Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-06-22

c. Shawl. of San Francisco, is at the Golden
Eagle.
J. H. Burnham, Of Folsom, came up from the Bay
last evening.
John We'll, ex-State Treasurer, has returned from
a trip to Sierra county.
| B. Kozminsly left for the mountains on the east
bound train last evening.
Miss Lena Shaeu, OF San Francisco is the guest of
| Miss A. Elkus Of this city.
| Mrs. VIM. Hawkins, Of Chico, is spending a few
| days in the city with friends.
| F. A. Hornblower, formerly proprietor of the
| Golden Eagle Hotel, is in the city.
| G. Mason, formerly purchasing agent for the
Virginia and Truckee Railroad, went East last even
| ing.
Miss Sadie Raphael and Miss Della PEPPER, OF
Stockton, are the guests of Mrs. H MARKS Of this
| city.
Miss Lizzie Jacobs, formerly of this city, now a
resident of San Francisco is here on visit and is
staying with her aunt, Mrs. Samuel Nathan.
Last Sunday the members of the German Social
| Club OF Santa Rosa spent very pleasant day at
| Harry Bole's magnificent vineyard at Guicos
| valley.
W. c. Van Fleet, W. R. ormsby, Detective Chas.
| Aull, A. A. Van VOORHEES,; members of the State
| Board of Equalization C. E. Wilcoxson John Mark.
ley and Charles Gidea left the city yesterday the
| $50 P NJ. train.
Yesterday at the residence of the brides parents
| on Tenth street, between and p Miss Emile AK
| thelm daughter OF Rev. H. W. Axthelm, of this
| city, was married to George Comfy, of Sacramento.
The father OF the bride performed the marriage GER
| emory.
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel H. L. Whit.
man, st. Louis No. Fl. Bruner and wife, Pinoe
H. c. Austin, Los Angeles N B. Bowers ar d wife,
Prescott, a. T.; A. B: Cheney, G. S. simcns, Miss
| Bella Glennon Mss Maggie Mathewson, F. A. Horn.
blower, L. S. Brewster }. t. Murray, San Fran
cisco.
In the city yesterday: l. D. Stephens Woodland
f. r. Gaylord, Nevada City wills Green Colusa
J H. Miller, Latrobe; Chas Coil, Woodland II E.
| Ward and Andrew Ash. Stockton; a. L. Farrow,
| Reuters John c. Nylie, Latrobe Michael Tracy,
Costumes, and H. E. Barton, Dry Creek.
Arrivals at the State House Hotel: P Planalp,
| W. Wright, 6 Kreeger, c. C. Fueitt, A p. BRYANT
| H. Chase, Mrs. Hancock, J. II SAWYER Gait W
Dunhsm Igo, Shasta county; L. NJ. Scott, Cosum.
| mes Miss Emma johnson, Amaior county f. A.
Baird, Stockton; Rock Hunt, Freepors; II. l.. Rob-
Inson, Placerve; J. Harrington. Jas. o. Cashin,
| San francisco; John Williams, Napa; John Mahin,
| Michigan Bar.
The social event Of the season at Woodland was
the marriage this week Of Morris Gross of Madison
| Yolo county, and Miss Bertha HynlsH daughter Of
| Mr.. and Mrs. HymaD, Of Woodland. The bride is
| the first child born Of Jewish parents in Yolo
| county. The ceremony took place at the residence
of the brides Parents, Rev. DR.. Bloch, of Sacra-
mento, officiating. There were many invited
guests present. among them being the following from
| this city Mr. aud Mrs. A. HeyInan, Mr. and Mrs
| a. Dennery, Miss \. Den1ery, Hr. and Mrs W
| Price, Miss Hattie Price, Mr. and 3rs 3. Dennerv
Ths bride was the recipient Of many handsome pres
| ents. The happy couple have gone on a wedding
tour to san Francisco, Santa Cruz, Monterey and
| other places.
From a Boston letter to mu ician cf Sacramento,
it is learned that at the recent commencement exer.
| cises OF the New England Conservatory of Music
| held in fremont Temple, Boston, Miss Ida Ciinch
Of Sacramento, was one Of the dozen sooists chosen
| from among the several hundred undergraduates
| to appear in the concert programme She sang the
aria " Hear, We Israel from Mendelssohn S
" Elijah" The success Of tie yourg lady was such
that she was offered morning engagement in Lynn
| church quartet, and an evening engagement in q
Boston church choir for the asOn OF 1883 both OF
which were accepted, and hence she will not return
to Sacramento next month, stated, but will re-
| main ia Boston until graduated next year. The
criticism is that the Sacramento adys voice has
undergone striking change, and enc Of much
| promise"
Mrs Ed. Mckee was the recipient Of genuine
| surprise party last evening. On her return from
moonlight ride she found the house taken posses
| s.oa OF by upwards Of fifty OF her friends. They
| also brought with them brass band Of ten pieces.
The time passei very pleasantly amid an uproar Of
jolity and fun. Among those present were the fol
| lowing ladies and gentlemen Mr. and Mrs. W b.
| Miller Mr. and Mrs. G.. B. kstIenstein, Mr.. and Mrs.
Sam Kstzenstein, Mr.. and Mrs. o. T. Tubbs, Mr..
and Mrs. Frank 6idwell, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Joy,
Mr.. and Mrs VIM. Mclaughlin, Mr. end Mrs Vim.
| White Mr. aud Mrs. Albert Hart Mr.. and-Airs. Dan
Server. Mr.. and Mrs J. Boyd. Mr. and Mrs George
Miss Emma Norton, Miss Kittie Campbell, Miss Ida
| Foster Hiss Minnie Marshall. Miss Ella Tubs, Mrs.
I E. a. Marshall, J. W. Guthrie, ". GoYan. J. Bar
rett, II. W. RIvett Dan Long and others