Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-07-02
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.


JC Martin. of Oakland. was in this city yes
terday.
| Ex-senator William Johnston of CORTLAND is
at the Golden Eagle.
Miss Rose Carolan is visiting friends in Oak
land and San Francisco.
A number of London tourists visited the State
Capitol building yesterday.
Justice Mcfarland of the Supreme Court is
spending a few days in the city.
Mrs. Friselban, of the United States Hotel of
Oroville, was in town yesterday.
Mrs. ]. B. Wright will leave on Tuesday next
for New York, en- route for Europe.
United States Inspector of National Banks
Chamberlain was in town yesterday.
Mrs. Leon Freer, of Oroville, who has been
visiting here, returned home yesterday.
Mrs. 2. P. Fogg. of Orovine, passed through
the city yesterday on her way to San Francisco.
Allen Towle, the Placer county lumberman,
Is at the Capital Hotel, accompanied by Mrs.
Towle.
J. A. Blossom, a prominent cattleman of Bat
tie Mountain, New, is at the Capital Hotel with
his family.
W. D. English, of Alameda, the foremost
Democratic candidate for Governor, was in the
city yesterday.
Miss George spaulding has returned to her
home at Arno, after a visit here accompanied
by Miss Alice Nixon.
Harry A. Weaver, formerly resident of this
city, is in town. Mr.. Weaver is the business
agent of the Stockton Record.
Richard Stocks, who has been in the employ
of the railroad company for several years, left
last evening on a visit to England, expecting to
be absent several months.
Miss Mollie Morton, one of the recent gradu-
ates from the State University, has returned to
her home IN this city; The young lady was
member of the High School class of sc.
Mrs. M. L. Hoover, of ELK Grove, is spending
the summer at her residence at Bolinas Bay.
She has for her guests Miss Hattie Caples and
MISS Carrie Carr. of Elk Grove, the Misses
of Sacramento.
DR.. W. F. Nichols, the newly assistant
to Bishop Kip, arrived from the East yesterday
morning, accompanied by his wife and four
children. He was met at the depot here by a
Committee of Reception, representing the Epis-
copal body of this State, and accompanied to
San Francisco.
Arrivals at the Capital Hotel yesterday: F.
TIask. city; +: M. Grimshaw, Costumes; A.
B. Gibson, Woodland; Miss Lyon, Stockton; Miss
Q. Skies, Davisville; J. A. Blossom and family
Nevada; NJ. J. Bobo, Sacramento; W. A. John.
ston, RichlandiH. A: Weaver and wife. Stock
ton; Mrs. .. Reynolds and child. Red Bluff
Allen Towle and wife. Towles; F. F. Barss,
Placerville; Mrs. E. NJ Wilson, Elk Grove.
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel yesterday:
s.. w. Steyker, Philadeiphia; Jos. Fader and
wife, maid and two children, Mrs J. Sugarman,
Memphis; c. C. Middleton, Mrs C. c. Middle.
ton, Miss May Middleton, W. H. Middleton and
child. II. L. Middleton, ]. A. Middleton, Dallas,
Texas; Mrs. NJ. L. Crosthwait Miss 1. A. Lille,
San Diego; w. E. Duzan, T. e. Rowan, Jr., Los
Angeles; William Johnston. CORTLAND; c. WI
Dempster, Chicago; w. J. Weaver T. a. Par
tridge, A. Copper, New York: Geo. c. GaskiIl.
A. Rigg. G. W. Boutwell,, Fl. Rosenthal. Ed F.
Murphy, B. Bray, w. NJ Brambau, ]. Phillips,
San Francisco; q. Bassett, Boston; r. W. Ca
ho0ne, New York.
At the residence of Senator and Mrs F. R.
Dray was celebrated last evening the marriage
OF their daughter Annie to Mr.. Edgar S. Camp
bell of Port Townsend, Wash, in the presence
of members of the family and few intimate
for the occasion with palms. bamboo and mari
COLDS and other flowers, reinforced by pink
draperIes. The bay window of the front parlor
where the bridal party stood, was bower OF
PINK tulie and trailing smilax, in the center of
which were suspended three wedding bells
From the archway between the parlors hung
beautiful basket of La France roses. gift to
the bride. The doorways were decorated with
tall stalks of the graceful bamboo. The dining
room, IN which were placed tdeatte tables for
the guests was tastefully arrayed in red and
green. The bridesmaid was Miss Phillips
of Oakland, attired in light blue silk,
and carrying bouquet of La France
roses. Miss Laura Clarke of this city,
was Maid of Honor. She also wore dress
OF llgnt blue India silk, and carried a similar
6oqqueL. The groomspnan was attended by Mr..
F. K pray, Jr., brother of the bride. The bride
was attlred in simple but elegant costume OF
cream India silk, neck decolette, elbow-sleeyes
and skirt demi-train She wore veil of silk
Molene, fastened to her couture with a cluster
OF sweet peas, and carried bouquet of the same
flowers. Rev. W. c. Merrill, of the Copgre-
gational Church performed the ceremony,
which takes from sacramento one of her
fairest daughters and adds another to the fam.
iiy circles of the young city OF the enterprising
Northwest There were present: Mr.. and Mrs
y. Dray, Mr. and Mrs. G. h. Perry of San
Francisco. Mr. and Mrs. W. o. Turfell, A F.
Dray. F. K. Dray, Jr, Alice NJ. Dray, Miss Laura
Clark, Miss Carroll, Misses Daisy and Nellie
Siddons Miss Bessie Crouch. Miss Effie Clark,
the Misses Lindley, Mrs. William Hunt, Mr. and
Mrs Hiram johnson, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Crouch, Mrs. House of Oakland. Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Adams, Mr.. and Mrs. W. W.
Grissim, Mr.. and Mrs. w. R. Felter
D. A. Lindley, W. W. Douglass, Robert a.
Hawley DIR. Southworth, F. Southworth, DR. G.
G. Simmons, W. NJ Nichols, A. A. Abbott Mr.
and Mrs. A. ]. Johnston, Mr.. and Mrs. Gale of
San Francisco, Mrs. A. L. Foye, Miss Carrie
Stevenson, Mr.. and Mrs. c. II. Hubbard TIE
newly-wedded couple departed for Port Town
send last night, where they Will make their fu-