The record-union., 1891-07-16
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL

Lee Bell has returned from his visit to
San Francisco.
Warden Aull was down from the Fol
som Prison yesterday.
S. S. Nixon and son have gon to Lake
Tahoe to spend week.
Marion Wilson, a well-kn own San
Franciscan, was in the city yesterday.
Mrs. Charles Schneider of Elk Grove is
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. H. H. Davis in
San Francisco.
John 5. Miller has returned from a
weeks visit to Nevada and Sutter Coun-
ties.
Mrs. j. II. Hardy and Mrs. Frank
Powell of Folsom have been visiting
Mrs. Lee and Mrs. Titus of Grass VAL
ley.
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel
yesterday: John E. Commins, John Fer
guson, Henry Hogan, New York; J. s..
Miller Downieville; John Jelke and
wife, Mrs. George p. Bran and daughter.
Mrs. w. b. Judson, Chicago; Miss Belle
Jelke, Miss A. J. Hazen, Cincinnati; J.
II. Droste, St. Louis; w. j. Prout, Miss
Prout, San Diego; Z. o. Burns, Edwin
wife, A. Esberg, George w. Grayson, Jr,
r. A. Tuttle, I'D We'll, San Francisco.
Arrivals at the Capital Hotel, yester-
terday: Gus Roener, Fred D. GIines,
Oakland; w. Kubact, New York: ]. G.
Ball, Mrs. Alstan, Woodland; D. p.
Hooking, San Francisco; Z. L. Hubbard,
Newcastle; E. w. Crofton and wife,
Henry Altman, Courtland; w. F. Pierce,
San francisco; j. c. Stovall, Williams;
/. Gray, Elk Grove; Mrs. w. B. c.
Brown, Mrs. I. J. Woolner, Mrs. NJ. NJ.
Lewis, San Francisco; Miss L. J. Foun-
tain, Oakland; Mrs. A. A. Russell, New
York; J. Wilcoxson, Sacramento; Mrs.
Gibbs, San Francisco.
The elegant residence of 4. a. Van
Voorhies, at Fourteenth and II streets,
was, last evening, the scene of a brilliant
reception given by Mr.. and Mrs. Van
Noorhies to Rev. Carroll NJ. Davis, who
was formerly rector of st. Pauls Church
of this city. The members of the conpre-
CATION and a large number of other friends
of Mr.. Davis were invited to welcome
him. The parlors and drawing-room
were prettily decorated for the occasion,
and it was merry assemblage that en-
joyed the hospitality of the host and
hostess. The affair was entirely informal,
and therefore all the more agreeable, To
add TO the pleasure of the evening, vocal
and instrumental solos were rendered
Charles Phillips gave delightful bass
solo, and songs were also rendered by
Mrs. Addie Carter, Miss Mary Johnson,
Mrs. Pinkham and Horace Crocker'
Miss May Carroll acted as accompanist
for the singers, and also played several
charming selections on the piano.
Beneath snow-white wedding-bell of
Marechel Mel roses, Miss Grace L. Hatch
and Louis E.C.Jordan were made husband
and wife yesterday morning at the res
idence of the brides parents, S2l II street.
Rev. Carroll NJ. Davis performed the
ceremony, which was witnessed by only
the relatives and few of the immediate
| friends OF the families. The rooms
| throughout the house were exquisitely
| decorated with flowers, evergreens and
| large palm leaves, while the entrances to
each of the rooms were overhung with
wreaths of ivy. The guests began to as
semble at 1880 O'clock, and at ii the mar
riage ceremony took place. The bride
was attended by Miss Emma Groth of
this city, and j. w. Lanlbkin of
San Jose was the groomsman. After the
benediction had been pronounced
congratulations followed until all had
wished the bride and groom happiness
and prosperity. A wedding repast was
served and lin the afternoon reception was
held, lasting from 1890 to 2:30 o'clock Mr..
and Mrs. Jordan left for San Francisco
on the afternoon train. They will spend
their honeymoon at San Jose, Monterey,
Santa Cruz and other places about the
Bay, On their return they will take up