Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-04-16
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

Miss Jessie Ridge, of Grass Valley, left Saturday
for an extended visit to Berkeley.
L. S. Calkins, editor Of the Nevada Transcript,
and Hon. Niles Sears are in the city.
Washington Campbell, of Gait, left last week for
trip to Tennessee, the place Of his birth.
Matthew Arnold, Of SacrameD o, arrived in Port
land, Or. at noon, yesterday, by steamer from San
Francisco.
George Sargent, son Ct Hon A. A. Sargent, Minis.
ter to Germany left this coast last week to join his
parents at Berlin.
Judge S. C. benson is among the overland pas
sengers passing Carlin yesterday, to arrive in Sac
ramento this morning.
A. F. Jones' of oroyille, who was last week elected
Grand President of the Native Sons Of the Golden
West, is the District Attorney Of Butte county.
Emmett McNamee of Folsem. in honor OF his at
tanning his twenty-frst birthday, entertained on
Wednesday evening last a large number Of invited
guests.
Hon. John D. White, Congressman from Ken
lucky, will be married next week to Miss Harris,
Of Massachusetts, and on his wedding tour will visit
California.
Patience Hopping, widow of Judge James Hopp-
ing, of Middleton, n. j., who celebrated her one
hundredth birthday recently is an aunt Of Sheriff
W. Z. Hopping Of Shasta county.
Z. B. Washburne, late Minister to France, and a
prominent Presidential candidate three years ago,
will arrive on this coast in few days Mr.. Wash.
burne was for eighteen years member Of Congress
from the Galena District, Illinois, and is the man
who "invented General Grant.
Mr.. and Mrs ~ Rigney were the recipients Of a
surprise party at their home, on Second between
Q and streets, Saturday evening, it being the
twentieth anniversary of their marriage. They re-
ceived many valuable presents and after fine
supper there was dancing and a jolly good time
until a late hour.
There was a double wedding st the Six-Miie House,
near Placerville, last Tuesday evening-George II.
D. Meyers, son Of the proprietor, 10 Miss Sarah
Newell, and Joseph Rupley to Mr.. Meyers niece,
Miss Mary j.. Olsen. Mr.. and Mrs. Meyers kept
open house on the OCCASION which attracted large
crowd, variously estimated at from $50 to 200.
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel Niles sears,
L. S. Calkins Nevada City; A. HounsoD, L. T..
Crane Marysville Fl. R. Coale, Petsluma A.
Caution, Corvallis, Or; L. C. Payn, Alturas S.
W. Wilson, Mrs. Z. Dean and two children, Nevada
Mrs. E. I. Raun, w. II. Fiske c. L. Hovey, Mrs C.
d. Packard, Mrs. Z l. Armstrong, John Cashin,
San Francisco.
". f. Curtis, managing editor of the Chicago
Inter Ocean, and his wife Melville E. Stone, edi-
tor and proprietor of the Chicago Ne,rs Mrs Stone,
Miss Mcfarland and c. u Russell, will this week
start on journey over the new Atlantic and Pacific
Railroad, now completed through Northern Arizona.
Returning, they will take a run over the Mexican
Central to Chihuahua, via Guaymas, and then come
on to California.
The Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific Railroad
Company has invited party OF distinguished South
ern gentlemen to make tour Of inspection through
Iowa, Illinois and Minnesota next June. Among
the members of the party, which will number more
than one hundred ladies and gentlemen, will be the
Governor of Georgia, Senator Colquitt, the State
Treasurer of Georgia. Major Cram, President OF the
Atlanta Board OF Trade and the editors Of the At
anta Constitution and Atlanta appeal.