The record-union., 1892-12-13
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

Dan Hyman of Winters was in town
yesterday.
Judge G. F. Irwin came down from
Placerville yesterday.
Chris Green, Director Of the State Agri-
cultural Society, is in the city.
William T Coleman of San Francisco is
registered at the Golden Eagle Hotel.
Mrs. Fred Dassonville of San Fran
cisco is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Ben
Welch.
Mrs. D. W. Breckenfeld of Seattle,
Wash, is visiting the family of her son,
ii. b. Breckenteld, in this city.
Senator D. A. Ostrom came down from
Marysville yesterday, and Senator
Sprague was over from Woodland.
Harry SCHNEIDER, the well-known
printer, and Joseph Petit, the grocer at
Tenth and NJ streets, are both seriously
i'll.
Hon. w. P. Matthews, Assemblyman-
elect from Iehama County, is in the city.
de Is candidate for Speaker of the
House.
e. F. Hutchinson and wife, nee Hol-
tenhoff, will be at home Wednesday after
noon, from 2 to 5, to receive their friends,
at 1916 Seventh street.
Jacob korn, the grain merchant, of
Franklin, has gone to Paso Robles
Springs TO spend a few weeks for his
health, also to invest in property in that
section.
Governor Markham and A. Abbott
yesterday brought home several sacks
full of game from Colusa. The geese did
not know the Governor was in their vi
cInlty or they would have flown higher,
Tor the Executive is an expert with the
gun.
Ex-Postmaster r. D. Stephens, the
well-known horticulturist and Demo-
cratic politician, is a central figure in
political circles in San Francisco these
days. Mir. Stephens, it is said, has at least
one eye on the Secretaryship of Agri-
culture in Cleveland's Cabinet.
George A. McCalvey, Deputy Clerk of
the Supreme Court at San Francisco. who
has been IN charge of Deputy Clerk Co
vans Office at the Capitol for several
weeks, returned to San Francisco yester-
day. Mr.. Govan returned to resume his
duties after spending a fortnight at the
Bay.
On the 22d Of November Miss Frances
a. Hart ofSacramento and Chas P. Vicini,
young lawyer of Sutter Creek. Amador
County, we're united in marriage by Rev.
Father Grace. 1t was a very pleasant
affair, and the happy couple were the
recipients of valuable presents, as well as
the congratulations of numerous friends
and relations.
At the breakfast given at the residence
of Mrs. G. Crocker in San Francisco.
complimentary to Mrs. f. L. Tedman
nee DemingJ, those to meet the special
guest of the occasion were: Mrs. ID. J,
Crocker, Mrs. A. G. Spreckels, Mrs.
Charles o. Alexander, Mrs. John Vail,
Mrs. C. n. Shaw, Mrs. Van Fleet, Mrs
A. B. Ford, Mrs. f. H. Green, Miss Car
roll, Miss Hooker, Miss Deming and Miss
Breeze.
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel
yesterday: George Hansen, Mr.. and Mrs.
r. l.. Cutting, Jr., A. Reid, William F.
Owen, A. Leopold, New York; Joe Lift,
w. T. Cary, Chicago; C. W. Noyes and
wife, II. A. Griggs, Boston; Jas. +. Heb
bron, Salinas; r. d. Gird, Chino; w. l..
HardisOn, Santa Paula; j. S. Larkin,
Benicia; Charles F. Solt, Oroville; o.
Evans, Reno; p. G.. Sharp, n. b. Whit
taker, Stockton; F. e. Washburne, Geo.
J. Campbell, S. Heyman. Etfie Germon,
Mildred Meredith, William t. Coleman,
r. P. Gibbs. l.. G. Iven, D. c. Brownel,
Il. w. Chapman, NJ. A. Cassins, NJ. Aron-
son, w. IL. Baker. Z. B. Castle, San
Francisco