Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-01-25
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

6oWps
n. D. Ridsout came down yesterday from
Marysville.
W. F. Reynolds, of San Francisco, is visit
ing the city.
W. c. Belcher, of Marysville. was in the
city yesterday.
Miss Mamie Todd left yesterday for visit
to the Bay city.
L. S. Taylor is in Jackson, Amador county,
| but will return to-day or tomorrow.
Judge O. C. Pratt passed through yester-
| day from Durham to San francisco.
I. NJ. Bernard, of the Fashion Stables,
Chico, went to San Francisco yesterday.
Miss Hunt, of Woodland, is visiting Sac
ramento, the guest of Miss Jennie Lindley.
General John McComb came up from the
Bay yesterday noon, on his way to Folsom.
Prison Commissioner Hendricks returned
to Chico from San Francisco yesterday noon.
G. E. Worden, of San Francisco, passed
through the city Wednesday en- route East.
William Singer. Jr., was one of the pas
sengers from Marysville to the Bay yester-
day.
E C. Atkinson, Norton Bush and Judge
w. II. Beatty came up from the Bay last
evening,
Mr.. Swain, of Swain & Hudson, contract
ors, of Marysville, was visiting Sacramento
yesterday.
John Rooney, of Brighton, went down to
San Francisco yesterday afternoon to spend
few days.
Mrs. J. R. Wilkinson passed through the
city yesterday, returning to San Francisco
from Msrysville.
DIR. G. E. Pinkham has gone to San Fran
cisco as delegate from Warren Post to the
G. A. II. Encsmpment.
A. Menke, wife and son left on the after
noon train yesterday fer the Bay. They will
return on Monday next.
Miss Ashe and Mrs. Greene, who have
been visiting Mrs. Z. B. Croker, returned
to their home at the Bay on Sunday.
Miss Lizzie Crocker, of San Francisco, who
has been visiting the city, the guest of Mrs.
Z. B. Crocker, has returned to her home.
Miss Champion, of England, who has for
the past week been the guest of the CAROLS,
in this city, is now visiting the McCrearys,
J. F. Kidder. Superintendent OF the Ne
vads County Narrow Gauge road, was pas
senger on the esst-bound train last evening.
Miss Lille Jones, who has been visiting
Mrs. l.. L. Lewis, and Miss Louviana Jones,
who has been the guest of Miss Florence Nc.
Kenna, have returned to their homes at San
Francisco.
In the city yesterday: J, H. Martin, w.
H. Hood, Woodland J. A. Moreland, New
York Dwight HOLSTER. HOLSTERS Lsnd-
ing A. w. Hanger, w. H. Richie, San
Francisco.
Samuel Harrison, manager of the Harrison.
Gourlay Skipped by the Light of the Moon
Company, was in town yesterday to make ar
rangements for the appearance of that com.
pany in Sacramento at an early day.
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel yester.
day James II. Doolittle, Woodland ". A.
White, Whitewater, Wis; J. A Craig and
wife, Chico Mrs f. D. Dwinel. San Fran.
cisco; VIM. Singer, Jr., Marysville; Mrs.
L. B. Dean. Miss Stella Dean, E. w. Dean,
George L. Glsdsing. Oakland; j. H. Brown,
Centerville: J. II. Cogur, Chicago: Edward
Finuessy, Knights Ferry d. Mcclure and
wife. San Francisco: Mrs. P. C. Heurm,
Cal; Mrs. NJ. A. Ames, Oakland; Miss n.
F. burlington, Brighton.
AZ o'clock last evening, at the residence
Of Mr.. and Mrs. w. K. S. Foye, Miss Sophie
Z. Stevenson and Eugene Ackley Crouch
were united in marriage by Rev Carroll NJ.
Davis. The bride is the niece of Mrs. Foye
and the bridegroom a nephew of Mrs. E. b.
Croker. From 9 to II o'clock wedding re-
ceptiOr was held. II was one Of the most
brilliant social events that has occurred in
Sacramento for many years. The guests
were several hundred in number, and some
present came from San Francisco and other
points and from the State of Nevada for the
occasion. The costumery of the ladies wss
seen at social reunion in this city
in a long time. The entire resi-
dence was thrown open to the guests and a
large corps Of servants were in attendance to
attend to their wants. Mrs. Foye and Mrs.
Croker, aided by Mrs. Crouch, the gr9om's
mother, and the sisters of the bride. Mrs.
Cothrin and Mise Stevenson, and by Mrs. j.
II. Sullivan, an aunt of the brides, re-
ceived the guests and presented them to the
newly.wedded pair. They received beneath
a broad-spresding japanese umbrella, made
entirely OF rarest flowers, the slcove in which
it hung beirg embroidered with floral wealth.
The rooms were in every part throughout the
mansion dressed with an endless profusion of
flowers, rare plants, trailing vines and deli
cate heritage. So many beautiful and costly |
floral pieces were disposed throughout the
building that at this time NO attempt to
enumerste them may be made-indeed the |
wonder is how the florist in charge, Mr. |
Ebel, succeeded in securing such s. quantity, |
ahA az b1io SCaSOAi ouSu ShOiSo Failctloo
The most notable of the pieces, however, |
may be mentioned, being perfect mask to a
large fireplace and nantel, completely con.
cealing it, and forming a wall of flowers, |
which, for taste in arrangement, choice selec- |
ton and profusion has not been equsled in !
this city. Aside from these house Gecora- |
lions large number of elegant floral pres I
ents were received. The presents to the |
bride and groom were displayed in an upper |
chamber, and were very numerous, and ex- |
ceedingly rich and beautiful, and most of |
them were articles of utility and adornment |
combined. Among these was splendid |
piece Of silver from group of gentlemen |
employed in the freight Offices of the Central |
Pacific Railroad, accompanied by complete |
wsy-bill, made out with all particularly. |
and in a manner that testiGes to the wit of |
the donors. The supper was laid by w. F. |
Peterson, in the billiard room, and was ferved |
by large corps of his assistants In point Of |
elegance, variety and beauty of ornamental |
ton, few, if any, tables have ever been spread |
here to Equal it. A full orchestra furoished |
music the entire evening from the incl ssd |
balcony passage leading to the billisrd-room. |
The most lavish spirit wss manifest on all |
sides in the matter of entertainment decora- |
ton and provision for the pleasure of the |
guests. The young couple are especial favor
ties in social circles, and were the recipient |
of congratulations accordingly, the sincerity |
Of which cannot be doubted.