Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-11-10
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.
S. ]. Alden. of Pl,cerviIle, is in the city.

Mrs Morse, of Red Bluff, is visiting Chico
Mrs d. A. Bender has returned 20 her homs Ia
Carson.
Mrs. W. B. C. Brown came up from the Bay Lass
evening.
Miss Florence whipple, Of La Porte, is visiting
Oroville
John N; Davis, Of Nevada City, has gone to Fall
Mrs c. W. Cornell, Of Truckee, is visiting friends
in this city.
Miss Pauline Weiss. of Nevada City, is visiting
San Francisco
B. H. Miller, Of Nevada City. is spending few
days at the Bay.
Frank W. Smith, of Breckenridge, Colorado. has
located at Red Bluff.
Miss Mamie Lewis, OF Auburn, is paying visit to
friends in Nevada City.
Mrs. j. A seeley, of San Francisco, is visiting
friends in Nevada City.
Mrs. G W. Cross of Nevada City, has returned
from a visit to the East.
Mrs. Van Horn of Oakland, is visiting ST. Helena
the guest of Mrs. McPike.
Mrs. Culberson, OF Iowa, is visiting her brother,
c. A. johnson, at Auburn.
Edgar Allen, Of Indiana, will spend the winter
with relatives in Petaluma.
Miss VI. E. Jones, of ST. Louis No. is visiting
Mrs. S. E. johnson, of this city.
Mrs. Evans. of Marysville, is visiting her daugh.
ter, Mrs A. F. Jones, at 0roville.
E. b. Merrill has returned from a two months
tour through the mining counties.
J. B. Haggin came up from the Bay last evening
and went out to the Norris Grant.
Mrs A. Sloan and children, of Nevada City, con-
template removing TO San Francisco.
Governor Hageman passed through the city
Thursday en- route to San Francisco.
Irving Ayers of San Francisco, passed through
the city, en- route to Reno, Thursday
Judge Grayson passed through the city Yesterday
route from Bodie to San Francisco
Miss Julia Waters has returned to her home in
Nevada City from a brief visit to the Bay.
Judge B. c. Whitman passed through the city
Thursday, en- route from Carson City to the Bay.
Professor Thomas Price passed through the city
yesterday, en- route 10 san Francisco from Bodie
Mrs. F. H. McAllister and family, of Nevada City,
we've visiting friends in North Bloomfield last week.
Mrs Ed. Smith, Of Clements, has been visiting
Mrs Ringer and other friends in Lodi the past
week.
Mrs Caroline Dickerson, who has been visiting in
the East the past summer, returned to Lodi last
week
r. McEa'e, Assembyman from Placer county has
removed with his family from Michigan Bluff to
Auburn.
John F. Moody passenger on the East-bound
tram last night, en- route from San Francisco to
Truckee.
District Attorney Edward Mcsweeny, of Shasta
county, was in the city yesterday, route for San
Francisco.
Ex-senator Paul Neumann defended case few
weeks since before the Supreme Court OF the Sand
wlch Islands.
Mrs Lizzie Walker, of Oakland who has been vis-
iting her mother, Mrs. c. Baker, at Lodi has re-
turned home.
Miss Nellie Marshall of orland, is visiting rea.
tives at Red Bluff. She is niece of Henry and
Oscar HALEY.
Norton Bush, well known Sacramento artist
has taken studio in San Francisco. He goes there
in a few days.
Mrs R. F. Rooney, of Auburn, has returned to
her home after a six weeks visit to Napa county
and San Francisco
John Jacob Astor came over from Germany Just
100 years ago. with s25 in his pocket and some old
flutes in his carpet-bag.
Mrs. Flood and party, attended by three servants,
passed through the city last evening in special
attached to the East-bound train.
Cards are out for the "a At Home Of Mr.. and
Mrs W. X. Cothrin at their residence, 1918 street,
the 21st and 2Sth OF this month.
Henry Irving the great English actor has several
relatives living ia Nevada county. Thomas Pen
berthy, of Grass Valley, is his first cousin
On Thursday last Mrs J. NJ. Burlington and Miss
Nellie Rofe, of Nevada City, left for San Diego,
where they will remain during the winter months.
Mrs Waldo NJ Allen, o, Nevada City, has gone to
San Francisco After remaining there short time
she W Il return to her former home in Virginia City
In social circles the engagement of several young
couple spoken Of and no doubt but that during
the winter several brilliant weddings will take
place.
Mrs. W W Brownel, President Of the women's
Christian Temperance Union of Woodland, is at
tending meeting Of the State organization in San
Francisco.
Mrs Presley, sister Of Mrs. e Weiss, OF Nevada
City, and Mrs. Robinson daughter of Mrs. Presley,
have been visiting Nevada City, but left few days
since for their home in Minnesota.
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evening from One-years visit the Eastern States.
Mrs. Croy accompanied by Miss L. Dresser, of
Elgin, Ill. The latter will spend the winter in Sac
rumento, the guest OF Mrs. Croy.
In the city Yesterday Edward Sweeney. Shasta;
Sol RunyOn, Dwight HOLSTER. CORTLAND e Brown
and wife, John d. Griffin, Oakland; James l. OFT,
j. PlasaHf and wife, Nevada City; Charles F. r.
win, Plaeervilie NJ Walsh, Grass Valley G. B.
McGoon, Costumes A Feveor, Auburn.
The City Guard Veteran Association of San Fran
cisco has recently been formed of all the ex-mem-
bers OF company B, First Regiment of Infantry.
On the 18th of this month they will give their first
semi-annual reunion and dinner. several members
OF that historic Command reside in this city ard
purpose to be present
The Bric-a-Brac Club, at its meeting last night
elected as honorary members Hon. ThOs. L. Thomp-
son, Hon. j. J. Ayres and Mrs, L. McCord, and
"a active members Mrs. General Cosby, Misses
Amelia Duggan and Flora Weeks and Charles A.
Neale The next reception announced for the
23d instant, at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. II.
Weinstock.
On Thursday, November sth, at the residence OF
the brides mother, by Rev. Father Grace Miss
Mamie L. Carragher, Of Sacramento, married
A. G. Beothby, Of San Francisco The bridesmaid
was Miss Nellie sister Of the BRIDE and the grooms
man Willie Carragher, brother of the bride. The
happy couple took their departure the afternoon
tram for San Francisco and vicinity.
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel Yesterday
f. p Riordsn, Trinity; W. A Hamilton, bel Norte;
E. a. Davis, Msrysvile; E. W. Moore, Pittsburg
oil 10 ND
F. Skinner, A. j. skinner, Newark, n. j.; j. F.
Heating and wife, Denver, Col; John T. Harring-
ton, Colusa; A }. Begle and wife, J. X. Covaner
and wife, f. Dorado county; A. W BuTdick To-
ledo, o.. r. L. Toplitz c. o Burns, San Francisco.
Arrivals at Stae House: NJ P. Powell E. A.
Brewer L. C. Cutfner and wife, Edward Neal, Den
yer; P. Hosg and wife, Placerville; A. P. Fischer,
San Jose S Bayles Freeport George Wood Au-
Grove; J. H. Bicdord, W. L. Andrass, Newcastle;
w. f johnson, American river JOHN W. Williams,
Elk Grove; J. C. Linkard, Wood river; Robert
Gilbert, San Francisco; VIM. Mcintosh Roseyille;
Fred King, Truckee.
Postmaster. General Gresham's office is on the
third floor of the Postottce Blu lding. His desk is
SO placed that big pier-glass between two win
dows, is directly behind his chair, He sits in
common cane-seated chair and gives a visitor seat
at his side in leather recovered, Turkish cushioned
chair and all other furniture in the room is walnut,
leather covered. The floor Ia covered with PLAIN
mating. In writing signing his name simply, all
his correspondence being dictated to a Secretary
Mr.. Gresham uses plain steel pen.
On Wednesday, at the residence of Jacob Griesel,
Oh street, between Tenth and Eleventh. Rev.
Carroll NJ. Davis united in marriage Miss Anna
Blanch Klein and S. w. Mckim, both Of this city.
The contracting parties well aud favorably
known in Sacramento. Mr.. MeI<im for a number Of
ears has been manager of the fancy goods depart
il ont of the firm OF woinstock & Iubin. The pres.
ents were many and handsc ne, some OF which were
sent from the East. Tnose presented by the firm
and his associates in the house were valuable.
CONDENSED DISPATCHES.