Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-04-29

in town.
Miss Annie Davis returned yesterday from
| weeks visit at Newcastle.
Hon. George A. Knight, of San Francisco, wa.
visiting the city yesterday.
Gus. Bothner, business manager for Mr. and
| Mrs. Geo. s. Knight, is in town.
| J. II. Strobridge and A. w Sisson came down
! from Redding yesterday, going to the Bay.
| A. L. Frost and Judge j. l.. English were pas
sengers for San Francisco by yesterday after
| moons train.
W. J. Mower, Amador City, and David Hutch
| inson and Lawrence Lang, 0leta, are at the
! Eldred House.
Professor W F. Welcker, State Superintendent
! of Public Instruction, returned yesterday from
| San Francisco.
! Charles A. Wetmore, Chief Executive Viii
icUltural Officer of the Niticutural Commission
ers, is in the city.
Mrs c. T. Jones and Mrs Matt F. johnson,
with their children, left yesterday for visit to
| friends at Maxwell.
the Napa Insane Asylum, came TO the city last
Saturday, and returned to Napa yesterday after
noon.
Hon. VIM. II. Sears, lately appointed Collector
OF the Port of San Francisco, arrived from the
East by this mornings train, on his way TO the
Bay city.
G. Z. Mill, for many years in the employ of
the Central Pacific Railroad Company in this
city, has been transferred to Los Angeles, where
he will reside hereafter.
W. A. Anderson c. H. Hubbard and y. s.
Bennett went to san Francisco yesterday, as
delegates from this city TO the Grand Encamp-
ment of the Boys in Blue.
Hon. L. NJ. Warden, ex-Assemblyman from
San Luis 0bispo with his wife and daughter
Mrs. DR.. Fiske, have been visiting Sacramento,
as the guests of Mrs 5. L. Richards.
Hon. John 7. Mott, and daughter of Detroit,
have hppn Sapranpnfn
seven months, visiting George NJ. Mott, of II.
s. Croker x Co, son of the gentleman first men,
toned, left last evening on their return East.
Max f. Hornlein and Miss Jennie A. Pulaski
dence of the brides mother, Fifteenth and &
streets, by Rev. I. 5. Dunn. The newly married
couple left for San Francisco in the afternoon,
and were hidden good by at the depot by many
friends.
The following strangers came to the city YES
terday: J. H. Braley, Fresno; J. A. Wilcox,
Santa Clara; s. f. Chaplin, d. Z. Gish, San Jose;
Vim. Dunlap, Auburn; T. T. Wright, Knights
Landing; S. Magoffey, lreka; Wallace r. Pond,
Woodland; Caleb Dorsey Stanislaus: F. b.
Beard, Modesto; Samuel Davis and Lehman
Meter, San Francisco
Arrivals at the State House yesterday: NJ.
Kennedy. city; f. Asher and wife, Roseville;
George W. Van Alstine, San Francisco; J, A.
Filcher, Auburn; f. Hughes and wife, X. Bushly.
Pilot Hill; W. A. Goode Pleasant Grove; Miss
Jennie Gray, FL Dorado; II. Hughes, Clay station;
c. W. Schleifler, Latrobe; E. w. Wilder Cosum-
mes; A. K. Demayne, Dayisville; P. 7. William
son, American river; +. Glenn, Nicolaus; J. 7.
Morrison Creston; L. A. Walker, Buckeye val
ley; D.. CLAIM, NicolauS.
Last evening Robert Hunt of this city and
Miss Minnie Bucher were united in mar
rage at their new residence, on the north
west corner of Third and n streets. Miss Lizzie
Buchler and John Crone stood up with the
happy couple while the Rev. II. H. Rice tied
Hymen's knot. They were married under the
usual floral bell made of beautiful flowers. The
entire residence was handsomely decorated with
wreaths of flowers, smilaX and evergTeens and
potted plants. A large number of their intimate
friends were present and partOok of an excel
recipients of many handsome and valuable
presents among which was an elegant set of
carvers, presented by the Hook and Ladder
Company, of which Mr.. Hunt was member.
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel yesterday:
William Johnston, Richland: C. s. Croker, Oak
land; Thomas Mcdonald, Barney Mcdonald,
Lewiston; +. A. Wheeler, Rochester; George f.
Whitney, Oakland; a. G. Booth, VIM. S. Dewey,
Thos. NJ. Cook, Andrew Morson, Geo. \. Knight,
W &. Baldwin, ID. W. Parkhurst, W. W. Kellogg,
E. Booth, j. II. Tingrwan, J. D. Saul and two
children, Chas s Chamberlain and WIFE John
Bonner, James o Meara, +. l.. Wand, \. +. Wal
Ohio; L. H. Cary, Oakland; j. II. HOLSTER, San
Luis Obispo; L. w. Buck, Nacaville +. f. John
ston, Napa; J. 4. Whaler, Arcata; A. W. Hanna,
Eureka; John Wolfskill, San Diego: B. d. Muir
pll.s san JOSt L hthAll, hplio T. l. DttldN H.
Stockton; B. f. Langford Amador; E. W. Bias
del, Oakland; Chas. A Wetmore, Pleasanton;
J. c. Wolfskill. Solano; c. H. Maddox and wife,
san Jose.
The Longfellow Literary Club, a society com
posed of young misses whose object Is self
improvement, gave very pleasing entertain
ment Sunday night at the residence of William
Price, on Eighth street. Quite number of
guests responded to the invitations extended
them, and all were unanimous in the opinion
that pleasanter evening had rarely been spent.
The entertainment opened with few we'll
chosen remarks by the President, Miss Nettie
Price, after which the following programme was
rendered: Recitation, The Two Angels" Belle
Simon: piano solo, - Printcmps d'Amour," Nan
nette Dennery; recitation Enoch Ardens
Vow Laura Berck; reading Aunt Dolefuls
Visit Nettie Price; piano duet Clara and Pau
line Bores: recitation, " Hofienstein's Dream,
Minnie Joseph. The readings and Rotations
were excellent and the music called forth great
applause. After Il brief intermission, during
which refreshments were served, an amusing
little farce, entitled " Aunt Jerusha's VISIT was
exceedingly well enacted Florence Simon as
sumed the part of Aunt Jerlsha Peabody; Sarah
Price, Harriet, her niece; Clara Bories Eleanor,
another niece, and Minnie Joseph, Miriam,
their intimate friend 1t created much amuse
ment, and at its conclusion dancing and social
gaieties were INDUCED in until late hour. The
entire affair was extremely well conducted and
reflected great credit uDOu the yOQng misses