Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-08-15
SOCIAL AND PEE soNAL.


y. D. brown left Tor the EaSt iasL evening"
Otto Breach has returned from San Francisco.
County Assessor J. T. Grifftts and family are at
Santa Cruz
The Misses Ringen, Of Mar5svile, are visiting
friends in Sacramento.
Judge S. C. benson arrived from Santa Cruz on
the noon train yesterday.
Miss Kate Wood, Of Washington, has gone to Ala
media, to remain several weeks.
W. w. Marvin and wife go to the bay to-day, and
will remain three or four weeks.
Miss George Mcfarland and Miss Lottie Stevens
returned from Monterey yesterday.
Mrs. Ellen Mund and daughters have gone to the
bay for a couple Of weeks recreation.
Miss Maud Byrne, OF Grass Valley, is visiting
her brother, Phil. Byrne, at Dutch Flat.
Mrs. May Weaver came down from Msrysyille,
having been on q short visit to her mother.
Mrs Amelia Strouse Of San Francisco, is visiting
the family Of X. Hexter at Mokelumne Hill.
Mrs. E. G. Uren and daughter, of Dutch Flat,
are visiting Charles E. Uren in San Francisco.
Professor E. c. Atkinson, who has been doing
New England, arrived from the East last evening.
W. G. Williams has returned from his recent visit
to Oregon, and hiss resumed business in this city.
A B Bowers, civil engineer, former resident Of
this city has returned after an absence of ten years
Mrs. c. C. Ault and daughter, of this city, have
returned from q weeks visit 10 friends in Oakland
Rev. DR.. Marvin, OF Portland, Or, is spending his
vacation at San Francisco and other places in this
State.
Mrs N D. Carr will leave for San Francisco to-
day. to visit her mother, Mrs Stockton, for short
while.
Mrs. R. Bundshuls, of Georgetown, Ell Dorado
county, is visiting her son, George s. Heiser at
Dutch Flat.
chic have gone to Santa Cruz and Monterey to re-
main about month.
Miss Gertrude Harrow has returned from a four
weeks visit at the McCloud fisheries and the Tower
House, Shasta county.
L. Dozer and R. B. Harmon returned yesterday
from several weeks trip by private conveyance
through the mountains
R. W. Roberts Of Penryn is in town. He will
attend the Couclave, will also Mr.. Griffith and
macy others from Penryn.
c. H. Eldred leaves this morning for San Fran
CISCO to attend the races that will take place at
Golden Gate Park this afternoon.
Mrs. S. B. Moore of the Cosumnes, is visiting re-
lations and friends in San Francisco and San jose,
and Y i'll be absent about three weeks.
Mrs. C. E. Bates, Mrs. Mary Person and son,
Harry, and Miss Laura Burress, have gone to San
Francisco and Oakland for two weeks visit.
Michael o'@era Assistant Engineer of the Sac
ramento Fire Department, with his wife, leave to-
day for Santa Cruz. They will be absent two weeks
or more.
MIS-. Bridges, OF DuIcn visiting trlen1G
San Francisco and San Rafael. Miss Carrie Hude-
phol accompanied her, and will visit her sister at
Berkeley.
Albert Gallatin left by rail for Oregon Yesterday
From Portland he will proceed via steamer to San
Francisco, and few days thereafter will join Mrs
Gallatin at Monterey.
Miss Isabel and Miss Fannie Conn, of North San
Juan, left last week for San Jose-Miss Fannie to
resume her studies at the Normal School, and
Miss Isabel for recreation.
Arthur Nichols and L. A. Epson arrived Sunday
from extended hunting and fishing trip in Shasta
and Siskiyou counties The latter accompanied
by his daughter, Miss Lucy who has been visiting
Mrs A. B. Carlock at Fort Jones.
George W. Reed and Clarence J. Wetmore of
Oakland, passed through the city Sunday ON their
way home from the Tower House, Shasta county,
where they have been the guests Of Charles Cam
den, who now occupies his summer residence at that
place.
Richard and Joseph Prey, cousins Of Mrs George
W. Towe of Dutch Flat, have arrived in that place
from New York, and will make that mountain town
their future home, Mrs Towle is now visiting
friends in Sacramento, and will leave this week for
San Francisco, TO remain Sc feral weeks.
Sergeant Frederick R. Day arrived from Phoebe,
New, Monday, en- route to Arizona, where he will
take charge OF Signal Service office. Owing to the
limited appropriation for the Signal Service, the
ststion at Phoebe has been discontinued. Sergeant
Day resumes his Journey southwark to-day.
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel H. P Liver
more, Louis Abernethy, Harvey Matthews Ignacio
Felix, N Rodriguez, San Francisco VIM. Johnstr Il,
VIM. G0ncher and wife, Rocklin; Mrs. j. A. Law
renee, Lincoln; F. Il. Pattee, Boston j. j. Imhof
and wife, Lincoln, Heb.; A. II. Hurlburt and wife,
New Haven; ]. L. Deas, L. c. Byee, Petaluma
Saturday last birthday party was rendered to
Miss Emma Putney, at the residence Of Mr.. and
Mrs. G. S. Putney. The day was passed very pleas
sntly, and all present seemed to enjoy themselves
There was an ietereating impromptu programme Of
vocal and instrumental music rendered by Miss Es-
tella Bell, Miss r. Y. Bates Miss Hattie 5. Buell. and
Miss Lois Ross.
AT the State House: ]. Peters, Nicolaus Mrs. f.
Wilson, Cousa /; Miss Ella kilgour, Hiss l.. Kilgour,
Matt D1rsey, Oakland; John Mckay, San Fran
cisco; Miss Sadie gilbert, Miss L. Burt, D. Burt,
Amator; Miss May Belcher Blue Canyon; Dick
Johnson, Hic)lsville; j. j. Campbell, Gait; j. b.
Owens, Costumes; A.Trenhoitz. orland; F. Flood,
Elk Grove; Mrs. J. Reeves and child, Lincoln.
Thomas S. Ford, District Attorney Of Nevada
county, and Miss Sale c. E daughter of Mrs
Leopold Garthe, Of Nevada City, were married at
the house OF the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
L. Garthe, evening last week by Rev. j. Sims.
The ceremony performed according to the ritual
OF the Episcopal Church. Charles L. Clineh of
Grass Valley, OBLIGATED as groomsman and Miss
Annie o'Dornell, OF Nevada City as bridesmaid.
The wedding private, only the relatives and in
innate friends of the family being present The
bride was the recipient of many valuable presents.
The happy couple are spending their honeymoon at
Lake Tahoe.
Last night after the theater performance recep-
ton was given by the Garrick Literary and Dramatic
Club to members of the Spanish Students Company.
Messrs P. Burns and Lew Maggie appeared In songs
and dances; Misses Lulu Morrow and Della Berry,
in duets; Miss Josephine Johnson in selections on
the pisno Frank Palmer in guitar solos and selec-
tions on four instruments played at one time; Miss
Gertrude jones' in operate selections Lew Crack
bon, in bone specialties. The students rendered
some Of their famous guitar selections their own
finished manner. A vote OF thanks was rendered to
the visitors. An entertainment and dance will be
given by the club this evening at Pioneer Hall.