Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-08-28
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

Marion Briggs, Sr., was in the city yesterday.
Mrs. Helena Nathan has returned from Santa.
| Cruz.
f. X Alsip and family have returned from
Santa Cruz
Grove /. Johnson and family have returned
| from Santa Cruz.
Frank Miller has returned from his visit to
| Santa Cruz and Monterey.
Mrs. c. H. Krebs and family have returned
| from Il four weeks visit 10 Santa Cruz.
| Charles Gildea, member of the State Board n
EqHaidaton came up ifontAe Bay oa
| Mrs Lobenstein, who has been visiting this
| city, the guest of Mrs. Jennette Myers, has re-
| turned to her home in san Francisco
Rev D. A. Mobley, President of the san Joa-
| qun College, after a visit of several days here
| in the interest of that institution, leaves this
| morning for Woodbridge
Z. y. Root publisher of the 1mcriccR Grocer.
| New York arrived from the East yesterday, and
| went to Chico in the afternoon. He will remain
upon the coast about two weeks combining
| business and health seeking.
W H. Brown, United States SurveyorGeueral,
| came down from Bartlett Springs Tuesday, and
| left yesterday for FL Dorado county. Mrs. Brown
| is visiting relatives at Placeville Mr.. Brown
says that there are fully 1000 people at the
| Springs.
| Arrivals at t.e Golden Eagle Hotel yesterday:
| J. IL. Barrett, wife and child Elmira otto Mum
| sey, san Francisco; sam f. Houston, J. Bayard
cinnati; NJ. b. Levenson. San Francisco; J. w.
| Hall. Folsom; J. Floersheim, san Francsco:
| LOrin f. Cooke Coles Circus; L. Baker, San
| Francisco; Rev. james Eells, Cincinnati; Hora-
! ito =. LivermOre Oakland; Niles Searls, Nevada,
| City.
| ,G.Pelits-aad AVife- -eelehTated- the seYepth an
nirersary of their wedding at their residence on
| Nstreet between sixth and Seventh on Tues
| day evening. About 100 of their most intimate
| friends were present. The occasion was one of
| jotous festivity, the host and hostess .sparing
H ither pains nor expense to entertain their
| fr ends right royalty. Music, dancing, easting
| AID amusementS of various kinds were the
| ufder of the evening.
| Arrivals at the Safe House yesterday: A. 7,
| Gaham, shingle. Springs; Mrs. Armstrong,
| Woodland: VIM. Dixon, W. L. PierSon, Cosum-
| MS; J. w. Armstrong, Gait Will Pierson, Frank
| 2 erSon J. Pierson, Costumes; w. L. Warnock,
Z /. Warnock, Routiers; George White, Marys-
| lille; W. III. Williams and wife White Rock; W
| g. CunnlngtOn, NicolauS; Mrs. y. Benton and
| Children, Huntington; j.. J. Bailey, wife and
| children, Fred. Benton, Dennis Dalton, NJ.
| Beach, A. \. Sanders, Arthur Connor, Cosum-
nes; Benz Chambers, Auburn :. Boe, lone
| City; Henry Campbell, lone valley, are at the
Ildred House.
August 9th, at the residence of the brides
1arentS, near this city, Miss Anna hamilton was
iuarried to H. W. Foster son of f. ". Foster, II
avell-knOwn farmer, Rev. II. G. Christian Oihci-
ting Miss Gussie Wilcox acted as bridesmaid
lstnd Walter Greer as grOOmsInan. The wedding
IFvas private, only intimate friends of the family
iljeing present. The presents were many and
lf5aluable. After the ceremony the guests re-
II )aired to the dining-rOOm, where justice was
4 lone to the splendid dinner The happy couple
left for san Francisco on the afternoon train to
spend the honeymoon, followed by the we'll
wishes of their many friends. Among those
present were y. Wilcox ard wife, Miss GusSie
Wilcox, N II. Wilcox, Walter Greer, J. II. Ham
iltou and wife, +. ". Foster, Hon. H. NJ La
| Rue and wife, Miss Virginia La Rue, Miss Bessie
| English, John COnran and wife, VI. Fay and
| wife Mrs. Newton Benedict, of Oakland.
/ Last evening friends of Street Commissioner
| Nielsen rendered him surprise party at his
| residence on the northeast corner of Thirteenth
and II streets. in honor of his 56th birthday.
\ About fifty cnUplcs were present and all were
highly entertained by the host and ms estiIna-
| BILE wife. As is the custom with them on all
such occasions, they spared no pains to make
il as pleasant as possible for their guests I1elr
leng F.ssss HES,
and they were laden with h.nch
that would be the envy of any caterer in
| the city. Wines. iced drinks and ice cream were
served without stint. The ladies, and there
We're some thirty present, took entire charge,
and the lords of creation who We're present
never were better taken care of in their lives:
: The evenings entertainment was enlivened
/ with singing, dancing, instrumental music,
! speeches and social converse. Nearly all the
| city officers. accompanied by their wives were
: present. During the. evening Mr.. Nielsen was
| presented with an elegant tiltlug silver water
4 | pitcher and goblet. The presentation speech
. was made by Mayor Brown, who was unusually
Y happy in his remarks Trustee Gutenberger
: also on behalf of the assembled guests, Pee
| sented their host with an elegant easy chair
Trustee Nielsen responded briefly TO both the
: | speeches. II was a happy. Joyous reunion o
5 friends, where the best of ieelips prevailed
II and where every one seemed 70 feel at home
! and cndeavored to add 70 the social feeling thai
> prevailed. The party lasted until late hour
: when " Auld Lang Syne was sung, and all de
&c parted for theiF homes,