Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-03-19
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

Claus Anderson and wife went to Dixon
/! yesterday.
A. Nelson got back yesterday from Sar
Francisco.
C. H. Gilman returned from San Fran.
| cisco yesterday evening.
Major a. F. Jones, OF Oroville, came
down yesterday, going below.
Fred B. Houston, Courtland's Postmas-
ter, was in the city yesterday.
Dr. H. w. Hardness of San Francisco,
came up by the noon train yesterday.
Charles R. Parsons left yesterday for Cal
averas county, to be absent about a week
| Miss Amelia Knowlton, of San Jose, who
had been visiting friends here, went home
yesterday.
General w. II. Brown and wife and Hon.
Thomas Fraser came down from Placer
vile yesterday.
Judge Phil. w. Keyser and Hon. w. NJ.
Cutter, of Marysville, returned home from
San Francisco yesterday.
Mrs. William Irwin and daughter re-
turned to San Francisco yesterday after
noon, accompanied by Mrs. W. B. c. Brown.
Hon. George A. Knight. of San Francisco,
Insurance Commissioner, is in the city, be-
ing engaged as an attorney in the Court
land Chinese murder case.
J. Frank Clark, Captain Albert Foster.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Fox, Mrs. Benjamin
WEIGH, Mrs. H. A. Weaver and General L.
Tozer left for San Francisco yesterday after
noon.
The Plaisir Social Club gave full dress
party, the last of the season, at Turner
Hall, last evening. 1t was brilliant affair
largely attended, and the costumes of the
ladies were very elegant.
Mrs. Tempy Carter, from Wood River,
Neb., lady Y years of age, the mother of
Mrs. j. I. Wallin, of Woodland, has ar
rived i'll that place to reside. As soon as
he can close out his interests in Nebraska
her husband will follow her.
Mrs. j. A. Fillmore, of San Francisco, a
former resident of this city, and wife of
Superintendent Fillmore, of the Southern
Pacific Company, is in the city on visit of
few DAYS with her daughter, and is the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs w. II. Colclough.
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel YES
terday: G. w. Wallace San Francisco; C.
+. McVeigh, New York; j. d. Sproul and
wife, Chico: Sam Bowman, st. Louis; E.
w. Schubert Red Bluff; e. DaN son, D.
Lewis, w. II. Brown and wife. San Fran
cisco; George Frazer and family, Placer
INV -. -. IL tltt anu WIG, CiOChlOu, II.
Bradley, San Francisco; T.. w. Moore,
Pittsburg; F. A. Russell, New York.
Arrivals at the State House Yesterday ::
5: w. Tilton, Latrobe; Frank Traganza,
Elk Grove; James McComb, Courtland; ].
NJ. Smith, Grass Valley; Miss Lottie Woods,
Miss Vina Woods, Elk Grove; S. S. Hins-
dill, Clarksburg; Norman Beaten, San
Francisco; f. Prothero, Michigan Bar; f.
}. Messing; a. J. Wagner, J. II. Macelroy,
u. Scott, l.. Stoppee, J. Glasen, G. w. ELI
OFT, D. Mccarthy, Nicoaus; Joseph Hull.
Brighton; H. s. Hill, Elk Grove; w. HAYES,
NJ. Mutschler, Nicoiaus; Pat. Duffy, city
Arrivals at the Capital Hotel yesterday:
G. b. Elliott, Sacramento; r. Il Beamer,
Mrs. ]. H. Harlan, b. f. Harlan. J. r.
Briggs, Woodland; G. w. Scott, Madison;
E. Il. Baker, j. Watkins, J. C. Ball, J. J.
Stephens and wife, Woodland; w. c. Shell
don and wife. Costumes; B. w. Stephens,
r: r. Bush, r. Clark, Woodland; j. L.
Gilbert and wife, city; al. Sutherland,
lone; W. o. Davis, Folsom; D. Q. Adams
and wife, Madison; J. Jeans, VIM. Baker,
Winters; c. Ii. Porter Biggs; Wallace r.
Pond, Woodland; D. NJ. Reavis, Chico: l..
d. Stephens, w. c. Browning, u. Il. Kin
chelous. Woodland; II. p Eakle, Will
Jams
A correspondent drops the RECORD YIov
the following note from Orland, Colusa
county: There were married at the resi-
dence of II. d. Vandcrfor;l, near Elk Creek,
Colusa county, on the l4th instant, by Rev
J. NJ. Brown, Edgar Hunter TO Miss Ellen
Nanderford also, at the same time and
place, Edward Smith to Miss Nettie Van
dertord. About one hundred friends and
relatives of the family were present. There
being no room in the house large enough
to enable all present to witness the cere-
mony, the contracting parties stood on the
porch and were Joined i'll marriage, while
the friends stood in the yard. After the
ceremony the brides were presented with a
number of useful presents suitable for
housekeeping, consisting of glass dishes,
knives and forks, spoons, table linen
bedding, etc. Then came sumptuous
dinner, enough and to spare