Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-07-25
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

B. B. Brown went TO Reno last night
Miss \. J. Howard is back from visit to s..
Louis.
Wilbur George has returned from Bartlett
Springs.
II. B. Nielsen returned yesterday from Wilbur
Springs
Chris. Green came up from San Francisco last
evening.
W. f. Sharon was among the visitors here
yesterday.
Newton Booth sailed from New York on Tues
day for Europe.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. C. Bedell, of Colusa, were in
the city yesterday.
Ar. Isaac V. Lansing, from the GRIZZLY Rear
house, near Auburn, is sojourning in Sacrs-
meuto.
Charles s. Mines, of the local staff of the San
Jose Mercury, was in this city yesterday on a
flying visit.
The wedding of George B. Anderson, of Frank
lin to Mss Fannie K. Lowry took place re-
Gently at Napa, the home ofthe bride.
The following sacramentaus are stopping at
Wilbur Springs: NJ. Fay, Mrs Mel ie Roach.
Mrs. injury. K. Flohr and wife, and l.. Bennett
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel Yesterday
Mrs. townsend, J. II. story, T.. Friedman Miss
OverhaAsey. Morgan, Jr. George schussler,
cobs, Chicago; S. II. Gunn, New York; 3 +
Briggs, Toronto; S. Morley aud wite Nidia; n
Rogers, England; G W. Bennett and wife. Ian
sing o. l. Glaze, New York, and Il. w. Beatty.
Jr, Chicago.
W. swelling, Truckee; H. Pope, j. Hilbert
san Francisco: Robert Barnett, Sacramento.
John SOL Miss Vicente Sol. Miss Tore pino Sol
Francisco Sol, John Solings South America. I
ID. spencer and wife, Modesto; NJ. A Murry
Howell Hill: Jerome Petit, San Francisco; Ben.
q. Prewltt, Kentucky; Jack Lean, Missouri: "
e. Reid, Oakland: w. Newman, San Francisco;
X. J Weber, J. P. Fraser, st. Louis j. b. hol,
lngsworth. Nevada; 5. N. Hoover aud wife,
sacramento; Henry Meter, Louis Levy, San
Francisco, and II. l. Huggins, Clark, burg.
Haste thee, nymph, and bring With thee
Jest aud youthful lollity" Hilarity and joytul-
mes reigned supreme yesterday morning az
1918 u street. The occasion was the marriage
OF John W. Mines n trust. empioye of aaIe
Bros. d Co, to Miss Maud Strachauer The
ceremony wss performed by Rev. Needham at
the residence OF the brides parents at 10 A NJ.
lmms diatel. upon the conclusion of the cere-
moSy those present sat down to an elegant
wedding breakfast. The couple departed on
the HIS train for the Hotel Vendome Al San
Jose. They will continue the trip to Monterey
and other points, being absent about three
weeks: MISS Clara NJ. Loiseau, of esu Francisco
and Miss Harriet Chamberlain ofliciated as
bridesmaids, while c. 5. Mines of san Jose
and L. X. Dauzy, of San Francisco per-
formed the same service for the groom. me
wedding was quiet affair, only the irnme-
date friends of the contracting parties
being present. John w. Mines has been iden-
titled with bale Bros in this city for the past
HSdif piAol " WHICH ne was AT various times
the reportorial staff OF the HUMBOLDT Standard.
the San Jose Times and the san Jose Mercury.
The happy coupe were the recipients of nnmer-
Gus ana costly presents Among the most nota-
bic were a full set of dining 70 m furniture i'm
antique oak, given by the employees of Hale
Bros Il Co. a handsome pedestal lamp. given
by + K Mauzy; mantel clock of unique de-
sign. by c. S Mines the brother of the pronm.
iu ! set OF damask table linen. by T. W. Hale:
u beautiful gold-lined, engraved berry spoon by
Marshall Hale: aud an elegant watch chain aud
pendant, pres mt 10 the bride from her father
Charles strachauer Those present at the cere,
mony wer,: Dir. and Mrs. g. strachauer, Mrs.
j., Edwards. Mrs. Eugene 0'Neill, Miss iulah
Stokes, Miss Harriet Chamberlain Mrs II Oils
trap aud Miss Nau1e Gilstrsp of Oakl land; Mrs.
J. A. Becsey, Ms. T. J. Kingston. Mr. Emma
Reguih. Miss Clara May Lo!seau, of san Fran
cisco; MeSsrS K. l. R,guin and Il Mauzy, of
san Francisco; L. Stokes of Oakland and e. s.
Milnes, of San jose.