Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-06-09
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

| DR.. O. Harvey returned to Gait yesterday
morning.
]. s. Emery came up from the Bay last
| evening.
Judge Haines came up from the Bay yes
terday noon.
Harry Gribble has gone to the vicinity of
Lake Tahoe.
W.O. Callahan, of LooInis was in the
city yesterday.
Mrs. NJ. Arnold left yesterday to visit her
son at Monterey.
| Mrs. D. NJ. Burns lett yesterday for Pa
| cific Grove Retreat
Miss Alice Bauer left yesterday to visit
| friends at Stockton.
w. W. Ward, of Marysville, returned
home from here yesterday.
Marcus J. Davis, of Woodland, left for
Bartlett Springs yesterday.
Secretary of State Thompson returned
yesterday from San Francisco.
Miss Jennie Faulkner, of Woodland, is
visiting friends in Sacramento.
H. Jewett, of Decker and Jewett, Marys-
vile. went to the Bay yesterday
Joseph D. Redding, Fish Commissioner,
returned from the East yesterday.
David Bush and wife, of San Francisco,
went up to Single Springs yesterday.
Hon. A. Walrath came down from Ne
vada City yesterday, going to San Francisco.
Mrs. n Dorm, of Chico, came down yes
terday and left last evening for Cleveland,
Ohio.
Hon. W. w. Moreland, the Governors
private secretary, is spending few days in
San Francisco.
Miss Mamie Short, the elocutionist, is
the guest of Miss Grace Cooker during her
stay in Sacramento.
Chris Heider and family, of Tehama, re-
turned home yesterday after visit of few
days in Sacramento.
l. S. Brown, who has been developing a
quartz mine in FL Dorado county, near
Greenwood, came to the city yesterday.
II. E. Law, of the firm of Law, King &
Law, San Francisco, was in the city Sun
day and yesterday, as the guest of William
Cooker.
L. Levy, Colonel Tobn, Hon. r. J. Van
VOORHEES,, of Bodie, and Hon Charles Gil
dea were passengers for San Francisco by
yesterday afternoons train.
Hon. Creed Raymond, who has been
quite ill recently writes a Sacramentan
from Soda Springs, where he is stopping at
present, that his health is much improved.
Hon. Robert Barnett, of Colusa. who is
expected to succeed A. L. Frost as Internal
Revenue Collector of this district, arrived
yesterday from the East. He will probably
go into office about the LIST of July.
Arrivals at the Capital Hotel yesterday
w. g. Wilson, San Francisco Charles
Phleger, Sacramento: Robert Barnett,
Mrs. Robert Barnett, Colusa Phil Kenne-
Il | ~
Hubley and child, Colfax John Lawton.
Folsom E. Mallows Dutch Flat; d. C.
Halsey, New York; r. d. Stephens Brigh-
ton J. w. Richer, Marysville Miss f. A.
DAVIDSON, Suisun; J. J. Paulsell, Oakland
}. +. Reynolds and wife, East Berkeley
W. f. Jackson and wife left by last even
ings train on three months sketching
trip. Their first stop will be at Shoshone
Falls, Snake river, and from there they will
proceed to Yellowstone Park, returning so
as to reach Soda Springs, near the summit,
about the middle of August. After re-
naming there a month they will return to
Sacramento, and Mr.. Jackson will assume
his duties as Superintendent of the L. B.
Croker Art Gallery and Museum. A large
number of friends assembled last evening
to see them Oft.
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel yes
terday: S. d. Sollars, Philadelphia Mr..
McFadgen and wife, Chico; E. 4. Hub
bard, San Francisco; W. DeVere Miller,
Cincinnati, O.; Miss Mcconnell, Elk Grove:
William Johnston, Richland; A. Walrath,
Nevada City; L. Hartnell, Kate Doherty.
Salinas O. Fried Auburn; II. NJ. Ward
and wife Stockton; William F. McCrack-
en-, Costumes J. J. Mack, San Francisco;
James Bailey, George z. Brett, New York
w. L. Harris, San Francisco J. w Cong
don, T. w. II. Armstrong, New York W.
F. Hite, w. NJ. Watson, oakland W. r.
Rogers, Sonora.
In the city yesterday: DIR. NIcFayden
and Z. Graham, Chico: Geo. Ohleyer of
Yuba City, editor of the Suffer Farmer;
Justis Greeley, and c. Saxey, Marysville;
b. F. Dorm, Hon. C. p. Berry, Wheatland;
Arthur Shattuck, San Francisco; George
Atkinson, Live Oak; Mrs. J. Wilson, r. w
Reed and daughter, Plymouth; P Tracy,
Penryn; Chas Taylor. Miss Martha Ores
well, REUTERS; Mrs Ford, Gait; Miss De
wore, Forest Home j. b. Mitchell, Elk
Grove; 6. T. Cummins, Marysville; Miss
l.. Richards, Costumes; \. S. De Foe, San
Luis Obispo; John j. Corcoran, Nevada
City; Il. Il. Hathaway, Martinez; II. Dillen,
lone City.
On last Wednesday evening Mr.. and Mrs
G. S. Williamson and nieceS, Misses Pet,
Rose and Gcrtie Silva, were rendered a very
pleasant surprise party at their residence,
OH the Costumes, near Elk Grove The
party was particularly given to the Misses
Silva, who are spending few weeks with
their friends i'll the country. The evening
was socially spent in singing. dancing, etc
Those present from San Francisco were
Misses Pet, Rose and Gertie Silva; Cosum-
neS-Alr. and Mrs. G.. S. Williamson, Mas
ter f, Williamson, Mr.. and Mrs. d. Mo
roney, Misses Fina and Julia Putney,
Misses Maggie, Mamie and Lille Moroney;
Messrs. B. Cotton, c. Richards. g. Putney.
J. Cotton, J. Richards. Jr., T. Moronev,
Frank Wardrobe, II. Miller, Fred Ward
robe and Louis David Elk Grove-Misses
Maggie, Katie and Anna Byron, Miss
Nellie Andrews, Messrs. Il. Byron, D.
Stevens, DR.. c. II. Powers, T. Walton, J.
Derr and w. Maitland; Dixon-Miss NJ.
O'Connor; Arno-Mr. and Mrs. Fisher,
Miss Maudie Brenten, J. Brenten, E. Can
ady The host and hostess did everything
to make it pleasant and agreeable for the
company At y o'clock very nice lunch
con was served. When it was over, dane
ing was resumed and kept up until the
wee small hours, when all dispersed for
their homes, feeling well satisfied with the
good time they had enjoyed.
TRADE-MARKs.-Tra have been
filed with the Secretary of State as follows
Charlie W. Pike, of San Francisco, claims
for cigar brand Champion Elves Cigar"
Koenigsberger, Falk & Mayer, cigar-deal-
ers, claim for Il brand of cigars, /" White
Union Five Cents" NJ Wertheimer & Co.,
for cigars, The Boss"
MARRIED.
Sacramento, June Spy Rev. DR.. Charles Taub-
ner, at the residence of the bride, William
Schmidt to Mrs. Philippa Harmson, nee Dix