Sacramento daily record-union., 1889-10-02
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

c. T. Barton and wife are home from Nor
{, terey.
Mcsorley, the ball-tosser, left for Pike county
| Mo, last night.
al. and George Sutherland of lone are at the
Capital Hotel.
Q, R; Runyon of CORTLAND is stopping at the
H. Waehhorst and Harry Gamble are at the
Bartlett Springs.
Judge Edward Hoole and family, of Chico,
were In the city yesterday
Lawyer D. r. Alexander was up from the Bay
yesterday on legal business.
Mrs. S. L. Richards has returned from Napa,
where she has been visiting friends for few
weeks.
Mrs. E. w. Hale has returned from an ex-
tended trip to the sea coast watering places,
looking much improved in health.
Arrivals at the Capital Hotel yesterday !:
Neury ]. HoltZ, Washington, D. c.; J. Daniel
witt, city; Al Sutherland and wife. lone; n. E.
Alling and wife. n. V. Williams, Stockton o.
+. Alley and wife. S. A. Sanders and WIFE, N
Pomeroy, Frank Dunn, San Jose; d. F. Lewis
San Francisco; Miss Ida Lean, Cottonwood; ;
George sutherland, 1one; p. A. Spencer, San
Jose; A. B. Pickett, Miss Russell, ]. NJ. Coleman,
Memphis; o. r. Runyon, Courtland; John
Williams, San Francisco.
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel yesterday:
Mrs. Keller. Mis- Keller, Terre Haute Mrs.
E. II. Clark. W. B. Lardule Auburn; Miss Hattie
Jones, b. +. Walton and daughter, Miss New
home, Yuba City; L. Il. Applegste Miss Nellie
Brown; Merced; J. D. Huffman and wife, Lodi;
J: NJ. Moore and wife, Tulare; J. W. Brady, New
York; William Livingston, Stockton; C. B. Fem,
Sol Davidson, Mrs J. w. Van Bergen, Mrs
Edgar, ]. W. Thomes E. w. Hubbard E. A.
Sehaffuer, Ed. Dubedate, ]. B. Neff, San Fran
cisco.
On Sunday last, at the Toscano House, Wood
land. the residence of the brides parents Miss
Matilda Nardian and Guseppa Disano, of Sacra-
mento, were united in the hoy bonds of matri-
mony. The ceremonies were performed by Su-
perlor Judge 9. II. Garoutte. large number
OF relatives and friends from Jackson, Amador
county; Dixon, San Francisco, Napa and Capay
as well as from Woodland and vicinity were
present. Louis Caffaro, President of the Bersa-
gIlerl, was groomsman, and Miss Pena Rose
of1ciated as bridesmaid.
On Sunday afternoon, September 18th, at the
residence OF the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs s.
NJ. Bayles, near Freeport, Rev. A. T. Eeedham
solemnlzed the marriage of Fred n. Kirtlar and
Nellie Nj. Bayles. The house was beautifully
decorated tor the occasion byloving hands, In
conspicuous corner an arch of evergreen was
erected, from which was suspended a floral
horseshoe and formed the altar, to which at $50
2. NJ the BRIDE, becomingly and handsomely at.
tired IN Gobelin-blue silk dress which was
adorned with real orange blossoms and ferns
was led to her chosen companion. After the
marriage rite was performed and congratula-
tlons extended to the newly-married couple,
all adjourned to the dining room where sunr-
tuous repast was served and all ate and drank to
the health, happiness and prosperity of the
bride and groom. The happy couple departed
on Monday morning for San Francisco on their
wedding tour, with the best wishes of large
circle OF friends. A large number of beautiful
presents, both useful and ornamental, were re-
celYed. The guests were: Mr.. and Mrs. N ID.
Hack, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. T. Black Mr. and Mrs H.
Erick, Mr. and Mrs. P. Morrisey Mrs Nellie
Fitch, Mrs Carrie Gruben, Misses Lille Estey
and Dora Meyers, MessIs. Frank Kirtian George
Morgan and George Keck.