Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-08-05
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

SOCIAL AND Personal.
f. 7. Burke has gone to Hardin Springs
Ed. Hopkins went to the Bay yesterday
Judge Dibble, of Grass Valley, is in this
city.
Miss Maude Bell is visiting at San Fran
cisco.
Hon. A. l.. Hart went to Marysville yes
terday.
Fred Werner, of Amador, was in town
yesterday.
G. W. Carey and family have gone to
Santa Cruz.
Miss Sybil Bennett is spending her vaca-
ton in Oakland
General J. T. Carey went to the Bay yes-
terday afternoon.
Miss Hattie Ackley has gone to Court
land to visit friends
c. E. Runyon, of Modesto, has gone to
Washington Territory
Rev. II. H. Rice has gone to Monterey
Tor months vacation.
Mrs. VI. C. Menke and daughter Minnie
have gone 10 San Jose.
Ex-senator Booth and Dr. Oatman went
to San Francisco yesterday.
Mrs. r. C. Irvine has gone to visit friends
IN San Francisco for month.
H. J. w. Dam has gone to San Fran
cisco for few days to cool off.
Mrs. W. II. Luther and daughters have
gone on visit to San Francisco.
Miss Agnes Hummel has gone TO San
Francisco to remain a week or more.
c. c. Brown left yesterday for months
visit to Hubbs' Springs, Lake county.
Among the strangers IN town yesterday
was ex-Congressman Murphy, of Iowa
Con. Sullivan, Chief of the Fire Depart
ment, went to San Francisco yesterday.
f. c. Hart. of this city, has been adj
mitted to practice by the Supreme Court.
MOnsignOr Capel, the eminent Catholic
divine, is expected in this city next week.
J. w. Rankin, ex-watchman in the State
Treasury came up from the Bay yesterday
Miss Lillian F. Brady, of San Francisco,
is the guest of Miss S. E. Runyon of Court
land.
Mrs. ]. J. C. Fitzgerald left yesterday for
a month 5 visit TO San Francisco and vi
entity.
Grove L. Johnson and J. y. Young are
at the Bay, and j. B. Devine has gone TO
Colusa county.
Miss Laura Lasky has returned to san
Francisco, accompanied by Miss Bertha
Hirsch of this city.
Miss Ida Gallop, who has been home
visiting her parents, will return TO Perrys
Seminary, Oakland, to-day.
Thomas Harrigan and Sarah H. Burns
were married yesterday at St Rose Church.
Rev. Father Grace officiating.
Miss Maud Croly was the other evening
rendered surprise party, on her return
from Nacayille, which was a delightful
affair.
w. b. May and w. B. Hunt, both mem
belS OF the late legislature were IN the city
yesterday, but returned to the Bay in the
afternoon.
Mrs. Gus. Gerlach Mrs. II. z. Martin.
and Mrs. VIM. Cummings, have gone to
the mountains to while away the warm
August DAYS.
Tom Scott, the brawny Chief of the Gale
domains, is breathing the sea breezes that
are waited in through the Golden Gate. At
least he was so doing yesterday.
Mrs. NJ. E. Mumford and Mr.. +. Greer
and family leave to-day for a camping trip
to Lake County springs and other points
expecting to be absent about month
In the city yesterday w. A. Burch,
Walsh Station; G. E. Wilson, Samuel
Vaughn, Philip Mahan Costumes; e. S.
Wilbur, Buckeye J. Fender, Plymouth.
\. Merits and Joel Gardner, of Antelope,
with their families, accompanied by Miss
Emma Gardner, Of Sacramento, started YES
terday morning on q camping trip to
Bartlett Springs.
W. H. Sherburn and family and W. d.
a md
kelseyyille, Lake county with two wagons
and camping outfit. They expect to be
gone a couple of weeks.
Among the recent graduations from the
High School, Miss Louise Conrad was the
only pupil who graduated in German. She
also graduated in French. The young lady.
who Is a native of this city, is very highly
spoken of by all her teachers. She will
probably enter the State University
Arrivals at the Capital Hotel yesterday ::
K. ID. Stephens, Brighton; l. NJ. de f.
Maya, st. Michaels, Azores Chas. Brown.
Vernon, Suffer county; William Yagua.
CORTLAND; Jas. G. Nolan, Edward Brady,
Stockton f. a. Stevens. Sacramento. 4
Thornton, !. e. King, San joaquin NJ.
Mills, San Francisco.
Tomorrow, Mrs Gates, wife of Super
visor Justin Gates, of San Francisco. and
her two daughters, will leave for Clifton
Springs, y. y, to celebrate the golden
wedding Of her parents. a reception was
given at the residence of Dr. Gates on Mon
day evening, which was attended by large
number of the Supervisors friends.
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel YES
terday: Joseph V Seeby, San Francisco
L. J. Leon, New York; r. J. Burns, G. S.
Knapp, Chicago; g. p. Adams, b. C. Samu-
els, n. J. Aherne ana wife, San Francisco ;
Mrs. j. p. Cochran, Placerville; W
Shirley, Red Bluff; W. P. Morgan, ?. f.
Smith, E. A. Loway, San Francisco.
The Nevada City Transcript of Yesterday
says George Davis and J. r. Brown, two
| of Sacramento's best looking and talented
young lawyers, arrived here Saturday af-
| ternoOn, having come from the Capital CITY
| in buggy. They will continue their Jour
ney this morning, intending to go high
up in the mountains in search of cool
| weather
Arrivals at the State House Hotel vester-
| day: w. ALTMAN, Pleasant Grove: {. Jor-
| dan, Folsom \. I. Carpenter, Costumes :
| \. d. Oakley, Natoma Miss +. Stillman
San Francisco A. Eskridge Dixon; J. G.
Woods and wife, White Rock ". Murray,
Mormon Island; J. Morris, San Francisco !;
G. W. Edwards Oakland; J. Phillips,
| Gait r. Boles, Newcastle; J. Heinze, Cen
| ter township; Mrs. H. B. Corliss, J. T.
| Leary, Miss Leary, Nicolaus.
How to Preserve Cut Flowers.
An important rule though seldom re-
garded, Is never TO cram the vases with