Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-07-11
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

Ex.Captaiu Leary, of the Oakland Guard, is IN The
| city.
Wv. Poudogast and F Baker, Of Woodland are
! in town.
Miss Jennie Gallatin has returned from her visit
to Monterey.
| L. L. Lewis has returned from two months visit
to the Eastern States.
John Blair, of lille, aud George F. Whery,
| Of Eolo, are IN the city
j. C. Stubs passed through the city yesterdly,
| en- route TO San Francisco
j. T. Bromley, Of Carson City, and II. L. Robin.
son, Of Placeryille, are in town
]. W Mackay aud party passed the city yesterday
| morning, en- route to san Francisco.
| T Lebouf, OF GEORGETOWN, FL Dorado county,
! passed through to San Francisco yesterday
Mrs. R. NJ Briggs Mrs. C. A La Grave and Cleyis
| 7. La Grave left Yesterday for Sonoma county.
j. s. Cone, Railroad Commissioner, and family
passed through the city to San Francisco yesterday
j. A Fillmore and other officers of the Central
| Pacific Railroad came up from San Francisco last
| evening.
Miss Bertha Fowler, of Valley Ford, Sonoma
county, is visiting the city the guest Of Mrs Geo
| B. KatZenstein.
Ew Masin, Secretary OF the State Board of
Equalization, has returned from trip through the
| San Joaquin valley.
J. J. Agard has returned from extended trip
through Monterey, Santa Barbara, San Luis 0bispo
| and Santa Cruz counties.
special n Getting OF the Brio a-Brac Club is to be
| held this evening at the rooms Of llr. and Mrs
Henry Edgerton, Langham Hotel.
Mics Kittie Young, OF Washington, Yolo county,
returned Yesterday from a five weeks visit to San
| Francisco, Santa Clara and San Jose.
| Mrs II. Loveridge has returned to her home at
Jackson, Amador county, after months pleasant
visit with relatives and friends in this city.
| Geo Il. Katzenstein, wife and son, have returned
from their camping trip to the redwood forests near
| Guerneyille, and report 4 most enjoyable expert
| ence.
William T. Higgins and J. T. Cannon, who with
| their families have been spending several days in
Sacramento left last evening for their homes in San
| Francisco.
| A birthday party was rendered Samuel Mooser on
o street. between Fourteenth and Fifteenth Sunday
| evening. About thrty-fiye couples were present
and most enjoyable time was had.
| A reporter of the Reno Gazette met whitelaw
| Reid and d. O. Mills at Reno last Thursday and
| says: " Mr.. Reid looks younger than he did two
years ago when here Mr.. Mills also bears the look
of health. Mr. Reid says the story that his wife is
an invalid is Of the eccentrcities Of the news
| papers, and is entirely unfounded. He said, with u
! laugh, that he had received hundreds of letters
recommending treatment and remedies"
At the residence of Mrs. NJ. L. Conway, street,
Tenth ami Eleventh, yesterday, at ) P. NJ, Miss
Alice A. briggs Of Sacramento, was married to
| Theodore S. Moore, OF Oakland Rev. II. H. Rice
performed the ceremony. There present only
ii. Ia.
Conawsy, George W. Conway, Mrs Lusk, Oakland.
sister Of the bride George K. briggs, Sacramento
brother of the bride Mrs Moore Oakland, sister,
in.law OF the groom; Miss Miller South Bend Ind
Miss Belle McMitche Sacramento, and few
other friends. After the ceremony the company
was entertained al a bridal luncheon. The newly
married pair left on the ESQ train for Oakland
where they will reside. As the bridal party drove
from the house the proverbal " old shoa" was cast
| after it, with a shower Of good wishes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Miller last evening at their
residence, Ninth and streets, gave a lawn party
that proved the leading social event of the season
in Sacramento. The company in attendance was
very large, probably between 300 and $50 persons
The occasion was the fifteenth anniversary Of the
marriage Of Mr. and Mrs. Miller, though as the in.
yitations made no reference to the party being in
honor OF the crystal wedding of the hosts compare.
lively few, until after arrival, were aware of the
fact. The party was full dress, and the costumery
OF the ladies was exceedingly rich and attractive.
The arrangement of lights in the rooms
and grounds added greatly to the pleasing
effect of the varied costumes, and the beautiful
tints of the robes. The entire house of
the hosts was thrown open to the guests.
The floors were all covered with pure
white canvas, and the furniture being mostly re-
moved, every opportunity given for dancing
and 1t was fully availed Of to the music OF Grant,
Jones x Reebe's orchestra. while upon the lawn on
the Ninth street side the Hussars Band played dur
ing the intermissions The entire grounds from
the west line on the street side to the north line
on Ninth street, were inclosed by canvas Sc.
n.
thus screened from street view. For some fifty
feet each way from the corner Of Ninth and \
streets the lawn was canopied to a width
OF fifteen feet, and dressed in red and gold with
pendant national flags concealing all the supports
Beneath this canopy seats were placed as also
throughout the lawn between the canopy and the
dwelling. Gas was introduced into the grounds and
being carried up at convenient points was conducted
to neat branches and burners, and, with the aid of
lanterns, the grounds were amply lighted. The
greater number of guests sought the lawn with its
attractive inclosure and the pure atmospheric Sac
mentos unrivaled evenings, and which makes lawn
party here a matter of six months in the year
The hosts were the recipients during the evening OF
a number of beautiful tokens of friendship in the
shape Of elegant crystal ware while the floral offer
ings not only many, but were exceedingly
beautiful. Some of the designs were highly art
istc, and evidenced excellent taste and appropriate
ness OF choice About II O'Clock the guests we're
invited 10 the supper room. The entire
basement OF the house was utilized for this pur.
pose and being hung with white cloth, and trimmed
appropriately with relieving lines Of color and
sprays of green, made supper room of much at
tractiveness In enc end of the spacious room was
the table, which was loaded with choice viands and
from which the guests were served. Lemonade was
served also on the grounds and the upper floors
during the evening. Among the guests were a
number from abroad Mr.. and Mrs Miller were the !
recipients OF congratulations from their guests that
were sincere and warm, and wishes were uttered in
multitude that the couple might live 10 celebrate
the silver, golden, and diamond anniversaries of
their union. The party continued to a very late
hour the guests being constrained to late festivities
by the broad hospitality OF the hosts and the many
facilities afforded for engaging in social pleasures