Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-04-19
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

}. D. spreckels, of San Francisco, went East last
evening.
Richard DIVER and Chas Boscovitch went to San
Francisco yesterday.
C. j. Turner of this city will arrive by the over
land train this morning.
j. J. Smith, Of Auburn, was in the CITY Yesterday,
and went home last evening.
Next Monday the ladies' OF the Episcopal Church
give Paper-costume carnival.
medical society in Iowa has elected woman
President. Where is Mrs. Stow?
Mrs Ellis delighted Napa people last week with
temperance and anti-tobaeco lectures.
Allen Cooley, W. t. Ellis and A. j. Binney, of
Marysville, were in the city yesterday.
P. o. Hundley, Superior Judge of Butte county,
went home from San Francisco yesterday.
Major Ben c. Truman was right royalty received
by his old friends in Los Angeles last week.
Charles F. Reed, Of Yolo, came up from San
Francisco last evening, upon mis- way home.
Misses Maggie and Sadie slavin, OF San Francisco,
have returned from Elk weeks visit to Sacramento
and vicinity.
Monday night the Nevada City Debating Club ter
minated Its winter session with banquet at the
Union Hotel.
Two women Mrs. Margaret McGeary and Mrs.
Susanna Kih have taken out naturalization papers
at Walla Walla
The lady teachers of Eureka get better average
pay-Sl00 month esch-than is had in any other
town in Nevada.
Sir John Lester Kaye and Lady Kaye have been
visiting Chico. The English Baronet owns q large
ranch in Yolo county.
Miss Frances E. Willard, President of the Woman's
Christian Temperance Union, is to be received by
Napa and Vallejo soon.
Surveyor General Wiley, Colonel H w Carroll,
George E. Bates and l. n. Hoag came up from San
Francisco last evening.
E. c. Peart and family, of Grimes Landing, in.
Lar,d taLip nj mn he Eact 0hoxr
viii start about the 30th.
Mrs. ]. B. Hoag, Of San Francisco, is visiting in
Washington, Yolo county, as the guest of Mrs |. n.
Hoag. She will remain about week.
Mrs. j. B. Campbell and daughter, Miss Lulu, who
have been spending the winter in Sacramento, left
last evening for their home at Lake Tahoe.
Sumner Pest, G. A. R.. of this city, hollis grand
reunion OF old soldiers and their wives and daugh
tiers at Grand Army Hall Saturday evening next.
Miss Rosipe WE'LL, of Vallejo, and j. Wolfsten of
Dayton, W. T., will be married at the residence of
| S. Danaenbaum in San Francisco on Thursday next
Mrs. E. C. Fellows aud Miss Fellows, of Oakland,
who went East by the Central Pacific route Some
months ago, will return to day by the Southern Pa
cfic.
The ladies OF the Congregational Church at Orc
vile give musical, literary and tabeau entertai
ment to night in aid OF the repair fund of the
church.
Lieutenant Governor Laughton, of Nevada, who
has been in the city several days, went home last
evening in response to telegram that the Governor
was sick.
The most popular lady in Los Angeles is Miss
Stella Boutwell, 1t was decided by vote at the
carnival there last week. Rev. A. J. Well was voted
the most popular clergyman.
FP Kelly, formerly editor and proprietor of the
Tehama Tocsin, will leave Sacramento this after
noon for Santa Barbara to accept editorial posi-
ton upon the Santa Barbara Press.
| Montague LeveIson, Assemblyman from San Fran
| has natifiOng circulation ackinr rd
of Regents of the State University to appoint him
to the position of Professor of Moral Science and
the Science Of Legislation.
Hugh Riddle, President of the Chicago, Rock
Island and Pacific Railroad Company, who has been
in the city for several days, left by the overland
train last evening for Rocklin from where he will
| go East to-day on special train.
Byron AlcCreary arrived home Yesterday from a
months trip to Oregon and Washington Territory
He pleased with the country, but says it is not
equal to this State, and declares that the weather
was so damp and rainy all the time he sojourned
there that the moss grew on his back
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel: S. H. Long.
F. Bass. H. P Livermere H. Kohler, T. Mooney,
Dan. Mcdonald, T. Babenicht, San Francisco; G.
W. Smith, A. c. Prescott, r. B. Brigham, Boston
H. W. Maxwell and wife, Brooklyn, N. Y; Sig.
Bath, Chicago; A. Cauthorn, Corvallis, Or; s. L.
| Wheeler New York.
There was quite a large gathering Of invited
friends present last evening at 1906 street. at the
marriage OF William w. White and Miss Maggie
R. Foster. John A. Gill acted as groomsman, and
Miss Foster sister of the bride, as bridesmaid. A
splendid supper was furnished, under the direction
of Peterson the caterer Ire handsome residence
of Mr.. White, on street, has just been completed
and it is there that the couple will reside.
W. F. Burns, of Saita Cruz, and Miss Sadie E
JONES' teacher in the public Schools and daughter
of a. D. Jones, of this city, were married yester-
day afternoon at the residence of the brides parents
by Rev. Mr.. Trefern. Many and beautiful presents
were given to the bride by relatives and friends
The newly-married couple left yesterday afternoon
for the Bay, where they will remain a few days and
then take up life's duties in cottage at Santa
Cruz furnished by the groom for the occasion.
A correspondent from Iseton gives the following
very social and jolly time was had Monday even
ing at the residence OF Hart. F. Smith, it being the
occasion OF his 51st birthday and the 18th birthday
of his daughter Laura. A goodly number of his
neighbors and friends met in this place, and moved
on time in force in the shape of a surprise party
The host and hostess were found retired for the
night but liberal shower Of pillows beat them
forth from their peaceful slumbers, and all pro
ceeded to enjoy themselves, the elder in pleas
ant cnat and the younger ones retired to the third
story of the residence, and had social dance unit
about IL o'clock, when the ladies spread fine picnic
supper from spacious lunch baskets. After the sup
per was over, and a few quadrilles danced all re-
tired for home, feeling much pleased with the even
inp's recTeation.s