The record-union., 1892-01-21
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL

Miss Bertha Nathan of San Francisco is
visiting relatives in this city.
Irving Hebron, who has been suffer
ing from severe attack Of Ia grippe is
now convalescent.
Professor Haskell and Professor Brad
ley of the State University are making a
three weeks visit to the southern part OF
the State.
John Nathan, the popular young sales
man, has nearly recovered from his pro-
Ionged illness, caused by the dreaded
pneumonia.
Jacob Wollmer has returned to this
city after two-months' pleasure trip to
his old home in New York and a visit to
the larger Eastern cities.
Mrs. Joseph Levy and children, who
have been spending couple of weeks in
Sacramento with friends, returned ia
their home in Los Angeles yesterday.
Ex-AssembIyman Nestor A. Young OF
San Diego is in Sacramento. 1t is under
stood that he came here to consult with
the Governor regarding appointments to
be made in Southern California.
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel yes-
terday: w. &. Fay, Daniel SulIy and
wife, M. Cohen, New York; H. l.. Ho-
vey and wife, Chicago; j. T. Smith.
{. McCaffree, Woodland; T. G. Stearns'
Hattie |. Artz, P. r. Poster, E. c. Mar,
tiari. George Vincent, A. NJ. Barnett.
Howard E. Casey, w. d. Howe, Louis
5. Baily and wife, Keno; G.. w. Weaver.
Elkhart, Ind; Colver Gordon, Lowell
Mass; G. l.. Withers, Delano; d. Wright.
Alameda.
AT the society ball which took place last
evening at MadiSon-square Garden. New
York, the Sir Roger de Coverly was a
feature OF the programme of music. The
young ladles-those who were presented
this winter, and those who have only en-
joyed society invitations and pleasures
Tor a season or two-were robed in sim
pie and most fascinating gowns, MANY of
them trimmed with lilies of the valley
and rosebuds. Their ornaments, as a
RUE, were strings Of pearls. Among the
more elaborate and elegant robes We're:
MRS MIS-. Astor's OF satin brocade, draped
/ with point lace. Mrs. W. c. whitney
! was attired in heavy white satin. EN-
/ broidered in green and silver. Mrs.
! Chauncey Depew's robe was of rose
! colored satin, finished in point lace. Mrs.
/ frederick Vanderbilt wore pale-vellow
brocade, with draperies of lace, and Mrs.
/ StuyVeSant Fish'S robe was of YELLOW
satin. finished in god-colored tulie and
ornamented with violets The grand
| cotlIllon was danced after supper and the
! faYors were feather fans. The german
lasted for an hour and half
| At the residence of the brides parents
! l. street, between Eleventh and Twelftb'
Miss Hattie E. Roth and John Newell
Blair were married yesterday. Rev T
NJ. Newell of Santa Clara officiated. Thera
were present at the ceremony. beside fhe
the friends of the families. the bride
groom's uncles, James and Robert blair
OF Placerville, Thomas Anderson. Mrs
Robert Blair, Miss Mollie Blair. Miss
Jennie Boyd of San Francisco. Richard
Walters and his wife of Woodland. Mr.
and Mrs. Dwinelle, Mr.. and Mrs. Vein
stock, DR.. and Mrs. White, Mrs. Van
VOORHEES,, General and Mrs. A. l.. Hart
Jessie Pearson, Miss Meir, and a number
of others. The bridegroom is a native
son, was born in Placerville, and ban
tised in infancy by the minister who
married him. The bride was born and
reared in Sacramento. There were many
elegant presents, including among them
many beautiful articles of silverware
ornamented china and many other such
useful and Ornamental articles as Young
married people prize in this age of Iux
ury and beauty. The residence was bean
tifully decorated for the occasion. An ele
giant collation. was served and ali went
merry as a marriage-bell. The hapnv
pair departed on the afternoon train for
wedding trip.