Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-10-20
SOCIAL AND Personal.

T. c. Pockman left yesterday morning
| for Fresno.
Mrs. ". W. Durham, of Durham, visited
| the city yesterday.
Cid Eldred and family have returned
from Bartlett Springs.
c. H. Smith, of San Francisco, is visiting
the city for a few days.
Postmaster Abbott, of Prattville, Plumas
county, is visiting the city
General 10 Hamilton passed through YES
terday TO San Francisco from Auburn
]. H. Burnham, ofFolsom, passed through
yesterday, on his way TO San Francisco.
Miss Kate Lame went to San Francisco
yesterday, where she will visit two weeks
]. F. Hart and wife, of Sacramento.
passed Promontory yesterday, to arrive to-
morrow morning.
E. c. Hart, A. Dennery, w. F. Smith, C.
p. Nathan and G. Politz went TO the Bav
yesterday afternoon.
L. Frink, at one time in business in this
city, but latterly living near Rio Vista,
came up to the city from San Francisco
yesterday.
Superintendent A. D. Wilder, A. J.
Stevens, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Fox and K.
c. Montgomery came up from San Fran
cisco yesterday morning
Rev. C. McKelvey, recently pastor of the
Central NJ. E. Church in this city has been
selected Grand Chaplain of the Grand
Lodge, f. and A. NJ, of the State for the
ensuing year.
Arrivals at the Capital Hotel Yesterday
J. H. Maston, Woodland: Mrs. ID. Fraser.
and daughter, Mrs. W ". Durham, Sam.
Durham Wheatland; l.. Frank, Oakland
w. f. Mack, Woodland r. c. Montgom-
cry, San Francisco; II. II. Morley. Oak
land; Mrs. H. Earnest Brookland Mrs
J. Kerhus, st. Louis John T. Carey, CITY:
II. 2. Merritt and family, Yolo; Mrs. L.
Van Fossen and two children, Biggs.
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel yes
terday: T, r. Hanley, Miss Sadie Morley,
Roseville; VIM Johnston, Richland;
Theo. Reiser, 10 Hamilton, Auburn r. l..
Toplitz, S. Kline, San Francisco; George
Kline, Woodland Mrs. J. Is. Ritter, Mich
igan Bar; c. b. Elliott, Suisun: James
Velsin, Los Angeles; D. E. Martin, Oak
land; Mr.. and Mrs. Cragg Miss Cragg, +.
L. Wright and wife, Manager, and forty
members Hayerlys Minstrels.
a crystal wedding surprise party, con-
slstlng of numerous friends OF Mr. and
Mrs. c. S. Robb, took possession of their
residence, at Twentieth and l streets, last
evening, ana proceeded to duly celebrate
the fifteenth anniversary of the marriage
of said couple. \ large array of beautiful
as well as useful presents appropriate to
the occasion were presented, and a genuine
season of greetings and merry-malIing en-
sued. The raiding friends also brought an
ample supply of refreshments, which were
served at a later hour-and the marriage
bells of fifteen years ago were merrily rang
again.
Yesterday Hon. J. T. Heard, Congress
man from the Sixth Congressional District
of Missouri Hon. w. W Morrow. Con-
gresham from the Fourth; Hon. G. \.
FELTON, from the Fifth, and Hon. Joseph
McKenna from the Third California Dis
trict, were in Sacramento, the guests of
Mayor John Q. Brown and President of
the Board of Trade, Joseph Steffens. The
visiting congressman were accompanied
by Henry L. Dodge, President of the San
Francisco Chamber of Commerce: J. B.
Stetson, President of the San Francisco
Board of Trade; State Senator David Nc
Clure, A. p. Williams and Colonel C. L.
Taylor, of San Francisco. They visited the
State Capitol, the Exposition building.
Croker Art Gallery, the Water Works,
Agricultural Park and other points of in
terest.