Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-05-14
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

A. l.. Hart returned from Placerville Saturday.
Mrs. Wilson, of Cloverdale, is visiting Marysville
Albert Hart returned Saturday from visit to Sar
Jose.
Mrs. H. Steiuman and children came home from
San Francisco yesterday.
MiE Carrie Cook of Cloverdale, left last week for
visit to the Eastern States
G. Stock, of this city, is among the overland pas
sengers to arrive this morning.
General Charles Cadwalder, OF Red Bluff, came
down yesterday and went to San Francisco
Ex-President Forbes, of the c., B. and Q. r. R.,
left for the East last evening in special car.
Senator Fair, Mrs Fair and son, R. s. Mesick and
S. NJ. Wilson. returned from Nevada yesterday.
Isaac Requa, the prominent mining man of Oak
land, was passenger yesterday from Virginia City
Mrs. Smith, Of Marysville, sister of Mrs. J. H.
Bowman, is visiting the ast-named lady at Clover
dale.
Miss May Stanley, formerly of Folsom, has been
visiting friends at that place during the past few
days.
Miss Ida Wick, who has been the guest Of Miss
Kate Hamilton, Of Folfom, has returned to Saera-
mento.
Ex.United States Senator Stewart, OF Nevada.
spent yesterday in Sacramento and left in the after
noon for Amador county.
Mrs. Emma Mossler, sister Of Mrs. G. Zimmerman,
Of this city, accompanied by her daughter, arrived
IToIn Tue East Yesterday morning.
A. Mapas; railroad ticket agent at San Francisco,
accompanied by his family left last evening for six
weeks visit to the Eastern States.
Morris Hoefiich, James Sherdon and John Low,
mining experts, were passengers on the overland
train last evening and en- route to Virginia.
Rev. Carroll II. Davis, OF this city, will hold d.
vine service and administer holy communion at
Trinity Church, Folsom, on tomorrow evening
Mrs Whitley and daughter, of San Francisco,
and hra A n Dot Of Ofaksn
the guests last week Of the family Of B. F. Bates, of
Folsom.
John johnson, of Grass Valley, has returned from
a three-weeks visit TO the southern portion Of the
State. He will soon remove with his family to Los
Angeles.
G. Cremer, an inventor OF musical instruments,
late of Chico, left last week for the East where he
goes for the purpose Of disposipg Of some OF his
patents.
Mrs. Carrie Dickerson, who has been in Stockton
for some months past, has returned to her home in
Lodi. She will depart this week for the East with
DR.. and Mrs. Burchard
Tomorrow party will leave Nevada City for the
East, consisting of the following persons: B. T.
Allen, Winnie Mulloy, Mrs. G. +. Jacobs Mrs. C. A.
Pare, Mrs. Gregory and probably Geo. E. Turner.
The Eureka (Nevada) Sentinel, of Saturday, says
"Colonel Mills yesterday the recipient of some
beautiful flowers, the gift of society of young
ladies at Sacramento, called the Guild OF ST.
Theckla."
Charles Towle Foreman of the Fire Department
and Russell White, commander of tine Fire Patrol Of
San Francisco, visited the Fire Department of this
city on Saturday, and returned to the Bay in the
afternoon
Mrs. E. B. Croker. Mrs. W. V. Crouch and Chas
F. Dillman will leave to-day for trip to Colorado
Springs. They will go by the Southern Pacific, and
will return over the Denver and Rio Grande and the
Central Pacific.
Misses Catharine and Charlotte Chalker, residents
I
urday, and are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. L. L.
Palmer They are members OF the Raymond Boston
excursion party, who are now visiting California.
Superior Judge Keyser, of Yuba county, will leave
to- morrow for WeaveryiAe, Trinity county, to pre-
side over the Superior Court of that county for
week or two. He will be accompanied by Assembly,
man Cutter, who will report the proceedings of the
Court.
Mrs. A. j. Ridge, Of Grass Valley, and Mrs. Alice
Beatty Of Nevada City, leave to-day for Berkeley
and will remain there to witness the graduation ex-
ercises of the class of 1888. In that class are Miss
Mamie N. Ridge, William Dsamer and William
Stevens, all OF Grass Valley.
Postmaster Backus, Bank Commissioner Litchfeld
and Colonel c. Mason Kline, of San Francisco came
to the city Saturday. They were met by Warden
McComb OF the State Prison, and the party accom-
panied by General j. F. Sheehan, went to Folsom in
the afternoon, where they will remain until to-day.
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel: II. I. Bush,
J. Welsh II. Brunn, Julius Aronsen, R. L. Toplitz
I. Bates, S. Godstone, George S. Strong, l.. A.
Munger, G. Kitchen, San Francisco; T. w. Arm
strong, New York S. S. Morton, Denson, Iowa !;
R. o. Cunningham, Marysville; F. A. NJ. Burrell,
New York J. II. Williamson, Suisun; C. G. Dodge,
oakland.
On Thursday evening last, Moses Hochheimer and
Miss Hattie Crawford, Of Willows, were united in
marriage at that place by Judge o. P. Evans, of
San Francisco. Among the guests present were
Dr. Gardner, OF Sacramento, and the Misses Marden,
of Daysville. The presents were numerous and
costly, and included furniture silverware paintings
and bric-abrao.
Last Tuesday evening Rev. W. Fl. Pascoe, pastor
of the Congregational Church of Leckeford and
Miss Ida Locke were united in marriage at the resi-
dence of the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs D. J.
Locke Rev. J. A. Benton, of Oakland, performed
the ceremony. Miss Amelia Brunei acted as brides
maid, and Luther j. Locke gIoomsman. The
happy couple will spend two weeks their wed.
ding tour Sacramento is one of the places to be
visited.
On last Friday night ball was given at Newcas-
tie by the Knights of Pythias and Red Men. The
attendance was large. The management was under
the charge of W. c. Greedy floor director, Charles
McEllee and Fred Grant floor managers. The
music furnished by the Pine Band composed of
G. NJ. Bolton, William Tudburg, Frank Colgroye
and George Kesson, and the music was considered
excellent for new band A fine supper was pro-
vided for the guests at the Newcastle Hotel.