Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-06-18
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

H. E. Hall came up from the Bay last night.
Mrs J. P Scott, of Folsom is visiting Truckee
Mrs. DR.. Lame has returned from San Francisco.
Mr. and Mrs. }. c. Williamson, of Penryn, are in
the city.
John Mocoub, Warden OF the Folsom Prison, is
in the city.
George E. Mills and wife have returned from Har-
bin Springs.
George H. Holton left Saturday for a visit to Lake
and MendecinO counties.
W. W. BcowneI, James Martin and Joseph Craig,
of Woodland are in the city.
Miss Ester Buruette, OF San Francisco, is visiting
Miss Kate Hamilton, of Folsom.
Geo H. Baird and bride, nee Watson, OF Marys-
vile, were in the city yesterday
Thomas Ford, District Attorney OF Nevada
county, was n the city yesterday.
Lon Glass, of Oroyille, and John r. Brown, OF
Redding, were in the city yesterday
Mrs C. H Carlock and two children, OF Oakland,
are visiting Mrs. J. A. Sampson, OF Gait.
Miss Mamie Hamilton, Of Auburn, is visiting
Sacramento, the guest Of Miss Kate Snider.
State Superintendent wecker, who has been in.
disposed from throat trouble, was better yester-
day.
Miss Jennie steadman, OF San Francisco, is visit
ting her sister Mrs. Frank W. Peck, Of Mckeumne
Hill.
Mrs. Nightingale and daughter Florence, of BENZ
Motifs family.
Miss Lille Muir entertained several OF her pariic-
ular friends with banquet yesterday at her resi-
dence, at us L street
Rev. Y. A Lewis and daughter, Eva, have re-
turned to Napa, after a seventy days voyage among
the South Sea Islands.
Miss Florence Reed returned last week to Knights
Landing. She has been visiting Miss Nellie Pierce
1t her home on street
saturday Mr. and Mrs. Porter Ashe left on the
evening train 70 join Mrs T. B. Croker and party
Al Idlswil1, Lake Tahoe
William Bssell, Assistant Freight Agent OF the
Central Pacific, accompanied by Frank Shay and
wife have gone 70 Iruekee-
H Sears, }. h. Nef. Colonel Fiournoy and
others interested in the state Prison investigation,
cine up from the Bay last night.
Miss NJ E. Elliott Principal Of the public school
st acayile, Soeno c0unty, Is visit NJ her sister,
Ms. J. a. Rapp, OF Nevada City
NJ ard Mrs NJ Shaw and daughter, and Miss
Ida Norton, Of Napa, have gone 70 Monterey, where
/ they viii spend 4 month or six weeks
| Misses Tessie and Lille Brady retap to their
/ home in San Francisco next SaturdaNter six
I weeks visit 10 Bryans ranch, near CORTLAND.
Miss Fannie Hubbard left this city last week fer =
! visit to Yosemite in company with NJ. and Mrs
/ Page, Mrs. A D. sperry ard Miss Ethel SPerry, of
/ Stockton
/ Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel W [. Craw-
i ford Walter Wallace, William r Newman, T. Seller,
| W T. Harris, san Francisco, Samuel Smith. J. T.
/ NcCoiIurn New York W F. Tibbits, D. and r. G.
| R. R., Denver; 5 d. Stevens, Egin, H.; Gus
| Gumpetz and wife, Miss Tile Arudt, Stockton.
| Thursday afternoon there was double wedding
I in Napa, two sisters-Leah and Lima Smith beng
married. respectively, 20 Isaac Sgeitzer, Of SuisHn
and William Inmsn, OF Nspa- The ceremonies were
! performed by Rev. z. B. Ware, of Sacramento, and
| Rev. j. W. Brier, Of Salinas City. Frank Turton
| ard Samuel Scarlett acted as groonsmen, and Miss
Clara Stuart and Miss Lizzie Best As bridesmaids
| The brides were the recipients OF many handsome
presents
Some Of the friends Of Mr.. aud Mrs. ". Il. Wright
decided to give them surprise party last Wednes
| dav evening At their recently comll ted residence
s05 VI street. The party formed At the residence o
D. O. Cook 70 the number Of about sixty, ani
| marched 70 the Wright dwelling, where they pro
oeeded 70 take charge Of the house. Il was CON-
plete surprise but the host and hostess were squs
to the emergency, and very pleasant evening va
spent, with cards, games, music, refreshments an
! social chat.
B. y. Shoecraft. Of Nevada CITY, Was formally eN
pelled from the Young Mems Social Club on Fridzl
event z, for having violated the elubs Eosi sacre,
Obligation b taking unto himself better half
About twenty members OF TIE club assembled a. II
residence d the newly married c5uple 20 perform
the unpleasant duty. but they ioqnd it yery pies
snt before they had besa there very long, and Be
fore the evening was over each member wished tha
every other member would get married. 50 tha
tEey could be expelled IN ike manner
Saturday night the Pioneers had another time
ons q the kind Of times that only tie Pioneer