Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-07-26
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

Major ellis is in the CITY and will return to San
Francisco to-day.
L. D. Taylor left for Santa Cruz yesterday, to be
gone about a month.
Wnn. NJ Siddous, wife end daughters left Yesterday
for an extended trip to Monterey.
Mrs W H. Brown aud Ms. }. N. Yeung came up
from San Francisco last evening.
Mr. sissou, Of the firm Of SIsson & Wallace,
passed through the city yesterday.
Mrs. II. D. Jones goes to Santa Cruz to-day to
visit her daughter for few weeks.
Miss Nora Buer, Of this city, has gone 10 visit
friends in Lakeport, Lake county, Cal.
State Treasurer W. a. January, who has been at
the Bay for few days, returned last evening
Mrs I'd r. Hamilton and Miss Jeanette Hamil.
ton left Yesterday morning for Santa Csuz, and will
Re absent a few weeks.
Misses Jennie Cole and Belle Phiaber, of Davis
vile, visiting in tie city the guests Of Misses
Mamie and Yina jackson.
Judge and Mrs. J. W. Armstrong, and District
Attorney and Mrs John T. Carey will leave Satrr-
day for Seattle. They will be absent about four
weeks.
Frank W. Robertson, late Of the Pacific Life In
sIrance Company of this city, left for San Francis
CO yesterday, where he win permanently reside
hereafter
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel: F. II. Buck,
vacaville; o. Harvey. Gait; J. G. Hoffman and
wife, New Lexington, o W. NJ. Shinnicks and wife,
! Larnesyille O.; F. +. Mitchell, Summit T. NJ.
Pti9ter, San Jose, MIS- W. ii. brown, SDlDglc
| Springs; James W. Doan, B. Wendham, II. p,
Morea San Francsco.
Arrivals at the State House G. Whitaker, Lon
| don F. Ftzmeyer, Lodi; s. A Howell, Cosumnes;
! A. Hull Franklin; Charles Durno, city; W. II.
Pierce Pleasant Grove: Il. Blackey E. Freshw ater,
Roseyille j. S. Creighton, Plaeeryille; J. j. Rear
| don, Franklin; E. singfried, Honolulu; l., D.
| Tfowbridge Live Oak; Phil Lahey Single Springs
A. Miller. A. Bales, city; P. T. Williamson,
| Costumes.
Last evening, in the parlers of Westminster Pres.
byterian Church, Rev and Mrs II. II. Rice were
rendered reception by large number OF the con-
| gregation and friends. This was to welcome home
their pastor and his wife, who have just returned
| from an extended trip TO the Eastern States, Mr.
| Rice having been delegate to the Presbyterian
General Assembly held lest month IN Saratoga, New
| York There was interesting impromptu pro-
gramme of vocal aud instrumental music rendered
last evening. Refreshments were served, and very
! pleasant social hour spent.
| Yesterday. at IL o'clock, small company OF
friends assembled ut the residence Of the brides
parents to celebrate the nuptias OF Walter c. Lewis
| and Miss Minna Eleissner. Rev. Carroll Ill. Davis
| ofiiciated, and made the twain one. The bride,
dressed in white. with the time-honored bridal
wreath Of Germany, was pretty, indeed, and seldom
| is oveer bride seem After the wedding march
by Professor Otto Feissner, the company adjourned
to the dining hall below where elegant repast
gagged the attention OF the guests until O'clock
when the Joyous pair departed for the $50 train
their way to the coast, where they are to spend
| and good wishes followed the newlYnade couple,
who return next week and take 10 their residence
| in Sacramento Ghe presents n ceived were many
and beautiful aud testify to the high esteem in
which Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis are held by their many
| friends.
| reception was given last evening by DR.. and
Mrs l. E. Dwiuell at their residence. 1t was in
\ cordauce with announcement made last Sunday,
that IS they would be unable to call upon the mem.
/ beers of the congregation, before departure they
we're invited to visit them last evening" az stated
The large residence was filed to overlooking during
| the evening" and the occasion highly enjoyable
to all present Among the incidents of the gather.
! ing the ladies presented to Mrs Dwinell an
elegant gold watch and chain, and the
! gentlemen supplemented this with a choice
and costly table service Of small silver
| Il was composed of 43 pieces, and incosed in a
| beautiful satinwood case and satin lined. Other
presents were also made, and large number Of fine
floral pieces given, which weredispsrsod throughout
the rooms with pleasing effect. Later In the even
ing refreshments were served aud the reunion and
| sociality OF old-time and newly-made friends
| most complete and appropriate.