The record-union., 1892-11-16
SOCIAL AND ER5ONAL.

Frank II. McMullin of San Jose is in
town.
C. II. Gilman has gone to San Fran
cisco on business.
Hon. r. G. Sargent Of San Joaquin is at
the Golden Eagle Hotel.
George H. Chapman of Los Angeles is
visiting friends in Sacramento.
Governor Markham has returned from
Pasadena and resumed his official duties.
DR.. w. p. Matthews, Assemblyman-
elect from Tehama County, is in the city.
B. a. Trapp has started East for visit
to Graham, Nodaway County, Missouri.
Miss Mary Gleason of Iowa Hill is vis-
iting Miss Annie Horsefeld of this city.
Charles E. Ryan, an attorney of San
Francisco, is visiting relatives in this
city.
Mrs. B. G. Crane and Miss Edith Crane
of San Francisco are visiting in Sacra-
mento.
Mrs. j. Eager has returned to her home
in San Francisco after a months soiourn
with friends in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mark Levy of Portland.
Or, have returned home after visiting
friends here.
The opening party of the winter series
by the Club Reseda will take place at
Turner Hall this evening.
Charles p. Hall, formerly manager of
the local theaters, but now a resident of
San Francisco, is in the city, visiting the
many friends he has here.
Among the visitors in the city is
Charles L. Conlan of San Francisco. son
Of Patrick Conlan of the City Hotel.
Young Conlan has just been elected
Judge of one of the Police Courts in San
Francisco. He was born and reared in
this city.
Miss Jennie Elworthy and Mr.. and
Mrs. S. S. Leary and children have re-
turned from san Francisco, where they
had been visiting relatives and friends
MIR. Leary arrived in San Francisco last
Thursday evening from the Arctic, where
he has spent the last nine months on the
steamer Orca.
On Monday evening a charming party
was given by Miss Lottie j. Davis.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. J. G. Davis. at
their residence. 6l2 NJ street The occa-
sion was the eighteenth birthday ami
versary of Miss Davis, and her invited
guests were present in large numbers.
The evening was spent in games, music.
literary exercises, etc, all present having
most enjoyable time.
Daniel Desmond, a well-known mem
Der OF the Fire department, and Miss An
gelina Cadigan were united in marriage
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the brides parents, l4I0 q street. Rev.
Father Grace of1iciated. John Desmond
acted as grOOmsman and the brides sis
ter as bridesmaid. A number of the
young couples friends were in attend
ance and gave them some handsome pres
ents. After the ceremony a wedding din
ner was served, after which the happy
young couple took the train for San Fran
cisco, where they will spend their honey
moon.
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel yes
terday: John Fryer, Saratoga Springs.
\. y; w. Marks, Omaha; Robert Robert
son, Montreal; A. G. Presley, Chicago;
l.. E. Beckwith and wife, Charleston,
Mo-; F. K. Hollingworth, Louisville,
Miss A. c. Doan, Gflroy; j. +. Brown
Iowa Hill; $. d. Wood ana wife, Miss O.
a. Wood, Wheatland; d. c. Grettan. r.
c. Sargent, Stockton; f. Bryant. San
Leandro; II. A. Barclay, Los Angeles: o.
G. Schulze, Dixon; G. L. Elliott, Lodi: G.
l.. McCandlass, f. J. Fletter, r. E. Smith.
l.. Euphrat, Q. Erlbach, H. G. Morrill,, J.
c. Campbell, Nj. Mullaney and wife, San
Francisco.
Lena Guthrie gave a very pleasant
party to her little friends on Saturday
last, the occasion being her fifth birthday.
The following were present: Nellie Dase,
Dan Sullivan, Eugene Christson, Edith
Hunt, Harry Stober, Mabel Lyman, Rosa
Clark, George and Clara SteinmilIer.
Berte Barry, Arthur and Eddie DeIina,
Ray Bethel, Florence and Ethel Sim
mons, Morton and Harrison Arnold.
Charlie and George Ehmann, Lena
Stadler, Clara Jackson. frankie Arnold,
Verna Martin, Leslia Gering, Bruce
Guthrie, Gertrude Hughes, Gladis Hunt,
Boyde Beede, Henry Boumann, Willie
Laracy, Roy Hillderbrand, Fred Stober,
Leslie and Lyle Watkins, Fredie Schroth,
Eddie Weizei, Irene Heich, Louis Stober,
George Schroth, Stella and Hazel An
derson, Louise and Aleene Jurgens, Liz
zie McCall, Otto Dieterle, Karl Fisher,
Ethel Stober, Roseline Heich, Irene
Schroth, Myrtle Guthrie, Mamma Jack
son, Helen and Evelyn Anderson. Lena
was presented, in very neat little speech