Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-11-26
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.


Senator Fred. Cox has gone to Kern county.
Judge Hghton returned to the Bay Saturday.
Frank Mccoy, of Michigan Bluff, is in the city.
r. S. Carey came up from the Bay last evening.
Judge Hale went up to Auburn Sunday evening.
Miss Alice Brinkerhoff is the guest of the Bout
wells.
| evening.
George Stewart, of this city, will arrive from the
East to-day.
Henry ToIey, Of the Red Bluff Toosin, was in the
city Saturday.
Ben. Frank, editor of the Maxwell Star, is visit.
| ing Sacramento.
Miss Allie Young and Miss Alice Bauer are visit
| ing friends at the Bay.
H. s. and Clarke W. Crocker, OF San Francisco,
were in the city yesterday.
| c. F. McGlashsn, of Truckee, has been spending
a few days at Nevada City.
Miss May Mken accompanied Mrs. David Nc
| Cure to the Bay last week.
Mrs. VIM. S. Byrne, of Carson, New, is visiting
friends and relatives in Grass Valley.
Ira Quaintance of Newton, Ia, is on a visit to S.
D. Avery and family, of Grass Valley.
| Judges Sawyer and Mesick passed through the
| city Yesterday from Nevada to San Francisco
Miss Rinnie Wells, of Vacaville, is visiting Wood
| land, the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. W. B. Holcom.
| Mrs W. W Haskell returned to Alameda Satur-
day, accompanied by Mrs. L. Wilsey Of this city.
The marriage of Miss Ella Boutwell, and Hon.
Frank D. Ryan took place-yesterday at st. Rose
Church.
Miss Emma and Laura Clarke will come home on
the 27th instant for few days vacation from Mills
Seminary.
P Henesey, of the Claredon House, has just
returned after a nine months visit TO friends in the
Eastern States
R. H Petit, who has been taking a cruise
through Butte and Colusa counties, has returned to
his home in Sacramento.
In the city Yesterday E. J. Sparks Lincoln H.
c. Vandenburg, New York; L. d. Radyrsky, Wal
nut Grove; Eberly Ireland, Gait.
| Walter A. Skidmore is in Grass Valley for the
purpose Of getting statistics concerning mines for
the United States Mining Bureau.
L. Williams returned on Tuesday from visit to
Monterey, where he had taken his daughter, who is
now attending Notre Dame Convent, San Jose.
State Superintendent of Public Instruction Welck-
er is in Orove. He is attending the County Teach
ers' Institute. and will lecture tomorrow night.
The San Diego Union says that r. B. Blowers and
W. W. Brownel, of Woodland are visiting that
county, and are examining its capabilities as vine
growing section.
Alexander Hamilton, son of Robert Hamilton of
San Francisco, returned Thursday to that city. He
has entered the store of Baker & Hamilton, and
will not return to Cornell University.
The engagement is announced of John Ewart Saw
age of San Francisco to Miss Lillian De Long eldest
daughter of the late Hon. Charles 4. De Long, for
merly United States Minister to Japan.
Mrs. Thomas L. Thompson and her daughter
Mrs. E. A. Whipple-have returned from Santa
Rosa The Secretary of State and family have taken
rooms at Mrs. Noting hams, corner OF Tenth and n
streets, calculating to reside in Sacramento this
winter.
Surveyor-General H. |. Wiley and wife will leave
on Wednesday next for San Diego, where they will
remain few days prior to taking trip East, the
General having business which calls him to Wash
ington.
Crittenden Robinson, J. w. Gale and several other
San Francisco gentlemen, came to the city Saturday
evening. They Joined the camping party which left
yesterday, the two named to act judges of the
dog trials.
W. s. Gilbert, the dramatist, is said to receive
$40 900 year from his copyrights. He once, years
ago. applied for position as Captain in a cavalry
regiment but was not able to pass the required
animation.
Mrs. LaDgtry told reporter the other day that
che does not for social recognition and is not
at all put out because the New York ladies pay her
no attention" It's their ducats and not their din
ner5 she is after.
John P. King, of Georgia, the oldest living ex-
United States Senator, is now 81 years of age and
in excellent health. He was born April 3, 1899, and
was elected Senator to fill an unexpired term in
lS43, and Reelected for full term in 1884, but re-
signed in 1887.
Lawrence Barrett's real name is Larry Brallighan.
His grandfather owned hotel in Roscommon,
where the actor was born, and was bosom friend
OF the novelist Lover. Barrett himself christ
ened by Father Prout the famous parish priest Of
Watergrass Hill.
Petroleum V. Nasty" is ''short, fat and so,
though still bard and steady worker. His method
when travelling is to hire whole section in Pull
man car, have the curtains drawn up and the table
set up, and then proceed to business with type
writer and Jug
The King of Dahomey, on stated OCCASIONS puts
finely-clad ofiicial under gorgeous umbrella and
directs him to take his royal compliments te his
friend the ocean This done the Official is tossed
to the sharks The salary Of this position is not SO
much an object as the name.
Next Wednesday morning A. n Buchanan and
Miss Nellie Clarke, daughter of C. W. Clarke will
be married at the residence of the latter Cards
out for the reception Of friends to last from IL
TO o'clock. In the afternoon the couple will go to
the Bay for week or two. They will give recep
tons December 18th and 18th at the Clarke resi-
dence, at Tenth and streets.
Mr.. and Mrs T. W. Sheehan entertained a com
pany Of intimate friends at reunion at their resi-
dence, Fifteenth and streets, Saturday evening.
very pleasant evening was passed. Among the
guests several of tile officers of the First Artil
l.ry Regiment Of which Colonel Sheehan is COM
mander. The next day large number of children
entertained at the same residence at luncheon,
in honor of the birthday OF little Miss Allie Shee-
han. The little folks quite filled the house, and
were greatly pleased with their entertainment.
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Yesterday: II. IF.
FOLEY, Red Bluff; George w Gregg, Santa Cruz
George Riley, city; DR.. F X. SAKE and wife, Santa
Clara; W. c Pomfret, st. Louis; l.. Harnett editor
of Breeder and Sportsman II. A Bassford, Vaca-
vile; Ii. h. Johnson, D. Mckay, city; L. Leonard,
Oregon; John l.. Murphy and wife, MarYsvills; T.
G. Phillips, Belmont; Thomas B. Inch, wife and
child, Eureka Mills J. W. Hall, Folsom; C. C.
Leonard, John F. Henry and wife, New York A. C.
Freeman, city; II. II. Briggs E. II. Crittenden, t.
G. Cnnkn, L. Heyneman, L. j. Lewis, T. B. Oliver,
Schwartz, Henry Van Heusen, NJ Peyser, W. Fl.
Goucher and wife, l. B. Martin, L. W. Mclaughlin,
A. w. Moore, y. Heseltine, San Francisco.
Arrivals at the State House Hotel E. E. Brown,
Joseph Donovan Franklin Brown, c. H. Lamkin,
R. H. Dosa, city; ]. W. Cork, A. P Fischer, Fol-
som; G W. Withstand ey, Placervile John Mills,
Gait John r. Stock, Miss Alice Won Boden, San
Francisco H s. Fallman, sperry Dye, ST.. S. W.
Dye Jr., Dime Sharp, Fred. DIeury, Chas. Kalloch,
B. Weetfall, Joseph Wise, Francis Wise Charles
Palmer, Phillip Wise, George Holland, C. F. Trask,
Walnut Grove; F. Asher, Roseville; John NJ Boyle,
wife and three children, Miss Fannie Boyle Miss
Jennie Boyle Samuel Boyle, W. H Carpenter, wife
and two children, Texas Mrs May and three chill
dren, Benson; W. II Atkins, J. CASTILLO, Elk
Grove; A. D. Oakley, katoma J. C. Pierson,
Costumes Wm. Thyne~eth Thomas Laty, James
Burner, R. Bray, Plymouth B. F Dollron, F.
Ledbetter, Gridey; L. B. Myers, Greenwood; c. f.
Richardson, Placerville.
a pleasant surprise party rendered William A
Foster by his many friends the residence Of Judge
Foster, at Brighton, on Thursday evening, Novem-
Der 22d. The young the recipient of many
valuable presents, watch and chain and elegant
album being among the number. The evening
passed with music and games. and at IL o'clock
sumptuous supper was served. Among the guests
were the Misses Annie Artz Minnie Rooney. Carrie
B1stwck, Matte Boop amy Darling, Nettie Teeple,
Nellie Darling, Lena Teeple, Maggie burlington,
Annie Brown, Fannie Harlow, Mary Brown, Addie
Baker, Katie ManlOve, Lizzie Bcstwick Messrs. viii
Harlow, Chan Ring George Artz Charles Darl
ing, Arthur Murphy, Jessie Harlow, James Rooney
James Brown, stephen Rooney, Charles Baker
Charles Perkins, Lincoln Purringson, Geo Cooper
Frank Baker, Frank Temple, Ed Manlove Mrs
Whtesdes, Mrs Teepe, Mrs. Vim. Baker, Mrs Per-
kIns Mrs. Foster, j. Perkins, William Baker and
Mr. Foster.
MARRIED..
Sacramento, November 24-By J. c. Tubbs. Justice