Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-07-20
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.
Marco Varozza, of Placerville, is in town.
b IL Steinman has returned from Snntn a.

Marco Varozza, of Placerville, is in town
B. o. Steinman has returned from Santa Cruz,
Robert Wiley is visiting his old home, George
town.
W. Haskell, of San Francisco, was in town
yesterday.
Mr., and Mrs. C. H. Cummings have gone to
Los Angeles.
Miss Kittie McGraw left last evening for the
East on visit.
Albert NJ. Johnson and E. J. Dryer have gone
to the sea coast.
Misses Luella and Louisa oschner are sojourn-
ing at Santa Cruz.
Editor Leake, of the Dixon Tribune, was in
the city yesterday.
DR.. Moore, President of the Pacific Mutual
Life insurance Company, was in the city yes
terday.
Mrs. Delphine Sweine, who has been visiting
relatives in FL Dorado county, has returned 10
her home in this city.
Captain and Mrs. l. N. Anderson, of Ironton,
o., are visiting the latter's sister Mrs Dr. C. II,
Stephenson, in this city.
Miss Minnie Snead, one of the under-gradu.
ates of the st. Joseph's Academy, left for her
home in Dixon yesterday.
P. Flaherty and party will leave tomorrow
for months trip 10 Silver Lake. They camp
out and do their own cooking.
Mrs. Scroggs and Miss Ash, of this city. were
two of the visitors to the Marshall monument
at Coloma on Wednesday last.
E. Il. Williams, Chief Engineer of the Water.
works, and his wife, went to Gilroy yesterday TO
visit Mrs. Williams sister, who is very i'll
Senator Caminetti of Jackson, came down
from Placerville yesterday. He was accompa-
MED by the noted Italian sculptor, V. Particelli
Miss Florence Botsford, a former Sacramentsn
who has resided for the last three years in Port,
land, Or, is in this city, the guest of Mrs. kya
Van Bibber.
A party, including Mr.. and Mrs. C. W. Clarke.
Miss Laura Clarke, Mrs. James N Porter A
Van VOORHEES, and wife, of this city; Miss
Georgia Jones, OF Chico and Miss Hall of Oak
land, will leave on Monday evening next for
Alaska.
Last night was made the occasion of a re-
union OF the family of our we'll known citizen
John Platt, to celebrate the anniversary of his
wedding, which occurred just forty wears ago.
Mr.. Platt and his good wife We're kept in
Ignorance, and when the large number of his
friends, who had been preparing the affair. filed
into the house and took possession the surprise
of both was complete. Two of the sons of the
happy couple are members of the Hussar Band.
and that organization had assembled in
full numbers to assist by the enliyening
strains of well-seleCted music Among other
well-rendered numbers were "Schubert's Sere-
made, Poet and Peasant" the Overture from
William Tell. THE Soldiers Dream" etc An
impromptu programme was arranged, which
proved highly interesting and was thoroughly
enjoyed by those present. Among the partici-
pants was Miss Noyes, who entertained the
company with vocal solos rendered in a highly
artistic manner; instrumental solos on the saxa-
phone and flute by members of the band, songs
by Miss Lizzie Plat, the whole CON
Guiding with speech rendered in a
happy vein by Mr.. Plat, who reviewed
the history of his life during the forty wears
which have passed since he formed the happy
partnership which i'll continues. During that
forty years he had passed through many and
varied changes, which he dwelt upon in
humorous vein. He then spoke at length of
the changes that had taken place in the his
tory of the country the developments in vari-
Gus lines of industry, and the wonderful pro-
He concluded in a feeling manner, thanking
the friends who assembled to do his wife and
himself honor, and the band for their choice
music. At late hour the party dispersed,
happy wedding anniversaries as the one just