Sacramento daily record-union., 1889-08-30
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

Major Neary is home again from his noun
tain trip.
Charles T. Livermore was up from the bay
yesterday.
]. E. Blanchard, of Folsom, was in the city
yesterday.
Warden Aull and wife, of Folsom, we,e in
town yesterday.
Agricultural Director Green is recovering from
his recent illness.
Arthur NJ. and c. v straub, of Chicago, have
come here TO stay.
Miss Kate Hennessy returned from San Fran
cisco last evening.
c. NJ. Prodger has gone to learn what the
wild waves are saying.
Mrs. T. j. Mcdonald, of Folsom is visiting
her mother, Mrs. Vim. RANKIN.
Judge Van Fleet and family have returned
from santa Cruz and santa Barbara.
W. E. Norris and wife are back from their ex-
tended yisi. to Washington Territory.
Mrs. J. Nottingham and Miss Lucy Gill re-
turned last evening from visit to the Eastern
States.
Judge J. w. Armstrong, w. F. Knox and
Senator +. r. Dray came up from the Bay last
evening.
G. W. Fletcher, commercial agent of the Sun
set route, is IN the city shaking HANDS with his
many friends.
Mrs. L. n. Billings and daughter, accom-
panied by Miss Rose Jopson, of Nicolaus, have
returned from Pacific Grove
Miss Jennie Elworthy has returned home
from Oakland and San Francisco, where she
had been visiting relatives for nearly four
weeks
Right Rev. Bishop Manogue returned last
night by way OF san Francisco from Humboldt
county, where he has been for month or more
on business connected with his Diocese.
Arrivals at the Capital Hotel yesterday: C. w
Crane, w. ). White, Chicago; Mrs. McQuade,
Yubs w. c. Chidester, Memphis; Miss E j.
Wimod, PlaceryilIe; George Hamilton, Coluss:
George Fowler, Alameda; H. c. Gable Wood
land.
Among the visitors in town yesterday was
Professor n. J. Morrison, Principal of Marietta,
o.. who is collecting data for the publication of
articles on the subject of irrigation. He is
greatly pleased with what he has seen of Cali
fornia.
L. Henry, Business Manager of the Metropol-
itan Theatre and Cluuie Opera House, has re.
turned from three weeks trip to Portland,
Tacoma. Seattle, Victoria q. C5, and various
points in the north. He says that handsome
theaters are being built at Portland and raco-
ma, and that the northwest country is flourish.
ing.
County Clerk Hamilton has returned from his
bear and deer hunting jaunt in the vicinity OF
Eleven Pines, a wild and romantic retreat in IL
businesses of the Sierra Nevada. William came
back loaded with bear skins and bear stories,
his old stock (of stories) having become some
what worn. He killed Iour deer on his trip, and
has the skins to show for the number of bears
| slain. He also picked up few more Indian
mountain chief, and is now prepared for all
corners.
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel yesterday
MISS c. Borden; Philadelphia; Mrs. r. B.
stimble Jersey City; J. +. Robbins, Mayfeld; J.
+. Henry, New York; Charles Aun and wife,
Folsom; L. II. Kellogg Toledo; C. d. Vincent,
z. w. Fowler, J. r Meehan, Oakland; Mrs. J. A.
Phipps and daughter, Plumas; NJ. ID. Cole, Calls
toga; Mrs. MacKer, Nevada City; j. H. Smith,
Auburn; Z. G. Horst, Chicago; q. H Robinson,
New York; W. b. Bernheim Mrs l.. Smith, K.
Kington ]. NJ. Webb, 1. NJ. Humgay, A. Il. Will
| liams, Z. A. Hubbard, r. W. House, San Fran
| cisco.
a quiet wedding occurred at the .esidence of
| F. W. Read, in Alameda, on Monday, the con-
tracing parties being E. ]. Dodge, of AL lAmeda,
and Miss Lizzie setfens, formerly of Sacramento.
The bride was tastefully yet elaborately dressed
| in white silk, wearing diamond ornaments,
presents from the groom. she was attended by
| Misses Aida lewis of Sacramento, Eta Beal of
San Jose and Ray Read of Alameda. The
groom, E. J. Dodge, is an extensive lumber
! merchant, doing business in San Francisco, and
at one time was connected in the same business
| IN Sacramento The happy couple left on the
afternoon train for Monterey and Del Monte TO
spend their honeymoon.