Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-05-17
SOCIAL and PERSONAL.

Marion Biggs, Jr Of Biggs station, is in the city.
Miss Annie Bailey, Of Chico, viii arrive home to-
day from the East.
Mrs. f. B. Montague, of San Francisco is visiting
Mrs. ]. T. Slater in Sacramento.
J. ]. Campbell, of the Gait Gazette is in town at.
tending to the interests Of the paper.
Mrs. E. II. Gaylord of Nevada City, viii return
from Salt Lake next Saturday evening.
President Finigan and Director Newton, OF the
State Board Of Agriculture, are in the city.
Judge Edward MCGOWAN, of Tucson, Arizona, at
one time resident Of Sacramento, is in the city.
Mrs. John 3. Zimmerman, nee Holton. left for
the coast yesterday. to be absent about month.
United States Senator and Mrs. David Davis left
the city last evening on the easternbound overland
train.
Mrs A. R. wadsworth, of Nevada City, left yes
terday for Colusa, to visit some friends residing
there.
formal reception this evening at her mothers resi-
dence, on Third and streets.
Joseph Hubert and Miss jesse Walsh were mar.
ried Sunday at Vallejo by Rev. Father Louis. The
brides presents we're numerous and beautiful.
Mrs. E. Jacka, of Nevada City, left on a visit to
San jose last Monday and will be gone about three
weeks On her return she will be accompanied by
Miss Edith Jacka, who has been going to school
down there.
Attorneys 10 Hamilton, of Auburn J. NJ. VAL
ling, of Nevada City ]. H. Harrington, of Colusa I;
NJ. E. Sanbern. OF Yuba City A. Burrows, OF Grass
Valley; w. C. Becher, Of San Francisco Chas. r.
Gray, of jackson, are in the city in attendance at
the Supreme Court.
The engagement is announced Of Henry Jerome,
Of the Pacific Mail Steamship Company, and Miss
Nellie Hastings, daughter of Judge S. G. Hastings
the eminent jurst and founder Of the Hastings Law
College. The wedding will take place about June
18th, when Mr.. jerome returns from China.
One OF the notable society events of Truckee &C.
Cured the past week, being the occasion of the
solemnization of the nuptial rights between James
Crawford and Miss Mary NJ. Porter. The ceremony
was performed at the Methodist Episcopal Church,
and later the evening the friends of the happy
pair thronged the parlors Of the residence of the
brides mother, on Sierra street, until late hour.
Miss Porter is sister of A. o. Porter, Of the Reno
Gazette.
A pleasant affair took place at f-past o'clock
yesterday afternoon at the residence Of Professor A.
NJ. Elstol, of Hespsrian College, Woodland, the
cason being the marriage OF Miss Eln1ira " Elson,
niece of the Professor, to Henry G. Clark, son Of
Jessie Clark, well-known citizen OF Woodland.
The ceremony was performed in the presence OF a
large number OF the friends Of both the high con-
tracing parties. The newly-married couple took
their departure the afternoon train for San Fran
cisco.
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel: ]. A. Err
wen and wife, c. Hammond and wife, l. Mattson
and wife, Philadelphia w. NJ Havenor, Virginia
j. ii. Waliug, Nevada City ; a. Burrows Grass VAL
ley NJ =. OanDoTn, 1uoa City D. " Giloerb ana
wife, Albany, N Y; F. Gilbert, Gilbertsvie, N.
Y; Miss Colt, Miss Allen, Pittsfield; NJ. WEIGH, j.
Maize, c. P. II. Buck, Jas. Foley, Oakland; j. W.
Fitzgerald, Acampe; W. c. Belcher, Marysville; G.
E. Mulloy and wife, Nevada City; D. c. Jacobs, A
Gulf, G. E. Curly, Chas. S. Field, W. p. Coleman,
D. Wickham, San Francisco.
Last evening very pleasant surprise party took
place at the residence of Mrs. Baker, No. 1924 P
street, under the supervision of Deputy Sheriff Lee
The notable event of the evening was the marriage
OF Robert Marsh to Miss Lille Baker, both OF this
city. The Rev. Carroll NJ Davis oficiated, making
fast the bonds. Charles + Baker acted as best man
and Jennie Baker as bridesmaid After the cere-
mony bountiful repast was partaken OF, and many
were the wishes of health and happiness expressed
by all present. A number OF handsome presents
were received By the bride, among them being coc.
plete tea set.
Dr. Azel Ames, Jr Of Wakefield Mass, Surgeon
General G. A. r., who has been visiting the Posts
of the Grand Army on the Pacific Coast in company
with the Commander-in-C Chief, came to Sacramento
yesterday to visit his sister, Mrs. N. L. Drew. A
number OF the officers and members OF Summer
Post were invited and last evening met the General
in Mr. Drew's parlors, at his residence, corner Of
Second and NJ streets. Among those pres
emit were Commander Adams, Surgeon Lame,
Past Commander Kent, Past Commander
Burnett, Adiutant Skinner, Captain Hawk,
Captain Richards, David Poorman, Martin Madden
and D. n. Thorpe The General states that owing
to the number of engagements this coast, the Of
cers FOUND It impossible to make official visit to
Summer Post. The Department of California now
numbers $500, and the numbers and interest is in
creasing. The Commander in Chief, Paul Wander
voort visited San Jose last evening, and to-day viii
meet General Ames at Lathrop, and they will pro-
coed to Los Angeles visiting the Post at that place.
and then proceed directly to the East.