Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-11-23
SOCIAL AND personal.

C. L. Smith, of Marysville, came to the
city yesterday.
A. L. Frost returned yesterday from
North San Juan
Mrs. ]. w. O'Meara is visiting relatives in
Calaveras county.
Mrs. ]. f. Moody, of Truckee, is visiting
in San Francisco.
W. E. WEIGH of Nevada City, went to
San Jose yesterday.
Internal Revenue Collector Barnett went
to Colusa yesterday.
Governor Stoneman went down to San
Francisco last Saturday
Fred Hewitt and wife of Oroville. came
down yesterday, going below.
Peter Eagle, of Marysville passed through
yesterday, going to San Francisco.
Mrs. Clara Byrne of this city is visiting
Placerville, the guest of Mrs. Jolly.
Hon. G. W. Cross passed through yester-
day from Nevada City TO San Francisco.
]. B. Campbell and wife of Tahoe CITY,
will spend the winter in Ell Paso, Texas.
Miss Sarah Cohn left yesterday to spend
several weeks with San Francisco friends.
Miss Mamie Gaffney, of Mt. Aukum, Ell
Dorado county, is attending school in this
city.
Mrs. VIM Beckman has returned from a
visit to Mrs. Creed Raymond, at San Fran
cisco.
Mrs. J. w. Douglas has removed from
PlacerYllle to Los Angeles, which will be
her future home.
Miss Lizzie Krenkle of Truckee.sis visit
ing her parents at Gait, where she will re-
main during the winter.
Rev. DR.. Bonte, of Berkeley Major
Marion Biggs, of Gridley, and Commission
er BeIcher, of the Supreme Court, were in
town Saturday
Miss Helen Harrison, of Stockton, re-
turned yesterday from visit of II months
to the East, and went home after paving a
visit to relatives here
Edward Coleman, of Grass Valley, Grand
High Priest OF Royal Arch Masons. and J
II. Netf, of Placer, Past Grand High Priest
returned yesterday from paying a visit to q
Lodge OF the fraternity in Marysville, and
went to Auburn
Miss Jeanette Hamilton, daughter o.
! Colonel Edward r. Hamilton, of Sacra.
mento, will leave here for the East to-mor
| row evening, IN company with Congressman
| Henley and family. Miss Hamilton expect.
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Arrivals at the State House Yesterday
S. ). Hinsdell, VIM. L. Marluy, Clarks
| burg; l.. Wyman, San Francisco: Miss |.
Belcher, Miss NJ Bclcher, Miss A. Belcher
| Bill Belcher, Costumes; Miss l.. Swift
Miss X. Mathewson, lone City: James G
Fogerty, Geo Fisher, John P. Cahill. NJ
! Dekanger R. Blackstone, San Francisco
J. NJ. Richie, Oakland Wally Wallace.
Arrivals at the Capital Hotel Yesterday
II. Martin, Towles A. Z. Widen. Lo
Gates; J. c. Smith, Yolo; Mrs. E. D
Smith Miss n. D. Smith, San Francisco
n. H. James, Mrs. r. Jenkins and son
i Miss L. Horn, Truckee; Carleton W. Mil
Ter, San Francisco; a. NJ. Gentenv Frank
lin; W. H. Wilcox, Rocklin; NJ. V. B
Rawlings, lone; l.. L. James, Napa: Sol
Runyon, Z. Dean, CORTLAND.
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel YES
terday George II. Fox, New York; J. V
Coleman, G. W. Fletcher, H. d. LaMotie
John A. Black, San Francisco f. Robin
son, New York; NJ. v Sparks, f. D. Van
derslip. Oakland; Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Nc
Kenzie, Gait; L. G. Hamilton, Folsom
J. A. Wing and wife, New Bedford; E. II
DePue, Port Costa; Ed Coleman, Gras
Valley c. w. Cross, Nevada City; +. I
Westcott, San Jose; J. d. Hamilton. Au
burn Miss Lottie Petrie, 7. P. Hooper
Sacramento.
Mrs. w A. Henry, President of Ware
Relief Corps, No. Is, Mrs Nellie HOlbroo
: Blinn and other ladies went over to WOOD
land Saturday to assist Mrs. Kline in tn
work of instituting William H. Seward RI
lief Corps that evening. The followin
officers of the new Corps were installed
President, Martha Stone; Senior Vice-Pres
dent, Jennie Wallin: Junior Vice-Pres
dent, May Cummings; Secretary, Emm
LOOMS; Treasurer, Mary Harnish Chap
lain, Lena Westlake; Conductor, Luc
Powers; Guard, Susan Gamml.