The record-union., 1891-06-27
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

Lawyer A. C. Freeman was in the city
yesterday.
Colonel and Mrs. J. B. Wright are in
San Francisco.
Miss Adelaide Upson is visiting friends
in San Francisco.
Miss SalEe Earhart Of Sacramento is
visiting relatives in Rocklin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Fox have re-
turned from Bartlett Springs.
Coroner George II. Clark and wife are
home from their Southern California trip.
Miss Kate Fellows of Carson City,
New, is visiting Mrs. T. A. Cody OF this
city.
Mrs. w. Z. Doan has been quite sick at
Washington, Golo county, but at present
is much better
been visiting Mrs. Walter Brenton of
Rocklin the past week.
Dan West, the veteran railroad con-
ducter, leaves next week for his annual
outing in the mountains.
The members OF La Belle Social Club
went TO Freeport on Thursday evening,
where they danced and made merry
They returned to the city just as the sun
was peeping over the hill-tops yesterday
morning.
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel yes
terday: J. 4. Barham, Santa Rosa; NJ.
Epstein, Denver; @. Z. Drake. w. e.
Pettes and wife, W. H. Brown. w. S. Bur-
nett, Stanley Glidden, H. C. Boyd, J. F.
Smith, I. G. Wyatt, S. II. Smith, c. Z.
Jacobas, W. c. Savage, j. Wagner, San
Francisco; w. II. Bias, Santa Cruz; Mrs.
Purdy, Miss Merritt, Los Angeles; Chas.
Roe, New York.
Arrivals at the. Capital Hotel yesterday:
q. w. Watson, Folsom; D. S. O'Calla-
rrh lJnr. 4 l.
San francisco; J. Z. Krumb, San Jose;
p. Y. Stofen, Santa Rosa; Mrs. Wheeler,
Oakland; S. II. Wheeler, Eureka, New;
NJ. j. O'Reilly, city; c. II. Crombie and
wife, George b. Green and wife, Court
land; II. Harris, J. Sharp, William
Clarke, r. Levy, D. Sweeney, G. Cobb,
O. Young, William Hassamer, n. Smith,
Il. Cartwright, William SWEET, J. f.
Sheridan, San Francisco Baseball Club.
At the home Of Mr. and Mrs. D. O'Don-
nell, at Gold Flat, Nevada County, the
wedding Of one Of their daughters, Sadie,
to DR.. Henry Proschoid of San Francisco
took place a few evenings since Miss
Margaret O'Ronnell, sister to the bride.
and DR.. G. l.. Muller acted as brides
maid and ,groomsman, respectively.
After the wedding ceremony an elaborate
supper was served. The bride was the
recipient of an endless number of very
beautiful and costly gifts.
\ large party of ladies and gentlemen
drove out to the Union House on Thurs
day night and enjoyed a pleasant dance.
The party was composed of Mr.. and Mrs.
w. G. Hart. Mrs. A. Ashworth Misses
! Lizzie Platt, Lottie Parker, May Nc
Adams, Flora Hoagland, Mary Jones,
Mary Ainsworth, Lizzie Stebbens, Lizzie
Cornell, Hattie Ogden, Clara Fowler of
Vallejo, Messrs. Louis Gambach, Henry
! Hanche, John Labardie, DR.. e. Weldon,
Richard Quinn, II. II. Howard, j. w.
Green, Oscar Miller and Joseph Drin-
kali.
On Thursday evening there was pleas
ant gathering Of young people at the resi-
dence Of Misses Alice and Aggie Dona-
hue ct Twelfth and D streets. Among
/ those present were the following: Mr.
Friend, Tom Lyon OF Yolo. Chris. Quinn,
D. Calvin, G. Skully, J. Byrne, Mr..
Favor, r. Lefever, J. Sweeney, J. Bonn,
Mr.. Boyle, Mr.. and Mrs. Adams, P. Nc
! Inerny, N. DonahUe, Mr.. Toushell, Mr..
ST. John, Annie Quinn of Brighton,
kittie Conroy, Mr.. Flommings and I.
Flannigan of San Francisco, Annie Stahl.
J. Mccarthy, May Walker, II. Bolden,
NJ. Flannigan, Mr.. Skully, T. Heany. Il.
Myer. Kittie Weitzel, Alice Donahue,
Aggie Donahue and Mrs. Donahue.