Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-03-10
SOCIAL AND Personal.

f. J.. DePue is spending a week in Los
Angeles.
A. Huntley and wife came down from
Auburn yesterday.
A. Whitaker and James B. Furnish, of
Gait. are in the city.
George Slusher came down from Emf
grant Gap yesterday
r. b. Blowers, of Woodland, has re-
turned from New Orleans.
W. C. Curtiss and wife have returned
from a visit to San Francisco.
J.W. Houston, ex-County Assessor, came
down from Folsom yesterday
Hon. Newton Booth went down to San
Francisco yesterday afternoon.
Jackson Wilcoxson came to the city last
| night from Sheridan, quite sick.
Senator Joseph Ponjade, a member of
| the Nevada Legislature, is visiting the city.
John w. Neff left yesterday for trip
through Oregon and Washington Territory.
| Hon. Drury Melone who had been pay
| ing the city a visit, returned to the Bay yes
! terday.
General J. w. Shanklin and Brainard F.
| Smith arrived from San Francisco yester-
day noon.
Mrs. George Holland and W c. Belcher,
| of Marysville, went down to San Francisco
yesterday.
A. D. Miller. who has been spending a
| few months in Santa Rosa has returned TO
Sacramento.
Miss Rose Farren, of this city, has re-
turned from Il visit of nearly year to
friends in Illinois.
R. S. Carey, who has been very i'll for
several days, was yesterday considerably
| improved in condition.
Miss HUM Boyden and Miss Lottie
Sanders, of Lincoln, have been visiting in
Auburn during the past week.
Hon Charles Kaiser, "a member of the
Nevada Senate, accompanied by his wife
and son, are registered at the Capital
Hotel
Miss Nettie Richardson and Miss Mollie
Beatty came to the city from Sheridan yes
terday, the former to see the latter off on
her way to Texas.
William H. Mills, Land Agent of the
Central Pacific Railroad, returned to San
Francisco last Sunday from visit to the
Worlds Fair at New Orleans.
In the city yesterday; Hon. C. E. Will
coxson, of Yuba City; Hon. J. Ii. Neff,
Dutch Flat; j. NJ c. Jasper, Wheatland;
Dr. burst and s. d. Wood, Wheatland.
General L. H. Foote of this city, Amer
lean Minister to Corea, arrived in San
Francisco from that country last Sunday.
He has been very highly praised for his
proIlpt action on the occasion of the revolt
that occurred there last December.
In this city yesterday, at the residence
of the brides parents, 1908 0 street, Miss
Carrie NJ, Taft and f. H. Hoppe were mar
! ried by Rev. f. r. Ollie. Miss Alice Young
| acted as bridesmaid and J. J. Fountain as
groomsman. The wedding was quite pr-
vate, few besides relatives of the contract
ing parties being present. Mr.. and Mrs.
| Hoppe left for Nevada City on the 1910 p.
NJ train, to visi: the brides grandmother.
There was a large attendance of literary
people last evening at the meeting of the
| Delphian Club. After the conclusion of
the study exercises and election of officers,
| the following numbers were rendered in
highly appreclative manner: Piano duet.
from :" II Trovatore, by Mrs R. U. Gay and
Miss Maude Denison ; readings, The Last
Hymn and The Old Blue Hen" by Miss
S. E. HOsmer; piano solo, " l. Argentine
by Mrs. 3. f. Howard; reading, Mother
and Poet by c. p. Massey.
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel YES
terday W. f. Bliss, VisaIia; A L. Will
Jams. Kingsburg; W. II. Parks and wife
Marysvilc; w. L. Mitchell, Chico j. B.
Miller, Nevada City; r. 5. Wives, San
Francisco; c. E. WiIcoxon. Yuba City; D.
P. burst, Wheatland; J. d. McDougald
Stockton; George II. Holland, ST Louis; J.
Lynch, Benicia; C. II. Wilson, San Fran
cisco; Alex. Mclean, Oakland Mrs. ". d.
Slattery, Miss Lena McKenna, N. d. Stat
terry, Napa; w. T. Brown, Stockton; Geo.
J. Specht, 5. g. Murphy, San Francisco; l..
! c. Gordon, San Jose; S. J. Freedman, San
! Francisco; J. c. Wolfskill, T. J. Durbin,
Solano; a. Rogers, San Francisco; Mrs. L.
X. Knife Vallejo; A. G. Booth, San Fran
cisco: II. c. Shaw, Stockton.