Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-07-07
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

M. Pysn has returned u Virginia City.
Miss Anna E. Karr, OF Msrysville, is visiting Lake
Tahoe.
L. Coblentz Q. Plymouth, Amador county, is in
the city.
Miss Ada West, Of Naps, lie visiting friends in
San Jose.
Miss Jennie Levy has gune to San Francisco for a
Mrs d. ". Fsuton, Of Auburn, is visiting friends
in Oakland.
Oscar W. Kincaid, OF Dsvisvile, Is visiting rels-
tives in Oakland.
Colonel Star and John Rider came Up from the
Bay last evening.
Miss Lizzie Hosmer, of san Francisco, is visiting
friends in Suisuh.
Mrs Phillips OF Yuba City, is visiting j. R. Little
and family In Berkeley
Samuel johnson and Mrs Muse OF Lincoln, came
to Sacramento yesterday.
Mrs Martha Patchett, of Napa, left this week for
a visit to San Luis Oospo.
Myron Blue and Fred. II ackfesse! u, leave this
morning for San Francis o.
Mrs G. f Starr and F. Walton, Of Yuba City,
departed this week for Monterey.
Miss Annie Wilson, Of Chico is visiting Yuba
City, the guest Of Miss Nellie Bovd.
Miss Addie Shields and Miss Lille Clark have gone
to Ncolaus, to be absent two months.
Miss virdi Findley, Of Suisun valley, will leave
next week for visit in Calaysras county.
o. S. Freese II Stoddsrd and Levi bennington,
of Mormon Island, in the city yesterday
H. L. Robinson and wife, of Placerville, have
gone East, where they viii remain until October.
W. G. Murphy and family, OF Marysville, left this
week for Santa Cruz, travelling IN e private
veyauce
A B. CarlocE, Of Fort Jones' formerly State sena
tor accompanied by his family is visiting friends in
Oakland.
Miss Frances E. Willard, the National President
al the W. c. 7. L, IF now ecturing in Washington
Territory
H. B. Ralsev and s. B. Hasey, Of Dutch Flat
will anive from the East the overland train this
afternoon.
William Le Due Of Minnesota, formerly United
States Commissioner OF Agriculture, is making
tour of California.
Harry Gribble and Jacob Tate left yesterday for
Lake Tahoe. where they will spend several weeks
fishing and hunting
Mrs. Dan. 0'Banlor, IT., took her departure last
Monday morning for Chicago, where SHE VII prob
ably remain all summer.
George o. HES Of Placervile has accepted
position at the State Printing Office sad has come
to Sacramento 10 reside
Miss Julia Farrell of San Francisco who has been
visiting Miss Borchers for the past three weeks,
will return home to-day.
Miss Mary f. Hook, OF Nevada City, il visiting
her former clsssmste Miss Cora L. Clark, at the
dence of G. NJ. Mott, in Sacramento.
Miss NJ E. Meloy, Of shullsburg, Wis, will spend
the summer in California, and is now the guest Of
Mr.. and Mrs. P. L. Bunce, OF Yuba City.
John and Irving Doneghy, Of Missouri, are visit
ing their old schoolmate, J. Gill in this city, and
will leave this evening for Salt Lake City.
Mrs H. B. Nielsen left last evening for Bruins
wick, Missouri She will visit all the scenes of her
early childhood, after an absence Of twenty.three
years.
Mrs. H. Bell and Mrs Giesel leave this morning
for Byron Springs Mrs. Bel goes for her health,
-sVf,- ru-fHks
rheumatism.
Miss Oracle Davis. daughter of F. Davis, editor
of the Ell Dorado Republican, is visiting friends in
this city She will visit Oakland and Berkeley before
she returns to her home in Plae ryille
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel: W. W. Stone,
San Francisco c. II. A Schlinghyde, New York ;
W. 3. Field, Boston L. J. Goodrich and wife, Sac
ramento Mrs. A Houston and two children, St.
Louis.
The Nevada Transcript says c. P. Ropes has
signed his position salesman in Gee L. Turner's
store, and will 60 to work for Huntington, Hopkins
4 Co. at Sacramento. George Nihell, so long in
the employ OF George G, Gaylord, succeeds Mr..
Ropes.
Miss Flora Delano last evening, at the residence
of her father, L street. between Fourth and
Fifth the recipient Of a surprise party by about
twenty couple of her young friends. Music, games
and refreshments were INDUCED in to the delight ana
satisfaction OF all.
The pastor OF the Calvary Baptist Church Of this
have been spending the past month in Oregon for
their health. They left Portland on their return
trip the evening OF the 9Th, and are expected
home in time for him to occupy his pulpit next Sab
bath. They have enjoyed and been greatly bene-
fitted by their excursion.
Immediately after the procession on the Fourth OF
July, the long procession of carriages which con
tanned the Society of California Pioneers proceeded
to the residence Of A. a. Powers, their President.
1t appears that the old boys" the Pioneers
Familiarity called, had sscertained that it the
pearl wedding Of Mr.. and Mrs Powers they having
been married in San Francisco July 4, 1858. The
surprise complete-neither had been locking for
nor expecting q raid of this kind The Rosevie
band had been engaged for the occasion, and the
house, yard and sidewalk did not seem TO be large
enough to accommodate the many friends of the
bride and groom of thirty years. The marriage
ceremony performed by Rev. Carroll N. Davis,
who remarked that he did not know whether the
couple had been married in the early days stated
or not. This question soon settled, however,
by Mrs. c. II. Cummings, who stepped forward and
stated that she could testify to the fact she had
stood up with the couple when tkey married.
John S. Miller and Dan Reardon, who seemed &c
have been the moving spirit in getting UP the party,
stood behind long table and served every with
champagne, cake and lemonade, while speeches,
toasts and congratulations followed each ether IN
quick succession. Many handsome presents were
made, appropriate 70 the occasion.