailey,
Mr.. and lirs. Robert Hawley, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Goode, Mrs. III. T. Ackley, Mrs. j. Miller, Mrs.
Enoch Jacobs, Miss DR.. Goss, Miss DR.. Kellogg, Miss
x. N. Manning, Mrs. G. A. Putnam, Mr.. and Mrs. J.
=. Murch Mrs. c. L. Paine, Miss Sadie Paine, Mrs.
J. d. Gage, Mr.. and Mrs. Il. Dennery, Mrs. c. p.
Massey ard daughter, Miss Plant, Mr. and Mrs. ].
c. Tubs, Mrs j. H. Lewis, Mrs j. W. Vaudeville
Numerous and appropriate souvenirs were given,
with many COM rasulations and good wishes