Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-11-25
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

E. W. Barnard, of Alta, is in the city.
Walter Miller and BRIDE OF Placerville, are at
the Capital Hotel.
Mr. and Mrs. o. r. Runyon, of CORTLAND, are
stopping at the Capital Hotel.
Ex-senator James G. Fair came up from San
Francisco last night, and Is stopping al the COL
den Eagle Hotel.
H. T. Dorrance, prominent Stockton mer
chant. is at the Golden Eagle Hotel, accom-
panied by his wife.
John Slater, the well known test medium and
mind reader, passed through Sacramento last
night on his way North.
Superior Judge Van Fleet is making prepare
lions for trip East to visit relatives. He will
leave for Chicago on Monday next
Mrs. Chris Zimmerman, of this city, arrived
home yesterday from an extended trip.to Eu-
rope. She reports having had a delightful trip,
and is much improved in health
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel yesterday:
s. D. Morris, Ralph Brown, Toledo, Ohio, j. s.
Topping. St. Louis; ]. Fl. Farmin, philadelphia
W. i. Solomon P. P. Hubbard, Chicago; L. B.
A. Jaret, J. c. Foley New York; II. T. Dorrance
and wife, Stockton; B. George and wife, Red
Bluff; II. C. Bender, stockton D. NJ. SLENDER
G. A. Bglow, NJ. C. Maple, A. II. Williams, r.
Woodland; G. NJ. Franks, New York; James G.
Fair. j. S. Angus, George Palmer D. B. Wilson,
John Slater san Francisco.
Arrivals at the Capital Hotel yesterday: A.
y. brOWuSll, Elu1lIds nOsSlcss NAiuc
rung, stockton; ]. E. Camp Brighton J. s. An
drews san Francisco; John Smith, city; j. P. H.
Gray, Mrs. r. II. Parker and son, Woodland; A.
K Robinson. Auburn; Miss Mamie Hamilton,
Stockton; Adam Herold, Lincoln NJ. II. Fay
George f. Terbush, San Francisco o. 2. Dutton
Folsom; Walter Miller and wife, Placervile; o.
Clark, Lincoln; J. F. Stephenson, franklin, s.
Price, San Francisco J. c. Ball, Woodland; T.
G. Reed, Reedburg Mrs. o. r. Rupyon, 0. Z.
Runyon. CORTLAND; E. W. Barnard, Alta; A. W.
Stuart, 6. Fl. Colby, CORTLAND; L. q. Rhodes, n.
NJ. Weaver, Woodland; Mrs. A. C. Newcomb, Te-
hama
George Meckfesser and Miss Nellie Gent were
united in marriage yesterday forenoon at 10
O'Clock at the residence of the brides parents,
No. sic " street. Rev. John F. Won Herrlich
performed the ceremony. MISS Edith Ebert
was the bridesmaid and Arthur Arnold acted as
best man. After the ceremony the happy young
couple took the 1850 train for Los Angeles,
where they will spend their honeymoon. The
bride and groom are both well known in this
city and have hosts of friends Some thirty odd
guests were present, comprising for the most
part the relatives and intimate acquaintance of
the Dewly-married couple. Prior to the per
Torrance of the ceremony an elegant banquet
was served.
A very pleasant birthday party was rendered
10 Master Freddie A. Wulf on Saturday last at
the residence OF his parents, Mr.. and Mrs AL.
Wulf, 1881 street, the occasion being the sixth
anniversary of his birthday. The afternoon was
pleasantly spent in playing games and boun-
| tiful repsst was served. The following were
present. Lille oeeiHlidn, nIa1cls hleIeChSi,
Matte Leonard, Pearl Howard, Irene Russell,
Minnie Leonard, Hazel Carroll, Elsie Graw. An
ME Gerber, Florence Graw, Edra Connors, Tillie
Tarrio, Lulu Schnauss, May Dutterding, Zoe
Sanburn, Eta Steinman, Ruby Brown, Lulu
Lothammer, Lille Butler, Mary Butler, Emma
Dietrich, Carrie Lothammer, Lulu Gopel, Annie
Burke, Jessie Schepp, Annie Rath, May Sehepp,
Ray Henderson, Eva Connors, Minnie Schepp,
Minnie Dietrich, Freddie Wulf, Jacob Stein
man, Joe Schner, Frank HOgeboon, Willie Ben
ming, Nealy Kelleher, Sammy Russell, Ellsworth
Elsworthy, Davie German, Tom McFessel, Gus
McFessel, Walter Howard, Louie Wallace, Harry
Connors, Albert Elkus, frankie Rhodes. Christie
Hilard, Charlie Defending. frankie Ryan,
Otto Graw, Eddie Gerber, Freddie Kunz, Daniel
Sullivan, Dimpie Burke, Harry Sheehan, How
ard Sheehan, Elwood Sheehan, Eddie Lothian
mer Clarence Rsth, Miss Andserut, Miss Eta
Bockrath, Miss Agnes Delaney, Mrs. Nick
RIenecker, OF Alameda.