Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-06-30
sooIaL Aro pghsonAL.

Mrs. }. B. Wright viii leave to-day Tor Monterey.
Wm. Beckman and wife left yesterday for Del
Monte.
Charles NJ KilIip went to San Francisco yesterday
afternoon.
Mrs. E. B. Croker VIII return to Idewd, Lake
Tahoe, this evening.
Ed C Humphry, OF ophir, Placer county, came
to the CITY Yesterday.
Mrs. George r. Davis, Of Carson, New, is wishing
friends in Nevada Ct.
Allen Towle, o. Dutch Fiat. passed through last
night from san francisco.
Mrs. C (. Fitch Of san Frsnc.sc9, has been visit.
ing in Sacramento this week.
Mrs. S. c Lewis and son Albert, Of Grass Valley,
left Wednesday foI visit to Illinois
Judge benson returned from Fresno yesterday
where he has been on Legal business.
airs. Charles Croker and Miss Hattie CroCker are
in the CITY. occupying their residence.
Georae Fillmore, brother Of Superintendent J A.
Fillmore let for tie East last evening.
Miss Maud Ye-rill OF Verdi Nevada. is on a visit
to Miss Elspeth Walker Of Grass Valley.
J. F. Blanchard. Of Folsom left this week for
visit 10 his parents ia Pennington, Mich.
AssemhIyuan J. l. Lewiscn of Truckee, was q
passenger or last nighfs east-b)und overland.
Mrs James Burke. If Grass yalle,, left this week
for two mouths visit TO Council Bluffs, Iowa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Porter Ashe came down from Lake
Tahoe yesterday and will go to S4n Francisco to
day
Misses Olmstesd and Billings, of San Francisco,
are sting Sacramento as the guests of Mrs Frank
Miller
Miss May Hilton, Of San Francisco, who has been
visiting Mrs c. L. Barnes, returned to her home
yesterday.
he Burchari, Director Of the United States
Mint, arrived on the coast yesterday by the South
ern route.
George Jewett, Of the United States Navy, arrived
at his home in Marysville this week, after an ab-
eence Of two years.
The Bric-a-Brac Club contenplates one general
reception soon. and then the taking of a recess for
the summer season.
DR.. E. n. Woolsey Of Oakland, Central Pacific
Railroad surgeon, in the ci5Y yesterday. and
last evening leftfor Boes
Mr. ard Srs Scott who have been visiting Mr.
and Mrs Di0ble at Grass VALLEY, returned this week
to their home in san Francisco.
John c. Gray left Oroyille this week for the East.
He will attend to sons legal business in Chicago,
and viii then visit his old home in Maine.
Mrs. Mariner Campbell, of San Francisco who
has been visiting in Sacramento for a week. as the
grest Of Mrs. Henry EdgeTton, returns to her home
to day.
Mrs c. Conway of Grass Valley, who has been
visit q in San Francisco for time past has re-
turned home accompanied by Miss Celestine Pres
tor, of the later city.
Arrivals 1t the Golden Eagle Botel: E H. Wool.
sey. Oakland WIN Jackson, Philadelphia; Julius
Strut aud wife, L. K Hammer, city; ". J. Kelly
oakland; A B. Weber, Courtland T. McAuley,
f. Il. Miller. Jr, Henry Perry. J. d. Jones' Miss
Crossette, W. C. Crossette, W, II. Brown San Fran
cisco
The marriage Of Colonel E. A. Belcher and Miss
Kate c. Dooey, Of Narysvilla took place this week
at the residence Of Or A B. CALDWELL the brides
brother n.law. The ceremony was performed by
Bishop Nsnogue, Of the Grass Valley diocese. MISS
Matte Beicher was brfemaid, and the eroomsman
/ tpaG Richard palphpr Toe relatives
o very few intimate friends. The happy couple are
visiting Monterey and other p5nts, ana win return
to Marysyi.le after the Fourth
a party from San Francisco went through to
Lake Tahoe last evening. IL consisted Of A. d.
Barstow, Superintendent Of Wells, Fargo & Co.;
I Urury Mellne, ex-Secretary of State; Henry
| Wadsworth, Cashier of Wells, Ergo & Co. Homer
5. King, broker; W. s willard commission
merchant; and Wu. Be Dell, California agent Of
several Eastern railroads. They will be met this
side of the lake byH. NJ. Yerrngton, SuDerntepd-
ent Of two Nevada railroads, in a special steamer,
| who viii take them around the lake
! surprise tin we'd ing was last evening rendered
to Mr. srd Mrs ]. r. Hodson at their residence on
street. There was large Darty present, and very
| peasaat occasion enjoyed. The honcred
couple were remarked by Rev. T. 5. Dunn,
! who at the close of the ceremony conferred
| tin rim upon the bride The generosity, however,
was balanced by the groom paying the marriage fee
in tin coin After congratulations suited to the
! casion ample refreshments were served. Suisse
! gwen, aud sociality reigned until lste hour.
| among those present were: Rev. I. S. Dunn and
wife Dr. A. E. Bruno and wife, Mr.. and Mrs A.
\ Hebron, Miss Carrie Hebron, C. II. Dunn, Mr..
! and Mrs a. j. Gardiner. Mrs. and Miss Bessie, Mr..
| and Mrs Ough, Mr. and Mrs L. n. Billings Mr.
and Mrs j. E. Camp, Mrs. Mcconnell, Miss Wing,
D. Fuller, l.. Anders N, Mr.. and Mrs Israel Luce,
| Dr. and Mrs. NJ. F. Clayton, Mr. and Mrs. J. W.
Reeves, Mr.. and Mrs. A. r. O'Neill, Mr.. and Mrs R
| W Lewis, Mrs. Bond, Mr. and Mrs. Huntsman,
| Miss Mile King, Bliss Rosa Coates, Miss Mamie
Barrett Miss Florence Warehouse, Mr.. and Mrs. J.
| W. Cough, Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Pepp r, B. H. Web
sfer J. L. Rohinette, Mr.. and Mrs e. c. Goode and
| Mrs. c N. Byrne.
CURRANTs.-The season for currants is about at an
end Those intending putting them up will do well
TO take time by the orelock. The place to buy them
is at Longton's Peoples Market, 6l2 J.
For Picnic PARTIES. -Chesley's unrivaled Club
| House Punch. For sale by the bottle or case. G.
w Chesley, 81 Front street. sole agent.
| CALL at Wooden Mills Tailoring Department for
| your summer suits. Their stock is complete and
prices the lowest. Good work and frst-class fit
guaranteed.
LAprEs' underwear, vrappts, busters and chill.
| dren's dresses ct Red House to-day
The best part of our knowledge is that
which teaches Us where knowledge leaves
off and where it begins. Il Holmes.