Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-12-06
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

W H. Jordan Assemblyman from Alameda
county, came to the city yesterday.
Hon. William Johnston and family, of Rich
land returned on Saturday from the East.
Mrs W. ]. Robertson and daughter Florence
have returned from visit of several months 10
the East.
Corporal Tanner, whose interesting lectures
will be long borne in remembrance by the Sac
ramento literary public. left Tor the East last
evening.
Mrs. Leland Howe has gone to Oakland to at
tend the closing exercises of the Military
Academy, in which her grandson, Lieutenant
Joe Russell, will participate.
Arrivals at the Capital Hotel yesterday: Fred
Neary, city; c. p. Loughred Jr Nevada City;
W. H. Mcclure, San Francisco; VIM. Hawkins,
Chico; Mrs. L. C. Vanfieet, Woodland; A. K.
Robinson aud wife, Roseville L. B. Clark and
wife, Sacramento county Al Moulder, San Fran
cisco; VIM. Rush. Single Springs H.. T. Hug
gins, Clarksburg; Daniel McDougall, city; VIM.
c. Wallace, Napa: Jas. W. Mitchell, John Lee,
Thos O'Neil, San Francisco; A. B. Guthrie and
wife, Suisun.
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel yesterday:
Levy W. Cotton Roeklin; Carrie D. James,
Auburn; Mrs. ]. w. Oliver, Reno, New; VIM.
Johnston and wife. Miss Matte Johnston Phila-
delphia, Pa; Ira 6. Hoitt; George W. Gait. |. s.
Simons, R. B. Sawyer; E. A. Hubbard J; +.
Yale, San Francisco; ]. H. McNutt, Alameda;
B. II. Upham, Berkeley; J. Kaufman Franklin;
S. W. Hill, Albion, Mich; C; c. Wright, Modesto;
Il. L
C. E. Turkham, Chico Miss Trend, Johnstown,
Pa; F. B. Dexter, w. J. Hamer, Woodland; j.
o. Dulgin, E. Clark, Oakland; ]. b. Abbott,
Antioch.
A birthday party was given to Edith Felter
Hamilton last Friday evening, at the residence
of her grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. James /.
Peter. 1t was the anniversary of her 9th year.
Some 60 boys and girls of about her age were in
vited to be present from to 10 P. NJ, and all en-
joyed themselves in dancing, games etc. Mad.
Won Tillow was present and presided at the
piano, and, with several of her kindergarten
scholars who were in the company, made the
occasion a very happy one by going through
their usual school drills, recitations and songs
About ?. NJ. complete surprise was given the
young company, when the Rev. Carroll NJ. Davis
was announced as being present for the pur-
pose of christening two grand children of Mr..
and Mrs. Felter-Gertrude May Hamilton, aged2
years, and Hazel Browne Mills, year old. The
ceremony was very impressive, and one that the
little ones assembled will long remember. Mrs
Hamilton has been visiting her parents with
her two children since last April, and Will soon
depart for New York, her permanent residence
where her husband is engaged in business.
correspondent of the RECORD UNION sends
the following notes from Richland: num-
Der of relatives and friends met at the residence
of Mr.. George Green (brother-in-law of the
BRIDE December 1st to witness the marriage of
John L. Aldrich and Miss Emma Stanley. The
ceremony took place at S p NJ. and was per-
formed by T. S. Ley Wallis pastor of Richland
Circuit. The contracting parties were very |
neatly attired, and took their VOW with unusual |
solemnity, after which congratulations were ex-
tended by all present. Numerous and costly |
presents were given which were an attractive |
feature of the evening. AT 10 o'clock a sump-
tuous supper was served to all, after which the |
happy couple took the Apache for Sacramento |
lamid a shower of riee), thence by rail to Son
Francisco, where they intend spending their
honeymoon. DIR. n. Williams and wife, of
Richland, rendered their daughter, Mrs. H.
Bryon, and her husband a reception on Thurs
day evening, December I'd, on the event oftheir
marriage, which took place at Woodland few
days ago. large number OF invited guests
were present and remained till 10 P. NJ, all en-
loving the festivities of the OCCASION