The record-union., 1893-08-03

In4s Clty-leIL yesterday Tor SOJOurn at
Cazadero. They took their musical in
struments along and expect to have a
great time.
Among those enjoying the pure mount
ain atmosphere at Summit soda Springs
are Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Locke and their
daughter, Mrs. DR.. c. B. Nichols.
Mrs. NJ. a. Nagle is en- route to the
WORLDS Fair, where she will be the guest
OF her uncle. Colonel George Il. Morrison.
Before returning Mrs. Nagle will visit
several of the principal Eastern cities.
II. G. Ross, Jr., Miss Lois L. Ross. Mrs.
A. Kestler, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Fay, Miss
Burton, wife and children, Mr.. and Mrs.
bradshaw and Mrs. L. Payen, composed
camping party that left on Tuesday by
wagon for Lake Tahoe and vicinity.
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel
yesterday: Simon Wolf, Philadelphia;
Charles Larendon, New Orleans; W. ).
N right and family, Pasadena; James
Whltaker, Gait; }. W. Sharp, Stockton;
}. =. Newlands, Pomona; Mrs. j. NJ.
Johnston, Los Angeles NJ. Stein. New
York; f. I. Briggs, John c. Currier, San
francisco.
The members of the Sacramento Juve-
nile Orchestra were entertained Tuesday
evening by party given by Henry :.
McMahon at his home in Oak Park The
orchestra Will reorganize in October un-
der leadership of Professor Lindermeyer.
It's members are: Fred Townsend, Chas.
Stlckney, Simon Heilbron, viii Peter
son, George Anderson, Charles Sawtelle,
LOUIS Irving and Henry ). McMahon.
Arrivals at the Capital Hotel yesterday:
Fleet +. StrOther, San Francisco: John
Mcfarland, Gait: Dan Mckinnon, Dixon;
.. I. button, Courtland; Miss /. Il. Dem
ing, Mrs. F.. 7. Hoyt, Gold Run; Miss
Grace Blckford, Mrs. III. NJ. Bickford
Elk Grove; George B. Greene and son,
Courtland; Will 5. Green, A. &. Mitch
man, Miss Bateman, Colusa; w. ).
Scroos, Rochester, y. "; William Ash
and wife, Berlin; n. Harrison, Stockton;
Mrs. G. Duhl and son, Winnemucca.
The little friends of Ethel O'Meara
were handsomely entertained at the resi-
dence of Mrs. ID. Flynn ON Tuesday
evening, the occasion being the tenth
birthday anniversary Of the little hostess.
Ihose present We're: Bessie Flynn, Katie
McLaughlin, Mamie Dolan, Mamie Ray,
Amy DIas, Mable Farnsworth, Neda and
Matte Robins, Mary Badarracco, hittie
tlahlve, Bada Pierson, Laura and Grace
Kenshler, Rosie Silva, Ethel O'Meara,
John and Guy Campbell, Alfred Dias,
Walter Garfield, De Witt Leitch, Tom
Flynn, John Mclaughlin Clarence Rob-
ms Eddie Pierson and oe Flahive.
Belle Keegan, at the home Of her
parents, Ill 2 street, was the recipient of
a surprise party on Tuesday evening,
which was very enjoyable affair. The
evening was spent in games and other
amusements, after which refreshments
were served. Those present were: Belle
heegan, Margie keegan, Lizzie Meyer,
Gussle Meyer, Carrie Peters, jeanette
Prichard, Hazel Prichard, Irene Prich-
ara, Retta Rudell, Hulda Nelson, Amelia
Nelson, Gertie Dassonville, Florence
Hatch, Josie McHala, Irma Won Oehl-
haten, Edith De Croft, Master Roy Law
renee. Frank Lawrence, Wilson Hatch,
Rodger Hatch, Thomas Higgins, Willie
higgins, Herman Meyer, Mertie Dona-
hue, Albert Nathan, Louie Nathan, Al
bert McHale, Anthony Lawlor, Willie
Peters, Sammle BoWden, Raymond kee-
gan.
Lee p. Bell, late of the Golden Eagle
Hotel, and Lulu Mohr daughter Of W.
l.. sullivan Of the Rancho Del Paso and
daughter-in-law Of Louis B. Mohrl we're
quietly married at st. Paurs Church ves-
terday afternoon, Rev. G. A. Ottmann.
departed on the 3 o'clock train for San
francisco. whence they will go to san
Diego and thence continue their Journey
to Mexico and the Worlds Fair. They
Will return in the fall and make their
nome In this city, where Mr.. Bell will
engage IN business. The groom is one of
the best known and most popular Young
gentlemen of this city. He is the son Of
the late Judge William II. Bell of San
Francisco, who was State Stamp In
spector during Governor Haight's ad-
mlnistration, and always prominent in
political circles. The bride was reared in
this city, where she is highly esteemed.
The many friends of the newly welded
couple wish them pleasant Journey and
all the happiness and prosperity possible.
Mrs. Anna Morrison Reed of Layton
vile, Cal, is in the city on a visit To
friends. Mrs. Reed is one Of the most
energetic women OF the State. She was
the first Lady Manager of the Columbian
Exposition for the California Commission
appointed, and was made state Lecturer
and Organizer in that behalf. Some years
ago Mrs. Reed, in addressing a Northern
District Agricultural Society, broached
the subject of good road agitation. and in
her address covered the whole ground of
that important subject. Besides her pub-
Tic labors, she is a domestic woman. has
raised large family of daughters. With
her husband she has much engaged in
stock-raising in MendOCino ranges, Mrs.
Reed is well-known also as a poet, and
has sent to press Il volume of her later
poems, which was reviewed about a wear
ago in the RECoRD-UNIoN. Mrs. Reed.
1t has been suggested, because of her
knowledge and study of State resources.
and her devotion to agricultural progress
and state development, would be an an
proprlate person to deliver one of the
addresses at the COming State Fair, Her
appearance IN that capacity would be a
novelty, and would certainly result in
the delivery OF n practical, interesting and
thoughful address upon the States re-