Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-07-01
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

Ed. Ryan went up to Marysyille yesterday
afternoon.
A. Nelson and wife returned from San Fran
cisco yesterday noon
Mrs Gus Iayenson and Mrs Goldman went TO
Oakland yesterday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs L. L. Lewis left yesterday morn
ing on a visit to Sonoma county.
Hon. W. W. Stow came up from San Francisco
1 yesterday, en- route to Placer county.
In the city yesterday: Jacob Hutchinson and
| wife CosunAeS; Thos. Whyte, San Francisco.
General 10 Hamilton. of Auburn, returned
\ home yesterday from his ranch in Celusa
county.
CAPTAIN I. b. Hall went to Truekee yesterday
| on business trip, and will return in couple
| of days
State Prison Director Hendricks came up
from san Francisco yesterday, on his way to
| 0roville.
Mrs. Prosper Hirsch, of San Francisco, is Wis
iting Sacramento, the guest OF her SlSter-ln-laW,
| Mrs. II. Heyum.
H. j. W Dam. W L. Ormsby, Judge s. c. Den
son and Assistant Acknowledgement Perrie
Kewen went to San Francisco yesterday.
State Prison Director Wilkins, accompanied
by H. wilkins of San Rafael and f. C. Hol-
\ man, OF San Francisco, went to Folsom yester-
| day morning.
| Governor George Stoneman left for Berkeley
on the early train yesterday morning to attend
| the commencement exercises of the University,
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| Holden.
| James S. WOODBURY., who was one of the
| 'tumblers in the recent stage accident near
| Bartlett Springs, has returned to the city. His
| friends notice that while Ibis cheek is I'M
harmed, he has more lip" than usual.
Among the visitors to the city yesterday were
| Colonel Chamberlain, E. V. Cowell and wife,
and Captain Deal, of San Francisco; w. w.
Cone, Woodland; David Creighton, Marysville,
and conductor Henry Hubbard, Oakland.
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| for the purpose of officiating at a wedding. The
| reverend gentleman has been installed as pastor
| of the Second Presbyterian Church of Oakland,
and has taken up his permanent residence in
| that city.
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel yesterday:
| Charles Reed, John W. Wilson, San Francisco;
L.. w. Buck, Eacaville; D. Creighton, Marys-
vile; D. Hamburger, San Francisco A. Putt
Baunick. s. J. Friedman, Paul Friedman, A.
Morette, NJ. B. Mcmahon, II. Marshall, San
Francisco; W. c. Belcher, Marysyille; hstrauss,
A. j. Mack, New York; G. W. Gibbs. T. Berry,
Z. b. Mastick, San Francisco; Rev. F. New St.
Louis.
Arrivals ut the Capital Hotel yesterday: H.
1. Huggins. Clarksburg: b. b. Glasscock,
sprague, W. T.; C: A. Bragg Reno; NJ. Murphy,
san Francisco; d. Tobias. Woodland; j. Ii.
Miller, Latrobe; j. Martin, lone; l.. Warner, Jr.,
Auburn; Geo: Goodman. San Francisco; J.
Wrier, Jr, and wife, Oroville; b. F. Shepherd,
Georgetown; Thos. Chatfeld, San Francisco; G..
B. Green CORTLAND; Chas. Halton, Chicago;
Samuel Deal, San Francisco; n. Wyckoff, Wood
land T: J. stephens, Placeryille; II. I. Curtis,
Oakland.
Arrivals ut the State House Hotel yesterday
Reeds Minstrels: l.. w. Mills, K. Meyers and
wife, z. Riley and wife, Miss Florence Miller,
VIM. Cameron and wife, c. W. Reinhart,
Harry Shirley, VIM. Flannery, Kent Ward; John
Crofton, J. Wise, b. Westfall, l.. d. Green, A.
tWoodin, p. Green and wife, Mrs NJ jackson, j.
Jackson, +. jackson, G.. W. Holland and wife,
Walnut Grove; b. Creytop, Marysville; G. O.
Smith, CORTLAND; J. T. Evans, Wisconsin; F.
Clark, San Francisco w. H. Tudsbury, LOOMS:
e. w. Chapman, Winters; G. Froelich, Jackson.
On Tuesday evening Vincent Chautauqua Cir
Gle held their last meeting for the present year
at the residence of E. d. Hussey, 1926 street.
the occasion being the fifth anniversary OF the
wedding of host and hostess. The attendance
was quite large. The regular exercises Were
first gone through with, then followed a short
programme consisting of piano solo by Miss
Retta PARROT vocal solo, by Miss Andrews,
essay, on Lyons and the Story of the Wal
denses," by L. L. Smith, and review of several
of the most interesting papers presented within
four years. After which the doors of the din
ing room were thrown open and refreshments
were served in sumptuous style. One feature of
the exercises was the propounding of original
conundrums by each of the class, which pro-
duced considerable mirth. The company dis
persei at u late hour, leaving their best wishes
with Mr.. and airs. L. b. Hussey.