Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-01-03
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

Mrs. H. Levi is the guest of Mr. and Mrs G.
Repinsky of this city.
Misses Cordie and Mabel Gilman came up
from the Bay yesterday noon.
The Club Plaisir gave one of its pleasant par
ties on New Years night ct Pioneer Hall.
School Director Martin has returned from FL
Dorado county greatly improved in health.
Miss ]. Byington daughter of Revenue Col
lector Byington, is at the Golden Eagle.
S. A. Bentley, the well-known hopgrower, is
lying dangerously i'll at his home. five miles up
the river, of typhoid fever.
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel Yesterday ::
f. Valentine New York; Mrs. L. A. Palmer,
Chicago; ]. II. Morgauroth, New York; ". A.
Engiver, Jr., w. J. Golcher, Ed. Kerr, NJ. II.
Bernheim, San Francisco; George r Loveley,
Dement,, Chicago; Mrs. Vivian, San Francisco;
]. w. Arthur, Colusa; R. L. Cockrill, San Fran
cisco; George II. Robinson, New York; Miss J.
Byington, II. w. Byington, Santa Rosa; Z. W.
Moore, Pittsburg; Mrs. George II. Hunt Wads-
worth; L. Robinson, New York.
On New Years night about fifteen members
of the Sacramento Typographical Union. No. 46,
accompanied by their ladies, made call on the
Secretary J. L. Robinette, at his residence, 1870
Ninth street. The occasion was the S6th birth
day of that gentleman, and very pleasant time
was had. Among those present were w. d.
: Crow A. n. Bullock Miss Bullock. Miss Smith,
Louis Curtis and wife, J. D. Woodbridge and
wife, Chas. Monaghan and wife, ]. ). Mcmahon
and family, C. L. King and wife, J. B. Bloor and
Mis-. BlOor, A. b. SanDOrn ana vile, j. ii. G1eg-
ory +. W. Carpenter and wife.
There occurred on New Years Day, at
O'Clock, by the Rev. A. C. Herrick, at the resi-
dence of the brides sister. Mrs. D C. Halsey,
III NJ street, in this city, the wedding of Bert
Kidder and Miss LONE Acock, both Well-known
young people of Sacramento The groom has
| been with the firm of Baker IL Hamilton for the
| past nine years, and the bride is native
| daughter. while both have many frieLds who
| unite in wishing them happiness and prosper
| ity The wedding was attended by about fifty
| of the relatives and friends of the contracting
| parties and there were many handsome pres
| ents 10th useful and ornamental; After the
| ceremony there was served q 3Yeddjnooe f5sfTt-
IRE by the o'clock train tor San Francisco.
New Years night, at ST. PauPs Church, by
Rev. J. f. Won Herrllch, Harry 1horp was mar
ried to Miss Lillian Z. Smith, daughter of S. B.
Smith, of this city. The bride is native of
Sacramento. The church was filled with
friends of the couple and even standing room
was difficult to secure The bridesmaids were
Miss Flora B. Titus and Miss Gertrude P. Whit
ney, the groomsmen George A. Ksvanaugh, of
San Francisco, and EmeIy p. Gates. K. NJ.
Hamilton and George Chadderdon were the
ushers The couple were married beneath
large floral bell suspended over the chsneel-
rail from the center of an arch. Miss Amelia
BOIL was the organist for the occasion. After
the ceremony reception was held at the house
of the bride's parents, aud was attended by the
relatives and intimate friends Of The bride and
bridegroom A great many handsome presents
were given the new married pair, among them
an elegant set OF parlOr furniture from the
brdegrooms late employees. Among the guests
from abroad was the grandmother OF the bride,
Mrs. Ann Gates, aged So. who came from the
East especially to be present. also the aunt of
the bride, Mrs. D. Chaplin. who came from Wis
consin to attend the Wedding The master of
ceremonies for the wedding and the reception
was George A. Kayanaugh, of San Francisco,
whose skill and tact all the guests recognized
and commended.
Miss Mabel Johnson, daughter of Hon. Grove
7 oh last mo
friends, to the number of sixty, by giving q
dancing party. The elegant residence was
thrown open to the guess and the evening was
one of unusual enjoyment. The hOols of sew
eral of the large rooms were canvased, and to
the music of an excellent orchestra merry
couples enjoyed themselves III dancing through
out the evening. Pretty programme S, contain
ing dozen or more numbers including the
latest dances, were distributed among the
guests. The young hostess displayed remark
able aptitude for entertaining, and the affair
wat one long to be remembered by her friends.
The supper was an elegant affair, and taken al
together, the event was one Of the most enj y
able that has occurred in society circles here in
many a day The hands of the clock pointed
TO tomorrow ere the merry guests departed.
Among those present were the following
Lulu Nichols Edua Carroll. Ida Ing, Martha
Ing, Edna Lewis, Mabelle Gilman, Rita Col