Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-05-15
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.
JIM. Fulweiler, OF Auburn, is in the city.

l SUC4SL GnU SkkSON AL
J. N. Fulwe;ler, Of Auburn, is in the city
1 DR.. Cluness came home from San Francisco last
! evening.
Mrs George W. Elder, of Marysyille, il visiting
Oakland.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM Beckman are visiting friends
| in Auburn.
! c. W. Clark has gone to yisaha, to be absent for
several days.
D. II. Haskell came up from Oakland on last
evenings train.
Mrs. Shepherd, of San Francisco, ia visiting her
| sister in Marysville.
| DR.. McNutt, OF the State Prison Commission,
went East last evening.
ExState Senator William George made visit to
San Francisco last week.
Miss Georgia Ray, of Gait, has gone to Bode to
remain about two months.
Suryeyor-General W. H. Brown came up from
San Francisco last evening.
Mrs. James Munsell add family, OF Oakland, are
visiting Mrs. D. w. Spear at Auburn.
The engagement Of Miss Jennie Label and Fred
NJ Thai, Of San Francisco, is announced
Rev. DR.. Elkan Coin and his son, DR.. ]. E. Coin,
OF Portland, Or, are visiting Los Angeles.
VIM. H. Mills came up from the Bay last night
and Will remain in town until this evening.
Miss May Wood, of this city, will leave this after
noon for Chico, to visit friends and relatives.
Mrs. Win. ]. Davis and Miss M&ude Bramlette
leave to-day for Monterey and Santa Barbara.
Chas. Douglas, Put Robinson, John Kelley and
L. Rickabough, Of San Francisco, arrived last even.
ing.
d. Samuels and daughter, of San Francisco, were
passengers on the overland train last evening, en-
route to Europe.
Hon. A. B. Dibble, of Grass Valley, will deliver
at tbe r.asaipt nf fba 1aNtE
Dorado District fair.
Governor Stoneman Will leave to-day for San Jose,
to attend meeting of the Board of Directors OF the
State Normal School.
Assemblyman J. 7. Campbell, of Santa Rosa, is
visiting his brother Lieutenant Governor Camp
bell, of st. Louis Mo.
Miss Mary BARLOW, of Alameda, is visiting
Truckee, the guest OF Mrs. w. F. Edwards. She will
remain several weeks.
j. West Martin, Mayor of Oakland, has donated
three months OF his salary to the depleted funds of
the Oakland city treasury.
Rev. NJ. C. Briggs Charles GoodaI and wife, and
Miss Frances E. Willard will leave on the 2Sth
instant upon trip to Yosemite.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ignatz Steinhardt, OF San Francisco,
left for Europe last week. They will pass several
months at the German watering places.
Mrs. Stoneman and children are now at the Gov
ernors ranch near San Gabriel, where they will re-
main during the summer school vacation.
CHlecd cbttcS OtHaJOT d. N. DOlpn Will ueuNeT |
the Grafton at the laying of the of the
Odd Fellows Home, at Portland, next Wednesday. |
Elder w. B. Berry, relative Of ex- congressman |
G. P. Berry, has recently arrived from Missouri |
and will settle at Napa as pastor Of the Disciples
Church.
J. 7. Burr, ice.Presdent of the Atchison, To- |
peka and Santa Fe Railroad, is in the city, and will
leave to-day for the East in special car by the Gen.
trail Pacific route.
Edward S. Kelleher of this city, who has been in
the employ of the railroad company for some time |
is about to make trip to visit his friends in Boston,
Mass and will remain there during the summer.
Rev. Thomas X. Beecher, D. D. came up from |
San Francisco last evening" and remains III the city
until this afternoon, when he will go TO Dutch Flat
He will remain about two weeks in the mountains |
visiting some of the leading hydraulic mines and
other points Of interest.
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel: W. J. Nc |
Cleary, Colfax; F. 7. Meagher, San Mateo; j. T. |
Jones, Alturas John T. Harrington, Colusa Rev. |
Thos. X. Beecher, Elmira, N Y; G. A. Fletcher,
Eureka, New; D. Seaman, C. G. Seaman, New
York Harvey Matthews j. n. KiIp, s. B. White |
head, Jas. Howard, Z. Bennett, E. P. Cummings, L.
Euphrat, Perrie Kewen, H. c. Finkler. W. D. Buck.
ley, J. Fl. Neustadter, VIM. H. Mills, c. D. Nolan,
VIM. Emerson ]. ]. Frank j. E. Wilcox, A. NJ.
Kohlberg, Henry Kohler, Chas. Fishe San Fran
CISCO
Major P j. Harvey, when he recently removed to
San Francisco, evidently forgot something, for he
returned and yesterday afternoon took with him to
San Francisco Miss Mary Ryan, but not until her
name had been lawfully changed to Mrs Harney |
The ceremony OF changing 1t took place at St. Rose
Church at 2 P NJ, under the direction of Rev |
Father Grace. Frank Ryan, brother of the BRIDE
stood up with the groom, while Miss Devine as
sisted the bride. Mrs. Harvey is daughter of John
Ryan, ex-City Trustee and, stated, sister of
Assemblyman Ryan. The groom is too well known |
in this city to need any further mention. The mar
rage was witnessed by large number Of friends of
the couple, many of whom accompanied the happy |
pair TO the $3.50 P. NJ. train.
Early last evening E. A. Burr one of the pioneers
of this city, and member of the Pioneer Associa-
ton, left his residence on street, between Eighth |
and Ninth streets and repaired to the Pioneers |
rooms in their hall, where he proceeded to enjoy |
chat with number Of the "old boys" Mrs Burr |
was spending the evening with a friend. I
This was without any regard to the fact |
that the day the thirty eighth anniversary |
Of the marriage of Mr.. and Mrs. Burr The friends |
OF the couple, however had not forgotten the occa-
sion, and determined to give them a surprise, and
they, to the number of about fifty met at the resi-
dence of r. B. Harmon, and marched in a body to
the Burr residence, where they proceeded to take |
charge OF the premises. Word was sent to the |
wandering couple that they were wanted at home,
and almost simultaneously, at about $50 o'clock,
they arrived to find complete surprise, as stated.
The assembled friends had brought a profuse sup
ply of flowers arranged in almost every style known
to the florist. Among these were a lot of orange |
blossoms with which the "bride" was afterward |
decked, and Rev. Carroll n. Davis proceeded to re-
tie the matrimonial knot. The service was one OF |
great merriment, especially when the order to
salute your bride" After congratulations the |
party proceeded to enjoy themselves with music, |
games ETC., until shortly after 10 o'clock, |
when, under the direction of the guests, who in |
sisted on officiating, an elegant lunch was brought
in from Peterson's and served Among the guests |
were Mr.. and Mrs. H. o. Beatty, Mr.. and Mrs. C. |
H Cummings, Mr.. and Mrs. N. D. Goodell, Mr.. and |
Mrs. Benjamin Weleh Mr.. and Mrs. John H. Lewis, |
Mr. and Mrs. c. F. Smith, Mr. and Mrs W. A |
Curtis. Mr. and Mrs. George Putnam, Mr. and Mrs |
Phil Herzog, D. Mckay Miss Ella Locke, Miss Ada |
Rankin, OF San Francisco, Mrs. Quincy Cummings, |
of San Francisco, Mrs Howe, Of San Francisco, |
Mr. and Mrs. r. B. Harmon, Mr.. and |
Mrs. George Il. Swinerton, Mrs W. H. Davis, |
Mrs James L. McCord, w. H. Luther, Miss Julia |
Goodell, Mrs. W. G.. English, Miss Jones of San |
Francisco, Miss Brainard, Rev. Carroll H. Davis, |
James Mcclure, Richard P. Burr. 1t was late |
hour when the guests departed for their homes, |
wishing the remarked couple many returns of the |
day.