Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-10-05
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

Mrs Dr. Smith hss returned from a visit 70 Mon
terey.
Miss Emmie B. Buser lett yesterday for Stockton
to attend the Baptist Association
There are 46s Good Temp'ars in San joaquin
county, divided among nine lodges.
Thomas Reed, of Belmont, Cal, win arrive from
tue East by overland train this morning
Judge I. B. Mcfarland has returned from ex
tended trip through the State OF Nevada.
Chas Luhrs, of this city, returned home yester
day from trip through the State OF Nevada.
United States Senator James G. Fair passed
through from Virginia City TO the Bay yesterday.
A party OF three, headed by Hank Culver went
from Dixon TO Cache slough last week, and caught
two hundred catfish.
John R. Brown, formerly of this city, ard more
recently OF Port Costa has been appointed Railroad
Agent at Reddipg
James Tenant and family, accompanied By
Miss Ida NJ. Cox, spending few weeks visiting
friends near Battle Mountain.
Rev T. H. B. Anderson has been returned by the
Conference in session at Petaluma, pastor OF the
NJ E. Church South in this city for another year.
Rev. N. Slater has gone to attend meeting OF the
Sacramento Presbytery at Modesto, and will attend
the Pacific Synod at San Francisco on Friday.
John c. Mott, a resident many years since of this
city, but now Of Michigan City, Indiana, has been
visiting here for several days past and went to The
Bay yesterday.
Major Bee and wife, and Miss Bee, Of San Jose,
ana MIS-. u. smith, passed
Sacramento yesterday on their way TO visit Mr. and
Mrs. 5. B. Moore, OF Costumes.
Mrs. Henrietta Warrington, Postmstress at Rocky
Point Sierra county, has gone East to visit her ela
tives and friends in Pennsylvania Miss Ellie will
take charge Of the postoffice during her absence.
S. P Holden, Mr.. Hook, S NJ Miller, Mrs George
P. Ellsworth Lee Jacobs, ID. Jacobs, E. Thorn, A.
Hicxnx, D. Holmes, S. NJ Griffith, Z. Taylor, A.
Brentz, II. a. Arend and John Hoffman, OF San
Francisco, were in the C ty yesterday
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Sacramento yesterday, preparatory to leaving for
Portland, Oregon their future home and where Mr.
Gunesn viii own and conduct the ST. Charles Hotel.
| Mrs. Guinean and daughter are at the Langham.
MIR. and Mrs. George 3. Katzenstein; Frank H.
| Kiefer, Robert j. Cook, Mrs. Elyira Baldwin, Mrs.
s. Spencer, Mrs. Sadie Walker, Mrs NJ A. Alsip, ii
Sloan Lodge, No. 2, l. o. G. t., of this city, at
tending the Grand Lodge of the Order, now in SEES
sion at Vallejo.
One Socrameatan who attended the wedding ball
at Elk Grove Monday evening, paltook, it is
said so bountiiully OF refreshments that wero too
| thin that he became confused and tried to open
all the railroad switches ill town, under the impress
sion that he was banging away at the door oil his
room ct the hotel.
! S. S. Montague, Chief Engineer; W. C. Curtis,
Assistant, with Superintendent r.. H Pratt, OF the
Central Pacific Railroad left for Rediing yesterday
morning by special train, with refe TO the eX
Mr. Montague win pass over the proposed line and
return by steamer from Portland.
| Among the visitors in the city Yesterday were :
James Gibson, Elk Grove; 3. Burt, Amador /; j.
Mrs. V. Burnett, Stockton; s. F. Fentou and wife,
! Mrs Z. B. Trip, Salt Lake City; A. D. Mcintyre
and l. E. Block Greenville; Mrs. 7. G. PocSman,
! Folsom B. T. Neel, Quincy j. II. Tayler, St
Louis, No. Mr.. and Mrs. J. p. Brown, Camponyille
The wedding ball at Elk Grove on Monday even
| ing in honor OF Mr. and Mrs. S. W. Freeman, who
were married at Franklin few days since, was a
| highly complimentary and successful affair. The
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festoons Of evergreens and flowers and flags, ban
/ ners, etc. There were nearly zoo couples present
from the surrounding towns aud country, aud about
twenty couples from this city The party was given
in Toronto Hall, under the superintendent of the
proprietors, Stevens & Smith. Everything passed
off in the most pleasing and satisfactory manner
The grand rch took place at half past S, led by
tie bride and groom, and followed by the parents
of the conr citing parties, their cousins aunts, ETC.
At II o'clock most sumptuous wedding feast was
spsead and continued until o'clock. Dancing con-
tnued until half-past yesterday morning. when it
was voted unanimously that full justice had Keen
done to the occasion.
Rev E. H. Ward, formerly rector Of St Psurs
Church, and Miss Somers Taylor, daughter Of E. f.
Tay lor cashier of the c. P K. R. Co.'S steamers at
this place. were married yesterday forenoon in the
Episcopal Church in this city. The church was
beautifully decorated for the occasion. An arch Of
white, with green clnging vines running it
and interviewer with flowers, stood Immediately in
front Of the ehance and from the center of the arch
was hung beautiful bell nearly fo9t in diameter
and composed OF white flowers. Hanging from the
four corners OF the archwsy over the ehancel to q
point Immediately ever the bell were festoons Of
eyergreens and flowers. Suspended from the center
Of the archway in front OF the desk, large and
exquisitely executed monogram, g W. T." composed
Of flowers the letter being OF choice scarlet yari-
cites and the T of tnberoses and jssmines- Bishop
Wingeld performed the services, and after receiv-
ing the congratulations Of those present the groom
and bride took the train for Monterey, from which
place they will return TO Stockton where Mr.. Ward
| is now rector Of the Ep scopal Church.