The record-union., 1891-11-02
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL

John Catlin has returned from trip to
the mountains.
Mrs. Colonel Guthrie has returned
from the Bay City.
Mrs. NJ. A. Howard returned yesterday
from Byron Springs.
Hon. w. C. Hendricks, ex-Secretary of
State, has been the guest of Captain and
Mrs. NJ. Paul at Folsom.
Miss Laura Lyman has returned to her
Folsom home after an extended visit to
friends and relatives in San Francisco.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry NJ. Gillig will ar
rive in New York on the City of Paris on
Wednesday, after spending several
months in Europe.
Colonel c. Z. Crocker and j. G.. Stubbs
will each erect handsome villa near
Castle Crag Tavern, Shasta, to be ready
for occupancy by spring.
Mrs. j. d. Gilchrist. sister Of Mrs.
Governor Markham, returned to Sierra
mento Saturday after a somewhat pro-
tracted visit to Pasadena.
Governor Markham and his private
Secretary, Nj. K. Higgins, went 10 san
francisco Saturday afternoon. They
win be absent about week.
Mrs. w. o. Pierce Of PlacerviIle and
Mrs. flantz Meyers of sshingle Springs.
were the guests of John y. Graham and
HiAS OI l. OiSOl1l utIlitl itLSC NGGA.
s. NJ. Spfague and N. r. Gleeson, prom
inent mining men OF Iowa Hill, stopped
over in sacramento for several hours yes
terday, en- route 20 San Francisco.
y very enjoyable surprise party was
rendered to Miss Annie Watkins OF
Cafnptonville last Thursday evening at
the residence OF her cousin, Miss Ellen
Tarner, 425 ii street. Music, dancing
and games of all kinds We're INDUCED in
until late hour Al 1915 refreshments
were served, and the guests departed at
an early hour in the morning. Among
those present were: Girls Quinn, Thresa
Flanagan, Dan McCarty, Annie Watkins,
Martin Friend, Rosa Pritchard, Steve
Dwyer, Della Kagee, George Parnell,
Maud Pritchard, Ben Mccormick, Ida
Laudaw, Albert Kagee, Minnie Flana-
gan, Mr.. Twosheil, Maud Matheren, viii
Miller, Lulu Henwood, Charley Cravers,
Max Ramsey, Albert Ogg, Lena Dwyer,
Kate DWyer, Will Ogg, Nellie Ramsey
and Ellen Turner.
In the parlors of the Capital Hotel yes
tcrday afternoon, was celebrated the mar
riage of George Gillespie, young busi-
ness man Of Oroville, and Miss Ray Will
son, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. VIII
son OF this city. The beautiful marriage
ceremony OF the Hebrew faith was per-
formed by the Rev. Joseph L. Levy, after
which All elegant wedding reDast was
partaken Of The happy couple were the
recipients of many costly and useful
presents. Congratulatory kilograms were
received from absent friends, testifying
to the high esteem in which the young
couple were held. Among the many
present at the ceremony, were Mr.. and
Mrs. j. l.. Levy, Mr.. and Mrs. II. Vein
stock, Mr.. and Mrs. ID. Lubin, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. Bonnheim. Mr.. and Mrs. NJ
Wilson, Mrs NJ. a. Berstein of San Fran
cisco, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Woolf of San
Francisco, Miss Annie Berstein of San
Francisco Mrs. P. Lies of San Francisco,
'AIr. and Mrs. a. Ell<us, Mr.. and Mrs. O.
Ross. Mr. and Mrs. s. Morris, Mr.. and
Mrs. Abe Wilson, Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Lew
enthal, Il. S. Elkus, Geo. w. Elkus, NJ.
I. Gratz, Miss Minnie Meyer, II. Meyer.
JOS. Wilson, Aaron Wilson, Minnie Will
son, Isidore Wilson, Celia Wilson. The
newly-married couple will make tour
Of the southern counties, after which
they will take up their permanent resi-
dence in 0rovillc.
On Friday evening pleasant surprise
party was rendered to Miss Jennie Col
Ions by her friends, at the residence of
Mr.. and Mrs. William Stokes, 14l2
street. The evening was passed very en-
ioyably in music, singing, dancing and
games. Miss CollonS proved to be a very
pleasant and entertaining hostess, and
she was very ably assisted by her friends,
Mrs. William Stokes and Miss Grace
Pitman, who made the occasion very
pleasant by their sociable disposition
After partaking of a bounteous repast The
guests dispersed, highly pleased with their
evenings entertainment. The following
We're present: Misses Jennie Collons,
Grace Pitman, Blanche Billou, Nettie
Merrill. Minnie Merrill, Fannie Denton,
Mamie kimball, Ella Welsh, Eva Flint,
Lulu Thielbahr, Anna Conrad, Maud
Brink. May Brink, Bertha Conrad, Ida
Webster, Ida Isaacs, Amy Delp, Eva
Cook. Mrs. John Miller and Mrs VIM.
Stokes, Messrs. William Stokes, Harlow
Jefford, Edward T. Lawrence, Floyd
! Townsend, William jeffrey, Frank
Simons, Enos Simons, Vance Wilbur.
Bert Beesley, Chris Conrad, Lonnie Al
len, Fred Grassell, Cled Farnsworth, Os-
car Hulet, Henry Hofeit, Peter Lynn,
Frank Denton, Harry Uhl, Walter Davis,
John Miller, George Waite, james Elan
agan, Barney Harr, Louis Broch.