Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-07-13
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL

Hon. U. s. Gregory, of lone City, is in the
city.
E. W. Culver, of Newcastle, was in town yes
terday.
D. A. Jackson, of Woodland. was in the city
yesterday.
Mrs. John Stevens and daughter Addie left
yesterday for Monterey 10 spend the summer.
Frank Miller, off O. Mills & Co.'S Bank, has
returned from three months visit to the East
C. P. Berry, of Wheatland, and Charles .
Mcdenry, of San Francisco, were in town yes
terday,
L. C. Morehouse and Gordon f. Sloss, of the
State Board of Equalization, went to Auburn
yesterday.
Mrs. James Holl and her mother and sister,
Mrs. and Miss Boggess, have gone to Bartlett
Springs for month
Fred. D. Tyrrell returned to San Francisco
yesterday morning, TO resume his studies in the
College of Pharmacy.
Superior Judge Alexander, of Monterey, and
wife, who have been visiting at Lake Tahoe, re-
turned homeward yesterday on the overland.
Governor R. W. Waterman will arrive from
the south to day. On Monday he will go TO san
Francisco to attend the National Teachers Con-
yention.
Ex-Surveyor-General Shanklin, II. A. Horn
lein and a. WBkeman will leave to day for a
camping trip to Lassen county. The party ex-
poets to be gone several weeks.
Miss Ina Bellevelle. of Los Angeles, who has
been visiting Mrs. Crena Heath OF this city, will
leave on Monday next for the East. Mrs. Heath
will accompany her to Salt Lake.
James T. Mcintosh and wife. who have long
been residents Of Chico, passed through Sacra-
mento yesterday en- route to Ogden, where
they intend to reside in the future.
Arrivals at the Capital Hotel yesterday G. L.
Manning, Portland, Or; j. C. Smith and wife
H. H. Houchin, Auburn; F. f. Chase, Red Bluff;
C. P Berry, Wheatland; Charles Aull. Folsom;
K. c. Merrel. san Francisco; Frank Frey, vii
lows; Mrs. HOppins, ELK Grove.
y. B. Stevens representative of the Winona
Wis, Daily Republican. is in the city. He came
out with the teachers excursion, and will re-
main upon the coast some three months. He
was one of the pioneers of FL Dorado county
but has not been on the coast since 1856 / aSt
evening he visited the Society of California Pho
neers.
AT st. Roses Church, July 18th, T. J. Pennish
young man well and favorably known, and
Miss Ella Flanagan, neice of Mrs. Captain
Dwyer, were united in marriage, Rev Father
Grace officiating. The bride was the recipient
of many elegant and useful presents. The
happy couple left on the afternoon train for San
Francisco, On their return they will repair tC
their new residence, Dip street.
Arrivals at the State House Hotel yesterday
c. Burroughs, San Leandro; Samuel T. Stewart
Elk Grove; s. W. Curry, Pleasant Grove; j
PeaSe, lone; VIM Carlyon Geo. Bowers, Grass
Valley W. R. Kelley, Fredonia, Kan: A. G.
Kelly, Walnut Grove George Marguart, Granite
Hill; W. C. Sheldon, Costumes; Lewis PITT,
| Thos. B. Everett, Pleasant Grove; f. G. Drum
mond, rlace1ville: o. B. McManney, Pleasant
| Grove; ". Pierson, W. Dixon, Costumes; J. +
| Doty, CORTLAND; S. B. Aud, Dixon; J. +. Gloyd
Davisyille; J. K. Rowelly San Francisco.
| Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel yesterday
Rev. w. c. Van Meker, Rome, Italy; d. C.
| Browell, San Francisco; j. NJ. Walker and wife
| Santa Rosa; William p. Ladd, IAN Francisco
| w. L. Greene, Cincinnati; Felix Greenvale, SaT
| Francisco: George K. dement,, Chicago; d. W
Lenix. Fresno; J. w. Lewis, Napa City; ]. B
| Rice. Fairplay; W. II. NJ Swallence, San Fran
| cisco: I. W. Burnham, Chicago; NJ. Landesberg
| San Francisco; George I. Blanchard, Placer
vile; II. B. Paul, Jr., San Francisco Benjamin
| Coleman, Fresno; Joseph kothschild, II. Eskel
| San Francisco; DR.. l.. d. Doyeer and son, Napa
| On Wednesday evening at the residence o.
| DR.. II. G. Tyrrell, Miss Frances Tyrrell, daugh
| ter of DR.. G. G. TyTrell, was united in marriag,
| to Henry L Harrison, Professor of the English
| Branch of the Cutler Institute, New York city
| The ceremony was performed by Rev. John F
| Won Herrlich. of Grace Church. Miss Louis,
| Tyrrell a sister of the bride, was the Maid o
Honor G. &. Tyrrell Jr.. a brother of TIL
| bride was the groom's best man, and Miss Min
| ME Clark the bridesmaid. LOwndes Scott, o
| Oakland, acted as usher. At the conclusion o
the marriage those present partook of a wed
ding supper. Those present from abroad wer
the g OOm's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harrison Q
| New Jer-ey; his brother. a L. Harrison, of Sal
| Jose; Mr.. and Mrs. George Z. Whitney and Mis-
| Ada Smith, Oakland; Mrs. r. G.. Woolroth an
| daughter Helene, Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. BedeI
| Mrs d. NJ Lentfield and Mis- NJ. F. and N
| Callahan, of San Francisco MS J. J. January
| of San Jose, Il sister of the bride and Mis-
| Beans, of the same city.