Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-10-26
SOCIAL AND Personal.

Is visiting FlacerVllle.
Miss Nellie Lynch, Of Oakland, came up
to the city yesterday.
w. B. Miller and J. w. Boyd went to
San Francisco Saturday afternoon.
R. T. Pierce and wife, of Bodie, are visit
ing Mrs. Pierces parents in Nevada City.
Harvey d. Calvin, of the Oakland Times
is visiting his old home in Amador county
Miss Kingsbury, of San Francisco is
visiting Gait, the guest Of Mrs. p. G. Mar
tin.
DIR. C. G. Spencer, of Georgetown, Ell Do
RADIO county, is spending few days in this
city.
Mrs. G. s. Williamson, of the Costumes,
has returned from an extended visit to San
Francisco.
Major r. Beck, T. j. Clunie and w. F.
Smith came up from San Francisco yester-
day morning.
Col. r. Clark has sold his interest in the
Bartlett Springs property, and removed to
Nevada City, where in the future he will
reside.
Conductor Henry A. Johnson takes
charge of the passenger train between Sac
ramento and Shingle Springs again this
morning.
Miss Katie Donahue, of RoseviIle. who
has been visiting Miss Lille Moronev of
Elk Grove, has returned TO her Placer
county home.
Mrs. NJ. Foley, of San Francisco, who
has been visiting Sacramento as tue guest
of Mrs. W. Borchers, returned to her home
Saturday afternoon.
Mrs Senator Mailer, of Ell Dorado coun-
ty, arrived from New York Saturday, where
she made six months visitto her parents
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morning.
Miss Bessie English, who has been visit
ing with the family of II. NJ. LaRue for
several months past and recently returned
East, has arrived safely at her home in
Kentucky.
In the city yesterday: George Rose.
Samuel Vaughn, Cosumnes G. H. Pier,
son, Freeport; George SEIZURE. Gait: A. NJ.
Plummer, Twelve Mile House Mrs. NJ.
Pendleton, Colusa; Samuel Hubbard,
Trinity; n. Hawk, Mormon Island; Jos.
Hughes, Stone House; Frank Morelane,
Latrobe; George Shinn, Calf A. Ramon,
San Francisco.
Arrivals at the Capital Hotel yesterday:
J. NJ. Stephenson, Franklin; J. w. Volts
| kill l.. c. Wolfskill, Winters T. S. Hen
bricks, Chico; w. NJ. Bowers, Oroville;
c. NJ. Hurlbut and wife, Mrs D. B. Hurl-
but, Madison; J. A. Walker Chico; VIM.
Hood, Healdsburg; Tom Graham, New
Beck, Oakland; l.. B. Towne, Stockton
John H. Williams, San Francisco; J. H.
Miller, E. S. Bryant, Latrobe; W. H.
Myers, New York; J. J. Tracy Lathrop.
| About thirty of Peter Newman's friends
members of the Odd Fellow Fraternity,
gave him a surprise party Saturday even
ing in honor of his forty-second birthday.
| Mr.. Newman was completely surprised.
| He was presented with mammoth vege-
| table bouquet, the handiwork of d. De
| Bernardo. The presentation speech was
made by Professor J. w. Johnson. Trus-
tee Nielsen acted as Master of Ceremonies.
| The dining room of the Philadelphia
| House was thrown open, and all entertained
by the host in his usual hospitable manner
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel YES
terday: Edward H. Loringer and wife,
l.. d. Radgrsky and wife, Lew H. Phillips,
| NJ. ]. Miller and wife Charles Sonntag,
| George Flournoy, Jr., Charles II. Dexter,
Samuel ]. Strauss, VIM. f. Kearnes and
wife, H. c. Jaeger, San Francisco; c. Z.
Burnham, Sacramento; Frank Rogers and
family, San Luis Obispo; J, NJ. Bedford,
| Modoc county Louis Bresu, Mr. and Mrs.
Garden, Alex. II. Stuart, George D. Chap
| lin, Madame Jaunasheck and maid, New
York; F. NJ. Wills, Los Angeles ]. 7.
Johnston, Chico; T. 2. Hooper, TOlenas
Springs; 7. H. Simpson, Thomas Watt, ST
| Helena; W. G. Ross, Oregon; F. B. West
colt and wife, San jose Mrs. O. X. Hop
kins, Miss B. Smith, Oakland; Charles NJ.
Plat, Mrs De Les Cault, New York
Yesterday morning at II o'clock, Rudolph
| Steinman and Miss Rose Bories. both of
this city. were united in wedlock at the
residence of the brides parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Bories, No. 507l street The Rabbi.
Rev. DR.. Taubenhaus, officiated. The
sister of the bridegroom, and the three
sisters of the bride-Misses Mile, Clara
and Pauline Bories. Messrs. Emil Stein
man, S. Strauss, B. Steinman, Jr., and E.
Soloman served as groomsmen. There
were present only the immediate relatives
of the contracting parties. AT the
conclusion of the marriage cere-
mony the happy couple received the
congratulations of those present, after
which the entire company, numbering
some 30 or 40 persons, repaired to the
dining rooms of Henry Fisher, where all
partook of a sumptuous wedding break
fast. From 2 o'clock to 6 P. NJ. M. aud
Mrs. Bories rendered a reception in behalf
of the newly welded pair, and for which a
large number of invitations had been
issued. The parlors were handsomely
! decorated with eYergreenS and beautiful
floral pieces, which produced very at
| tractlye appearance. a large number of
presents were given to the bride by friends
in this city, San Francisco, and Portland.
Oregon, many of which were useful. as
well as ornamental and valuable. The
| friends of Mr.. and Mrs. Steinman rendered
them wedding party last evening at
Jacobs Hall, which was largely attended.
This morning the happy couple leave for
San Francisco, to be absent few days.
Upon returning they will take up their
residence at 916t Seventh street.
The Government officers at Yakima, w.
T., have seized $4,000 ties and 1900 cords
of wood, cut by Albert Little, from Gov
eminent lands, to be delivered to the
Northern Pacific Railroad
The water in the Yuba river has not