Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-06-29
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL,

]. ]. Brown of Portland, Or, is in the city.
J. H. Sawyer came in from Gait yesterday.
Hotel.
D. a.. Cantrell, the well-known Cosumnes
farmer, is in the city.
Miss Lille Goodhue of Oakland is the guest
Of Mrs. J. L. McCord of this city.
Mrs. Thomas Hague has returned home after
a three months visit to Pennsylvania
Matt D. Carr. formerly foreman of the State
Printing Office, is again residing here.
L. S. Campbell, formerly of this city, but now
OF Seattle, is down for few days on visit.
Miss Belle Gosliner of Woodland and brother
are visiting Mrs. s. L. Jacobs of 1921 Seventh
street.
kings. spent yesterday in this city, on his way
to Allen Springs.
L. j. Mcfarland, editor of the Folsom Tele-
graph, was in the city yesterday to meet his
family on their return from Los Angeles
The Catholic Ladies' Relief Society gave an
entertainment last evening that was ouite a
novelty i'll its line. 1t was not a public affair
having been gotten up for the pleasure of the
members There was excellent vocal and in
strunentsl music, after which almost the entire
society sat down to game of progressive ca
sino. Fifteen card tables were appropriately
| arranged in Y; NJ !. Hall, and there were four
players TO each table. number of prizes in
Guiding the booty" were awarded, and the
affair proved decided success.
There was very pleasant surprise party
| given to Miss Carrie strowbridge at her resi-
dence on the Riverside road on Thursday even
inu by her friends, and very enjoyable time
was spent. Those present were: Misses Alice
Brown Angie Brown, Maggie Haogerty, Mary
Annie Ryan, May Brandy, Mamie Klensoree
May Peril, and Messrs. William Hiptz' Harry
JetfeIds, George TrowbIidge, Thomas Sheehan.
Smith, George Vandemark George Camnheii
Harry Tyler, Martin Tyler, Miss Mamie ROW
bridge, Miss Maggie Trowbridge.
Arrivals at the Capital Hotel yesterday. 7
lin; W. L. Butler, Colfax: T. K. Stephens and
wife. Placerville; W. E. Dodge, RockIin: !
Camp. Brighton; J. ,Diguan, j. H. Howard
Carson D. H. Cantrell, Sacramento conpir,
Mrs. Thad. J. Mcfarland, Los Angeles; J r.
Howard, Lincoln; q J. Thompson, Ophir: Dan.
Owens, Kansas City; j. Wilcoxen Sacramento.
w. B. Thorpe, Newcastle; H. p Rafter. Chieago.
w. Farrell, Napa; james Fitzgerald, George w
Mlltt, Peter Sullivan, Johp Robinson, San Fran
cisco.
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel Yesterday.
g. L. ostrom, Mo- este; ]. L Marony, New
York; J. H. Owens, Vim. Owens, Kansas CITY:
W. H. Bias Santa Cruz; j. s. Neal. wife and
daughter, Indianapolis; Miss j. wilson. Fresno al
S. P Mullins, Troy, n Y: L. j. Jones. TurlocE.
Z. w. Biasdel. Oakland Z. NJ Poston. Portland;
1. Il. Lord, the Misses Donnelly. Miss Noble,
Oakland; W. E, Dunn, Los Angeles; E. L. Par,
ramore, city; Ed. Maehwith, A. NJ Lawrence.
c. B, +. Lincoln, A. C. Ellis. II H. Schafer D.
W, Saylor, san Francisco; Miss Eva Wilson.
Miss Nellie Bates Marysyille. C. L. Barnes Ra-
cine, Wis; N. Il: Dreyfusr New York; George III,
Mastick, Alameda.
On Friday evening Mr.. and Mrs G. Fl. Stubbe
were rendered very pleasant surprise party BY
their many Sacramento friends at tier resi-
dence at Monte Vista. Music, singing and
games were the features of the evening till mid
night, when refreshments were served. Then
dancing was INDUCED in till late hour to the
merry tones of Cook & Paramore's orchestra
Stubbe. Mr.. and Mrs. f. Wilder, Mrs. Belmont,
Miss Ada Denton, Miss Media Carothers Miss l.,
Davis, Miss NJ Judge, Miss L. Dougherty, Miss
l.. Rosser, Miss A. Heaney, Miss C. Garlic Mr.
and Mrs. &. n. Cook, Mrs. Johnson. Miss Matte
Scheck, Chas. Define, L Charlevile r. Charlie
vile P. j. McEnerny, Bert Fuller, Chick Keefe.
l. I. Sanks, NJ. Psyamore, C. c. Fisher, VIM.
Odell Z. Van Horn, Victor Tuechel. A st John.
J. Morley, ]. Dougherty, Mr.. Martin, f. Kent
At the home of George F. Cornish. near
Franklin, on Wednesday last was solemnized
the marriage of Charles j. schiller and Miss
Letitia Cornish. The decorations OF the home
were of rare beauty and artistic merit through
nish, her sister, and the groom by D. W. Car
michael. In the presence of some thirty guests
the bridal couple took their position under the
marriage-bell, glory of floral wealth The
services of the Methodist Episcopal Church
VIII Oh made the happy couple one were con-
Quoted by the Rev. S. E. Grove. OF PicbIsnd
The bride was dressed with exquisite taste. and,
In the words OF an eyewitness of the Ceremony
was IAN ideal picture of joyous womanhood in
LIES glad morn" After hearty congratulations
all repaired to the elegant dining-room and mar.
took OF an ELABORATE wedding dinner we'd
mento is the prospective future of the newly
welded couple.