Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-11-27
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

Mrs. c. T. Bender has returned from San Fran
4 cisco to Reno.
Ed. Praet, Of Virginia. New, has been making
| visit to the Bay.
Marion Biggs, Jr Of Biggs station was visitor Il
the capital city yesterday.
Senator Vrcoman, of Alameda, has been visiting
| Auburn with his family.
State Prison Directors Van Fleet, Hendricks and
| Gelwicks went up TO Folsom last evening.
W. W. Moreland, the Governors Private Secre
tsry, is Wis ting in Healdsburg, Sonoma county.
The marriage of the Rev. w. NJ. Woodward and
Miss Carrie D. Perkins took place at Cofax last
| evening.
Thomas Mcconnell, of McConnells station, was in
the city yesterday, was also James kaseberg, OF
Roseville.
General H. L Wiley, Surveyor-General of Cali
fornaa aud Registrar Of the State Land Office, leaves
this morning for Washington.
General A. J. Hatch, of Reno, has returned from
tour OF the old world. He left Mrs Hatch and her
daughter Gertrude in South France.
Mrs. Mark Hopkins has arrived in her special car
at Great Darlington Mass, from San Francisco.
She will spend several weeks at her residence there
Mr.. and Mrs. S. D. Bentley, of Yolo county, ar
rived in this city yesterday from Oregon and Wash
ington Territory, where they have been visiting
relatives.
Mrs j. c. Williamson, one Of Nevada's theatrical
favorites, and who has been starring it in Australia
will visit some of her old friends in Nevada during
the holidays. She is a sister of Mrs. Matt Riehm,
of Virginia
Miss Lou Anderson OF San Francisco, is now on
visit to her friend Miss Sae Mcbride at North San
Juan. Miss Anderson and Miss Mcbride were col
lege mates at the Smell Seminary at Oakland a
couple OF years ago.
The late DR.. Ever, Of New York, after preaching
his Sunday evening Sermon would put his notes in
his pocket, take a car down to the newspaper
Offices and deliver them over to the editor who
would promise to publish them.
The late Thomas Whitridge, of Baltimore, left
fortune of than 49, COO 900 to be divided among
relatives and friends, with the exception OF s15 0G0
to the Baltimore Home for the Frendless and 81 900
to the American Unitarian Society.
Miss Gussie McMuray, daughter of Robert Nc
Murray, of North San Juan, Nevada county, is on
visit to Colusa the guest of Mrs Robert Barnel and
daughter. Miss Gussie McMurray is a niece and
adopted daughter OF Robert McMurray.
DIR. James S. Goodwin. of Portland, Me-, who has
just celebrated his goth birthday, is the only
viving member of Dartmouth's class Of 1881, and,
with the exception of two members of earlier
classes, the Oldest living aumnus of that college
Prince Napoleon's eldest has been for some
time a pupil at Chelteuham College, in England.
His studies have, however been suddenly cut Short
as he has been summoned back to France in conse-
quence of his having been drawn in the eonscrip-
ton.
In the city Yesterday Miss Bates j. H. Ayers
and daughter, CORTLAND Ada Lpsett, Anna Lip
sett, Auburn W. W. Noble Cousa W. c. Hel-
drlcks Chico; Edward Christie, Folsom; g. c.
Fugett Gait E. Meadows, Dutch Flat; j. G. Scott,
Woodford Richard Wallace, Hugh Monaghan, Chi
cago Charles Porter, Martinez.
Thomas Wood, of Philadelphia, who came to Sac
ramento July last, started his return the City
OF Brotherly Love on the East-bound train last
evening. Mrs. Wood acknowledgement weeks since.
They have a son living here, and have become so
much attached to this city and the admirable eli
mate of California, that they thinking of return
ing next year and making Sacramento their
permanent home.
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel yesterday:
John X. Cross Charles Benvart John II. WISE X.
T. Carroll, P. Connolly, j. A. Folger, Jr., c. W. f.
Reynolds, James A. johnson, San Francisco; Henry
Yrooman, Henry Steere and wife, F. C. Jordan,
Oakland; H. Crane, A. E. Barnes, Kelton R. Rob-
erts, J. j. Parkinson, MADEIRA; W. P Young, Mer.
ced Mrs Houser, Michigan; G. r. Williams, Red
Bluff; John Hochheimer, Cincinnati, o.
Arrivals at the State House yesterday L. Ship
let, J. Watson, Thomas Pendergast, P. J. Williams
NJ. Miller, Clarence Curtis, Sada Doyle, city, Chas.
Quiggle, H. A. Grear, G. r. Simonds, William Raj
fety, ]. L. Craig, O. Harvey, Gait; J. NJ. Belcher
L. NJ Smith, Mrs. W. Brison and sen, Mrs. L. Smith,
Routiers; William Harris, c. S. Rogers, Green
wood w. A. Goode Pleasant Grove B. Bent,
Amadcr; A. G. Butler, Hicksville; W. II. Atkins,
Dooley, Oakland Lee Tubbs, Stockton.
Last Wednesday forenoon, in the town of Linden,
at the residence OF the brides mother Mrs. Martha
Wootten, Wilson K. Ellis, editor of the Lodi Senti-
mel, and Miss Alice Davis, of Linden, united in
the holy bonds of matrmony. The ceremony
performed by the Rev. Mr. Chilson, pastor OF the
Methodist Episcopal Church of Linden Only the
immediate relatives of the contracting parties were
present. A number Of elegant presents of home
ornament and utility were presented to the bride.
Mr. and Mrs Ellis will take up their residence soon
in their home in Lodi, which is now nearly ready
for occupancy.