Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-06-28
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.
W. L. Davis, OF Folsom, is in town.

George E. Bates left for Tahoe last evening
Mrs. A. Johns and family have returned from
Monterey.
wv. Gafford and daughter, Of Davisyille, were
in the city yesterday.
D. Maher OF Nevada City viii arrive home from
the East this morning.
G. D. Conner and Dennis Dalton, of Costumes,
were in the city Yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mark Foster snd daughter of this
this city are visiting friends in Dixon
Mrs. A. c. Freeman and Miss Mabel Freeman, of
this city, are at -Etna Springs, Napa county.
Rev. :. Q. A Henry and family are spending their
vacation in Oregon and Washington Territory.
James Mulroy, the Land League orator, has re.
turned from eight weeks visit to the sea coast
Mrs. B. s Dinwiddie and daughter. of Davisyille
Yolo county, visiting Mrs. P A. Giles in Heads
burg
Miss Billings and Miss Olmstead, Of Oakland, came
up last evening, and are the guests of Mrs. Frank
Miller.
Miss Florence Shaffer, daughter CT F. Shaffer, OF
Lancaster, o., is visiting her uncle, Fred Shaffer,
GridleY.
Mrs William Turton and daughters, Misses Katie
and Nellie, visiting Mrs. Thomas J. Clunie in
San Francisco.
Came up from the Bay last night W. A Ander-
son, R. J. Merkley, J. H. Nef, Thomas Findley and
William Turt0n.
Miss Mabel Mckay, of Auburn, recently went to
Rye Patch, New, 10 spend the summer with her sis
ter MIS-. K. 3. Borland.
Miss Alice Priest of San Francisco is the guest of
Mr. and Mrs. j. G. Petty at the Bartlett. mine near
Volcano, Amador county
C. Politz met his family on their return from the
Est yesterday at Roeklin. For the present they
will reside at the Golden Eagle Hotel
Mrs. John G. Lewis and children are in Heads
burg from San Francisco to spend the summer
months, and are stopping at Mrs. Arthur Things
Mrs. Richard Cunningham ard daughter Miss
Alice Cunningham, CT San Bruno, who have been
visiting friends in Suisun, have returned to San
Francisco.
Miss Susie Figg, OF this city, is visiting Mrs. Frank
Il. Mccormick in Alameda. Mrs. Mccormick S
mother, Mrs. John o. Wheeler, of Los Angeles has
been visiting her, but returned home this week.
William Goddard, driver of No. fire engine, cele
brated his birthday last evening" by giving a little
social party at No 2engine-house. new floor has
just been laid in the engne-house, and it made an
excellent dancing floor. Music was furnished by
Fisch Watson's band. After dancing awhile, the
entire party consisting OF about twenty couple re-
paired to Fishers dining rooms, where bounte-
Gus repast was enjoyed and social hour spent.
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel Mrs C. Po-
litz, child and servant, New York John Breckin-
ridge, MERGED; F. R. Dimmitt, Philadelphia; II.
Mackenzie Hongkong; Thomas Teschemaker, New
Zealand F. Freeman and wife, 0rland Miss n.
Foo. g, Placerville; w. II. Cone, Alameda; George
P. Brett, New York; Mrs. NJ. NJ. Blakeney Theo
Goodman, j. b. Stanford and wife, New ton Philips,
A l.. Olarovsky, John Cashin VIM. Fault, II. 2.
Livermore, A. N. Guptlll, San Francisco.
On Tuesday evening last very pleasant croquet
party given by Mrs. William Mclaughlin at
her residence, corner OF Second and Q streets.
After shutdown the grounds ere beautifully illumi
mated with numerous Chinese lanterns, with charm
ing effect. Music, dancing and games were after
wards INDUCED in, and later in the evening ice
cream and other refreshments were served. The
guests departed about u o'clock, all expressing
| evenings OF the season. Among those present
were Mr. and Mrs Dan SERVER, Mr.. and Mrs. Hy.
Wolfe, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Joy, Mr. and Mrs. Ed.
NJ. Mckee, Mr. and Mrs e. o. White, Mr.. and Mrs.
J. W. Boyd, by. Klgariff. Ed Rivett, Celia Rivett,
Mrs. Maggie Breen, Miss Minnie Marshal, Mr.. James
Kelly, Miss Kelly.
A few days ago about $50 invitations were issued
by Mr.. and Mrs. S. B. Smith, requesting the
presence of the recipients at the marriage Of
their daughter, Miss Fannie l. Smith, to j. T. Whit
ney on Wednesday, June 81, 1888, at 9:45 A. NJ at
Westminster Presbyterian Church. The bride is
well and favorably known in this city, where she
has resided for many years, and recently has been
occupied IN tesching school. The groom is a
wealthy and extensive farmer and sheepraiser re
siding about four miles from Rocklin, Placer county,
aud is well known in Sacramento. A beautiful
marriage bell was prepared by Ebel, the florist, and
was suspended under large floral arch over the
altar in the churct. The first bridesmaid was Miss
Kate HefneT, of Central House, Butte county; the
second, Miss Carrie Roesch, of Stockton the third
MI LiDDle smith, SIS. er OF the BRIDE, and the
fourth, Miss Gerte Whitney, daughter Of the groom
Promptly at 9:45 O'Clock yesterday morning, the
organ, with Miss Lou Bidwel presiding struck up
Memberships wedding March" and the we'd
ding party in two divisions, marched up the
aises to the altar, where Rev II. :. Snodgrass was
met. The bride was given away by her father and
the couple, standing under the marriage bell were
united by the minister. Immediately after the
ceremony reception was held in the parlors OF the
church, and elegant light repast was
served under the direction OF Peterson, the
caterer. Those who responded in person
to the invitation as follows {:
Mr. and Mrs. a. S. Hopkins, ophir; Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Smith, Oakland; Mr.. and Mrs. Dana Per-
kins James Ryan and Mrs Anna Hawley Rocklin
Mr. and Mrs. Miward, Yolo ; Miss Emily and Anna
| Mayer, Woodland George Hefner, Central House,
| Butte county Sacramento Mr.. and Mrs. W. II.
Sherhurn, Mr. aud Mrs. A. Aitken, Rev. and Mrs.
Hanson, Mr.. and Mrs. J. p. Cooper, Mr. and Mrs
| c. Zimmerman, Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Johnston,
Mr. and Mrs. Ed. NJ Martin, Mr.. and Mrs. L. n
| Wilcox, Mira Rivett and Miss Celia Mr. and Mrs
! Chris Weisel, Miss Mary Rosenberg, Mr. and Mrs
| A. Nathan. Mrs Emma Brown, Mr.. and Mrs Vim.
| Melville Miss Louise Shane, Miss Minnie Stober,
| Robert I. Deviin, Mrs j. L. Chadderdon, Mr. and
Mrs. L. Gilman, Mrs. E. Hess and daughters, Mr..
and Mrs NJ. NJ. Hartng, MIS-. Ezra Pearson and
son, Miss May White, Mrs Johns and daughters,
! Mrs. S. Wasserman, Mrs. J. Mcintyre Mrs E. B.
Jennings and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. }. B. Wright
| Mr.. ard Mrs. James Parsons, Mrs. X. Piper
and daughter, Mrs. I: H. Clark, Mrs. C.
Carly, Mrs. J. NJ Nelson and daughter,
Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Katzecstein, Mrs. E. Stenson,
Mrs. S. L. Walker, Rev. and Mrs. n Slater, S. d.
! Fuller, Blr. and Mrs. VIM. C Goode, Mrs. NJ. A
Alsip, Mr. and Mrs NJ. J Smith, Mrs. 2. Miller, Mr..
| and Mrs D. FAconer, Mrs. Lizzie II. Stevens, Mrs.
Matthew Cooke and daughter, Mrs A. A. Cook,
Miss Fannie Campbell, Mrs. Ann McGrt gor, ]. S.
George, Mrs Mann, General Shanklin and wife,
| Misses Maggie and Minnie Paine and mother, Mrs.
Merwin, Mr. Gilliss. The presents received by the
bride were numerous and valuable, and comprised
many useful and ornamental articles. The happy
couple left the city yesterday the 11:40 train.
Trees, Los Angeles and other points OF interest.
Their home will be at the Whitney RANCH in Placer
| county