Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-05-15
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

Supervisor George C. McMullen is in San
Francisco.
DIR. G. L. Simmons left yesterday for
Allen Springs.
Wv. Frat and wife returned yesterday
from the South.
Park Henshaw. of Chico, went down to
the Bay yesterday.
4. L. Craig, of Auburn, went over to
Woodland yesterday.
T. H. Wallis, State Librarian, got back
yesterday from below.
Ben Smith and A Nelson came up from
San Francisco yesterday noon.
Mrs. w. NJ. Lyon went down to San
Francisco yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. John n. Howe and two children
left for visit East yesterday morning.
August Hebron and L. B. Mohr left
yesterday for the southern portion of the
State.
]. s. Garoutte of Virginia City, Montana,
and brother of j. NJ. Garoutte, is visiting
in Woodland.
J. NJ. C. Jasper and daughter of Wheat
land, passed through yesterday, going TO
San Francisco.
Miss Minnie Finch, who has been attend
ing the State Normal School al San Jose,
has returned to this city.
William Hood. one of the conductors on
the hill, returned yesterday from two
weeks visit to Healdsburg.
Hon. Robert Gardner and George w.
Whitlock, who had paid Sacramento brief
visit, went back to the Bay yesterday.
Captain Freeman, Government Inspector
of Hulls, and Captain Hillman, Inspector
of Boilers, came up to the city yesterday.
Miss Fanny Davenport, the talented ac-
tress, is among the passengers to arrive
from the East this morning, en- route TO
San Francisco.
Samuel C. Dean, a pioneer of California,
who for many years was resident of Day
ton, O., has located at Mud Springs, in FL
Dorado county.
NJ. Block, formerly in business in this
city, but now residing in San Francisco,
came up last evening, and will remain
few days in the city.
Hon. E. A. Davis, of Narysville, returned
home yesterday from Oakland, where he
appeared for the valley people in the Pat
rick Campbell habeas corpus case.
T. H. Hyatt, lately stenographic reporter
Of the Superior Court of Yolo county, has
county, made vacant by the death of p K
Stockton.
Mrs. NJ Burkhalter, Mrs. Lucy Curtis
and Miss E. A. Sullivan, of Truckee, are
visiting Sacramento the guests of Mrs.
Horace Eldred. Mrs. Burkhalter and Mrs
Curtis are cousins of Mrs. Eldred.
The annual closing party of Jones, Fisch
Il Watson'S Saturday evening dancing class
was held at Jacobs Hall Wednesday even
ing, and was greatly enjoyed by the large
number present. William Fleming, Harry
Nottingham, Fred. Knauer, Mason Hunt
and John Catlin acted as floor managers
A happy surprise party was rendered last
evening to Miss Hattie Schimminger, at
the residence of her parents, on Tenth, be-
tween and ' streets. The rooms were dec
grated with flowers. Music and dancing
were enjoyed and refreshments served
Miss Schimminger willgo to San Luis Obs
pc in few days and make that place her
home.
Arrivals at the Capital Hotel May IA,
1885, S. Bartlett and wife, r. Green, San
Francisco; w. r. Davis and wife, DAYTON,
New; ]. c. Ball. w. R. Pendegast, Wood
land; +. r. Stevens, PlacerYille; J. H.
Miller, Latrobe; a. l.. Sutherland lone; A.
G. Mitctrim and wife, Colusa; NJ. c. Briggs,
Ukiah; A. Vandermark, Folsom; L. D.
Weeker, Loomis; John Foley, San Quentin;
w. r. Pendgast Woodland.
In the city yesterday: Mrs. G. H. Grit
fifth, Penryn; f. II. Mccormick, San Fran
cisco; c. NJ. Gorham, Coiner of the San
Francisco mint; Mrs. O. Harvey and
daughter, Gait; John Sahl, Freeport; H E.
Barton, Deer Creek; Dennis Dalton,
Costumes; X. W. Pendegast, Woodland
B. Burns, Ell Dorado; C. J. Smith, Grizzly
Flat; 0. p. Morton, Moore's Station; a j.
Brown, Pilot Hill; A. S. Burns, Green
wood; 0. s. Burns, Coloma; A. J. Mayo.
terday; George Mcneil T. Delaney, P.
Johansen and son, Charles Heisen, A.
j. Kidd, NJ. Bradley, Sam
Meyers, San Francisco; E. A. Davis, Marys-
vile; George West and wife, Stockton; j.
F. Courtney, Philadelphia, Pa; H. L.
Howe and wife, Sacramento Seth BabsOn,
NJ. \. Dorm, San Francisco; r. B. Terry,
Fresno. DR.. Z. S. Meade, Mrs. NJ E. Bar
nett, San Jose; Oscar S. Flint and wife,
city Burt Haverly, d. r. Hawkins, Gus
Mills, Charles Seaman, Ed. Girard, John
Wilson, William Cameron, w. F. Bishop,
J. J. Kelly, Franz Wetter E. d. Crandail, |
w. S. Mullaly, Geo. Denny, San Francisco:
F. E. Mitchell, Sacramento; f. r. Remile,
Sandwich Islands; Bert w. Lewis, f. r. |
Girard, William Lampert, d. Mckay, Z.
Strain, +. +. Tebbets and wife, Sacramento;
Charles f. Adler, San Francisco; Charles
S. Marshall Fresno; A. c. Freeman, Alex.
Rens, A. T. EcclestOn, San Francisco: J.
NJ. c. Jasper, Wheatland; Z. ]. Sparks,
Lincoln.
last Wednesday NJ tba rasidanna Of
G. Foster in Brighton. Charles R. Baker,
of this city, were married by Rev. C. Nc
kelvey. A correspondent sends the follow
ing note concerning the wedding: I'm
vited guests to the number of probably 50,
relatives assembled in the parlor
of the brides uncle, s. G. Foster, to witness
the event. The apartment had been beau
tifully decorated with flowers and ever
green's. AT O'Clock the bridal pair, pre-
coded by their attendants, Frank Baker
and Miss Lizzie BOstwick, and William
Foster and Matte Boop, took their places
in the center of the room. The ceremony
that followed was short and impressive
The congratulations of relatives and friends
followed, after which the company sat
down to an elegant repast. From this time
on during the remainder of the reception
hour the time was spent in social eniov-
ment. The groom is a former Brighton
boy, son of Mr.. and Mrs. William Baker.
now residing near Colfax. He is young
man of talent and energy and of sterling
good character. With the help of a good
wife his fortune is assured. The bride is
one of the favorite Sacramento girls, loving
and practical. of rare personal attractions
and mental qualities. The youn couple re-