Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-05-18
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL,

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Thomas q. Williams, Jr, OF Oakland, is in the
| city.
Hugh Fraser OF San Francisco, left last evening to
| visit his old home in Scotland.
Will J. MCGEE, of Plymouth, journal clerk Of the
| last State Senate, is in the city.
! William George, OF Grass Valley, has returned
from a visit to Washington Territory.
W. j. Songer, of Suffer Creek, left Monday morn
ing for visit TO his former home in Ohio.
| Jared c. Hoag, editor of the Frater4al Record. is
| visiting his brother, o. II. Hoag of Santa Rosa.
Mrs. G. w. Springer. of San Francisco, is visiting
her parents Mr.. and Mrs. Z. Brodt, in Nevada City.
/ w. G. Merrill has returned from Oakland, and
| will remain in Sacramento during the summer
months
A. J. Little, Of Plymouth, Amador county, has
removed to this city, with the intention of going
| into business
Mrs Daniel Brown, of Sacramento, is among the
overland passengers to arrive this morning by the
Central Pacific
W. S. Church, OF La Porte, is soiouraing at the
State House, Sacramento, at work on book for A.
L. Bancroft & Co.
| Miss Title Fentenro5e was rendered surprise
party evening this week at the residence of her
| parents in Suffer Creek.
| Mr.. and Mrs. e. N. Shoecraft, Of Nevada City,
have returned from their wedding to San Fran
| cisco and Southern California
| Mrs. Isaac Thompson o. Napa, with her children,
uCpdib tOI JUetpuiuc
Oregon. She expects to be absent about three
weeks.
| Mrs. Edwin Tley, Miss Annie Lloyd, Mrs. S. N.
stranahan, Miss Addie Stranahan, Mrs. James Col
ley Jr., OF Nevada City, have gone visit to the
| Eastern States.
| will be crowned May Queen at picnic to be held
! near there She will be surrounded with twenty
| four maids of honor.
Giles H Gray and daughter and Mrs c. S.
| Wright, his sister, and her cousin, Mrs John +.
| Young, all Of Oakland, are at Auburn, in Placer
county, for the summer.
| Miss Willard and Miss Gordon, the temperance
| advocates, have gone to Reno. From that place
they viii return to California, and shortly thereafter
| will extend their visit to Oregon.
| Dudley Andrews, brother of Mrs. S. NJ Sweitzer
OF Redding, and of Miss Ella and May Andrews, Of
Shasta, will graduate from the Nspa Collegiate IL
stitute on the 24th OF this month.
Professor Joseph lie Conte, of Berkeley, has been
appointed member Of the committee, composed Of
leading scientists all over the world to receive con-
tributions for memorial of the late Charles Oar
win.
DR.. W. w. McKaig, for two years editor OF the
Stockton Independent, is now in Sau Francisco
editing the Pacific Watehnan, the organ of the A.
.. u W., and another paper, which is the organ Of
the Chosen Friends.
The wedding of Niss Bella Frank, niece of Bern
hard Sehweitzer, Of San Francisco, and Caesar Spro
will take place in New York city on "Wednesday, the
SUN instant. anu Mrs, ScnWetZer VIII East
| to attend the wedding.
Miss Nellie Smith, who used to live in Grass Val.
lev, is now on visit to the family OF Postmaster
Bosworth, and also to the household of Charles
Stokes, foreman of the Empire mine. Miss Nellie is
| now resident OF Oakland.
Yesterday afternoon Marcellus C. Tilden, an at
torneyat-iaw, of Carson City, Nevada, formerly Of
| Sacramento, was married to Meta NJ. Woodland of
this city, at the residence of Albert Hart Rev. Car
roll NJ, Davis performing the ceremony. The
| couple took the evening train for Carson.
Steven Hedges, of Santa Rosa, and Miss Nellie
Rohrer Of San Francisco, recently married at
Petaluma by Rev. B. Allen, rector of the Episcopal
Church of that place. The bride is cousin of Miss
Emma and Fred Rohrer of this city, Mr.. and Mrs
Hedges make their home at the Grand Hotel.
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel: H NJ Al.
berry, R. F. Peckham, Colusa Geo. E. Williams
Plaeerville Niles Searls, Nevada City; f. C. Teb-
bits and wife, Milwaukee; Wright Duryea and wife,
F. c. Story, New York; H. C. Dane, Boston Alex
A. T. Eggleson, W. s. Stone, ]. Saamousky, ]. A.
Swenarton, A. Fox, J. G. Spaulding, John Caslin
San Francisco
Mr.. and Mrs. Porter Ashe held an informal re-
ceptit last evening at the residence of Mrs. E. B.
Crocker. There were number OF guests from
abroad besides large representation OF the young
society people of Sacramento. An elegant lunch
served under the direction OF Fisher, the we'll
known caterer. Dancing wss the principal feature
of the evening, music being furnished by Jones,
Beebe and Grants full band.
TIE hotel car " Belgic," of the Missouri Pacific,
attached to the overland train leaving this city
last evening. 1t contained Mr.. and Mrs N. O.
Chapman OF ST. Louis; E. P. Alis and
7. J. Gilbert, of Milwaukee F. Gilbert and Mr.
| ard Mrs. G. C. Gilbert of Albany, N. T.; Mrs Tay-
lor, of Boston, Mass; Miss Bessie Colt, OF Ltch-
field, Mass; and Miss Annie Allen, daughter OF ex-
Congressman Allen, OF Missouri. The party have
large mining interests in New Mexico and Arizona
and the present trip is combined one of business
| and pleasure.
]. G. Watson and Miss Agnes Head, daughter of
George Head, of Napa, were united ia marriage at
o'clock Tuesday afternoon at the residence of the
brides parents on Clay street. The ceremony was
performed by Rev. Richard Wylie, in the presence
of sixty friends and relatives of the high con-
| tracing parties. Miss Josie Deininger, OF Vallejo
acted as bridesmaid while Charles Head brother of
the bride, officiated as groomsman. The presents
were numerous and costly. Mr. and Mrs Watson
took their departure the evening train for San
francisco, where they will spend their honeymoon