Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-04-24
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

Governor Stoneman went to the Bay yesterday
morning.
DR.. Briceland, of Shasta, returned home yes
terday from San Francisco.
Miss Zoe Johnson, of this city, is visiting Miss
Lee Douglas, of Woodland.
Henry Quarles recently of the san Luis Obs
pc Mirror, was in the city yesterday.
Henry Winning, brother of Mrs. A. II. Rott
returntd to his home in the East last evening.
Hon. Henry Vrooman was in the city yester-
day, and returned to the Bay i'll the afternoon.
B. F. Ward, a carpenter in the railroad shops
here, has been appointed to place at the Mare
Island Navy Yard
A W. Sisson, VIM. Hood, J. H. Strobridge and
Arthur Brown passed through to San Francisco
from Delta yesterday.
A letter from William Land, received yester-
day, left him at Paris. He does not expect to
get back to Sacramento until June.
Among the visitors to the city yesterday were
ex-Sherif Sprague, of Chico; +. S. Denison,
Oakland, and w. S. Enos, Davisville.
A. 2. Catiin, S. C. benson, T. j. Clunie and
wife, VIM. Chenoweth and Dr. G. L. Simmons
returned from San Francisco yesterday noon
Charles E. Fairbank. Traffic Agent at San
Francisco of the Chicago Milwaukee and st.
Paul Railway, came up from the Bay last even
ing.
Major A. F. Jones' of Oroville, and R. T. Dey-
lin OF this city, returned home yesterday from
attendance upon the Grand Parlor, n. S. e. w,
at Woodland.
Hon. \. Greene Curtis, ex-senator Johnston
of Richland; General Cadwalader, of Red Bluff
ana Fayette Marshall went to San Francisco
yesterday afternoon.
Judge P. W Keyser, of Marysville, Right Emil
nent Grand Commander of the Knights Templar,
who paid an official visit to Sacramento Com
mandery Thursday evening, went to san Fran
cisco yesterday, TO visit the Communicates of
that city and Oakland
Arrivals at the State House Hotel Tom Ross
and wife, Pleasant Grove; NJ. A. Ripley, Gait;
A. Burns, Davisville; Z. Carpenter and wife
| Costumes; J. B. Greene, CORTLAND; P. Hansen,
Walnut Grove; j. Woodland, Folsom; T. J. Nc.
Farland, Wheatland; James TTaganza Elk
Grove; A. Baker, Franklin NJ Dresserbrock,
San Francisco; g. L. MeComstock, NJ. Lawrence
Tallac House; C. e. Hausmann, Honolulu II. l.;
Thomas Daley, Lower Lake.
Arrivals at the Capital Hotel yesterday R.
NJ. Houston, Woodland; J. f. Lane, Davisville;
Z. Giddings, Ammonia; Mrs. Browning, Woodland;
A. Z. Heath, San Francisco; James W. Haines
and wife, Nevada; D. A. RUSSELL wife and child
Newcastle; Caleb Dorsey, Stanislaus; NJ. C. Ran
dolph Suffer Greek; H. L. Hoppin, \. Wyckiff
Woodland; Miss Casa Moppin, Franklin; Thos
Carpenter, Chico; c. B. Burnes, George w. Hail.
Stockton: Frank Jones, San Francisco; T. Chap
man, Marysville s. L. Stanley, San Francisco;
James o. Brine Smartsviile-
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel yesterday !:
r. C. Mcpherson, San Jose: Max Cohn, c. Z.
Mott, New York: Mr.. and Mrs. H. NJ. Wallis
Racine, Wis. Mr. and Mrs. Charles TrIax, Chi
cago; J. Williams, Melville Stotz Miss Cornele
Fordyce. Miss May Wells, san Francisco; Ham,
ilton Schuyler, New York; John Wade, Oak
land; DIR. r. W. Musgrave, Hanford; L. s.
Calkins, Nevada City; NJ. B. Benirn, S. J. Fried
man, San Francisco; III. Wileoxson, Carrollton,
Mo-; Z. W. Decken, Wisconsin; E D. Lalster
San Francisco; Mrs s. Waterman. Mrs. John C.
E Quickman. Mrs. T. S. Saunders, William Jen-
nings, Port Townsend.
The members of the Central NJ E Church
gathered in force last night at the residence of
W. +. Cronemiller for surprise and presenta-
ton to Mr. snd Mrs Cronemiller soon tn leave
the city, 10 make their home at Penryn whittier
ME- Cronemiller goes to take the position of
Manager OF the Penryn Fruit Company. Both
MI. and Mrs Cronemiller have long bean
actively connected with the Central Church
and the membership took this occasion of testi-
lying the high regard in which they held them
MI Cronemiler has been for years Superin-
tendent OF the Sabbath-school of the church
ana connected with the church choir, and Mrs
Cronemlller has been prominent in the social
work of the church; both have been Jealous
workers. In token of esteem a testimonial was
prepared by the members of the church in the
form OF handsome and elaborate silver berry
service. and the presentation was made last
evening The pastor, Mr.. Filben, made the
presentation speech, abiding touchingly to the
affections OF the church for those so soon to go
from among them; of their appreciation of their
faithfulness; asking that the gift be taken as a
feeble memento OF the regard in which they
were held. Mr.. Cronemiller feelingly re-
sIonded, after which. Refreshments were served
music INDUCED in, and the evening passed de-
iightiuliy; Upwards of seventy-five were pres
ent, and the affair was a pleasant success At a
late hour the company departed, wishing their
hosts Godspeed, and success in their new home