Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-07-01
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

Jack Corey, who manipulates the telegraph
columns of the San Francisco can, was in town
last night, making things lively, as usual.
Misses Flora and Leila Carroll will depart nm
Wednesday lor Monterey, as the guests of Mr.
ana MIS- {. .. Alexander, at the Hotel Del
Monte.
Misses Mamie and Sadie Tyrrell and Miss
Minnie Weber, of Marysville who had been
visiting the Misses Hughes and Miss Ella
Judge, left for their homes last night
Misses Ella and Mamie Deming, of this city,
VIII leave for Monterey on Wednesday, where
they will be the guests of Mrs. Charles Crocker,
at the Hotel lei Monte, for the summer
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel yesterday.
Mrs. J. Nevill and child, san Francisco: ThOs,
A Day and wife, Woodland; &C. Smith, Kan
sas City; Mrs. A. NJ Nichols, Edwin Adcock and
wife, Chicago; Miss Bee Datrich Miss Mary
Crouch. Miss Mary Mcintyre. W L. Nash and
wife, Lena Iexwell, Thos Walsh, Chico: ].
Hemmcnway, Chicago: J. H. Smith. Auburn
J. F. Brady, Grass Valley; ]. A. Pait, Reno: J.
+. Carr, Miss J. Z. Carr, Miss Nettie Joyce. Miss
Emma Shemer, C. Grimes and wife. ], " Uur-
ley, Nevada City; P. T. Grearey, Miss Garvey,
Miss A. COen, Grass Valley; K W. Hansen i
OstToska, j. s. Corey, San Francisco.
Arrivals at the Capital Hotel Yesterday. c, p.
Berry, Wheatland; K. V. Long H. Powell, Jr.
HaywarGs; +. S. Van Court san Francisco: A.
\. Dickson, Mis- Grace Leeke. Miss Della Leeke,
K. r. Murray, Stockton; Z. W. Townsend. e. N,
+. Noble, San Francisco; H. Peterson. Sacra-
mento; II. ?. Holland. Rockford. III: ]. c.
Mulligan, Colusa; L. b. Clarke, San Juan: A. s.
Jones' city; f. b. Lyons, Yolo: NJ. Z. Finn, ],
Donahue, 2. Meegan, g. Hanley, ]. Shea, H.
Perrier, r. Levy, l.. Stockwell, W. SWEET, I.
Powers, san Francisco BASEBALL Club: John A.
Deadbin, Winters; J. Z. K O'Farrell. Woodland:
H. 3 Cooran, Chicago ]. Davis, city.
Yesterday, in the parlors of the Capital Hotel.
quiet wedding took place, the contracting
parties being Leopold Lowenthal and Miss
Addle wilson, both of this city. The ceremony
was performed by Rev. DR.. Shapero, of San
FRANCISCO, in the presence of the parents OF
both the bride and groom and a number OF
thelr most intimate friends. The bride beau
tliul young lady, was arrayed in the regulation
SONS and with flowing veil. At the Conclusion
otthe ceremony the entire party repaired to the
dlning-room of the hotel, where they partook
OF an elegant wedding dinner. The groom, a
young business man of this city. is quite well
ana favorably known here and also in san Frar-
cisco where his parents reside. The bride is
the second daughter of NJ Wilson, aud was
born and reared in this city. Besides the mum.
erous congratulations they were the REGIMENTS
OF large number of valuable and useful pres
ents. and several checks which will give them
a snug little bank account on the outset of their
matrimonial career. Mrs. Lowenthal was a
member of the choir in the Hebrew Church and
the members OF that musical organization made
her present OF handsome chefionier The
ladies' of the Hebrew Benevolent Association OF
which Mrs. Lowenthsl had been Secretary for
five years, presented her with a handsome
extension table. The happy compile left on the
afternoon train for San francisco, where they
will spend a brief honeymoon, returning 10
TINS city, where they will make their future
home.