Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-05-03
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

Dara Perkins, OF Rocklin, was in the city yester-
day.
Sheriff Cunningham, OF San Joaquin county, vas
in the city yesterday.
F. A. Fowler, Of this city will arrive home to-day
by the Southern route.
Charles Bostwiek and E. Boscovitch went through
to Salt Lake last evening.
J. F. Argyle, of Arbucke, will arrive home by the
overland train this morning.
United States Senator Jas. G. Fair went through
last evening to Ninnemucca, Ney.
Mrs R. II. Pratt came to Sacramento yesterday,
and is the guest of ]. Notngham5 family.
W. Bryant, Assistant Assayer OF the United States
Mint, went through to Carson last evening.
There was a kettledrum given by Mrs..N Nathan
yesterday at her residence Third street. between
and 0 streets.
Major s. NJ. Whiteside, Of the United States
army and sixty-three cavalry recruits are passen-
gers on the overland train to arrive this morning.
Ralph Turner went to Gilroy yesterday to attend
the annual Convention of the California State Sports
mems Association, for which occasion he was invited
and has prepared an original poem.
Arrivals at Golden Eagle Hotel W. J. Lloyd 5.
Disston, Philadelphia; C. F. Heiser, Baltimore; W.
Jennings and wife, DrYtown; Frank Talmadge,
Indian Valley; Mrs L. L. Soule, Z. L. Soule, Bos-
ton James b. Hagan New York j. C. Wicker
sham, Rev. T. c. Williams, Petaluma Rev. L. D.
Mansfield S. c. Gray, Benicia; Mrs. R. H. Pratt. G.
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Walsh and daughter, San Francisco.
Hon. l. N Hoag, of Washington, Yoo county, for
many years Secretary Of the State Agricultural So
ciety, vel known agriculturist and agricultural
writer and one of the pioneers of the coast, leaves
this city to-day fer Chicago and will be absent for
an indefinite period BE will go hence by the South
ern route. de will be accompanied by his wife and
his daughter, Miss Lizzie Hoag. Mr.. Hoag goes to
Chicago to act as Immigration Agent at the West for
the Central Pacific Railroad Company. He will
asfahliah Immigration hpadnuartpra in Chinarn nd
address himself to furnishing intending immigrants
from the west country with reliable information
concerning every part of this State, its resources
vacant lands, industries, advantages ETC.. and will
take all honorable measures to induce healthy and
desirable immigration to California Mr.. Hoag will
spend some time in the southern portion of the
State, stopping for couple of days each Fresno,
Tulare, Los Angeles and Riverside. Over this route
he will be accompanied by D. W. Packhurst, of the
Southern Pacific Land Office Last evening at Pho.
neer Hall there was special meeting OF the Pioneers
for the purpose OF bidding Mr.. Hoag good-by. A
committee appointed to draft resolutions in re-
gard to his departure, and they we're instructed to
report on Saturday evening.
Last Sunday, at the residence of Congressman c.
P. Berry, in Suffer county, number of invited
guests assembled to witness the nuptials of Mrs NJ
Adale Moss, sister-in-law of the hest, and G. B.
Jones, OF Topeka, KS. The short but impressive
ceremony of the NJ E. Church South was performed
by Rev. G. Il. Newton, of WAeatland after which
the happy couple received the congratulations Of
happiness so auspicieusly begun. The bride was
attended by her nieces, Misses Alice and Flora
Berry, the groom by Messrs Hunson and Albert
Berry. At II o'clock the guests repaired to the
dining room, where wedding breakfast served.
The table was laden with choice viands of every de-
scrption and variety, relieved by the soft subdmng
influence OF Foras sweetest treasures" the rich
OF which filed the house. The feast disposed
of the merry party assembled in the parlors and
spent an exceedingly social time, enlivened by vocal
and instrumental music. The bride herself, being
charming vocalist, contributed several well rem.
dered selections. Not the least enjoyable were the
comic sketches of minstrelsy by Sam. oden. Mr..
and Mrs. Jones intend spending month the
journey TO their new home in Pueblo, Col, stopping
at all places OF interest on the route The following
guests were present: c. P. and K. G. Berry, Albert
Berry, James P and Miss Flora Berry, Mr.. and Mrs.
Sam. Harding, Abel Harding, Misses Ollie and Min
ME Harding, Mr. and Mrs Henley Smith, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ward Berry, George Bray, Sam. odel, Mr.. and
Mrs. B. H. Berry, Davis and Bell Berry, Misses Alice
and Jennie Berry, Rev. G. II. New on II. B. New.
ton, John B. Davis, c. Davis and B. Davis, brothers
of the bride, of San Francisco; Mr.. and Mrs. t. S.
Ewing, of Pleasant Grove; Mr.. and Mrs. George
Wilson, and Mr.. and Mrs. NJ G. Clark, Of Yuha
City Messrs. Hunson and Jones, of Marysville !;
Dr.. Baldwin, OF Sacramento