Morning journal and courier., 1890-05-19
4 "NATIvE DAUGHTER. RETURNS.
Her Husband,s Good Work for CalIfor- nia Fruits in she East-A Former New Havenef,s Wedding and His Recep- tiOn In san Diego.

Her Husband's Good Work for CaIifor- nia Fruits i'm she East-A Former New
 Havener,s Wedding and His Recep.
 tiOn In san Diego. 1
 From the Ban Diego (Cal.) Sun. April 22.l
 When Kathleen Dean Treat and Edward Leeds Goodsell were united at New York on tue 9th President PIatt of the Producer's union telegraphed them from Sacramento: "California products must capture the east. Miss Treat is "native daughter" and was for some years resident of San Diego coun- ty, where her father, the late John Treat, 50 we'll known by the old residents, was the first to introduce running and trotting horses and fine stock generally. True to her state, which she had not seen for five years because of journeys abroad, Mrs. Goodsell preferred making her bridal trip to the coast. In the Horten house psrlor this morning, whore she was given ball by w. E. Hadley when last in the city, Mrs. Goodssll recalled pleasant "reminiscences of her residence here and at the Cuyamaca ranch. She still holds property interests in this country and at San Francisco.
 MT. and Mrs. Goodsell are due in London on May 20, whore Mr. Goodselrs business as- sociate is lord mayor of that city. Mrs. Goodsell will be presented to the queen on this trip.
 The press of the state generally agree that Mr. Goodsell, more than any other importer of fruit, deserves the credit for having push ed California fruits. He has been handling them for two years, the only fruit yet re- ceived by him from Southern California being oranges. He hopes the increased cul- ture of lemons will in several years afford him large crop. "There is no limit to the growth of California;" he exclaimed with enthusiasm. ''It is 8 wonderful state, with a future more brilliant than any other. In a few years you will have here United States in itself, for California's re- sources are marvellous" MT. Goodsell added his regret that their stay was shortened by 8 cablegram calling him to. London, but thought he should return with Mrs. Goodsell the coming winter. His interests in the east are very extensive. His New York business house is at 103 Park place, with branches in Boston and Philadelphia. He is also an active member of the New York board of trade.
 Before taking their departure by this after. noon's train the visitors were shown through the chamber of commerce by w. B. Hadley. whose eloquence combined with the fine dis play made MT. Goodsell feel that he had never done the country justice in his most fattering estimates of it's possibilities.
 The above taken from the leading journal of Diego, Cal, has special interest here, the groom, Mir. Goodsell, being a son of the late George w. Goodsell of this city, who was for years prominent fruit dealer on Long wharf. MT. Goodsell was favorite in New Haven society and has large circle of friends in this city who have heard with great pleas- | ure of his prominence and success in his business, he having rapidly prospered and become one of the leading fruit importers of | Nor, VorL o;tu uic oh orroiurv hvido ia o1of favorite in society circles in San Francisco, | where her life has been spent since her child hood excepting months which she spent ir ! travelling in Europe. The wedding took place | in New York at the house of MT. Goodselpf | sister, Mrs. Millbank, and was an elegant affair. Shortly before their depart: ure MT. and Mrs. Goodsell ! visited the afternoon meeting of the Ladies l Annex to the Highland Horticultural society ! The occasion was brilliant one and tht | special feature was the presentation of ar ! elegant banner by the ladies to the Horti l cultural society, as prize for the first con | tinuous display of products maintained a | the chamber of the commerce by any horti | cultural district. After the addresses + connection with the banner presentation Mr. Goodsell was introduced to the ladies by
 merce, as one of the largest importers O
 fruit, especially California fruit- ths
 United States, and who was vastly pleased at the evidences of prosperity everywher'
 apparent at San Diego. The speaker
 also highly delicately oomplimented thu
 bride, who was one of the fair daughter of San Diego county. The ladies clappet
 in appreciation of MT. Goodsells judgment
 and rose in welcome as the guest bowed
 MT. Goodsell Gays the Sun) "made a happ.
 impromptu address, prefacing t with th daclaration that he did not doubt the charm that had attracted au eastern man wer
 equally possessed by the sisters of his wife l whom he was delighted to meet. Then, witl
 a readiness and aptness in detail that brough
 frequent applause from the pleased listeners
 Mir. Goodsell spoke of the important position
 California products were assuming on tn Atlantic coast" MT. Goodsell's speech occu
 pies half column in the Sun and was yer.
 warmly spplauded.