Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-05-23
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

Fred B. Houston of Courtland, is in the city
1 William sarll, of Chico, was in town yester-
day.
W. c. Van Fleet came up from the Bay last
| evening.
J.R. Watson and a. J. Stevens are in San
| Francisco
Senator Reuter- got back from the Bay yester-
| day noon.
Mrs Addie Carter left yesterday TO visit friends
at Marysville.
H. Livermore, of San Francisco was in the
| city yesterday.
c. V. Hobart, of Chico, came down yesterday,
! going 10 the Bay.
Mrs. G. K Smith, of Biggs, and Vim. Ash, OF
| Colusa are in town.
! Miss Maud Henry left yesterday for a TWO
! weeks visit TO ColuSa.
| Mrs j. X. Alexander, of Salinas City is visit
| ing friends in this city.
Judge o. C. Pratt returned TO San Francisco
| yesterday from Durham.
H. e. Smith and wife were passengers for the
Bay yesterday afternoon.
| A. F. Shattuck, Deputy Secretary of State,
went TO the Bay yesterday.
Add c. Hinkson and Judge ]. L. English went
! to san Francisco yesterday.
Judge Craig of Auburn, came down from Red
ding yesterday, going home.
Mrs. W. a. Anderson has gone TO San Fran
cisco to remain u few weeks.
y. Meyers, of Woodland, and NJ. E Glow, of
Knights Landing, are in the city.
W. F. Huntoon, Cashier of the Peoples Bank,
has returned from trip to Mexico
Allan Towles. of Auburn, returned to that
place yesterday from San Francisco.
D. H. Haskell, Town site Agent of the Central
Pacific Railroad, was in town yesterday.
Hon. j. H Neff of Dutch Flat. passed through
the city yesterday, going to San Francisco.
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the city last evening, en- route to Cheyenne.
j. ]. Frizzell J. F. Vickers, W. H. Bagwill and
G. T. Conner, of the Costumes, are in the city.
C. W. Downey of Folsom; w. s. Wilber of
Buckeye; J. E. Brown, of Plymouth, are in town.
Judge I. s Belcher of Marysyille, returned to
that place from San Francisco yesterday after
noon.
her son, William Hazlett, are visiting Matthew
Cooke.
Thomas Flynn, journalist and oarsman of San
Francisco, has started for a trip East and TO the
old country.
Jacob Korn, of Courtland H. Breuner, Jr, of
Alameda, and John Ehrhardt, of Georgetown
are in the city.
Colonel John Knapp and wife are at the Capt.
tai Hotel Colonel Knapp is one of the editors
of the st. Louis Republican.
\. c. Bronson, for many years carriage
painter i'll this city, returned yesterday after an
Oregon, but will return and make Sacramento
his home.
Arrivals at the State House yesterday: H. C.
Pockman, s. d. Johnson, J. II. Mccarthy, city;
E. 2. SpringStead, II. Coffman, T. W. Johnson,
Mrs. Hustler, Charles F. Hustler CORTLAND; o.
L. Barker and family, w. s. AndrosS, Newcastle;
W. c. Sheldon, Costumes; Daniel Femel, Frank
lin; Miss Chapman, White Rock; Mrs. Colmes,
7. W. Johnson, Elk Grove; H. Willetts and wife,
Wilettsville.
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel yesterday
Charles Stevens, Whitcomb's ranch; j. d. N.
Tobdell, New York; H. C. Smith, stockton; r.
W. Gowill, Mrs. D.. a. Reed, E. l.. Reed, Oak
land; b. s. Samuels, A. Wasch, \. c. Ravedale,
San Francisco; James Whitcomb, Ranch Jos.
Black, Detroit Mich; \. H. Roe Oakland; E.
w. Bushyhead, San Diego; Mrs. Loveland, Den
yer, Col; Miss Alice Job. Alton, H.. Rev. j. H.
Wythe and wife, Placeryille; R. w. Gould, Oak
land; c. H. Finley and wife, Miss Finley, Allan
ia, Ga.
The following from the Stockton Herald of
Wednesday will be of interest to many Sacra-
mentanS " Miss Annie Laura Witherlv of this |
city, was married to Flood Valentine Flint, OF
Sacramento, yesterday, at the residence of the
brides parents, corner of San Joaquin and
Church streets, by the Rev. S. c. Sprecher. The
large double parlOrs of the residence had been
beautifully decorated with festoOnS of graceful |
smilax and exquisite garands of cut-foWers. A
floral umbrella was conspicuous piece of the
florist skill, and hung in the bay-Window. Be |
meath the umbrella the happy and smiling
couple stood while the words of the ceremony
were spoken. About forty intimate friends Of
the family were present to witness the event |
The bridesmaids were Miss Emma Garfield. of
Sacramento and Miss May Hickman of Oak
land, while the groomsmen were Peter January,
of Sacramento. and Jud Brusie, of lone. The
marriage was celebrated at 1890 A. NJ. and then
the newly married couple and their relatives
and friends sat down to a wedding breakfast
The bride was dressed in lightbrow silk
travelling costume, trimmed with brown silk and
covered with applique work. she wore old
point lace at the sleeves and neck, the tradi-
tional orange blossoms at throat, and diamond
earrings and breastpin-the present of the |
bridegroom. Mr.. and Mrs. Flint departed on the |
noon train yesterday for San Francisco. They
will visit Santa Cruz and Monterey. and arrive |
at their future home in Sacramento in about |
two weeks, where they Will hold a reception |
and settle down to married life in earnest. The |
wedding presents given to the young couple |
were beautiful and costly