Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-11-22
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

1
Charles Rhoads went to the Bay yesterday.
Dr. NJ W. Wilson, of Dutch Flat, has been visit
| ing the city
Mrs W. J. Hill, of Little York, is visiting friends
| at Iowa Hill
Mrs. J. B. Wright came up from San Francisco
| last evening.
Mrs. F. G. Crawford. of Willows is visiting friends
at Davisyiile.
Henry Ejgerton has returned from visit to
| Lassen county.
wv Williams, Of Marysville has returned from
visit to Oregon.
Mrs A. W. Lester, Of Nevada City, is visiting her
| Sacramento friends.
Charles E. Swinge and George H. Green, OF Yoo,
were in town yesterday.
General McComb OF Folsom, and Miss McComb
were in the city yesterday.
Mrs. ]. W. Thompson and daughters, of Quincy,
| will spend the winter IN Oakland
| Rullard Collins OF the Central Pacific Railroad,
went to San Francisco yesterday.
Mrs II. wittenbrock has returned from a few
days visit to San Francisco and Oakland.
Mrs. NJ A. Clement, of Kenduskeag, Maine, is
visiting Mrs, E. G. Atkinson, of this city.
Charles Bills and T. Balbach, Of San JOSE passed
through the city yesterday, en- route to Auburn.
John Sims, of Latrobe, and Chink Griffith and Ed.
Steinmetz, OF Plymouth came to the city yesterday
VIM Breeding, of Michigan Bar, and NJ Roach,
S. w. Taylor and John Tew, of Costumes, are in
town.
Dr. W. c. Putnam, of Petaluma, came to Sacra-
mento yesterday to meet his wife, en- route from
the East,
George Earb, proprietor of the Walker House
Salt Lake, passed through the city last evening" en-
route home.
The Lieutenant Governor of Nevada, Charles Law
ton, came up last nights train from the Bay,
route to Carson.
a. A. Cohen and family OF San Francisco, passed
through the city yesterday en- route from New
York to the Bay.
Miss Bradley, who has been visiting the family of
A. G. Glenn at Willows, took her departure for her
home, in Oakland, on Tuesday
Mrs. c. E. Spencer, OF this city, who has been
visiting the East for about three months will leave
Chicago on the oath instant for home.
C. K. Cothrin and wife have returned from their
wedding tour and received their friends yesterday
and last evening at their residence on street.
One Of the great social events OF the Washington
season will be the marriage OF Miss Dora Miller,
daughter Of the California Senator, to officer OF
the army.
The following Sacramentans came up from the
Bay last evening Grove L. johnson, Byron Nc
Creary, William Will ms, DIR. Taubner, II. Hurd,
II. n. Drew, B. R. Croker and E. A. Bovyer.
Mrs. Commodore Phelps has gone to Paris. where
she will spend few months She then intends to
travel in Europe till April when she will proceed to
station.
Mrs. Benham, OF San Francisco, who has been
visiting the family Of DIR. Stone at Marysvie, has
returned to her home accompanied by Miss Carrie
Cannon, of Yuba City, and Miss Corine Kimball, of
Marysville
The soldier boys met at Paymaster Bushs resi-.
dence, Fifteenth and Q Streets last evening, where
they entertained right royalty by the host and
hostess. Undress uniform is the order Of the day
for these parties.
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel: D. W.
c Putnam, Petaluma; NJ. " Sparks Oakland L.
D. Greer, 0roville T. c. Banks, Folsom Richard
Bayne Colusa; T. ]. Crowley, San Rafael w. B.
Dunn and wife, Auburn H. P. Lvermore, L.
Euphrat Gus E. Dorm, c. L. Hanna, NJ Midell, A.
NJ werum, W. Il. Chiekering, J. R. Simon, Donald
Mcmillan, San Francisco.
In the city yesterday: R. S. Spauding, R. ".
Hustan, Woodland A. T. Ellis and wife, Tehama;
W. c. Hendricks and wife, Oroville; j. II. Grad
dock, Marysville; o. B. Little, Dixon James H.
Miller, Latrobe c. r. Hoppn, Winnemucca; Z.
Weller, Coloma; c. W. Cross Nevada City Mrs.
Shelley Quick Placerv e; s. Davis, San Francisco
W. Rush, Single Springs.
Mrs J. W Mackay gave a brilliant reception in
Paris on the evening of November 3D.. Among the
invited guests were the Papa Nuncio, Minister Nor
ton, James Gordon Bennett, Count and Count
ess de Capondo, Count and Countess Kessler,
NJ. Cabanel, the artist Count and Countess
Dillon and DR.. Liable. Jeanne Granier and the
younger Coquelin were very successful in their
dialogue, "Tige de Lotus" Mile Nevada, the
Americ II soprano of the Opera Comique and the
violoncellist, Ficher, also greatly apPiauded
Arrivals at the State House yesterday: Frank
Andrews. franklin; Mrs Gaffaey, Miss Gafney, F.
K. Clough, S. E. Wrlston, Gait; J. j. Rich, Iowa
Hill; g. N. HiddboOn, William Wishart, Woodland
John Jenkins, Miss NJ Maxfeld, Miss N. Maxfeld,
Flnrin; A. j. Annick, Miss Ida Annick, A. Annick,
Mrs. Coddington, X. Bass, D. Younglove and wife,
lone P. s Cram, You Bet; A. Common, 7. Grim
shaw, w. Grimshaw. Costumes; Tom Paine, Grass
Valley; Thomas Whyte G. N. Narr, San Francisco;
NJ Yerbrough, Pine; Mrs Gray, Roseville; o.
Saunders, j. w. Alison, Sacramento; w. L. Smith,
REUTERS; 7. j. James, c. V. Brockway, Sacramento;
/. w. Winans C. E. Pierce, Plymouth; Charles A.
Nuttall, Granite; G. L. Hughes, Auburn.
Yesterday afternoon, st the residence of the
brides parents, on street, between Fifteenth and
Sixteenth, Miss Mary F. Moore was Joined in holy
wedlock to B. F. Chandler, of Quincy, Plumas
county. Rev. j. Q A. Henry offciated. The bride
is well and fayorably known in this city, more par
prominent position of the leading music
teachers Of this city. The groom is a wealthy and
prominent farmer OF Plumas county, who has re-
sided there for number Of years. There a
large number Of handsome and valuable presents in
silverware and other useful articles. Among those
sent from distance set of silver knives
from Mr.. and Mrs. J. Behme, Chico and silver
pickle caster from Mr.. and Mrs. W. H. Earl, OF
Chico; Mr.. and Mrs. w F. Barnes, Of San Francisco
a silver butter dish. collation. was,seryed, after
which the happy couple departed for San Francisco
where they will remain for several days. and then
return to Sacramento. They expect TO leave for
their mountain home about the first OF next week.