Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-01-22
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

D. ]. Simmons has gone to San Francisco Tor
short visit.
Harry L. Rolf, of Oakland, went through to Reno
last evening.
R. G. Zimmerman, of Jay Rails troupe, went East
last evening.
BIT X. Preston, OF the Stockton Herald, came 70
the city Saturday.
A. E. Lawson went through last evening on the
overland 20 Austin, New.
Mrs. B. N. Bugbey, of Folsom, is visiting her
parents at Half-Moon Bay.
Miss Mary E. Woods has gone for few weeks
visit TO friends in San Francisco
District Attorney George II. lnghram, OF Il DO
RADIO county, is in San Francisco.
D. Thomas and wife, of Los Angeles. who have
been visiting in Folsom, returned home last week.
Professor E. K Hill. of Marysville, was in the
city Yesterday, but went to his home IN the AFTER
noon
in the city few days, returned to Yuba City yes
terday.
Senators Yrooman and Cross and Assemblyman
Lewison returned to the city from San Francisco
last evening.
Rice's Surprise Party, from New York city, are
among the passengers to arrive on the overland tram
this morning.
ing, to take the management OF an agency ior an
Eastern carriage and wagon mandatory.
The family of William H. Mills, of Sacramento, on
Saturday remoted to San Francisco where they will
hereafter reside and for The present at the Baldwin
Hotel.
J.D Kent, l. s. Moore, J. L. Skinner and II. Ben
nett returned from San Francisco last evening,
where they have been attending the Grand Army
Encampment.
The following gentlemen have been elected Di'
rectors Of the new bank of Yolo Charles F. Reed,
j. w. Freettian Assemblyman D. N. Hershey, r.
Lowe, H. P Merritt, A. D. Porter, W. W. Brownell,
B. Peart and S. n. Meanny. The bank starts out
with capital stock Of 100000.
birthday surprise party was given on Friday
evening to Mable Tildep daughter of ex-Judge Til
den. at the residence of A. McNeal. There were
thirty children present Games were INDUCED IN
for some time after which retreshment were served
and the little ones enjoyed themselves to the fullest
extent.
Governor and Mrs SLOVENIAN removed yesterday
from the Golden Eagle to the Langham Hotel. The
Wednesday receptions, previously announced, Will
be held at the Langham instead OF at the Golden
Eagle. Should the names OF anyone desiring 10 can
have been omitted from the list furnished Mrs.
Stoneman, an invitation will be extended upon ap-
picati1n
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel yesterday /:
B. X. Preston, Stockton Herald; W. Austin, A J.
Dobbn, Denison; Sam Boynt0n, Oakland; j. }.
Smith, Auburn; f. E. Stems, Independence I;
Henry Cowell, ]. S. Reed, Ukiah; Mrs. G. w.
Trahern Stockton; D. Harrison, Tucson, A; I !;
J. Il. Culver, Frank May, E. f. Russell, H. Edger-
ton and wife, G. II. Lenchslrger, D. j. CAVITY, A
Heynemann, A. Crawford, San Francisco.
Relatives numbering thirtyone assembled at the
residence of Joshua 7. and Susan Bailey, eleven
miles from Sacramento City, on the jackson road,
few days SINCE to celebrate the golden wedding OF
MIR. and Mrs Bailey. They were married in Shake
Rag (now the city OF Mineral Point, Iowa county,
Wisconsin, and were among the first settlers OF that
State. Mr.. Bailey's oc:upa ion at that time was
mining and smelling lead ore. When the gold fever
was in its infancy he and his Oldest launched out
to try and secure fortune in California. He re-
turned home in 1853 with quite gOodly share OF 1t,
and moved his family to California, by the way OF
the plains in the same year. On the trip he lost
large portion OF the stock which he was bringing
with him. In 1854 he built ani improved home,
where he now lives. The bridegroom OF fifty years
ago is now 70, and the bride 90 years OF
age At the golden wedding the entire
family gathered together in the sitting
room, and after a few appropriate remarks
were made Mrs. DR.. Lee repeated the marriage
ceremony. After they were congratulated upon
their long welded voyage wedding march was
PLAYED, and all marched to the dinner table. Their
children seated at the table In order OF their
age To the right of her father sat the eldest.
Mrs E. Bell Plummer and husband, the next Mrs:
Rachel A. Ross and husband, Joel ID. Bailey and
wife, Henry W. Bailey, Nellie Blair And husband,
and last, the youngest child seated by his mother
was Joshua I. Bailey, Jr-, and his bride OF lev
weeks. The tables very nicely decorated and
beautifully loaded, on which were three large wed
ding cakes, presented by the three daughters. AT
the next table were seated sixteen grandchildren,
there being four absent. When dinner was over all
repaired to the sitting room, and entertained
with vocal and instrumental music by Lois Ross and
Elite and Myrtle Plummer, Henry c. Ross, Sr., and
Mabel Ross, also Rotations from cassie Boey and
Johnnie Plummer. The parlor was arranged for a
dance. the Oldest grandson leading the bride, and
the Oldest granddaughter leading the groom out for
the first dance, to the great joy and amusement OF
ALL The bridal presents consisted Of miny nice and
useful articles. George A. W, Frank D., and Chas.
Ii. Bailey, all of the aged couple, were I'M
avoidably absent from the joyful celebration.