The record-union., 1891-05-13
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL

B. Caldwell of Biggs is in the city.
Paul Schoen, of Oakland, is in Sacra-
mento.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. H. Fountain, of Dixon,
are at the Capital Hotel.
Mrs. j. Langenour and daughter, of
Woodland, are in the city.
Mrs. Paulsell and Mrs. w. B. c.. Brown.
of Stockton, are registered at the Capital
Mrs. Markham will join her husband,
he Governor, at Pasadena on Thursday
next.
Judge w. H. Grant of Woodland, who
is temporarily located in this city, re-
turned from business trip to Auburn
yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph McKenna have
been the guests of Senator FELTON, at
Menlo Park for the past week and will
remain about week longer.
Last Saturday Mrs. Leland Stanford
gave luncheon at Palo Alto. The guests
were Mrs. H. l.. Dodge, Mrs w. w.
Morrow, Miss Morrow, Miss Ethel Nor
row, Mrs. Frank Pixley, Mrs. Timothy
Hopkins, Mrs. Mckenna, Mrs. Loomis,
Mrs. j. d. Fry and Mrs. Alma Park.
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel
yesterday: R. w. Hoffman, New York;
Chas. Monro, Mrs. Munro, Mrs Barney,
Dutch Flat; Mrs. A.V. Campbell, San Ber-
nardino; George a. Hilton, Washington,
d. c.; Il. j. Prince, James Barrett, Her.
bert Hesse, j. L. Terney, William Ma
gle, New York; l. T. Rodgers, Santa
Ana; J. P. Kelly, Louisville; j. NJ. Be-
dell, Colusa; John t. Moody, Truckee;
D. K. Zumnalt and wife, Visalia; E. NJ.
Holbrook, d. Hamburger, w. B. Cor
win, NJ. E. Unger, John Marshall, Jr.,
D. C. Brownell, G. e. Powell, W. II.
Price, Ed Garratt San Francisco.
Arrivals at the Capital Hotel yesterday:
j. A. Caldwell, San Francisco; w. L..
Knott. Montague; Ed. Manger, H. +.
Boyle, Lenair; S. r. Smith, Chicago; w.
NJ. Smith, Biggs: r. II. Beamer, Wood
| land; George Caple and wife, Folsom:
VIM. Ash and wife, Berlin; j. C. Ball,
Mrs. Aston, Willows; +. r. Fleming,
Biggs; l.. f. Vann, San Francisco; J. Z.
Snead, Dixon;, ". II. Grant, Woodland;
J: w. Caldwell, New York; S. Jackson,
Edgwood; J. I. Fawaher, Yreka; T. B.
Smith, Redding; VIM. NJ. James, Ken
mel; Louis Dean, B. p. Harrington. Reno:
Is. Caldwell, Biggs; S. II. Fountain and
wife, Dixon; DR.. S. L. Blake, Weaver
vile; John Gale, Oroville; Geo. S. Sims
and wife, Alameda: Mrs W. B. c.
ton; DR.. NJ. Schnabel, Newcastle; Miss L.
Langenour, Mrs. j. Langenour, r. E.
Moore, Woodland; George b. Greene.
wife and child, Courtland: George J
Mothersole, Placervillc; 0. r. Runyon,
COurtland; Justin Jacobs, Iemoore; G.
Henssy, Miss X. J. Henssy, Miss c..
Mayer, Seattle; George Lingo, Suisun.
Joseph G.. Genshlea and Miss Nellie
Sheehan were made husband and wife at
the Catholic Cathedral yesterday after
noon at l o'clock, in the presence of the
! relatives and large number of friends of
the contracting parties. Miss Julia Wise
man, the cousin Of Miss Sheehan, acted
as bridesmaid, and Charles Genshlea.
| brother of the groom. served as best man
! The ceremony was performed on the
elegant altar by Rev. Father Haupt,
during which the soft, solemn tones of
the church organ sounded through the
editice, and lent an impressiveness to
the affair. When the ceremony was over
the bridal party marched down the main
aisle of the church to the outer door,
while the organ peeled forth Mendels-
sohn's wedding march. The newly
married couple and relatives repaired to
the residence of the brides parents and
partook of an elegant wedding banquet,
after which Mr.. and Mrs. Genshlea took
the train for San Francisco, where they
viii spend their honeymoon. The bride
is the daughter of Maurice Sheehan.
and an estimable young lady. Mr.. Gensh-
lea is one of the most popular young men
in Sacramento, and by his industry has
built up paying business in this city.
A large number of handsome and sery-
iceable presents were received by the
couple, and on their return from the Bay
they Will occupy neat cottage which is
already furnished and ready 10 be occu-
pied