Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-05-13
SOCIAL AND personal

/ SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.
j. N Larkin left yesterday for short visit to
Chico.
James l. Could of Dutch Flat, is at the Capt.
| tai Hotel.
Martin Manassee, of Red Bluff, was in town
| yesterday.
Senator David Mcclure came up from the Bay
General 10 Hamilton, of Auburn, came to the
| city yesterday.
| Mrs. Clara W. Prentice started last evening on
trip to the East.
W. W Brownell of Woodland, came to the
| city last evening.
William Drescher, of Chico, went down to san
Francisco yesterday.
Miss Nellie CAMPER of Chico. is visiting Mrs
Taggart at Red Bluff
Charles F. Hanlon and David Levy of San
Francisco, are in town.
Miss Tillie Lisson of North san Juan is visit
ing friends in Oakland.
A. c. Rush and c. B. Armstrong came down
from Jackson yesterday.
Mrs. o. r. AmSden has gone TO san Francisco
TO visit Mrs. DR.. Mintern.
Miss Annie Wilson, of Chico is visiting Miss
Nellie Boydat Iuba City.
Charles B. Cooley and wife left for San Fran
cisco yesterday afternoon.
DR.. Dart and wife will go East to-day and eX-
pect TO return in September
Miss Hattie Phillips, of this city, is visiting
Miss Josie Cannon, of Guba City.
Samuel Thall advance agent for the Rice Sur
prise Party troupe is in the city.
Miss Nellie Bonham, of Chico. is the guest of
Miss Amelia LANCE, of Red Bluff.
Z. Black Ryan went back to the Bay yesterday
afternoon, after brief stay here.
Detective J. B. Hume was in town yesterday,
having come down from Redding.
Mrs. George W. Jackson has gone to Marys
vile to visit friends for few days.
General Charles Cadwalader of Red Bluff,
came up from the Bay last evening
Lieutenant Governor John Daggett came down
from Newcastle yesterday morning.
Miss Pet Marsh, of Placerville is the guest of
Miss Abbie Knoblaugh, of Yuba City.
George Champlin, of Red Bluff, was among the
passengers for San Francisco yesterday.
Judge J. L. English and c. McCreary went
down to San Francisco yesterday afternoon.
Godfrey and Ed Smeder of Georgetown were
in the city yesterday, en- route TO san Francisco.
Judge Niles Searls, of Nevada City, arrived in
Sacramento yesterday, to look in upon the Leg
islature.
NJ. c. Ellis, of San Francisco passed through
the city yesterday, en- route for home from
Marysville
Mr.. and Mrs. John Shannon celebrated their
twentieth wedding anniversary on Thursday
evening last
Judge Gorham, Coiner at the United States
Mint. passed through yesterday from Chico to
San Francisco.
Laura de Force Gordon, who had been visiting
Sacramento, went over to Stockton by yesterday
morning train.
Ezra Pierson and \. II. Powers left yesterday
for San Francisco us delegates to the Grand
Lodge, |. o. q. +.
Hon William Johnston and wife went up to
Marysville yesterday, to attend the Changers
reunion at Hook Farm to-day.
Mrs A. and Miss Laura WilcoXson, of Fayctte,
No. who have been visiting relatives in this
State for some time, go East this evening.
NJ. Leach Plymouth; c. Wharton, Placervillc;
Moses Patterson. Michigan Bar; and W. Me
Glothin, Ukiah, are at the Eldred House.
S. A. Wolfe has gone to San Francisco as
representative from Capitol Lodge. l. O. o. F., to
the Grand Lodge, which meets there to-day.
II. F, Dillman left yesterday morning for San
Francisco, to attend the ceremony of laying the
cornerstone of the new odd Fellows Temple in
that city tomorrow.
a large number of people from Nevada, Placer
and Fl Dorado counties passed through the city
yesterday, en- route~to san Francisco to attend
the laying of the cornerstone, which takes
place tomorrow.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. F. Slater and son go to the
Bay to-day, from which place his wife and son
leave on the Portland steamer tomorrow for
Douglas county, Oregon, where Mrs. Slater goes
TO visit her mother and sister for few months
The following west-bomd overland passengers
passed Sacramento this morning: Mitchell Thorn
son, VIM. Hope, Edinburgh, Scotland; Mrs f. L.
NandeusOn, Boston, Mass; Gertie Averil Erie
Pa: NJ Nicholson, New York; Mrs NJ NJ Rob
inson, Rochester, " Y: John Mohun and lady
New York Mrs. K. B. Brown and two children,
Castine, Me; f. w. II. Mcfarland, Pittsburg,
Pa; james W. Dolan san Francisco Gus Jami-
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Arrivals at the State House Hotel yesterday
c. W. Jeferds, J. W. Jones, city; Mrs \. f. Ly-
ons Miss L. Jones, james Jones Pleasant Grove:
J. TanbrOcck New York; c. Smeder II. NJ. Da-
Wis, Georgetown; a. c. Hontley, Antioch; J. II.
Powers, \. d. Little, san Francisco; Phil. oyer,
George Clark, Costumes; L. W. Curry, Pleasant
Grove; James A. Iouttit, ". y. Moss, Stockton;
G.. c. Fitch, GAINESVILLE; c. W. Edwards La
trobe: A. Hutfaker, Wheatland; \. D. Oakley,
NatOma; J. II. Atkins, Elk Grove, ThOs. Waite
Brighton; George Shaw, Winters.
The Association of California Pioneers ten
dered II. NJ LaRue and his wife surprise party
last evening at their residence on the corner of
Sixteenth and H streets. The party was given
in honor of the tWenty-eighth anniversary OF
their marriage, which took place in COusa
county in May, 1888. The Pioneers have the
name of never doing things by halves and in
social way they are i'll the lead of any other as
sOciati9l in the city. Their gatherings are al
ways largely attended, the usual formalitieS and
mannerismS are laid to one side, and the even
ing is spent after the style of ii family reunion.
The large parlors of Mr.. LaRues residence was
filed with friends who passed the evening
pleasantly, chatting singing, dancing, ieasting
and speech making.
.
DR.. w. E. Briggs city; Niles Searls, Nevada
City 10 Hamilton, Auburn; J. W. Boyd, Corn
ing; NJ Z. Sanbon, Yuba City; George Z. Whit
ney. L. II. Cary. Oakland; /. H. Brown. Hay
wards; Sam Thall, agent Rice'S Surprise Party:
Henry l. Fisher, W. W. Kellogg, J. b. Ryan, Jas.
J. Flynn, Warren r. Payne, l. Euphrat W. f.
Good, a. Della Casa, G. ;. kasson, J. Wollner,
san Francisco; L. W Buck, Vacaville; John
WolfSkill san Diego; A. C. Martin, Antioch;
VIM Johnston and wife, Richland; Caleb Dor
sey, Tuolumne county; james Chesholm wife
and daughter North san Juan: Thos. +. Adds,
New Haven, Conn; G. f. Maddox. San Jose; II.
NJ. Abbey, Colusa: VIM. f. McCracken and wife,
Costumes; W c. Belcher, Marysville; \. Finck,
wife and son: Miss Hattie Finck. st. Paul, Mo;
J. H. Simpson st. Helena; Thomas +. Faw,
Monterey.
The wedding ceremony of Colonel J. J. Ayers
and Miss Charlotte Slater took place yesterday
AT the Presbyterian church, Rev. II. II. Rice
officiating, the prayer being made by Rev. n.
Slater father of the bride. The church was
beautifully decorated for the occasion, conspic
uous among the decorations being the mono
gram :" s. a" in deep red roses and orange
blossoms. The bride was dressed in ecru silk
and wore diamond ornaments, the gift of the
groom. She was preceded up the aisle by her
neices and nephcws-ittle Georgia Shanklin
with Howard McIntire. and Bertha Hall with
Edwin Shanklin. The little girls were dressed,
one in pink the other in blue, and made very
pretty effect as they stood on each side of the
bridal pair. \ reception followed at Mr. Slater's
residence, where the happy couple received con
gratulations under a marriage bell of white
/ flowers back of which was heart with the
initials ." 5. A" in pink, and true lovers knot.
/ The other floral decorations were elaborate and
! beautiful, and the wedding presents were nu-
! merous and elegant. The occasion was rendered
still more festive by the fact of its being also the
| silver wedding of Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Hall, the
! latter sister of the bride, and poem read,
written by Colonel Ayers for the anniversary.
/ The newl Y married couple left by the afternoon
! train for San Francisco.