Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-12-06
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.


]. B Scott and wife, of Folsom are In the city.
| day.
Alfred Cornell and j. D. Griffin, OF oaklanh, are in
John W. Mackay. the bonanza king, has sailed for
Europe.
S. D. Paxton and s. W. Griffith, of Ukian, are in
the city
J. t Gratz, of Woodland, is spending few days
in the city.
Mrs. H L. Hoppin, of Winnemucca, New, is Wig
iting in Sacramento
Henry HITLER and his wife returned from San
Fran cisco yesterday.
Allen Towle came up from the Bay last evening,
en- route to his home at Alta
W F. Knox and j. W. Wilson were passengers on
the train last evening from the Bay.
Colonel Grayson passed through the city yester-
day en- route from Palisade to the Bay.
Chas Dodge, of this city, leaves this morning on
the stage for Plymouth, Amador county.
Henry Rolfe, of Virginia City, passed through
Sacramento en- route to the Bay Tuesday.
DR.. CluAess and DIR. Hatch, accompanied by their
families, have taken a trip down the coast.
Miss Emma Wiley, OF Calaveras county, has been
visiting Mrs. Frank Mccormick, Of Florin.
Hon. Thomas Wren, who has been in San Fran
cisco for some time, has returned to Eureka.
7. Sheldon, Oakland J. A, Cul,er, CoIfax; G.
Levern and 0. Locke, San Francisco, are in the city
Miss Theresa Allen has gone to Alta for short
visit to her brother, who is railroad agent st that
place.
E. Sparks, of Lincoln, and R a. Sparks and H
F. Judy, Of Winters, are stopping at the Capita
Hotel
Samuel Rosener and NJ. A. Gunst, Of San Fran.
CISCO passed through the city yesterday en- route tc
Virginia City.
Superintendent Coddington, OF the Wadsworth
Division returned to his home yesterday from
brief visit to San Francisco.
D. R. Thomas, of Quincy, Plumas county, was il
the city yesterday. MIR. Thomas is of the owner;
OF the Thomas-Reed mines.
Mr. and Mrs J. NJ. Milliken have isslei cards for
December 18th, from ] to $3.50 P. NJ, at HOS H
street, the occasion being the marriage of theil
daughter Mary to Thomas Percival Ross.
At the State House hotel; William Fry, A. W
King, VI. Bolton, Jesse Dew, Jesse NJ. Dew, A. No
Donald, Franklin James Watson, II; Dreyer, city
W. Z. Price, Rockn Mrs Minnie Mouton, Geo.
W. Dixon, San Francisco ; c. B. Hoffman, Thomas
Bally, Grass Valley o. T. Davis, Floria.
Senator Jones and his family left Reno yesterday
for the national capital The Senator did not intend
to 90 on until after the holidays, and had paired
with Senator Farley, of California but politics are
warming up f ist and the Republican leaders tele-
graphed him his presence was necessary now.
very pleasant party was held at the residence o.
G. COIN, on College street, Woodland Sunday even
| ing, in honor OF Theodore COhn, whose twentieth
birthday took ace on that day The company wa:
very select, but all united in having splendid time
and music ard dancing formed the leading attrac-
tons Of the evening.
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel Yesterday P
D. Smith, Placerville Miss Ida Allen, Miss Lily
Allen, Lincoln C. b. Armstrong, Jackson; }.
Breen, CORTLAND }. T. Sargent, Cleveland, O.; j.
! Walsh, City c. wilson, Lincoln A. Gordon, San
Mateo; George Burt, Chicago, Ill.,; A. Hemme Miss
| Maynard Mrs. Fellows, II. BOmile, w F. Beck, San
Francisco C. Politz, City.
| The silver wedding of Mr. and Mrs. F. s. Freeman
was celebrated at their residence, ON First street
Woodland, Tuesday evening, in magnificent style
| over 200 invited and select guests being present
many being from San Francisco and Sacramento
| Their magnificent residence was illuminated and
| highly decorated from the basement TO the upper
story, and presented very beautiful appearance
The presents were very numerous and valuable
| The supper was all that money and skill could com
mand, and nothing left undone TO add to the
| perfection Of the occasion. 1t was a grand affair
| and one long TO be remembered by all parties con
| cerned. Among other things that added much t.
the pleasure Of the evening was he excellent sing
! ing rendered by Mrs c. f. Pinkham, Of Sacramento
| always a Woodland fayorite, who rendered severa
beautiful songs. At o'clock the guests, under the
| leadership OF Mrs. Pinkham, united in singing
! " Aud Lang Syne" after which all bid the couple
who have passed quarter OF century Of married
| life so happily together very goodnight, unani
nous wish being expressed for their future pros
| perty and continued happiness