The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1892-08-10
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

G. w. Grayson has returned from Ne
vada.
Supervisor G. o. Bates leaves to-day
for the bay.
+ w. l.. Crawford Of the Call was in the
| city yesterday.
Judge Walling of Nevada City came
down yesterday.
Attorney-General Hart has returned
from San Francisco.
Governor Markham left late last night
for Camp Columbus.
Mrs. II. G. White is visiting her former
home in Sierra County.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. C. Irvine are among
| the visitors at Lake Tahoe.
Miss Lulu kim has gone to San Fran
cisco, to be absent a month.
Mrs. j. B. Gilbert and children are en-
joying an outing at Halfmoon Bay.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. G. Storch left Monday
for San Francisco to enjoy vacation.
Supervisor Jenkins and family will
leave to-day for san Francisco on visit.
DR.. II. w. Hardness came up from San
Francisco last night en- route to Lake
Tahoe.
Mrs. d. DeBernardi of San Francisco is
visiting the family of James CARROLL in
this city.
l.. Henry, former manager of the thea
ters here, was up from San Francisco
yesterday.
Mrs. G. II. Gilman and two children
! left yesterday for a several weeks visit to
| Allen Springs.
n. Christophel, an old resident of this
city, is lying dangerously i'll at his resi-
dence in Florin.
Albert Hart, John Lafferty and their
families are camping out near Adams
Springs, Lake County.
| EX-Supreme Justice c. n. Fox of Ala
media was in the city yesterday, as also
was Colonel ID. Nj. Burns.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. S. Speers and two chill
dren, DIR. M. NJ. Cronemiller, Miss T..
Blasdel and Miss Alice Baily will leave
this morning for San Francisco.
| Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel
yesterday: Dave Posner, S. bernstein.
| New York; Livingston Stone, Boston: J
Harrington, Chicago; E. G. Deweese,
Philadelphia; Mrs. j. G. CIeary, Vir-
ginia City; w. A. Titcomb, II. G. Smith.
Miss Simms, III. G. Weisbird, Arthur J.
Heineman, +. H. Lamb. S. G. Abbott
Slantey Gledden, H. w. Hickman, d.
| Wilkowski, Ii. w. Van Sicklen, G, A.
| Stewart and wife, a. NJ. Davis and son.
San Francisco; w. c. Hopkins, Oakland:
Geo. II. Francis, Alameda; r. M. Huff
man, Rodeo.
Last Saturday morning, the 9th instant.
a select company of close friends and
relatives Of the hosts assembled at the
| residence of Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel II
! Merwin, some miles south of this civ. to
| celebrate the marriage of their charminU
! daughter, Ella L., to Robert J. Gibson OF
! Elorin, young man of enviable business
! standing and high character well and
| tavorably known throughout the county.
At ll:30 the wedding march was PLAYED /.
Miss Ruth Merwin at the piano, and the
! groom and bride entered, escorted by
Miss Sophia b. Christman, bridesmaid
aid Henry Merwin, groomsman. The
| groom was in appropriate dress, ard the
| bride wore a handsome gray silk.
trimmed with fine lace, and for orna-
ments orange blossoms. The marriage
] ceremony was performed by Rev. K.
! Rodda. The responses by the young
| couple were strong and full of feeling. and
| testified to the conviction with them of
/ the gravity OF the step they were taking.
Sincere and hearty congratulations of the
many friends present followed. and then
the party was entertained by the hosts at
| an elegant wedding breakfast. The
newly married pair left soon after for
| San francisco and other points of interest
| In the State. On their return thew will
| make their home in Elorin Among
! those present at this wedding, which is
| looked upon as one especially happy in
the union OF two young people who are
| so highly and widely esteemed for their
virtues, were Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel II.
Merwln, Miss Ruth Merwin, Mrs. +. A.
| MaSsol of Los Gatos, Henry Melwin.
| Mrs. j. L. Pike aud Mrs. Merwin of
Sacramento, sisters of the brides parents.
! Miss Sophia Christman of Costumes
| Rev. r. Rodda and wife, Mrs. Tabor and
Miss Flora Tabor of FIorin.