Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-11-30
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.


General Wiley, of San Francisco is in the
city.
Wallace Terry was home from the State Uni
versity on Thursday.
Miss Alice Cooper, of San Francisco, is visit
ing Miss Gertrude Miller.
Miss Mamie Block, of Gridley, is visiting Mrs
John hatcher, of this city.
John Harrington, of Portland, Or, is visiting
in Sacramento for few days.
H. A. Weaver came over from Stockton yes
terday, and will return to-day.
State Controller Dunn will return from Los
Angeles next Tuesday evening.
Mrs. E. Block and daughter, of San Fran
cisco, is visiting Mrs. Samuel Nathan.
A L. Warehouse, travelling correspondent
OF the Chicago Inter OCEAN, was in the city yes
terday, en- route to Alaska.
S. +. Hart of Fresno, brother OF A. l. and E.
c. Hart, was in the city on Thursday. To-day
he will be married at Colusa to Miss DETER,
Henry W. Miller. OF San Francisco, spent
Thanksgiving Day in this city. He will shortly
leave for Portland, Or, where he will engage in
the commission business.
G. Il. Wilson, Signal Service Observer, passed
| through this city yesterday, en- route from ash
| laud, Or, to Shreveport, La, in charge of that
station as the station at Ashland has been dis
continued.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. A. Lauder celebrated their
golden wedding at their home No. l720 |.
street, Thursday evening. There were sixty
| eight invited guests present. and the hosp table
! manner in which they were entertained made
| It a most enjoyable evening. instrumental and
| vocal music, card parties, dancing and pleasant
| social converse was the order of the evening.
At il o clock the party was conducted to the
| dining-room, where three large tables groaned
\ under the weight of an old fashioned Thanks
| giving dinner, and the wedding that took place
| twenty years ago was duly celebrated the bride
| and groom apparently as happy as they were on
the day when they pledged 10 ''loye, honor and
| protect each other through life. The dinner
| was not only sumptuOus affair but the short
| speeches, toasts ana pleasant conversation
| added an additional charm The host and
| hostess were the recipients of many handsome
| and valuable presents, among which was an
| elaborate hand-painted china dinner-set of $50
| pieces, contribute ed mostly by the members of
| Equity Lodge, Knights and Ladies of Honor, OF
which Order they are prominent members.
Among the individual tokens the following
were noted: Pair of MUSHROOMS, Mr.. and Mrs.
| S. Ducas, San Francisco; hand-painted china
cuspidore, MIR. and Mrs. Baker, San Francisco;
! hand-painted fruit platter, Mr.. and Mrs. j. E.
| Cummings, San Francisco; Dore's Bible Gal
| lery," Messrs. r. c. Pell and W. D. Brereton,
| San Franei co; Japanese vases, NJ and Mrs. j.
| B. Darlington, Oakland; bureau scafis, Mr.. and
Ms. j. o. White. Ogden; vase aud cheese-plate,
| Mrs. L. c. starr, Sacramento: hand-painted
vase, Mr. Merrill, Sacramento. The hospitality
| of the host and hostess who are admirable en-
tertaners, made all feel free from the least re.
| straint. So thoroughly did the guests enjoy
themselves that no one thought of leaving until
the hands of the clock pointed to the wee sIna'
| hours of morning,