Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-06-27
socIaL AND PERSONAL.

H. L. Higgins of Riehland, is in town
James WOODBURY. left yesterday for Tahoe City.
W. E Terry came up from the Bay last evening.
James W. Beaumont, Of Philadelphia, is In the
city.
c. X Dougberty and D. O. Cook have gone to
Yosemite.
slrs. P. s. Quick arrived from Montgomery, Mo-,
yesterday.
Mrs. DR.. Bates and Mrs John Lawton, OF Folsom,
are in the city.
Judge Marshall, of Reno. went home from the
Archie Borland, Of Oakland, wen: through to Au-
burn last evening
Eli Dennison and family came up from San Fran.
cisco last evening.
W H. Prouty and O. j. stanchheld Of Gait, came
to the city yesterday.
A l. S1eetzer, Of Suisun, will arrive home this
morning from the East.
District Attorney john T. Carey goes to san
Francisco this morning.
Mrs. A. Whitaker and Mrs. s. Prouty, OF Gait,
are at the Capital Hotel.
L. L. Frost has returned from an extendedtour
through Fl Dorado county.
Losis Gerber returned Yesterday from a three
months visit to Kern county.
Mrs. Thomss Allen and her son George Of Mlchi-
gan Bar, are visiting in the city.
Chas. BcLennaD an ex police officer OF this CITY,
returned from Arizona Yesterday.
VIM. T Higgins, the famous San Francisco poll.
tican, arrived in the city last evening
Charles Coil and J. Banyire, Jr OF this city, will
arrive home by the southern route to-day.
President Finigan, Of the State Board Of Agricult
ure, arrived from San Francisco last evening
The family of John T. Cardwel have gone to the
Summit, where they will spend the summer months.
J. II. Strobridge, of the Central Pacific, went
through to Redding yesterday in the car Califor-
MIA"
In the city John 7. Whitney, of RockIin M. S.
Kirkland, Miss Weber and Charles Houprey, of
San Francisco
the east-bound train, en- route to Lake Tahoe for a
few weeks vacation.
Miss Nellie Webb and her sister, Mrs Ida Hern-
don, have gone to Blue Canyon to spend few weeks
OF the summer months.
Mrs. James A. johnson and Miss Ada johnson,
wife and daughter of eX Lieutenant Governor John.
son, are at ParaisO Sprngs
Next Friday evening Miss Jessie Saxon, assisted
by her pupis and Dixon local talent, will present
the operstta -" Red Ridingbood at Dixon.
Jacob Nafziger, of Nevada City, accompanied by
his wife and two children, are in San Francisco.
They expect to be absent about two months.
Mrs G. Politz and three children will arrive this
morning from their visit to New York Mr.. Politz
went up the road on last evenings train to meet
them.
Colonel Cameron H. King, who was few years
ago executive secretary of his uncle, Governor II.
Fl. Haight, was married recently in New York city
to Miss Ella Brown, formerly Of Napa.
Bishop Whital:er's "School for Girls" in Reno.
Nevada, closed for the term last week. The only
graduate was Miss Armenia GriDpen. She read an
essay on The Past and Present"
Mrs. NJ. Scott, who has been rlsticating at Tahoe
City for the past several weeks has returned t. hef
home very much improved in health. She brought
Iar 1f 1ae Sf-TI
bloom.
James Craig Of Nevada county, and Miss Janette
Cover, Of San Jose, united in marriage at the
brides home on Sunday, the 18th instant by Rev.
j. ". Ingram. The happy pair will take up their
residence in T1uckee, Cal.
The engagement is announced of william Hart.
WE'LL with the firm OF NJ Ehrman & Co.. San Fran
CISCO and Miss Ida Hall, well-known society be lie
Of Grass Valley. The wedding will take place next
month. The Young lady Is now visiting Mss Ma
guIre in San Francisco.
This morning Westminster Presbyterian Church.
for the marriage Of Miss Fannie 1. Smith and J. T.
Whitney, viii be open at 9 o'clock, and the cere-
mony will take place promptly at gas O'clock The
reception will be held 10 the parors of the church
Immediately after the ceremony
The recently elected officers OF the occidenta
Club. Red Bluff, as follows: President D.
Frank; Vice President, J. W. Brown Secretary
G. A Chase ; Treasurer, c. A. Campbell Sergeant
alarms, C. T. Alvord Executive Committee-W
B. Cshoone, John Clements, S. P. Freeman.
Last week, in Winters, at the residence of the
brides parents, Frank ]. Bonnsy, rising young
attorney of San Francisco, married to Miss Jen-
ME Wolfskill. The bride was recently graduated
from SHELLS Seminary, Oakland special train
run from Elmira to Winters for the convenience
of the guests.
An exchange says: 1.-THE engagement is an.
nounced of Lieutenant Richardson Clover, T. s. n,
and Miss Dora Miller. daughter OF Senator Miller Of
California. 1t is last years rumor revived, this
time authoritatively. The young lady is her
fathers only presumptive heir, and the Senator's
wealth is well up in tie millions
John Talbot, Of Sacramento Commandery W. c.
Stroud, Of Golden Gate Commanderv, San Fran
cisco, A. ]. Wightman, Of Marysville Commandery,
A. W. Foster and Timothy Hopkins. of Caifornia
Commandery, have accepted the invitation of the
Grand Captain-General, h. H. LoYd to act as aids
on the occasion Of the Triennial Conelave.
One OF the most agreeable and recherche affairs
that has occurred in Chico the present season was
the ga, den musicale given by Madame Tfineano, a;
/ her residence, Friday evening. The house and
garden beautifully lighted, the many lanterns
hanging suspended from the shade trees giving the
place fairiy-like scene. The elite Of Chico was
| present
| Arrivals st the Golden Eagle Hotel: J. H. Nef
! C0lfax Miss 4. Wager. Miss E. Wager, Woodland
/ n. Flint, Snartsyille dr. and Mrs W. ". Stoeker
Mira, ", z Spencer, Marysyi le Amos Morrill, eRi