The record-union., 1891-06-15

on Friday evening, at her home, and all
had most enjoyable time. Those who
were present were: Misses Hearth, Drew,
Dixon, Abbott, Ebert, Wood, Tithering-
ton, Grau, Dreymon, Fountaine, Root,
Allen, Foster, Jordan, Little, Green, Hop
ley, Rippon,, Maydwell, Rego, Jones,
Grandall and Messrs. Nichols, Smith,
pom, Kellogg, Dray, Stephenson, Stick
ney, Miller, Toll, Repp, S. McCrory, w.
McCrory, Kestler, Mckee, Greenlaw,
Calderwood, Feidler, McFessell, Star
ling.
Arrivals at the Capital Hotel yesterday:
F. B. Whitney and wife, Truckee; w. G..
Campbell and wife. G. s. Kasson, San
Francisco; ]. E. Krumb, San Jose; J. 81.
Dixon; A. Missing, San Jose; R. L.
Simpson, r. E. Campbell, w. III. Law
son, r. NJ. Pendegast, Woodland; c. H.
Durlzee, Los Angeles; F. j. Mylins, En-
senada, Mexico; Miss Nellie Conlin, w:
p. Eakle, San Francisco; M. Addie Kes-
ter, NJ. D. and daughter, Topeka, Kansas;
Oakland; n. A. Bean, Fresno; A. Ford
and wife, San Jose; Louis Dean, Reno;
Claus Anderson, Ogden; J. B. Stanton,
Colusa; j. c. Campbell, Reuben Clark,
Brownsville; Geo. Macarthur and wife,
Acampo.
Rev. C. P. Massey and wife received
the Critic Club at their residence, just
south Of the city, last evening. President
Raymond was the essayist of the evening,
Z. w. Maslin presiding. The subject
related to the benefits of municipal gov
ernment. After the reading Mrs. Percy
Ross, Mrs. Addie Carter, r. T. Cohn and
Horace Crocker, with Miss Louise Milli-
kin as accompanist, sang several selec-
tions IN charming manner. Refresh
ments were served by the hosts just prior
to adjournment. 1t was an evening of
Intellectual and rational satisfaction, and
the hosts made the company feel that it
was pleasure to entertain. Those pres
ent were Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Armstrong,
Mr.. and Mrs. E. w. Maslin, Mr.. and
Mrs. II. Weinstock, Mr.. and Mrs. J. A.
Woodson, DR.. and Mrs. J. r. Laine, Mr..
and Mrs. Bradley. DR.. Pyburn and
daughter, Add. G. Hinkson, Miss Amelia
Duggan, Mrs. Horatio Hurd, Miss Mas
sey, Mrs. Arnold of San Francisco, H.
Wv. Raymond, and the singers named.
On Wednesday, June 10th, Miss Nellie
Bandy Of San Jose, formerly resident
Of Sacramento County, where she has
many friends, was united in marriage to
Frank Witherall. The ceremony was
performed at the residence ofH. f. Band,
1916 o. O'Farrell street, San Francisco, and
the officiating minister was the Rev.
James G. Smith of the Howard-street
Presbyterian Church. The ceremony
was witnessed by the families of the con-
tracing parties and few of the more
immediate and intimate San Francisco
friends. Promptly at 3 o'clock the bride
| and groom entered the elegant parlors of
the residence, which for the occasion had
been elaborately and tastefully decorated
with a wealth of flowers, and, walking
underneath a floral arch which had been
erected around and over the bay window,
they took their stand in the recess, where,
in brief and impressive manner, the
words were spoken which made them
one for life. At the conclusion OF the cere-
| mony, and after congratulations, the
party sat down to an elegant lunch, dur
ing which the newly-wedded pair were
the recipients of good wishes. This con-
cluded, an hour was spent in listening to
music, vocal and instrumental. and the
bride and groom quilted the house amidst
showers of rice, in order to catch the fast
train of the Southern express. 1t goes
without saying that the hosts of friends
of the bride residing in Sacramento
County will join in extending to the
young couple their hearty wishes for a
happy and prosperous future.