Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-12-31
SOCIAL AND PERsoNAL.

Miss Bell, Of Oakland, is visiting in the city.
Miss Fannie Campbell is visiting in Virginia City.
Elwood Croker Is spending the holidays III this
city.
Andrew Clune, of San Francisco, is stopping in
the city.
Mrs John A Todd came up from the Bay last
evening.
Miss Georgia Ray, Of Gait, is visiting friends at
San Jose
Miss Lizzie Ferris, of Oakland, is visiting her old
home at Gait.
Miss Emma A. Smith, 0: Deer Valley, is visiting
friends in Folsom.
NJ s. Alice McIntire, of Gait, has returned from a
visit to Austin, Nevada.
Mrs Mary Pilhken Of Mormon Island, is spending
the holidays at the Bay
Mrs W H Brown, of San Francisco, is spending
the holidays in Sacramento.
William Hamilton, the veteran stage man, came
up from the Bay last evening.
Edgar Mills returned from Eureka, Nevada, yes
tcr1ay, and continued to the Bay.
H. b. Hunt and f F. Driscoll, Of San Francisco,
are spending few days in the city.
Mrs w H. Meacham, Of Gait, has returned from
three months visit TO Sonoma county.
Miss Carrie Campbell. OF Oakland, is visiting Sac.
ramento, the guest OF Miss Rose Woodbun.
Miss Allie Martini who has been attending school
in this city, is spending the HOLIDAYS in lone.
Miss Annie and Jennie Mcconnell, of McConnelPs
Station have been visiting friends in the city
Mrs Judge j. II. sturges, of Folsom, is visiting
her daughter, Mrs. J. G. MARITIME, of this city.
Hon. George Wood, member OF the Legislature
for Sierra county, was in the city on Saturday.
Joseph Joerger and his wife gave a Christmas
dinner TO their friends at the Mormon Tavern, near
GAINESVILLE.
Miss Ole Masters and Miss Mollie Austin, OF
Knights Landing are visiting in the city, the guests
OF Z. E. Masters.
Miss Ad.h Fitch entertained large number Of
friends at her residence AIS Fifteenth street. last
Thursday evening.
J. G. MARITIME, OF the firm of L. l. Lewis & Co,
left yesterday for trip Of days to San Francisco
and the lower coast.
Rev. Hubert Macy, Of San Francisco, occupied
the pulpit the Congregational Church yesterday,
and returns to the B ~ TO-DAY.
W. NJ Keefer, mining expert, was in the city yes
terday en- route from San Francisco TO his mining
property on the Georgetown Divide.
W s Hobert. D. II. Jackson, Professor Thomas
Price and 5. NJ. IerringtOn and wife were passen-
gers on the overland last night, route to Carson
City.
At the State House Hotel: John Wells Kalama-
zoo, Mich. George eastman and wife, George II.
Kerr Elk Grove James shop, c. Paul Prsk, Bat
tie Mountain /; D. Leary, Walnut Grove; c. Gran
dali city Geo. Kicker, Folsom Howard Bird, salt
Lake John SalbOrg city; A. G. Stack and wife,
]. B. Greene Gait: T. C. Dugan, Kalamazoo, Mich;
H. A. Gear, Richllnd John Giyens, Costumes
Miss Cora Fox, Miss Ida Fox, Frank Z. D. Fshmier,
Fred GOlding, Detroit, Mich.
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel yesterday
George H. Mastick and wife, Alameda George
Ward Sierra county J. r. White, Virginia CITY
william B Tiffany, Auburn L Jacob, Sacramento;
| d. W. Spear Auburn Francis Sfrater, Red Bluff ;
| v J. slough, Chicago; William Singer, Jr., and
| family Rev J. X. Burchard, Marysville; Miss Nellie
Boyd, C. NJ. Weltv, Fred. FELTON,, Mrs. +. FELTON,,
| Frank Enerslie, Mrs. C. +. Adams Theodore Rob
( erts. W H. Hatfield, New York city : c. J Gray and
wife Woodland; W. Maydwe,l, city; P. F. Sim
| mons, Nevada City; L. d Folsom, Reno, New; W.
/ NJ BinkerhOfT George r. Brinkerh' II, Worcester,
/ Mass Al II. Rogers, Auburn, n y. Mrs. W. II.
| Brown, Mrs. Horn, w. L. COwles Joe Alexander,
Lee Goldsmith, C. c. Knopfe, San Francisco.
Adley H. Cummns, for several years a resident
! OF Sac amento has formed law partnership in San
! Francisco with C. Z. Royce, at 507 Montgomery
street Mr. Cummins has been for fifteen years con-
| n6Cted in a clerical capacity with the law depart
! meut Of the Central Pacific Railroad Company. He
/ has been an earnest student, is accomplished
! lingust, speaking and writing in some twelve
/ languages He has especially devoted much atten-
| ton 70 the modern and ancient languages, their
/ his DRY and formation and is the author Of a work
which has attracted wide attention among classical
| students and phiologists He is recognized as
gentleman Of fine abilities that promise still greater
! development in the broader field Of the profession
! he graOes Mr. Cummins married. in this city the
/ daughter Of D. II. Haskell, and is remembered in
both social and bus ness circles in Sacramento with
| pleasure. That Mr.. Cummns' new relation with
the public will inure to his benefit and add TO the
| better thought and the culture Of the community
| where he resides, all who know him here are con
! WINGED.