Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-08-28
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

Mrs. I. Luce has returned from Pacific Grove.
DR.. H. w. Hardness is up from San Francisco
Mrs. ]. C. Pierson and family have returned
from Pacific Grove.
Miss Bella Shepard has gone to San Francisco
to visit Mrs. E. Weiss.
Miss Clara II. Clark has returned from a visit
to the Misses Hayford at Auburn.
Hon. Grove L. Johnson and family have re-
turned from their sojourn at Santa Cruz.
Miss Susie Spencer and Misses Clara and Hat
tie Miller have returned from a visit TO FL DO
RADIO county.
n. II. Foster and G. L. Lansing, of the South
ern Pacific Company, came up from the Bay
City yesterday Tor few days visit.
L. Bell has returned hale and hearty from an
extended sojourn at Pacific Grove, which he
declares is the most delightful summer resort
on the coast.
Ex-City Trustee Fl. B. Nielsen was 60 years
old yesterday, and the event was celebrated by
his friends to the number of about sixty, who
surprised him at his room in the st. George
Building. They did not surprise his good wife,
however, who had quietly prepared for the IL
vasion, and an enjoyable evening was spent
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel Yesterday
Albert Dawes, Robert A. Irving. 5. P. Arnold,
New York; G. W. Wood and wife, New Mexico;
J. Spencer, Nellie McHenry agent; E A.
Bridgeford, J. C. Bedel, Colusa: ]. Haskell, C.
L. Guyeans, 4. J. lsham, d. l.. Rothschild, H.
Kenealy, B. Samuel, Joseph Newman, Il: S.
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J. E. Browning, New York; William J. Martin,
Oakland.
Arrivals at the Capital Hotel yesterday: NJ E
Isaacs, San Francisco; John A. Fairchild,
Yreka: VIM. Mccain and wife. Dixon James
g. Ward. Franklin: Z. Z. Stoddard, San Fran
cisco: Miss Josie Stephens, Miss Katie Stephens,
Woodland; Miss Amanda Austin, Sacramento;
Mrs. T. K. Stephens, placerville; Dwight Hol-
lister, CORTLAND; J. w. Harbourne, San Fran
cisco; J. T. Howard Lincoln: Charles Aull,
Folsom; Miss Ella Duncan Plymouth; ]. E.
Salter. Nevada: I. Harris, Diamond Springs; p.
j. Ritter and wife, San Francisco: Il. l.. Dunn,
Providence, r. l.; T. Z. Watson. GAINESVILLE; d.
L. Reid, San Francisco: Thos Bryant, Oakland,
o. T. Page, San Francisco; A. Erickson, Mar
tinez; A. L. Reid. London: William o. Lee De-
troit: Adam Smith, Oroville; Thomas Hutton,
GAINESVILLE; G. w. Green. Lincoln; John Knox,
Omaha; T. r. Simmons. Turlock; o. L. Barrett,
Memphis; Z. P. Critcher and wife, Auburn.
Abraham Jacobs, of San Francisco and Miss
Hannah stein, of this city daughter of Samuel
Stein), were married yesterday afternoon, by
Rev DR.. Levi, a. Odd Fellows Temple Hall.
The ceremony was very interesting and impress
sive Mendelssohr's wedding March, per-
formed on the organ by Professor Hand, greeted
| the bridal party as they marched into the hall.
When the ceremony was over and the party re-
tired, Wagner's Bridal Chorus was played.
There were nearly one hundred guests at the
wedding repast which followed. Some yalua-
and congratulatory kilograms from friends
abroad. They departed for an extended trip by
| the afternoon train, and will make their home
| III San Francisco. The bride is we'll known
young lady and q iayorite among her large
circle of friends