Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-03-03
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

j. F. Slater and wife left for San Francisco yester-
day.
Mrs Clara Foltz, of San Francisco, was in the city
Saturday
Miss Ida E. Andrews. of Elk Grove, has been
visiting the city.
Claus Anderson went down to San Francisco yes
terday afternoon.
]. H. Durham, of Folsom, who has been serious
ly ill, is improving.
William Bandeen, OF Hicksvile, and C. Mills, of
Folsom are in town.
Thomas Gregory has severed his connection with
the Elk Grove Free Press.
Mrs. T. ]. Urquhart has gone down to Napa
county a visit to friends.
James Mckenzie, Of anicia was in town Satur-
day, on his way to Marysville.
NJ Freidenrich and NJ. Meyer. of Meyer & Bro,
San Francisco, were in town yesterday.
Major Robert Beck, after spending day or two
in the city, went back to the Bay yesterday.
W. p Coleman returned last evening from San
Francisco, to which place he went last Friday.
C. L. Mcintosh, Chico; w H. Newell, Nord, and
J. W. B. Montgomery, OF Benicia, are in the city.
Denis Dalton and wife, C. E. Wilson aud ]. E.
Pratt Of the Coslmnes, were in the city yesterday.
Fayette Marshall, OF Sacramento, was among the
passengers who arrived by last evenings train from
the East.
General T. j. Clunie returned to San Francisco
yesterday after spending two or three days in Sac
ramento
Norman Wilson and George Macintosh Of Chico,
passed through the city yesterday, going to San
Francisco.
Fred. N. Campbell, ex-Superintendent of Public
Instruction is candidate for City Superintendent
of Schools at Oakland.
George Atkinson, Michigan Bar Oven King,
Auburn William Burke and W. II. Russell, OF San
Francisco, are in the city.
NT;o- -, who NJ
the Convent, Benicia, came up to the city Friday,
and returns to Benicia to-day.
Charles Oreili and Ellison L. Crawford OF
Georgetown, FL Dorado county, are in the city at
tending to some land business.
Dr. A E. Bruno and wife left for San Francisco
yesterday. The doctor returns to-day, but Mrs.
Bruno will remain few weeks.
" w Wilder, who has been actirg as Train Dis
patcher at Carlin, returned to the city yesterday,
suffering from neuralgia of the eyes.
John w. Gardiner and wife, of New Jersey, who
have been spending the winter with their sons, p.
W. Gardiner of Iseton, and C. H. Martin, OF Red
Bluff departed last week for their home, well
pleased with California and its scenery.
Jacob H. LaRue, father of II. NJ. LaRue of this
city, arrived yesterday, via the Atlantic and Pacific
Railroad from his home in Lewis county, Missouri,
accompanied by Miss Bette English OF Elizabeth
town, n.y., a niece Of II. NJ. Latiue. They will re-
main on the coast about year. Mr.. LaRue, Sr.. is
S4 years OF age, but hale and hearty and stood the
trip we'll He was in California about ten years ago,
visiting his son, and remained two years BIZ La
Rue, of Davisyille, who had been on visit to the
East, returned yesterday, accompanying him.
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel yesterday ::
VIM H. Baucrot, TGistram Burgess, Mrs. a. Dallas,
E. c. 8larhave, VIM. B. Hart, Charles Jacobs and
wife, Charles &. j. Holmes, John W. Pearson, Dr.
S. S. Kahn, j. II. Maynard San Francisco; +. 81 .
Runele, Sacramento; E. d. Cooper and WIFE Con-
necticut; T. A. Ford, Massachusetts,; L. A. Gould,
Auburn; Duncan f. Bennett, Brooklyn, n. L;
Paul BiXel Plymouth Robert Pigatt, New York (;
F. G. Pond, U. 5. army j. J. Hill Winnemucca,
New; W. D. Miller, Cincinnati o.; Daniel Mccain
n.y. j. Beatty, Jr., Smartsvil VIM. Johnston and
wife, Richland Benz amin Holt, Stockton f. H.
Tucker, Selma John Applegath, East Oakland );
w. Rendiand wife, Nevada E. II, De Pue, interior
The wedding Of Miss Ida Elkus, Of this city, and
DR.. s. S. Kahn, of San Francisco took place at the
residences Of the brides parents, sos street. at 2
o'clock yesterday afternoon, Rev. NJ. ). Levy, OF
Oakland officiating. The rooms had been tastefully
decorated by F. A Ebel with potted plants through
out the house, the chandeliers trimmed with SINH
lax and ornamented with birds formed OF flowers,
and numerous other designs being tastefully ar
ranged ~ handsome floral presents were sent Ia
by friends of the contracting parties. The bride
and groom stood during the ceremony beneath
marriage bell of camellias, begonias, FERNS etc. Tie
bridesmaids were Misses Evelyn Davis, Of San Fran
cisco Eta Lavenson and Albertine Elkus, of Sac
ramento, and Blanche Cohen, OF San Dlege'
The grocmsmen William Elkus, Sol. Kahn,
Eugene and Gus. Ekus. after the cere-
mony, which was very impressive, the bridal party
repaired to the dinng-room, where elegant cola
ton was spread. The guests invited to the cere-
mony were Me-. and Mrs. II. II DeYoung, Mrs }. R.
Deane, Miss Mamie Deane Mr.. and Mrs. Sol Fax,
Mss B. Falk Mr.. and Mrs. joseph Davis, Miss Ev-
aine Davis Mrs A. Dallas, Mrs. NJ Sterne, bliss Car
RE Heinsman, MssJulia Kahn, George II. Davis, NJ.
J. Simons, NJ. Stern, Fred Stern, s. VI. Bauer, Her
man Enkle, Max Washauer, NJ Feintueh, Sam
Weitz, John L. Mansrd, DR.. G. W Sche James Z.
Page, Jr, NJ Bauer, all Of San Francisco; Mrs. l.
Kahn, Henry Kahn, Fred Kahn, Sol Kahn, john
Kahn, Settle Kahn, Henrietta Kahn, Mrs. L. Znner,
of Oakland; Miss Blanche Cohen, of San Diego J.
W. D. Plerson, Of New York; Mr.. and Mrs La
yenson, Mr.. and Mrs. L. Phillips, Mr.. and Mrs. B.
Kozminsky, Mr. aud Mrs. a. Dennery, NJ Robits-
chek Miss Lizzie Griffin, of this city. In the even
ing the reception was held, when the numerous
friends of the bride and groom assembled to offer
their congratulations from to II o'clock The
presents were numerous, handsome and costly, and
a large number OF kilograms conveying good wishes
were received from absent friends. The bridal
couple leave for the Geysers this morning, and will
reside in San Francisco.