Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-05-12
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.


Sheriff Cunningham, of San joaquin, is in the 2ty
Hon. Charles Reed, of Yolo, was in the city yes
| terday.
Theo. Winters and family came to the city last
evening.
Dr. Mervin stillwsgon, oi,Napa is visiting friends
| in Chico.
Mrs j. B. Wright came home from San Francisco
last evening
last evening
C. Ansorg and wife, of Marysyille, have removed
to Fresno City.
c. t. Jones and c. W. Clarke came up from the
Bay last evening.
| E. A. sepulveda, of Los Angeles is visiting his
| brother in this city.
! C. L. loser, ex-Secretary of the State Senate,
| went East last evening.
| NJ Arnold, of this city, will return to Portland,
| Or, in about two weeks.
| Frank White, Of Yolo county, is on visit to
/ his friends in Grass Valley.
| E. 7. Sheppard, of Napa has returned home from
a visit TO Ell Dorado county.
| Miss Emma Garfield will leave for Stockton on
Monday for two weeks visit.
Misses Mary and Emma wittenbrock, of this city,
| are visiting friends at Dayisville.
Miss Mamie McDermott, of oroville, is in the city
| the guest OF Mrs. W. ". Gris5im.
| Ex-Congressman ]. X. Luttrell is living in Sononla
county, and is engaged in farming
| A. Dennery, of Sacramento, is among the overland
passengers to arrive this morning.
Ex-senator E. A. Davis, of Marysville, is in San
Jose as delegate TO the Grand Lodge Of Odd Eel
4 lows.
town, visiting friends. She will remain severa
weeks.
H. S. Graves, OF MarysvilIe, has gone to Chicago
as delegate to the Good Templars' National Con
ventlon.
Lawrence Barrett, the celebrated actor. and COM
pany went through to San Francisco yesterday
morning
letter is held for postage at the Napa City Post
Office, addressed TO Miss Lucy Ware, 1920 street,
| Sacramento.
Miss Emma Marshall, OF Green Valley. has gone
TO Washington Territory on prOtracted visit 70 ner
| sister, Mrs. johnson.
Mrs c. D. Blakey, of Nevada City, who has been
visiting in Georgia for long time past, is expected
10 return home this week
Miss Ida C. Dunn, Of San Francisco. sister of +.
L: Dunn, OF Auburn, is visiting Mrs Fenton' wife
Of the proprietor OF the Auburn Argus.
Mrs r. B. Pierce, Of Pleasant Grove, leaves this
morning for a months visit to her daughter and
son in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. S A. Salisbury, of Gilroy
Joseph c. Kingsbury and family, Frank Andrews
and wife, j. X. Diekey and Albert F. Goldsmith, OF
Marysvile left this week for the East TO visit rela
| tlves.
Mrs. A. Goodman and children, of st. Helena, are
visiting San Francisco Mrs. Clarence Egin and
her sister, Miss Dixie Chiles, also on visit to
| friends in that city.
Senator Jas. G. Far, Colonel Wilson, his attor-
nay, W. s. Mesck, attorney for Mrs. Fair, and
Richard Dye, were passengers last evening from San
| Francisco to Carson.
| Senator Edmunds OF Vermont, Senator David
Davis OF Illinois, and Edwin B. Haskell editor OF the
Boston Herald, are now registered at the Palace
Hotel in San Francisco.
Mrs John S. Miller and daughters, Ida and Laura,
are visiting the country home of Robert Brownie,
at Cresson, Napa Junction. Mrs. Miller's
health has been very poor OF late
Anthony Christianson, of this city, and Miss Alice
Green, of Nortonyie. Contra Costa county, were
married at the latter place the LIST inst and re-
turned to Sacramento on Thursday.
Harry Lightner, formerly the Superintendent Of
the Sulphur Bank quicksilver mine, is in charge Of
the ManZanita gold mine at Sulphur creek, Colusa
county, and is employing from 30 to 40 men.
Thomas II. Reynolds late Deputy Secretary Of
State and formerly County Clerk OF San Francisco,
has leased the new brick hotel building at Fresno,
and opened the as hrst-class hotel on the
first of May.
George Atwood, cousin to the late Daniel P. Hol-
brooke is on visit to Mrs. Holbrooke at Grass Val
ley Mr. Atwood came TO California in the early
days. and resided at Dutch Flat, in Placer county,
for some years.
Daniel Flint, Grand Master OF the State Grange,
visited st. Helena Grange and initiated class Of
fourteen in the fourth degree OF the Order, after
which a bountiful lunch partaken Of at Wine
growers Hall, at which the lady members waited
| on the table,
| Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel Miss Sadie
Price, Miss Laura Collier, MERGED; Geo. II. Bascom,
Denver; Miss Elizabeth Limbath, Sacramento
burt, ofand John MeComb, Folsom Dr. J. H.
Wythe and wife, Oakland; c. A. Grow, Harry E.
| Lewis, NJ A. Rothschild John Shirley, Miss Mary
| Shirley, N. Michel, \. Marks II. Marks, L. H
Poekman and wife, Louis InhaDs, San Francisco.
Last week there occurred at the residence of A.
| Lithgrow, In San Diego, the celebration Of the
hftieth anniversary OF the mlTriage of Adam Litll-
| grow and Caroline Woodward OF the guests pres
emit none were at the wedding fifty years ago, al
though four OF the bridal party are still living
three the Atlantic slope and one in the northern
part OF this State Four generations OF the family
were represented. The tokens Of love and E,tem
were many.
! DR.. Henry Gibbons is the President of the State
Board of Health He is one Of the pioneer and most
eminent OF the medical faculty of the Pacific He is
also prominent medical journalist having founded
the Pacific Mediea, ana Surgical Journal some
twenty years ego, and since has been its chief
| editor. DIR. Gibbons and Martha Poole were
ried at Wilmington, Del, May 9, 1888. They eele-
brated their golden wedding anniversary at their
residence, No. 939 GearY street, San Francisco,
| Wednesday. A remarkable fact connected with the
pleasant celebration the presence of the grooms
man and bridesmaid of the wedding fifty years ago,
namely, DR.. W. P. Gibbons and wife. Another de-
| 1ghtful feature of Wednesdays wedding was the
presence, also, Of children and grandchildren of Dr.
Gibbons and wife. The floral offerings and gifts Of
other kinds were generous in quantity ana SUPERB
| ia quality The following verses, commemorative
Of the OCCASION were read
Long the path you have walked together,
Outlines rough and hard TO climb;
springtime's glow, and wintry weather.
Marriage bells-and funeral chime
Faltering under weight of care,
Sometimes losing sight of hope;
Yet reaching handin-hand the stair,
That leads to life's declining slope.
With clear-eyed vision backward cast
The broken arches you can trace
The rugged me.stones you have passed.
To reach to-day's abiding place.
You scan the prints on nemory's sands.
Recall the thoughts of long ago,
And as again you clasp your hands.
The white OF half a century's snow
Upon your head has drfted down;
Yet scarce cloud is floating DER
And chidren's love-affection's crown
Replaces bridal robes you wore
When "faithful unto death was said
With all its hope, and faith and doubt,
The future pilgrimage to thread,
Which now behind you stretches oct.
Dear friends-upon this golden day
have no bridal gift to bring
Except this simple rhyme, to say
My heart pours out its Offering,
And prayer that all your future DAYS,
May be your brightest and your best;
That God may lead in peaceful ways
To the sure haven OF His rest
HORSE EVOLUTION.
NJ all the dou,aet;c S,oo;aa a. L.