Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-05-06
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

James l. Gerrish, of IVES, Oakland, is in the
city.
viii Williams, of stockton. is visiting sacra-
mento.
l. A. Epson went up to Marysyille yesterday
afternoon.
wv Mccarthy, Clerk of the Supreme Court,
is in town.
NJ Thomas and II. Barnes OF Mud Springs, are
i'll the city.
" Greene Curtis has gone to San Francisco for
a brief stay.
Judge J. /. English left for San Francisco yes
terday afternoon.
Inspector of Fruit Pests S. F. Chaplin came up
from San Jose yesterday.
Mrs d. o. Cook has gone 10 Marysville 10 visit
friends for Il week or two.
Judge W. r. Cantwell returned yesterday from
a weeks visit TO San Francisco.
Mrs R. Kercheval and daughter, OF Grand
Island, were in town yesterday.
Mrs Throckmorton and daughter of San
Francisco, are at the Capital Hotel.
T. H. Brand, advance agent for the temper
ance lecturer John B, Cough, is i'll the city.
Mrs S. Nose left Sunday evening with her two
younger children for the East to visit relatives
Frank AIillikin, of Auburn, formerly of Saera
mento. was in the city yesterday, en- route to San
Francisco.
Miss Louise Conrad, pupil of the Sacra
Placer county
F.. .B. Johnston and J. T. Mcintosh came
down from Chico yesterday, 10 spend the week
here al the races.
\ Knull Live Oak: Albert Haas. Cosumnes,
and A. J. Cello FL Dorado, are spending few
days in sacramento.
Alonzo Neil, Edward Neil, Leonard Walling,
D. Pritchard, Park Brown and James Jordan, of
Michigan Bar, are at the Eldred House.
Hon. VIM. Johnston left yesterday for Watson
vile, to attend the Disciples state Sunday
school Convention, of which he is President
Miss Rosa Woodburn, of this city yesterday
returned to the Art School at San Francisco,
which She has been attending for three terms.
George \. Wight, former resident of this
city but latterly of Stockton, has returned TO
Sacramento, and in the future viii make il his
home.
Il resident of Los Angeles, who had been spend
ing few days in Sacramento, went home yes
terday.
W. H. Porter, Treasurer of the Central Pacific
Railroad Company came up to the city Satur-
day evening, and returned TO the Bay yesterday
afternoon.
W. B. Todhunter returned yesterday morning
from trip through Oregon and Nevada. He
says the farmers of both States are anticipating
splendid harvest.
ON the 18th inst, of Miss Charlotte Slater TO Col
James J. Ayers, Superintendent of State Print
ing. The ceremony will take place i'll WestInin-
ster Church at II 4. NJ.
Supervisor Steinman was expected to return
from the East this morning. but, as his name did
not appear i'll the passenger list, 1t is probable
he will arrive tomorrow. During his visit 10
Washington he called upon Senator Miller, and
was by him introduced to President Arthur and
Robert Lincoln. Secretary of War.
Arrivals at the State House Hotel yesterday
J. J. FitzIner, Virginia City, New. Mrs. Nelmes,
Mrs. Kerr, D. Bellemer, r. Owen, Elk Grove:
Miss G. Taylor Mrs. Taylor, William Dixon and
wife, F. \. Moore, Miss Nellie Cotton, Ben. Cot
ton, Idalene Cotton, T. A. Sanders, Mrs. George.
San Francisco; O.. V. Harvey, W. Wright and
wife, Z. c. Clark, William F. Brewster, W. Rose,
J. J. Campbell, Gait; Thomas Barky. country;
Mrs Love, Amador; John McCarty, w. b. Nc
Kenzie, G. W. Dugan, Latrobe; VI. Farley P.
Farley, Downieville
Mr. and Mrs. G.. Poitz entertained large
number of friends at the opening of their new
and elegant residence on \ street Sunday even
ing. There were nearly 100 persons present, and
the time was made TO pass quickly and happily.
fine supper was served in the large and spa
good cheer. Rev. DR. Bloch. who presided, made
an eloquent and feeling address, alluding to the
host from his boyhood days to the present time,
and ending by wishing, as did the entire assem-
Joy many such social reunions.
The following west-bound overland passen-
gers passed Sacramento this morning: ). /.
Herndon, Missouri; G. f. Bayley, England; J. W.
Missouri; Miss Anna l.. Johnson Brooklyn, \.
y: Mrs. E. G. Michel, San Francisco: Miss +.
NJ Walls \. s. Field and daughter, England:
Miss l. Roger Miss K. II. Roger. Canada; Mrs.
W. L. Church, Leadville, Col; Mrs. Peacock,
Miss l.. Peacock. Miss Lillian Peacock, Miss NJ.
Peacock, Australia: p. c. Hale, Sacramento;
VIM. Newton, England: J. Il. Holly, san Jose;
\. II. Lozer, London; Geo. j. Newton, Manches-
ter England; l.. w. McElroy and sister Z. Tup
per Vermont: X Wallace and wife, Canada;
Mrs NJ Ballard West Virginia; 7. c. Johnson
I I 1,~iIl ~ I
Preator, Napa, Cal; Mrs. \. Lantergey, Paris,
France; J. IL. Hammond, San Francisco; f. g.
Warehouse, sacramento.
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel yesterday:
f. b. Johnston, Chico; John Smith, New York;
J. II. Bolles, w. Goldsmith, L. Van Nleet, A. g.
Booth, :. b. Whitehead, VIM. s Dewey, J. K.
Sharpstein II. C. Finckler Perrie kewen Dan
iel Suter, George D. O'Neal, Fred. G. Bridge, W.
T. Wallace and wife, Miss NJ Wallace, William
Irlan, Ir., R. H. C. Donald, Jr.. J. A Warrington,
H. B. Wood, C. d. Cole, John Bonner, T. K Net
ron, san Francisco; John +. Ellison, Red Bluff;
J. F. Hall Z. VI. Gibson, Oakland L. W. Buck,
Knight, Santa Cruz; l.. B. Merzner and wife,
Benicia; L. II. Cary, George Z. Whitney, Frank
T. Meagher, Oakland: \. P Loring and wife,
Boston: John W. Lenile. Glen Falls, " Y: +. I.
Baldwin, i. F. LangfOrd, san joaquin; John
Wolfskill, San Diego; \. Riehl, Gilroy; F. E.
Johnston, Napa ~ a. Taylor, Santa Cruz; c. II.
Maddox, Mrs. c. II. Maddox, San Jose r. +.
Morrison and wife, A. $. Thomson, J. V. Mel,
San Francisco: Robert Calvert. Salt Lake: F. NJ.
DAILY, c. Frank, W. H. Brown, W. c. Sharpstein
San Francisco: A. r. Hatch. Suisun j. w. Dorat-
tan, Oakland.
\ few days ago the Pioneer Association of
Sacramento surprised \. d. Goodell with re-
ception in his honor on the occasion of his sew
entieth birthday. subsequently, in cOmmemo-
ration of the event, the members presented
him with a gold-headed cane. Last evening,
Mr.. and Mrs. Goodell returned the compliment
by entertaining the Pioneer Association and
their wives at the family residence on o street,
the occasion being the fOrty-sixth anniversary
of the marriage of Mr. and Mrs Goodell. There
was u large gathering of Pioneers and their fam
lilies. Several presents were made to the hosts,
among them a fine ebony and brocaded silk fan
to Mrs Goodell from the ladies. On its handle
was Il gold tablet, appropriately inscribed.
| Hon. II. NJ. LaRuc made the presentation adj
dress in very happy, impromptu manner.
There were also a large number of handsome
| floral offerings of friendship. During the even
! ing Hon. J. II. McKune, in mirthful vein pre-
! scented TO Mrs. Goodell. from the Pioneers a
! broom deliberately decorated with flowers. while
! chorus of voices sang to the old tune, Buy
Broom" A very pleasant evening was spent by
| the guests, the entire residence being placed at
| their disposal. During the evening the hosts
| served to the guests supper The congratula-
! lions to the forty-siX years married pair We're
| many and heartfelt, as also the wishes for long
| life and continued prosperity.
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