Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-05-02
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

Mrs Ariel Lathrop went East last night
R r. Pratt went home to San Francisco yester
day.
Hon. Chas. Glider, Of San Francisco. is in the
city.
Miss Belle Davis of Vallejo, is in the city visiting
friends.
Dr.. H W. Hardness came up from San Francisco
yesterday.
Senator Nelson. OF San Francisco, came to the
city last evening.
G. H. Mallard, of this city, will arrive to-day by
the southern route.
Miss Lila Davis, Of San Francisco, is visiting
friends in lone City.
W c. Clement, OF the Central Pacific track de-
partment, is in the city.
Rev. T. S. Dunn, Of this city, passed Newhall yes
terday, to arrive home to day.
Mrs. c. Parsons OF this city, is passenger on the
Southern Pacific overland, due here to-day
L. L. Robinson, President of the North Bloom
field Gravel Mining Company, is in the city.
The engagement is announced Of Victor Williams,
OF Elk Grove to Florence Stich, OF San Francisco.
Mr.. and Mrs W. W. Klngsbury and child left
Weaverville LAST Monday, with the intention Of To-
eating in Dakota Territory.
Joseph Mccall, of San Francieco, came up with
the Eastern excursionists yesterday morning, and
went back IN the afternoon.
E. Steinhart, manager Of the Anglo Californian
Bank, and wife. were passengers on the Eastern
bound overland train last evening.
On Saturday evening number of citizens of
Stockton rendered testimonial banquet TO f. L.
Colnon, editor of the Stockton Mai.
Lieutenants r. T. Ames and f. NJ Weaver, of the
United States Army, accompanied by sixty four re-
cruits, will arrive by the overland train this morn
ing.
Mrs. A. P. whittell, nee Armstrong, formerly of
Sacramento, came to the city Saturday evening TO
day morning.
Misses Lucy and Kate Ham, daughters Of Judge
E. D. Ham, of Napa, have gone to Hot Springs,
Ark. They expect to spend the summer there with
married sister, Mrs Rosa Wright
George W. Cassidy, one of the editors of the Fu-
reka Sentinel, and member Of Congress from the
State OF Nevada, arrived at his home last Friday
night and met with an enthusiastic reception.
Mrs Henry Van Heusen, of Chico left for the
East on Saturday, to be pr sent at great family
gathering In Richmond, Ind, to celebrate the golden
wedding of her parents, which takes place the
Sth of May.
Last Friday night, at Lodi, surprise party was
rendered to j. E Spencer and wife, It being the
twentieth anniversary OF their marriage. The
presents consisted of different pieces OF chinaware
were numerous and costly.
George E. Carmen, merchant of Big Bend, Butte
county, went East few weeks ago, aud last month
attended the golden wedding Of his parents in New
Brunswick, New jersey. There were seyen-sonS
and one daughter and seventeen grand children
present at the celebration.
Algernon Sartoris, son-in.law of General Grant,
has arrived in New York from England, and is stop
ping at the Brevoort House He will leave to-day
for the West pleasure trip, coming far as CAL
ifornia. He arrived alone, and will also leave for
the West unaccompanied. In the fall he will return
to England.
The marriage Of Mrs. Moss and c. B. Jones on
Sunday last at the residence of ex. Congressman @.
in UQ uylrn cQH " n
number Of invited guests. The bride is Mr.. Berry's
sisterinaw. Mr.. Jones is railroad man Of Colo
RADIO. The couple will spend q week in San Fran
CISCO and will visit Baltimore before they go to their
home in Colorado.
s. S. Merrill, General Manager Chicago, Milwau-
kee and st. Paul Railroad, accompanied by his wife
and other relatives, who have been on visit to this
coast for some time left Sacramento last evening in
a special attached to the overland train. They
intended to go far as ColfaX last evening" where
they would remain over night and cross the serras
by daylight to day.
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel P. G. Hale,
New York; Fl. Seaman, Downieville G. A. Birch
ard, Benicia; w. W. Carson and wife, Newburgh.
n. Y; ". H; Brown, shingle Springs; Samuel
Jones, city; ]. B. Mcdonald, Marysville W. c.
Crosette, Folsom; T. NJ. Brown, st. Louis; j. Z.
Terry, Chicago; VIM. Nelson and wife, San Jose
Mrs. E j. Devin, James G. Devin, Iowa; J. E. New
man, Mrs NJ R. Lamott, John Kelly, E. W. Kirch-
wer, @. e. Langham, G. s. Simmonds, Mrs. B.
Feigenbaum, L. B. Feigenbaum, San Francisco.
Mr. and Mrs. D. S. Tallman, of Reno, Nevada,
celebrated the twenty fifth anniversary of their
marriage last Saturday. 1t was the occasion of
very pleasant family reunion, joined by some old
friends from California. Among the many gifts re-
ceived we're set of silver forks from Mr.. and Mrs
j. Mnford, of Sacramento; silver butter cooler,
from Mr. and Mrs Wentworth, of Nevada City |;
silver and gold berry spoon, from Mr.. and Mrs ].
B. johnson, of Nevada City, silver pie knife, from
Mr.. and Mrs. Epley, of Napa; silver butter dish,
from ]. B. Waldron and family, of Napa; silver
table spoon, from Mr. and Mrs. Jacques, Of Reno;
set silver dessert spoons, from Mrs Martin Ward of
Reno; elegant silver CASTER from the ladies' of the
Methodist church of Reno set of silver table
knives, from Mr. aud Mrs. L. B. Churchill, Of Sac
ramento; silver berry spoon, from Mr.. and Mrs A.
W. Norton, OF Napa.