Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-01-12
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

S. Lavenson went down to the Bay yes
| terday morning.
Senator Filcher, of Auburn, was visiting
] the city yesterday.
/ w. B. Griffiths, representing James Pyle
& Sons, New York, is in the city.
Dr. J.. NJ. Frey and W. ]. Wilson, of
Newcastle, came 10 the city yesterday.
Mrs Frank d. Ryan returned home YES
terday from visit to friends at Roseville.
| Secretary of State Thompson and C. NJ.
Chase came up from San Francisco yester-
day noon.
III. ]. Palmer, an old Sacramentan has
come up from Hotel del Monte to spend a
| few days with his friends in this city.
DR.. Dodson, of the Red Bluff Sentinel: A.
s. Smith. Marysville 4ppeal; Judge G. F.
Lott, of Oroville, and |. n. Hoag San Fran
cisco, were in town yesterday
Superior Judge Van Fleet returned from
visit to San Francisco quite unwell, and
was confined to his room YESTERDAY. Judge
Mcfarland held Court for him.
Mrs. II. A. Weaver came down vester
day morning from Marysvile, where she
| had been paying her mother an extended
visit, and in the afternoon went to San
Francisco for short stay
Arrivals at the State House Hotel vester-
day S. E. Webster, Rocklin; Ben 0'Neil.
city; A. Smith, Placerville; Miss Alice
Belcher, S. B. Moore, Costumes: c. Doeing.
San Francisco; Mrs. a. d. Murray. Cos
umnes; J. Philips Gait; G. Mills, CITY; Jas.
Harris, Latrobe; E. Gardner, Florin; Mrs.
Il. l.. Conner, Costumes.
Arrivals at the Capital Hotel Yesterday:
S; J: Rupp, Forest City; H. T. Higgins,
Clarksburg: E. Mallows, Dutch Flat; 8. r.,
Runyon, CORTLAND; w. E. Crosett, Fol-
som; Charles +. Lott, Oroville Robert B.
Oullahan. Stockton; DR.. W. Briceland.
Shasta; II. J. Palmer and wife, Miss Halle
Z. Allen, Del Monte; T. J. Sherwood. Ma
rysville; w. F. Sherwood, Oakland.
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel yes.
terday William Johnston, Richland d.
III. Walker, San Francisco; T. C. Jarvis.
San Jose; S. J. Lund and wife, Nashua. n.
H.; Mrs. S. II. Center, San Francisco; Sam
uel kennard, Cleveland. o.; c. B. Kimball.
A. ID. Cults, Marysville; G.. w. Meylert.
GAINESVILLE Cal; l.. Lachmann and wife, n
A.'Judd, w. G. Richardson. San Francisco.
W. w. Foote, Oakland
Yesterday, at the residence of the brides
parents, Miss Nellie Acock, a highly
esteemed young lady of Sacramento. was
married, by Rev. II. c. Christian, to d. C.
Halsey, popular conductor on the True
kee division of the Central Pacific Railroad.
The ceremony was witnessed by q number
OF the relatives and friends of the youne
couple. After partaking of a bountifui
wedding breakfast, they left for San Fran
cisco, from whence they will continue their
bridal tour to Los Angeles, where they will
remain for several weeks.
OFFICERS INsTALLED.-Last night Capital
Council No. 81, United Friends of the Pa
citic, installed the following officers for the
ensuing term: 4. F. Rooney. p. C. C..
Philip Kendel, C. G.; Mrs. Caroline Wads,
worth, V. c.; Mrs. Z. Evans. Secretary c.
W. Baker, Financier; Andrew Younger
Treasurer Mrs. H. S. Measure. Prelate
Charles Stevens, Marshal; Mrs. C. E,
Jones, Warden; ]. w. Bechtold, Guard
George Vogelgesang, Sentry; J. d.
Kent, Samuel Wild, Denis Hickey, Trus-
tees. An entertainment followed the in
stallation with the following programme:
Opening address, by c. w. Baker; song, by
DIR. j.; Heiferman; piano solo, by Miss
l.. kepdel; reading, 90 On the receipt of nv
mothers picture" (by Cowper), Mrs J. D.
Kent; duet, Misses Pauline and Clara
Bories; recitation, q Guilty or Not Guilty."
Miss Lottie Lesser; song with violin ac-
compartment, Miss Gertrude Hickey and
VIM. King; closing remarks, w. f. Glee-
son. The evenings entertainment con-
cluded with dance.
CLuNIE OPERA HOUSE. = Miss Isab
Morris made her first appearance here last
night as Lillian in 1.-THE Bankers Daueh
tel" capital comedy drama by Bronson
Howard. The lady is feeling reader. of
line stage presence, has emotional power in
high degree and is evidently devoted to
her profession. She was, in company with
Messrs. Vessels and Vinton, repeatedly
called before the curtain, and loudly APP
plauded. The support afforded by Messrs.
Staley, Vessels, Craig, VintOn and Miss
Owen, who had the leading roles. was good
and thoroughly conscientious The duel
scene was thrilling one both Vessels
and Ninton being skilled fencers and prid-
ing themselves upon it. The child. Daisy
Chester, proved, in the character of Natalie,
a most precocious little one and won the
warm commentator of the auditors. The
play will be repeated to night and, for the
last time tomorrow night Ii affords
thoroughly satisfactory dramatic entertain
ment.
A SAcRAMENTAN HoNoRED.-When W.
c. Van Fleet was elected one of the Su-
perior judges of this county, at the last
election. he resigned his position as a
member of the State Prison Directors. To
fill the vacancy SO caused Governor Stone
man appointed Robert T. Devlin, of this city.
to I'LL the uneXpired term. He has filled
the position with so much credit and abil-
lty that on the expiration of his term last
Saturday, he was appointed to succeed him
self and will hold the Office until 1896. or
ten wears. Mr.. Devlin is young lawyer
of ability and sterling Republican.
SUPERIOR COURT