Sacramento daily record-union., 1884-06-16
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

for Colusa.
A. X. GRIM of San Francisco, went to Phoebe
Saturday night.
A D. Martin, of Alturas, Modoc county, is
visiting the city.
Miss Hattie Wright, of Gait, has been visiting
friends in this city.
John r. Lawrence of willows has gone on a |
visit to GAINESVILLE, Wis.
Charles Sellinger, Jr., went down to San Fran
cisco yesterday afternoon.
Surveyor-General ". II. Brown arrived from |
San Francisco yesterday noon.
Major Robert Beck came up from the Bay Sat
urday night and returned yesterday.
Judge j. H. Craddock, of Marysville, went up
home from San Francisco yesterday.
Miss May French, of Red Bluff, is visiting rel |
atives and friends at and near Willows
George Smith, of Davisville, and &. W. !
Schmidt, of Dutch Flat, are in the city.
f. W. Bates, of Clay Station, will spend the |
summer at Markleeville, Alpine county.
Creed Raymond came down from Auburn yes
terday, and went to the Bay in the afternoon.
Master Mechanic Crosby, of the Stockton and |
Copperopolis Railroad. was in town yesterday. |
Amos Gordon has returned to Grass Valley |
from visit TO Georgetown, FL Dorado county.
T. ". Tisdale and s. NJ Webster. of Grizzly |
Flat, FL Dorado county, are at the State House.
Miss Lizzie Richards of the Costumes. is Wis |
iting Elk Grove, the guest of Mrs. L. Edgington.
Miss Lizzie a. Jones' of Nortonville. is visiting
Plaeeryille, the guest of Miss Sarah RowlandS. |
Michael White, Peter Farrell, Edward Bar
rett and several other Grass NalleyiteS in the
city.
Miss Maud Henry, of this city, has been pay
ing Willows visit, the guest OF Mrs. A. s. Love |
lace.
I. silverstein, of Chico,s passed through yes
terday, returning to that place from San Fran |
cisco.
Rev. H. H Parks has removed from Willows
to San Francisco, where he in the future will |
reside.
Dr. Todd, of Auburn, has gone to san Francis |
co. in hopes that a change of climate will bene- |
tit him.
Joseph Cairn Simpson, of the San Francisco |
Breeder and Sportsman, came up from the Bay |
yesterday.
n. Freisser, Charles Freisser. Comanche. and |
Ralph Wright, Single Springs, are at the Ell |
dred House
c. II. Holbrook and P W. Levens of Chico. |
passed through the city yesterday, on their way |
TO San Francisco
F. L. Watson, Oakland; j. X McKinstry. Gait.
and Terry L. Wright, Knights Landing, are at |
the Capital Hotel
George Lord and John Spencer have removed |
from Iowa Hill to Sierra City, where they have
gone into business.
Henry Edgerton delivered an address at the
Blaine and Logan ratification meeting at stock
ton Saturday night.
J. H. Sharpe, engaged in the Land Office of |
the Central Pacific Railroad, at SAN Francisco.
was here yesterday.
Mrs. DR.. Stollar, who has been visiting san
returned to her home at North San
Juan on Thursday last.
Mrs. j. Woodward, Miss F. Woodward and
John Burns wife and daughter, OF Vernon
came to the city Saturday.
G. W. Hubert, Minute Clerk of the Assembly
passed through the city yesterday, en- route from
Stockton TO his home in BiggS.
Miss Nina ByXbee, who has been visiting Mrs
James Curry at Placervile, returned to her
home in Berkeley few days ago.
Miss Katie Taylor has returned to her home
in Placerville from Genoa, New, where she has
been engaged in teaching school.
William f. Floyd, San Francisco: NJ. Ross.
Gait: George Schnider, Clay Station. and james
fraley, Slough House, are in the city.
Miss Annie Stitch and her brother Bennie. of
San francisco, are visiting Elk Grove as the
guests Of their sister, Mrs. V. Williams.
Miss Della Walter has returned to her home in
bonanza. Or. after visiting for several months
the family of J. J. Wonderley at Placerville
d. Mckay left Saturday evening en- route for
New York, and will be gone about a month
visiting his old home in Canada before he re-
turns.
Mrs Lily Langtry and her theatrical company
passed through the city by this mornings train
en route for san Francisco where they play an
Governor Stoneman took his departure for the
Yosemite valley yesterday morning. He was
well provided with blankets, so as to be pre-
pared for rough camping if necessary.
Miss Fannie Campbell will leave Sacramento
this week for Brighton, England, where she goes
to complete her musical education. En- route
she will spend fortnight in New York and
visiting friends.
Adolph Scheld. son of Philip Scheld of this
city, started for the East by the overland train
Saturday evening He goes direct to Boston
where he will join Gustavus c. Simmons. son of
Dr. q. /. simmons. After the Harvard Uniyer-
sity commencement the pair will start from
New York for Europe on the Cunard steamer
. Oregon, and spend their vacation on the
Rhine, returning by the way of Paris in time for
young Simmons to resume his medical studies
in Boston, in September.
The many friends of Misses Jennie Irwin and
Jennie Henry rendered them a farewell party at
Confidence Pavilion, Placcrvile on tuesday
evening last, in view of their departure for the
lighted and beautifully decorated
over the music stand at the rear of the hall
large mirror was suspended, above which were
he words Z" Good-by Minnie-Jennie" and di-
rectly beneath the mirror was IL large mono
gram, the initials OF their names
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel yesterday
B. /. McLain Los Angeles Norman Selfe, Mrs |
\. II. Booth Australia NJ. Levy Blacks Station:
Lynch. Los Angeles; d. Alden, Augusta Me:
Mrs ". d. Thompson, Miss f. D. SWEET Santa
Barbara F. NJ. Clarke, Solano; f. Klein Gait;
John McComb, Folsom: Jas. A. Brown Thos |
F. Anderson, Chas. f. Meyers Marysville: Geo
Lark Philadelphia: Miss Lou, Etna, Siskiyou:
K. \. willing, Woodbridge: S A. Gyle. Tehama !
\. P Chipman, Red Bluff; J. c. Simpson, Oak
land; w. L. Phillips, Yountyille II. T. Liver |
more, Chas. p. Pike and wife, Creed Raymond,
Wallace Auker, Frank Rogers, II. \. Powell, A. |
7. Carter, Max Wolf J. p Hueneme, John F.
Sheehan, J. ;. Gordon San Francisco.
The following west-bound overland passen-
90 Sacramento |
EompkinS, Oakland; Mrs. j. Maury, F. Beaver
san Francisco; Mrs. E. McNaPp, Manchester, n.
H., o. D. Sherwood, Boston; Dr. VIM. B. May
and wife, Miss Anna Holmes 6. c. Center
Charles Adler, A 5. Levy, san Francisco: W |
Clark, Cheyenne; May J. FallOn, England; T.
Howard, New York; v. Phillips Providence,
ner, santa Barbara; ;. Greeny, scotland; Mrs
VI. ]. Bissell, st. Louis; Mrs. GarretsOn, New
York; NJ. J. Hays Cincinnati Thomas /. Yale
san Francisco: Mrs. Dienst, Cheyenne; Miss
Mitchell London, Eng: Miss f. H. Johnston
Detroit, Mich; W. W. Watson. New York; and
the Langtry combination, consisting of Mrs
langtry and maid, Charles A. Madun manager
]. J. Riley, Harry Cross, Walter Eytinge, Fred
Everill, Frank Seymour, Herman Fitzpatrick |
Charles Edmonds and wife, Joseph Carne ThOs
COe, Miss Rebecca Huston, Miss Clara Earl, W
H. Spencer.
Thomas 0. Hardie and Miss Ida Irwin both of
Pacerville, were united in the holy bonds of
matrimony at the Episcopal Church in that city
Monday evening, June 9TH. Friends of the two
ltnlllles nau during the day decorated the
church in Il manner never before equaled. No
cards had been issued, the local papers simply
stating that all friends were welcome The |
service had been announced for eight O'Clock,
yet by halfpast seven every seat was occupied,
and some time before the arrival of the bridal
party standing room was at a premium. a
feature which attracted general attention and
admiration the part taken by the little
pages and waiting maids-Perry Tracy, Bennie
Selkirk, Suzie Lowry Annie Selkirk and Peril
NarOzza-who performed their parts to perfec
tion. After the service at the church the newly
married couple were escorted to the residence
of the brides parents where an informal recep-
tiOn was held at which time the bride was pre-
sented with many tokens of true friendship,
quite number of which were very elegant. As
u whole, the HaTdie-Irwin wedding was a social
event which will long be remembered with |
pride and pleasure by the many friends of the
high contracting parties