Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-07-13
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.
VIM. Gutenberger went up to Coltax yes
terday.
Brainard F. Smith leaves this evening
for Soda Springs.
Mrs hatcher and Mrs. Simoni have gone
to Hardin Springs.
Miss Mary Deely, of Folsom, is visiting
friends in this city.
T. ]. Urquhart and family are spending
week at Glen Ellen
Eugene P Wilson is making two weeks
visit TO San Francisco.
= Col Babcock returned yesterday to San
Francisco from Chico.
Miss Nellie McComber, of Folsom, is
visiting in San Francisco.
Mrs. Mamie E. Wilson left last Saturday
on trip to the mountains.
G. w. Caples and wife, of Folsom, are
visiting friends in Genoa, New.
Mrs. Elizabeth Davidson, of Folsom, a
few days since celebrated her S0th birthday.
Mrs. C. w. Cross, of Nevada City, passed
through yesterday, on her way to San Jose.
Mrs. A. Walrath, of Nevada city, re-
turned home from San Francisco Saturday
evening.
Mrs. Leland Howe has returned from an
extended visit to her daughter at Los
Angeles.
Colonel J. ". Guthrie and family started
yesterday morning for the foothills, to stay
two weeks.
Thomas Dougall and Ed Weinlander, of
cisco yesterday.
Wy lI,-lo,, L., Il I or
Davisviile, and will shortly move his fam
lily to Woodland.
George Ohleyer, editor of the Sutter
Farmer, passed through Saturday on his
way to Pacific Grove.
Mrs NJ L. Barrett leaves to-day for a
visit to her parents in Salt Lake city. She
expects to be absent several weeks.
r. E. Gogings and wife, Mrs. Win. J.
Davis and Henry Mann and wife, of San
Francisco, left Saturday evening for Soda
Springs.
The Misses Sarah and Kate O'Neil, of
Vallejo, who have been visiting the Misses
McNamee, of Folsom, have returned 10
their home.
In the city yesterday; J. w Smith, D.
NJ. Mari, John Johns, Plymouth Miss l..
Reynolds, Miss X. Pitchford, Mrs. j. Jolly,
Placeryille; j. W. Allan, Dunnigan.
DR.. and Mrs. Durant, of Folsom, have
gone into the Sierras for a rusticating trip.
During DR.. Durants absence his business
will be attended to by DR.. Reed, of Placer
vile.
X. B. Soule wife and daughter, San
Francisco, spent yesterday with friends in
Sacramento. They were returning to the
Bay from a visit to their old home in Placer
county.
Frank James. Superintendent of the West
ern Union Telegraph Company, has gone
over to Tahoe from San Francisco to meet
party OF friends, and Will return next
Friday.
Last evening. in a special car attached to
the eaSt-bound train, was a party of San
Among them are noted Al. Hayman, man
ager of the Baldwin Theater, his wife, Mr.
and Mrs. Lefenticht and Mrs. Coleman.
Arrivals at the Capital Hotel yesterday:
II. T. Higgins, Clarksburg; J. +. Shaeffer,
Gridley; r. D. Stephens and wife, Brigh-
ton; J. Craig, Woodland; W. L. Duden,
Sacramento; c. NJ. Creppin, Placerville;
Charles Qhleyer, city; Mrs. w. L. Wallace,
Grass Valley Miss Lou Eastman, Oakland
c. a. Duncan, Suffer county.
Virgil Williams, Art Instructor School
of Design, San Francisco, who has been
the guest of the Museum Association since
Friday returns to his home this morning.
While here Mr. Williams has given the
Art Gallery 4 thorough inspection has
been shown by friends to many points of
interest in the city and vicinity, and was
yesterday entertained at a country home in
the midst of Sacramento orchards and vine
yards. He expresses himself as satisfied
that the natural scenery hereabouts is adj
mirable for study by art classes. Mrs.
Williams remains in the city day or two,
at the invitation of Mrs. G. w. Chesley.
A late Massachusetts, paper has the fol-
lowing honorable mention: "Gustavus c. |
Simmons, son of DR.. G. L. Simmons ofSac- |
ramento, Cal, has completed his collegiate
course at Harvard Medical School. Mr..
Simmons while at college devoted himself
with unsparing energy to his studies, and
is now enjoying the fruits Of his labors in |
well-earned praise and recognition. His |
medical thesis won for him especial praise
and his collegiate standing entitle him to
recognition under the following on the
programme of the commencement exer-
cises: Hon0ris ergo slr1t pratcrea hi 1oDej
ndadi quorum scriptd eriStiD,Gntium drbitriO
pr05dta Sunt." The young doctor is ma
tive of Sacramento, and a graduate of our
llISu SCliOOI. W ItIi IL 10 ISIiltHIDtItu ludI
out of a large class of graduates from the
medical department, mostly composed of
men with Eastern col .ege training, he alone
received this notice at the university COM
mencement of "Old Harvard" the fact
speaks well for the educational advantages
offered by our city.
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel yes
terday: p. c.. Hale, Sacramento; Miss
Baldwin, Stockton A. Macduff and wife,
New York Mrs Hapgood, Marysville; S.
II. Taylor, Australia NJ. Byrne, Jr., Grass
Valley f. d. Proctor, Dank Hall Rut-
land, Vt; Miss Tompkins, Madison; L.
Minot, Boston Will A Peavis, Ohio; J.
J. Upchurch, Steelville, Mo-. D. McPher-
son, Santa Cruz: j. Steadman, Redding
John Gamble, Litton Springs; John f.
Foulkes, Oakland; P H Markell, Port
land NJ. V. Sparks, Oakland; J. n Nc
Donough, Lincoln; Mrs J. T. Smith and
two children, Fayette Mo-; R. c. Sargent,
Woodbridge; Mrs. c. W. Cross and three
children, Nevada City; James Miller and
wife, oakland A. J. Wightman, Ma
rysYille; w. A. Henry and wife city
J. Phillips, F. L. Van Denmark, w r.
Gallagher, w. Gallagher, w. w Carter,
II. p. Bancroft, E. NJ. Reading, J. Jourdan,
Miss Georgia Morse, Miss Hunt, Mrs Virgil
Williams, A. l.. Bancroft j. J.
Butter, r. S. Loughey, S. A. Gold
man, W. b. Whitehouse, George
Fredrcks, W. Hendrickson, Charles J.
Jones, San Francisco C. E. Trainor,
Thomas 7. Weisman, city; ]. T. Gilmartin,
San Francisco.