The record-union., 1891-07-14
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

John Crofton of Courtland is at the
Capital Hotel.
Banker G.. X. Smith of Biggs came to
the city yesterday.
j. J. Campbell of the Gait Gazette was
in town yesterday.
c. E. Tinkleman, one of Chico's promi-
nent citizens, is in the city.
Dan. Ostrom of Reeds Station has re-
turned home from visit here.
Mrs. Z. B. Crocker is visiting some of
the watering resorts of Massachusetts.
Chief Justice Beatty spent few days
with his family at Lake Tahoe last week.
Lieutenant L. NJ. Douglas Of the United
States Geological Survey is at the Golden
Eagle.
Mr.. and Mrs. DR.. Stoddard of Auburn
are enjoying the scenery about Lake
Tahoe.
Miss Matte McClendon leaves to-day
for few weeks vacation to friends at
Red Bluff.
Misses Mills, daughters of D. o. Mills.
are guests at the California Hotel, San
Francisco.
Mr. and Mrs j. W. Mines have gone
for weeks outing at Blue Canyon and
Bonner Lake.
Brainard F. Smith, Secretary to War
den Aull, was down from the Folsom
bastile yesterday.
Mrs. Clark Crocker and party have
taken possession of Idlewild, on the
shore of Lake Tahoe.
II. ii. Ginsberg, prominent manufac-
turer of Wisconsin, is in the city, the
guest Of n. Zemansky.
! Miss Sweeny, who has been visiting
| friends in this city, has returned to her
home in San Francisco.
j. b. Haggin has been cabled to Santa
Ra han Inv N oil
daughter, Miss Rita Haggin.
President Valentine of the San Fran
cisco Molders' Union, was in the CITY
yesterday.en route to the East
Mrs Judge Van Fleet and children
are among the party now at Idlewild.
Lake Tahoe, with Mrs. Clark Crocker.
! Colonel ]. r. Laine, of the Governors
| staff, is attending the encampment at
Santa Cruz, as also is Assistant Adjutant-
| General Murray.
On the Fourth of July Mr.. Brown Of
! Carson City chartered the steamer Mamie
and gave his party an enjoyable trip
around Lake Tahoe.
Peter Flaherty, j. Zittinger, Frank
Robinson and Joseph Campbell have
! gone on camping trip to the mountains
of Ell Dorado County.
| Misses +. A. Heating and Josie Hat
1 man, of San Francisco who have been
visiting Mrs. w. Il. Brown, at 2l23 NJ
street, have returned to their home.
On Saturday afternoon, Miss Lena
| Bowley, assisted by Miss Callie Williams
and Nrss Kittie Wilmington, entertained
a number of her little friends at her home,
| 230S III street. Those present were I.isetta
! Bechtold. Mabel Miller, Clara Graves.
/ Maudie Cook, Mabel Graves, Ava Pear
| son, Lizzie Dutton, Lena Dudley, Blanche
| Pearson. Argyll and Raymond Bowley.
| John Young and wife, with their two
sons and three daughters, arrived yester-
day from Wales. Mrs. Young is a sister
Of Thomas Lewis of this city, and they
| had not met for more than twenty wears.
| 1t was only recently that Mr.. Lewis
! learned of the whereabouts of his sister.
and of the death of his parents, all pre-
vious efforts 10 hear from them having
| failed.
! Arrivals at the Capital Hotel yesterday:
John Crofton, Courtland G. Hermann.
r. Z. Murray, J. w. Frost, Miss Z.
Gallagher, Miss NJ. E. Sweeny, William
| Hogan, A. Meyer, San Francisco: Clar-
ence Camp, Perkins; Mrs. n. Fleming,
! Oakland; Mrs a. Thornton, Miss NJ.
| Thornton, Miss Josie Thornton, Miss
strong, Jackson; j. NJ. Stephenson,
Franklin; II. 7. Higgins, Clarksburg;
! j. +. Brown, NJ. K. -Ghesry, S. III.
| Sprague, Iowa Ilill; Gus Roener, Fred
/ ID. Glines, Oakland.
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotely yes
| terday: L. III. Douglas, U. S. Geological
Survey: J. =. Bourke, Chicago; f. 0.
| Francisco; A. Samuels, San Francisco:
r. w. Cahoon, New York: c. e. Tink-
| ham, Chicago; G. 4. Nestor, w L. Watts.
| San Francisco; J. y. Laml1in, San Jose:
G. T.. Bement and wife, Lansing, Mich;
JOS. i. Brooks, New York; w. b. Jenk-
ms, Boston; Sam Bonksfky, San Fran
cisco; ID. c. Riddell, Santa Cruz; j. l..
Coats, Pleasanton; II. C. Morrill,, Burt
Ramsey, J. p. Mccarthy, San Francisco;
j. w. Nelson, Oakland; Mr.. Aesberg,
San Francisco; j. II. Droste, ST. Louis;
/ p. G. Best, wife and nurse, Mrs. r. T.
Phillips, p. Deibl, Ohio; w. II. Bray,
| Camp Point, H.; Mr.. COLES and wife
kidney, Ireland; a. a. Morris, Quincy,
III.
Yesterday at noon, at the residence of
the brides mother, Mrs. Quatman, 625
| O'Farrell street, San Francisco, Miss Eva
| l.. Quatman and George Edward Per-
| kins were married. The drawing-rooms
were fragrant with the perfume of con-
| seryatory buds and blossoms which were
arranged in large clusters and placed in
handsome porcelain vases. The cEande-
! liers were entwined with smilax and on
the mantels and cabinets jars and bowls
were overlooking with wealth of flow
ers. The balustrades, leading from the
| reception floor below to the dressing
rooms and dining salon arranged for the
occasion above, were interlaced with
acacia boughs gemmed with buds. The
window draperies were closely drawn to
exclude the rays of the sun, and an eff
tective, subdued light was shed through
the various suites of apartments from the
shaded Jets of the chandeliers. From the
keystone of the arch spanning the recess
of the bay window wedding-bell,
wrought of pale-toned Duchess de Bra
bant roses and pinks, was suspended.
Within this embrasure Of the window,