Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-05-29
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.
7. E. West. Of Dutch Flat. is in the city.
w Mon.e,onerv of Renicia Ia in the city

TIE. West, Of Dutch Flat, is in the city.
]. w. Montgomery, OF Benicia, is in the city.
R. C. Montgomery left yesterday for Bear Valley.
n. D. Ridecut came down from Marysville yes-
terday.
Miss Emma Moasler returned yesterday morning
from Lincoln.
Mira 0. r. Hopkins, OF Oakland. is visiting friends
in Sacramento.
Mr.. and Mrs E. II. Baker, of Woodland. are at
Bartlett Springs.
Judge Niles searls, Of Nevada City, came to Sac
re nerto yesterday.
Thomas Finley passed through the city yesterday
| on the east-bound train.
J. W. Heath and c. H. West, OF Michigan Bar, left
on Friday last for Bode.
Miss Susie Kelly, of Woodland, has gone on
visit 10 friends in San Diego
J. D. Love, of Collin county, Texas, is visiting his
brother in this city, Z. D. Love.
Ex- Coroner vermiYa aud wife came in from their
farm on the Costumes yesterday.
Miss Gertrude Walker, Of Woodland has gone to
San Francisco TO spend TIE summer.
Judge Belcher, OF Marysville, and L. u Shippee,
OF Stockton, were IN the city yesterday.
Miss salie Ten Eyck left yesterday for Woodland,
where she goes 10 visit her grandfather.
C. Z. Wilcoxon, OF yuba City, President OF the
State Board OF Equalization, is in the city.
VIM. 81. Kseier, mining expert, arrived from FL
Dorado county on the west boundltrain yesterday.
Andrew WATSON, formerly Sergeant Arms of the
Senate, is in the city. He leaves Thursday for New
Orleans.
Samuel Marks, former resident of this city, came
up from San Francisco yesterday, and will remain
few days
Miss Frances z. Willard and her Secretary, Miss
Gordon, viii accompany large party TO Yosemite
next week.
John West and wife, OF Los Angeles. are spending
few days in Mana the ouesta of I A McftIaaud
and family.
E. W. Maslin, Secretary OF the State Board of
Equalization, came down on the Colfax train yester-
day morning
Mrs. G. Valensin, who has been visiting Miss
JEANNE Govan OF this city, has returned to her
home at Arno.
Ex-Supervisor Eaton, of San Francisco, and Ar
thur Brown, Chief of the Railroad Bridge Construc
ton, are in the city.
Colonel George CowIes, who has been looking al
ter some mining interests in Tu0lumne county, has
returned to the city.
Mrs. S. Washbufn, who has been in Woodbridge
for some time past, has returned TO her home in
Auburn, Placer county.
Hiss Matte Andrews, who has been visiting Mrs
E. ]. johnson OF this city, left the overland train
last evening for Nevada.
Mrs. L. 9. Wilhelm and daughter of Grass Valley,
and Mrs. A. Hemphill and son. of Lincoln are stop.
ping at the Capital Hotel.
Ex. District-Attorney Gale, wife and son, of Orc.
vile, will leave in few days for Portland, Oregon,
where they will hereafter reside
M. Arnold, Frank Warehouse, George Cadwala-
der, Ed. +. Smith and Mrs. Char.es R. Parsons came
up from San Francisco last evening
David Lubin, wife and son will leave for the East
ern States Wednesday Of this week. 1t is MIR. Luz
bins intention to be absent two months.
William H. Mills left San Francisco yesterday
afternoon for Yosemite as one Of the Commissioners
OF the Valley, and will remain there week or ten
days.
Jay Rial, manager for Madame Modjeska Is in the
city arranging for her engagement of next Tuesday
evening, when she will appear in "Adrienne Le-
couvreur."
Samuel Smith, Gene al Superintendent Carriers
Department United States Mail Service for the
United States, is visiting Sacramento, the guest of
+. N. Mott.
Arrivals at Golden Eagle Hotel: John L. Lind,
Philadelphia Niles Searls, Nevada CITY: Miss nj
Murray, North San Juan; G. Grand. Rough and
Ready; Mrs. VIM. Lee, Reno; VIM. Johnston, Rich
land; Frank a. West, Stockton; julius Merzbacb,
San Francisco
The graduates at the commencement OF the Pacific
Methodist College Of Santa Rosa were Robert A.
Long, OF Williams, Colusa county, Miss Lue L.
Taft, OF Santa Rosa James NJ Berry, of Wheat
land; Miss Fannie NJ. Bell, of San Leandro Miss
Callie NJ. Brooke, of San Francisco Miss Jimella
Hardin, OF Santa Rosa, and Miss Annie A. Brooke,
of San Francisco.
Yesterday was the fifteenth anniversary of the
wedding of Henry Fisher, the we'll known Jstreet
caterer, During the day DR.. Bruno, A. HeilbroD,
C. ii. krebs and others planned surprise partyi In
honor of the crystal Wedding of the happy couple.
Relatives were present from San Francisco and
Napa, and at early hour Mr.. and Mrs Fisher
were taken very much by surprise, when about fifty
couples, loaded down with presents of glassware,
filed into their elegant and spacious nng-parlors
and offered their congratulations. 1t seems their
employees were in the secret, for they were all on
hand and participated in the congratulations and
jollities that followed. Mr.. Fisher and his wife are
famous for knowing how to entertain, and in few
eatables and beverages, and all participated in a
feast long to be remembered. Toss's we're offered,
to which there were many happy responses. The
piano was called into requison, and several OF the
vocasts present sang songs appropriate to the oc-
casion. At late hour the party retired all wishing
long and happy life to the host and hostess and
expressing wish that they would live to celebrate
with them their golden wedding.