Sacramento daily record-union., 1889-10-05
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

| Fred ". Rohrer is home again from Woodland
Mrs. John Macarthur, of Washington, has gone
| to southern Oregon
| District Attorney Frank P Kelley, of Los An
geIes, has been in the city.
Professor J. G. Lennon and wife have i,rs.
returned from bOtanizing tour in Oregon.
| &c. Taubner returned yesterday from an
! extended trip, completely restored to health
! Nj. and Afrs. Joseph jackson, at Florir were
the recipients of surprise party on Tuesday
| evening.
John T. Grifftts has returned from Trinity
county, and Will again reside permanently in
| this city.
| Mayor Hill, of Salinas. Master of the Grange
there, and editor of the IndeS, is among the VS.
| lting Changers here.
| John McFetrish, the weIl-known iournsIis,
| who lately had partial attack OF PARALYSIS at
Bartlett Springs, has returned, greatly i'm
proved.
Mrs. A. L. Chandler, widow OF Senator
chandler OF Sutter county, was present at the
| State Grange memorial services on Thursday
evening.
Edwin Z. Alsip leaves this morning for San
Francisco, where he will be met by his wife,
who has been at Pacific Grove the past two
weeks visiting her parents.
| The engagement has been formally an
nounced Of NJ. 5. Wilson, youngest son of Mr.
and Mrs. Samuel n. Wilson, and Miss tlors
| Carroll, of this city. The wedding is reported
| TO take place before the Christmas HOLIDAYS
Arrivas at the Capital Rotel yesterday. p
| Massey, Dayisville: L, A. Howard, New York.
| Mrs. d. A. Ostram Miss May OStram Miss Rose
| Ostram, Guba; Rev. Thomas fraSer Miss Era
| ser, 0akladd; W. A. Sample, Fort Smith, Arkan-
sas; r. J. Tu nbull, San Rafael; c. P Berry. Mrs
Legs, Mrs. Frazer, Mrs. Hamilton, WheatIand
| J. V. Iorsey, l. h. Nickson Grass Valley / A
| Downey, San Francisco; J. II Martin, Wood.
| land; David Jacks, Monterey; J. c. Purnin san
Francisco; L. Stephens, Woodland
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel yesterday.
| J. W. Shanklin James Warned, Oakland. I +
| ParQpp and 10 q
| wife, New York: V. Winters Jr. and wife Day-
ton; John Thompson, Oakland: John Thomas
st. Helena l.. W; Woodwork Yuba City; fred
| Scarf, J. b. Lauh, Nevada City; E. NJ. Gibson
/ and wife, Oakland; Miss Annie Loucks, Contra
Costa J. A. Moultin, san Jose; C. IL. Cullie
PhiIsdelphla; Mrs +. A. Thomas, Seattle; H.
Morgan, FL. Rosenthal, San Francisco
On Thursday evening a surprise party was
| rendered to Miss Celia Ryan at the residence of
| her parents, ex-Irustee Ryan and wife at their
residence, 1922 Q street. A pleasant evening
| named guests were present: Misses Clara Went
| worth, Lille McGuire, May Hickman Cassie
CaTolan, Bette Nathan, Esther Nathan, annie
o Hare, Fannie Walker, Nellie Harris, Nita
Cosby Nellie Hanrahan, Daisy Burke, BERTHE
Rode, Nellie FrcdeTickS. Jes sic Miller, Eva
Burke and Clara FoSs. The young gentlemen
| present were: John Donley, Albert Katzeustein
| Robert Hatfield, Charles George Newton Har-
rs, Charles Murdoch, Josiah Harlow and John
| Nathan.
On Thur. day evening John Platt and family,
with friends, rode TO Evergreen Ranch. nearly
| twenty miles from the city, to witness the mar
| riaee of Elisha A. Platt and Hattie NJ Richards
| A cordial welcome, such as '49-ers can give, w8S
extended TO the guests. Japanese lanterns made
| the grounds and garden look cheerful The
home was tastefuliy decorated with evergreeus
and flowers. Rev. A. G.. Herrick oficiated. A
bountltui wedding feast was spread, and there
were many and elegant presents. On Friday
morning the Sacramento friends returned to
their homes. The bride and bridegroom will
spend short time in San Francisco. The fol-
| lowing named persons were present. Mr., and
| Mrs. John Platt, parents of the groom: Mr.. aud
| Mrs. John Richards, parents of the bride; Mr..
and Mrs. W. A. Johnston, Mr. and Mrs p E.
| Piatt, Mr.. and Mrs. A. o, Milne, of Napa; Mr.
| and Mrs. L. Mi Ter. John Parsons Mr.. and Mrs.
J. H. Plat, Mr.. and Mrs. Z. F. Ashworth Mr..
and Mrs. William Dixon, H. Martin Mrs Anna
Treganza, G. Baker John Richards Jr.