The record-union., 1891-05-20
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL

Fred. a. 1oerk leaves for a visit at the
Bay to-day.
Rev. and Mrs. E. Graham, of Chico,
are visiting here.
Mrs. NJ. a. Howard is visiting friends
in San Francisco.
p. A. Humbert was down from Folsom
on visit yesterday.
Miss Mamie Flahive has gone to Louis
Vile, KY, on visit.
Hon. j. II. Neff. of Colfax, who has
been i'll, is improving.
Mrs. Henry r. Scott, of San Francisco,
will shortly leave for Europe.
Mrs Colonel McNasser's health is
slowly but steadily improving.
E. f. Brantly, a well-known and popu-
lar commercial traveller, is in the city.
William Dixon, the well-known
Costumes River farmer, is in the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank NJ. Pixley are con-
templating taking up their residence at
Santa Barbara.
Miss Anna Coglan left for Los, Angeles
yesterday morning on months visit TO
friends in that city.
Editor Rufus Shoemaker, of Grass Val
ley, is now able to be out, though still too
i'll to resume his editorial work.
Drs. Cluness and Baldwin have gone to
Jacinto, Colusa County, to attend Mrs.
Frank Glenn, who is dangerously i'll.
Mrs. Justice T. B. Mcfarland and
daughter Jennie are visiting Mrs. Nc
Farland's niece, Mrs. j. Frank Clark.
Mrs. George o. Bates left for the East
yesterday, accompanied by her father,
Robert benson, who has been visiting
here.
Manfred j. Williams, of Placerville,
and Miss Lille Hill, of FL Dorado, were
united in marriage by Justice of the
Peace Henry yesterday afternoon at 800
NJ street The happy young couple have
many friends in Sacramento and intend
residing here permanently.
Arrivals at the Capital Hotel yesterday:
W. E: Cunning, Darby Layden, NJ. f.
Crandell and wife, j. P. McGinness, San
Francisco; b. F. Newly, Dixon; Jas. f.
NJ. Gibson, Cohasset; II. T. higgins,
Clarksburg; w. A. Cohen, Napa; 4. p.
EisOn, a. J. Tong. ClaIksville; Geo.
Smith, Mrs. o. r. Runyon, Courtland:
A. II. Gracy, Newcastle; IL. a. Cleve-
land, Geo. a. Hess, Chicago; Sperry Dye,
and children, Walnut Grove
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel
yesterday: G. w. Herr, Rochester; E.
Graham and wife, Chico; Chas. King and
wife, Tacoma, Wash; A. J. Patterson,
Oakdale; c. A. Brophy, Chicago; II. G..
Blasdel, Jr., Jackson; l.. w. Park, ST.
Louis; w. +. Harris, N Y; Z. Burr, Jr.,
Boston: Chas. NJ. Friedberg, H. D.
POsner, e. Commons, Mrs. B. Mex ensie,
George H. Kavanaugh and II. Meyer
stein, San Francisco.
At the meeting Of the Unitarian Club
in the banquet hall Of the California Ho-
tel, San Francisco. on Monday evening,
there were seated at the festive board l20
guests. The Hon. John z. Irish presided,
with Hon. w. w. Moraow on his right
and w. II. Mills on his left The guests
sat down to the banquet at O'clock
sharp, and after having partaken of the
good things provided Judge Fox read a
paper entitled Haste Makes Waste" At
its conclusion its merits and points were
discussed, the principal speakers having
| been Messrs. Morrow, Beatty and Halli-
die. About 1920 o'clock the company
babe each other good night, having spent
a very enjoyable evening.
Harmony Lodge, knights and Ladies
of Honor, gave a hearty greeting to
Grand Officers T. II. Berkey and J. c..
Pierson at Pythian Hall, on Monday
evening. Harmony Lodge is recognized
by the order as being one of the leading
lodges in the State in social amuSements
Their programme is always unique, fur
nishing q much-enjoyed relief from fixed
fashion The hall was filled to its capacity
with members Of the order and invited
friends. The floral decorations, inter
spersed with emblems, banners, and
words of greeting to the guests, presented
an attractive picture. Excellent music
was furnished by Jones, Fisch d Hand,
and all present enjoyed the occasion to
the fullest extent until late hour. The
| lodge committee that so ably arranged
! for this successful occasion was composed
! of Mesdames CARMEL, link, Parker, May
Connolly, J. J. Cahill, Z. NJ Garrison
and Messrs. Green, Howard, Wait, Win
nins, Regman, Gamback, Ross, Gilbert,
| Miss Anna Nealy, Phoebe Extrom, Mr..
! Burke and o. w. Erlewine.