Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-06-08
soe,.. AN, Personal.


Mrs p. W. Caferty has r.. uAieu i'oAi i i'i'
to the East.
signor Liberati, tie eornetist, left last evening
for Quebec.
James McCleery, who has been seriously i'll, is
again able to be out.
Fire Commissioner Conran goes to Santa Cruz
to-day, for week S visit.
John F. McCauley is reported to be seriously
i'll at his ranch near Gait.
Hon. J. II. Neff came down from Colfax yes
terday, on his way to the bay.
Capt. w. H. Chamberlain, of San Francisco
passed through to Delta yesterday.
Mrs Frank F. French, of San Francisco, is
visiting Mrs. Thomas L. Thompson.
C. II. Butler and wife, of Oakland are visit
ing Sacramento, guests of Mrs. H. G. Smith.
Judge T. B. Mcfarland, H. NJ LaRue, J.
Hoehn and G. POLITE went to San Francisco yes
terday.
Colonel J. ]. Ayers, General J. W. Shanklin,
John A. McIntire and A. Wheeler left yesterday
to inspect some mining property near Green
wood.
Mrs ]. H. Brooks and two children leave to-
day for Lordsburg, New Mexico. to reside, her
husband being an engineer on the Arizona and
New Mexico Railroad.
Among the visitors to the city yesterday were
Frank F. French San Francisco; Senator w. B.
Parker and VIM. B. Baker, Vacaville; Samuel
E. WristOn, Gait; II. Is. Chandler, Elmira; II. +.
Curtis, Oakland.
Governor Stoneman has returned from trip
to Yosemite Valley. He says the water is high,
and the falls present magnificent spectacle.
The scenery throughout the entire valley is one
of grandeur, the grasses green, the flowers in
full bloom, and Nature appearS. everywhere in
her most beautiful garb.
Arrivals at the State House Hotel yesterday
W. NJ. Simmons, Ell Dorado county; w. E. Baker.
Modesto: b. C. William, J. n. William Vim,
Pervis Plymouth John eastman Elk Grove
A. d. Oakley, Natoma; W. a. Burch, Walsh Sta
ton Peter Polurts Patrick McGreal San Fran
cisco S. B Bradford Franklin; W. f. Kelly
Jas. Cusick, Ed. Calvin, San Francisco
Arrivals Mt the Golden Eagle Hotel Yesterday:
John W. Newell, L. Dawson, W. II. Brown, j.
z. Thayer, H. ii. Earle and wife, J. z. Davis and
wife, S. Heydenfeldt, San Francisco; John
J. a. Gordon and wife, Butte City, NJ T.; VIM
jackson. Newark, y. j.; Frank Keinn, New
York; F. w. Hall, Vallejo; r. W. Parker, Vaca-
vile; j. n. slattery' Marysville; VIM. Johnston,
Towne, Red Bluff; Miss Annie Anderson, Master
T. Freeman, OrlaLd Z. j. Sparks, Lincoln; w.
b. Connor, Stockton: A, l.. Hatch, Suisun; Mrs.
4. Weske, Ms. Clark, D. Wickbram VIM. NJ.
Nelson. san Francisco; Z. J. McCune, Pennsyl-
yania; C. s. Newell, H. Newell, F. NJ Frost, S.
NJ. Gitchell, F. A. Wheeler San Francisco.
very pleasant surprise party gathered and
held forth at the residence of Prof f. C. Akin
son, last evening, in honor of DR.. Edward j.
Arens and his wife, of Boston, the latter being
niece of Prot. Atkinson. Dr. Arens has an ex-
tended practice IN Boston, in what is termed
old Theology Healing, or as Christ and His
Apostles healed the Sick and, at Prof Akin
sons suggestion, has kindly given, while visit
ing in the city, series OF free parlor lectures at
Mr.. Atkinsons residence, with view of fur
nishlng invited friends an opportunity to hear
and consider the theological teachings upon
which this method of healing is based. Quite
large number of prominent gentlemen and
ladies have listened to the lectures with marked
interest, and to testify to their warm apprecia-
tion, made surprise call upon him last
evening, and having taken possession of
the residence and premises, proceeded to
have highly enjoyable occasion in honor
OF himself and wife, and were eminently sue
cessful. The parlors were filled to repletion
with the self-invited guests. After q pleasant
social hour Hon. J. n. Young engaged the atten-
ton of the doctor, and in very pleasant and
lifting speech presented to him. in behalf of the
audience, magnificent gold-headed ebony
cane, upon which was inscribed: " Presented to
DIR. Edward j. Arens by friends i'll Sacramento
CAL June 7, 1885,. The doctor, who was en-.
tirely without knowledge of what was to occur
made very feeling response, AID, referring to
his lectures, urged that to investigate his doc
trine for healing was to be convinced and to
accept. Professor and Mrs. Atkinson, who had
been informed of the intended surprise visit,
supplemented the happy presentation with
most elaborate course OF choice refreshments
which the friends discussed with due apprecia-
ton, and which was followed by social chat and
vocal and instrumental music until quite late
hour. The affair throughout was a very enjoy
able one DR.. and Mrs. Arens leave for the East
tomorrow evening.