Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-05-24
SOCIAL ARD PERSONAL.
Walter Titcomb. Of Oakland. is in the city.

SOClAL AND PERSONAL.
Walter Titcomb, of Oakland, is in the city.
J. Bulens, of RoseviHe, was in the city yesterday.
Colonel F,ournoy is in attendance on the Supreme
Court
the city.
District Attorney Ford, of Nevada county, was in
the city yesterday.
John Conran will leave for San Francisco ON the
o'clock train this M 5rnng.
Thomas Boyd will leave to.day for visit to the
East, to be gone several weeks.
j. Fl Neff, Stale Prison Director, was in the city
yesterday, and left for Modesto.
Mrs. Addie Curtis, OF Sacramento left this week
for Colorado Springs and Chicago.
D. Rutherford, master mechanic OF the California
Pacific came UP yesterday from Vallejo.
George E. Williams, Superior Judge Of FL Dorado
county, is stopping at the Golden Eagle.
]. H. Carroll, Dr. F. F. Tebbetts ana DR.. Brewer
came home from San Francisco last evening.
George Frederic Parsons and wife left on Tuesday
evening for New Yorb, where they will reside.
Mrs Small of Bltimore, is visiting her sister,
Mrs Governor Stoneman, at the ranch at San Ca
briel.
A. Beffa, Mrs. Roleri ard the Misses Sarah and
Angelina Beta, OF Placerville, are at the Capital
Hotel
city for several days, returned to his home last
evening.
W. w. Faber and wife, of L,trobe, Fl Dorado
county passed through the city yesterday en- route
to Alameda.
Mrs. Bush, wife of Superior Judge Bush, OF Yolo,
has returned from three weeks visit with her par
ents at Oakland.
Mrs. Fl. C. Powell and daus liter, Of San Leandro,
are visiting at the residence of her uncle, Henry
Fowler, in Napa.
Thomas c. Lombard, of New York, is in the city,
in the interests of the Longfellow Memorial Assoca
ton OF Cambridge, Mass.
DR.. H. W. Hardness came up from San Francisco
yesterday and went to Chico in the afternoon, where
he will remain few days.
Mrs. Philip Lilienthal, wife of the Cashier OF the
Anglo California Bank passed through the city yes
terday en- route TO San Francisco.
William II. Clark, land grader for the Central Pa.
cifc Railroad Company in Utah, passed through the
city yesterday en- route for San Jose.
The Grand Lodge of the World 1. o. C. T., in
session at Chicsgo, Yesterday elected George B.
Katzenstein, OF this city, r. W. G. I.
Rev. Aaron Cross and wife, parents of Assembly
man G. W. Cross, arrived in Nevada City Yesterday
from Illinois. They will make their future home
there.
Mrs Louis Gerstle, wife OF the President of the
Alaska Fur Company, passed through the city yes.
terday en- route from the East to her home in San
Francisco
E. W. Maslin, Secretary of the State Beard Ct
main here until Monday when he leaves for San
Francisco to again join the Board.
Governor Stoneman, Secretary Of State Thomp.
son and State Treasurer January left Yesterday on
the 1l:40 train Cor Stockton where they will in.
spect the plans and specifications submitted for the
construction of the addition to the Insane Asy.
lum.
Mrs. William II. Mills, who came up on Tuesday
to be present st the meetug OF tie Alumni of Sacra
mento Seminary on Tuesday evening, and remained
guest of Mrs. Hermon Perry, returned to San
Francisco yesterday afternoon.
Leonard kellogg viii leave for the East TODAY,
going by the Southern Pacific and the Texls and
Missouri railways to st. Louis He will remain at
the East visiting the various summer resorts and
principal places, until about the lst of September
Senator James G. Fair, accompanied by James C.
Fair, Jr., and Master Charlie Fair and his tutor,
have gone by the Southern Pacific Railroad en- route
for Germany, where they intend to spend SIX months
principally at Carlsbad. Senator Fair intends to be
in Washington at the next opening of Congress-
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel: Henry
Rives Nevada; George E. Williams, Placervile ;
D. w G. Putnam, P5taluma: E. A. Reddv NJ r.
tincz; willard Ross, Nevada W. Freeman, La.
g1lna J. G. Eaglesop, F, b. Oliver, r. Birshield,
W Hickox, W. J. Roche, A. S. Baldwin, San Fran.
cisco.
C. W. Wheeler, Superintendent of Schools in
Washington Territory, and editor OF the Waitsburg
Times has been visiting Mrs. c. W. Brake, his
day for Missouri to visit his mother and the old
home of his youth. He will return on about the
LIST of July.
Bishop and Mrs. Kip left San Francisco last week
Tor visit in Southern California. There is the cor.
Der stone OF church to be laid, one church 10 be
consecrated, two deaeons to be ofdsined TO the
priesthood, enc chapel and schooIhouse to be opened
and long list OF contrmatians. The Bishop will
return about the Goth proximo.
Two sisters of William Holmes, OF the firm OF
Spaulding, Aowry Co. Downeyile, arrived there
last week from the East on visit to their brother
1t has been ever twenty years since he has seen
them. One of the ladies has been totally bird
since she u years old, and has been a teacher
i'll any asylum for the blind for many years Two
nephews OF Mr.. Holmes accompanied their mother.
On Saturday the silver wedding Of Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Maxwell. formerly of Modesto will be eele-
brated at Sun Luis Obi5po Mr. Maxwell was the
former editor and proprietor of the Modesto Herald
but is now welding the editorial pen for the San
Luis 0hispo Tribune. Mr.. and Mrs. Maxwell were
united in the bond Of marriage twenty five years
ago. in the town of Westfeld, Morrow county, Ohio.
j. A. Fillmore, General Superintendent OF the
Central Poetic; c. f. Croker Vice President of the
Sou hern Pac fc; W. G. Curtis, Superintendent of
Track, and Arthur Brown, Bridge Builder, left San
Francisco in special car yesterday morning for a
trip to New Orleans. The party win travel ty req
ular train to Ell Paso and from that point to Crescent
City taee special engine and travel only by day
light. The Journey il one of road inspection and
will occupy about sixteen days time
W. &. Hester, of Washington City, d. G wao
has been Assistant Observer to Sergeant Barwick for
two months past has received orders from the Chief
Signal Officer to proceed to San Francisco, to be at
tach-d 10 the signal station at that city Mr. Hes
ter is very much disappointed, because he likes the
climate, the people and the city of Sacramento bet
ter than any place he has ever visited, having
gained fifteen pounds in weisht during his stay
the garden city OF the Sacram INTO valley He leaves
Saturday for the Bay.
On Tuesday evening last, at the residence of the
brides plreats about miles southv est of the
town OF Williams C0lusa county, President J. c.
Keith, OF Pierce Christian College, Joined liz we'd
lock Reuben Clark, As1cmblyman from Colusa and
Teh'ma counties, and Miss Cordelis, the daughter
OF jesse Q. Stovall, of the best known farmers
in C0lusa county. There were present to witness
the ceremony only the relatives and few of the
innate friends OF the young couple, among them
being the following named L. H. Baker and wife,
Abram Clark and wife (paTentS OF the groom Mr..
Walker and wife, James Bell and wife. A j. Tusy
and wife, w. 4. Tuley and wife, Miss Augusta
Tullev, Miss Alice Welcb p Weich A. Turpe Nor
man Clark, George Rettuath, Henry Rettuath VIM.
Pctterfeld, Norman Bitton and H. n Cooper.
The bride the recipient OF many beautiful and
costly presents.
At the annual meeting of the alumni of the Sac
ramento Seminary the following named past gradu-
ates we're present Class 1S66-Mrs. Elizabeth NJ.
Mills zHasweD Mrs. Annie Z. W. Smith (Pugh) of
1S7l-Mss Llzzie Avery, Mrs. salhe E. Foster
UIndsay), Mrs julia Z. Jackson Qorenz); of 1878
Mrs. Mary A. Hart (Beckmsn), Miss Cora A. Me-
gowsn, Mrs Josephine NJ Young (Hamton); OF
1874 MISS Hattie L. Culver, Miss Mary A Mcgowan,
Mrs. Minnie j. Martin Crukey) of lS75-AIrs. Evo.
line N. Tufts (Carriger); of 1S77-Miss Bel z.
Johnston; of 1S7s-Miss Ida C. Perry, Mrs. Mary
Nichols BOUTWELL,; of 1s79-Miss E Ia Boutwell,,
Miss Maude NJ Hall, Miss Emma NJ. Lord: Of 1881
Miss Nettic Winters Miss Belle Knox, Miss Clara
Winters, Miss Nellie Dunlap; OF 1ss2-Miss Carrie
Warren, Miss Mary Croasette, Miss Grscs Brown'ee
yule class of 1SS2-Miss Lottie Petrie, Miss Lucy
Brewer, Mics Dellie Guthrie, Miss Let lie King Miss
Nellie Pine; OF 1sSS-Miss Carrie Williams.
Passenger LTsTs.