The record-union., 1892-06-23
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

Acknowledgement Hart has gone to
San Francisco, to be absent week.
Mrs. Eldred Edelman of San Francisco
is visiting Mrs. c. Rood OF this city.
Miss Clara Bates of Oakland is the
guest Of Miss Lulu Steffens in this city.
Adam Damn returned last night from
q couple of weeks sojourn at Harbin's
Springs.
b. f. Bentley, the weIl-known Yolo
farmer and hop-grower, has gone on a
visit OF several weeks to his brother in
Portland, Or.
1t was reported yesterday that ex-State
stricken with paralysis, was dying in
san Francisco.
Mrs. Chittenden and daughter Maud,
Miss Ottie Cramer, Joe Warner and Ed
Long, all of Oakland, who have been Wis
ting Mr.. and Mrs. w. Il. Ferrai, have
returned home.
DR.. Clark j. Burnham, son of Mr. and
Mrs. j. III. Burnham of Folsom, and q
graduate of the Sacramento High School,
has been appointed resident physician of
st. Luke's Hospital, San Francisco.
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel yes
terday. George W. Penter, Portland;
Mrs. G. I. Hambleton, Carson City; Mrs.
Jennie Phillips, Galesburg. H.. NJ. j.
Moloney, st. Joseph; G. II. Eithian,
Chas. A. Ligare, Chicago; b. II. Kent,
Morris Barr, New York; w. II. Reed,
Cleveland, o.. J. B. Trever and wife,
Miss j. NJ. Trevor Cincinnati; f. C. Du-
rant, Folsom; e. l.. Van Cleech and wife,
Santa Cruz; X. q. Hart and wife, Red
ding; j. Kuskel, II. d. Posner, Chas. r.
Melander, c. |. Swift, q. l.. McCandless,
H. Rosenthal, M. f. Frank, John Cashin
II. keiner, San Francisco.
a quiet wedding took place yesterday
which will result in sacramento losing
one Of its popular native daughters. At
the home OF the bride, William II. Eek
hardt of Spokane, Wash, was married to
Miss Minnie Breuner, daughter Of the
late John Breuner, Rev. c. +. Oehler of
the German Lutheran Church officiating.
The groom is the son of Henry Eclhardt
ofthis city, and himself resided here until
a couple of years ago, when he removed to
Spokane and established III that young
and thriving city prosperous business
1t is understood the young couple will
make their home in Spokane, whittier
the best wishes Of large circle Of friends
will attend them.
4 pleasant surprise party was rendered
Mrs. q. Schadt last evening at her resi-
dence, 727 X street, by number of her
friends, and very enjoyable time was
had by all. The following were among
those present: Mrs. Annie Plummer,
Mrs. Monaghan, Mrs. Baker of Gait.
Ruth Hardy, Mary Nield Jones, Nellie
Kendall, Edna Harvey, Luella Ochsner,
Ida Hugo, Annie Lindenmeyer, Clara
Lindenmeyer, Addie Morrison, Annie
Schadt, May Hembree, Hattie Hembree.
Alice Schadt, Maggie Ewers, Lille
Ewers, Fred Ochsner, Tom Scott of Po-
mona, John Geiger. VIM. Hopkinson, r.
l.. Harris, James Hugo, Russell McKer-
richer, Pearl Sacry of Pomona, Will
M Unll
Monaghan, Vance WILDER, Cal. Hide
brandt, Chas. Pritchard, George Marsh.
Harvey Burnett, r. L. Pritchard, Fred
Morrison and Fred Schadt.
The wedding OF w. B. Peck and Eva
Butler, both Of this city, took place at the
residence of Frank Butler, the brides
brother, All n street, last evening, Rev.
ID. r. Jones of the A. NJ. E. Church of
iiciating. The marriage was performed
in the presence of a select number OF
friends and relatives. After the cere-
mony reception was held at the resi-
dence of Mrs. Lille Peck, on p street,
where about one hundred guests gathered
to offer their congratulations to the happy
pair. The bride was dressed in a gown
of cream colored silk and lace and
looked charming. Her attendants were
Miss lone Murrells, Miss Amy Murrels,
Miss Louisa Johnson and Miss Eva But
Ter. The groom's attendants were Messrs.
j. Sands, Ernest johnson, A. Dallas and
Frank Butler. The rooms were taste
fully and beautifully decorated with
roses, snilaX and ferns. Mr.. Peck IS a
prosperous young business man of this
city, and the bride is very popular. They
have the best wishes of their many
friends for future happiness and success.
The happy couple will make their future
home with the groom's parents. where
handsome and comfortable apartments
have been fitted up for them. The pres
euts were numerous and costly. MANY
OF them came from distant places, in
Guiding Oakland, San Francisco and
Washington, ID. c.
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