The record-union., 1891-06-17
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL

Senator Sprague was over from Wood
land yesterday.
owen Griffith of this city is registered
at the Auburn Hotel.
II. A. Johnson, general agent of the
Union Pacific, is in the city.
Mrs. ]. II. Hardy is visiting Mrs. Frank
Powell, near the Folsom Prison.
C. E. Grunsky, the well-known civil
engineer, is at the Golden Eagle Hotel.
Miss Florence Hicks of San Francisco
is spending her vacation with her
brother, NJ. II. Hicks of this city.
Mrs. Emily Slater of Los Angeles is
visiting this city, the guest of her
daughter, Mrs. John A. Mcintyre.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Mier and Mrs.
Herman Mier of this city have taken
rooms in Auburn for a few weeks.
Mrs. Paris Kilbonrne, wife of the Sur
yeyor of the Port of San Francisco, is the
guest of Mrs. John f. Kidder of Nevada
City.
A. B. Dibble and George Fletcher of
Grass Valley have gone to the Lakes,
where they will spend a few delightful
days fishing.
Mrs. Richard Very and three children
of Mayfield, Santa Clara County, are Wis
iting Mr.. and Mrs. William P. Rogers of
Grass Valley.
Editor Rufus Shoemaker of Grass Val
ley has been very i'll for the past week
and will go to San Francisco in a short
time for treatment.
Captain e. L. Hawk and family have
returned to their ranch near Rocklin.
Miss Blanche Hawk goes to Berkeley on
the 18th, to pass an examination for the
State University, where she intends to
take classical course.
John O'Malley, George B. Franz and
Grove l.. Johnson and wife of this city,
and +. A. Fletcher, NJ. McNutt, Miss
Wilson, Miss Catlin, A. w. Wilson and
Thomas Denegan OF San Francisco are at
the Putnam House, Auburn.
At the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. ].
Bories, 5094 j street, their daughter,
Millie, was married at noon yesterday to
A. Jacobs, a young merchant Of San
francisco. The ceremony was performed
by Rev. Falk Vidaver of the latter city
Only the relatives and very few friends
We're present. a large number of we'd
ding gifts were received, and congratula-
tory kilograms poured in from far and
near. a wedding dinner was given to
! the guests in the afternoon, after which
the newly welded couple departed for
Monterey. They will make their home
in San Francisco.
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel yes
terday: w. II. Boal, Cincinnati: II. e.
Stoltege, Madison, Wis; H. H. Platte,
San Jose; P. J. Kennedy, Leonard Rob-
inson, New York; p. S. Small, Edward
Forbes, Chicago; j. D. Lincoln, Massa-
chusetts; Harry A. Goehring, ]. f.
orado Springs; E. A. Nichols. Wilcox,
Ariz.; o. G. Beach, Donagal; Mrs. o. r.
Hopkins and child, Oakland; L. n. Reed,
Pittsburg, Pa; l.. +. Davis, National
City; Mrs. S. r. Daniels, Minneapolis;
w. w. Douglas, San Bernardino; Miss
n L. ii. y
ton, +. {. Davis, Paul Davis, G. E.
Grunslly, t. n. Holm, Charles E. Miller,
San Francisco.
Last evening Miss Eta Wallace gave a
reception to large number of her friends
at the residence Of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. III. X. Wallace, ZIG NJ street. The
residence and grounds were beautifully
illuminated with Japanese lanterns, while
the parlors were handsomely decorated
with mountain ferns, evergreens and
potted plants. Among the young ladies
and gentlemen present were Miss Lucy
Jones. Miss Ella KlotZ, Miss Trude
Maydwell, Miss Sophia Jones, Miss Edna
Ficks, Miss Nina Lyon OF San Francisco
Miss Ida Flemming, Miss Maggie Flem-
ming, Miss Gussie Stevenson, Miss Mabel
Lyon, Miss Eta Waterman, Miss Ida
Herndon, Miss Ledia Peltier of Oakland,
Miss Mabel Arnold, Miss Floy Herzog,
Miss Meta Crosby, Miss Ina HughSon
and Miss Ella Wilder; Joe Huntoon,
Fred. Allen, Jesse Anderson, VIII Me
Cleary, Bert Martin, John Frazee, Will
Singer, George Bassett, Harry Woods,
viii Calderwood, s. McCleary, John
Lindler, Clement Barnes, Girn Crosby,
A. Gregory, Al. Garfield, G.. Pinkham,
Rich. Abrams, Vic. Hatfield, Ned Grove,
VIII Mackfessel, Milt. Wallace and
Percy Allen. The evening was devoted
to games, music and other amusements.
Before the close of the party at midnight
an excellent collation. was served.