The record-union., 1892-11-21
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

OCN41AA AMI 9IsOONAA
James X. O'Brien of Marysville is at
the Golden Eagle.
G. Z. Tinkham, a prominent citizen of
Chico, is in the city.
Reel B. Terry, son of the late Judge
David ). Terry, is here from Fresno.
II. NJ. Woods, the newspaper reporter,
IS here on visit from San Francisco.
State Agricultural Director w. A. Gam
bic came up from San Francisco ON Sat
urday.
John B. Hall, one of Stockton's leading
lawyers, has been attending the Supreme
Court.
Mrs. w. IL. kinross and Miss Gussie
Stevenson have gone to San Francisco to
attend the RosewaId opera.
Captain NJ. Paul of the Folsom Prison.
who has been dangerously i'll until
within few days ago, is improving grad
ually.
II. 5. Spalding, publisher of the Grass
Valley I1diRgS, has been visiting the city.
Mr.. Spaldlng was a former resident of
Sacramento, where he once held a posi-
uon on the local department of the REC
ORD-UNIoN.
Colonel w. D. Bicycle, who practiced
law in this city several years ago, and
afterward moved to Redding, was in
town Saturday renewing old acouaint-
mento, his first love, shortly, and will
resume his practice here.
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel YES
terday: A. Wagner, Denver; Tom An
derson, J. B. Foster, Chicago; j. II.
Roger and wife, Denver; A. Chisman and
wife, London: G. Z. Tinkham, Chico;
James Il. O'Brien, Marysville; Ben It.
Gels, Willows; 2. J. Hazen, Modesto;
John B. Hall, Stockton; w. w. Cross. W.
b. Wallace, Nisalia Reel b. Terry.
Fresno; S. G. Cumberledge, George t.
Drake, Thomas w. Doyle, E. c. French,
San Francisco; d. J. Matlock and wife,
city; Ben F. Lewis, Chicago
The marriage of J. Fulton Newton of
Woodbridge and Miss Lena Z. Hastings
OF Folsom took place at the residence of
the brides parents, in the latter place on
Tuesday last. The ceremony was per-
formed by Rev. DR.. NJ. d. A. Steen of
Woodbridge. The groom is one of the
most highly esteemed young men of
Woodbridge, and the bride one of Fol-
som's most popular and accomplished
young ladies. Leroy Hastings, a brother
OF the bride, was groomsman, and Miss
Jennie Newton, a sister of the groom.
was bridesmaid.
The AMIGO Club, which for the past
four years has given delightful parties
during the winter season, gave its open-
ing party for this year at Turner Hail on
Saturday evening. When the club was
hrst organized 1t was composed entirely
of a younger class of members than other
clubs had enrolled, but a lapse of four
years has found the charter members
grown TO be young ladies and gentlemen.
and this year the club opens its season
under the most favorable auspices. The
membership roll is restricted TO a certain
number and ten parties are to be given at
intervals of two weeks. The affair Sat
urday evening was very ENJOYABLE. and
n sel,,
cellent music. The members OF the club
are: George II. Clark, Frank Hickman.
G. w. McKillip, d. A. Lindley, H. J.
kngarifi, F. q. Smith. f. Peltier, Charles
Thompson, 10 Huntoon, f. Allen, c.
Harrison, Ed NJ. Sheehan, C. Holi. G,
Jones, William Henry, b. Welch, J. Vo-
gelsang, William Bryant, II. Mckee, II.
kleinsorge, w. Calderwood, +. Kestler.
b. Dray, William Flint, L. Trainor. A
Trainor, NJ: Roberts, E. Stevens, Fred
Smith, w. Harper, B. Kidder, II. Wood.
J. Spillman, William Nichols, E. Flint
J. Catln, Z. Williams, L. Robie, n. Ten
brook, S. Upson, TheO. Millikin. How
ard kimbrough, A. Dray, A. Garfield. II.
Harper, c. h. Darling, C. K, LipnIan
Charles Mier, w. Brown, H. Carroll
William Chaplin, 5. Ennis, r. Richard
son, J. Wiseman, Char rles Bentley. Ex-
ecutive Committee-William B. Schaw.
President; William Hendricks. Vice,
PRESIDENT Charles Phillips, Secretary
and Treasurer; Gus S. Turner, Floor hi
rector; j. X. LaRue, V. MerkIey. }. f.
Sullivan.
The initial party of the new Club
Ideal, held last Friday evening at
Turner Hall, was one in every wav
worthy Of the young people comnos.
ing the club. No efforts had been spared
to make it the equal OF any like affair of
the season, and as a society event il will
not likely .be surpassed. The club ex-
pended several hundred dollars for the
hall decorations, which were very unioue
and tasteful. Rows of lanterns Of various
colors were suspended from the central
chandelier to the corners of the hall.
while the walls were embellished with
feStoons of smilax and wreaths of nany-
hued ichrysanthemms. Ferns, palms and
plumeS had transformed the music-stand
into perfect bower of beauty. The pro-
grammes were very pretty sonveniers of
the occasion. The Club Ideal is composed
as the following list of members will
shOw-of ladies and gentlemen who are
prominent in society circles. The officers
and committees in charge of the party
were: Henry Feldhusen, President:
Miss Mira Stautfer, Nice-President; Miss
Z. Klotz, Secretary; H. Heitman, Jr.,
Treasurer. Floor Director-Ed. Nicho-
laus; Floor Managers-George II. Clark.
Henry Kleinsorge, II. A. Heilbron, c. j.
Noack, DR.. G. d. Glow, DR.. F. II.
Metcalf, Adolph Scheld. Ladies Com
mittee = Mrs. Heitman, Sr., Miss r.
Yoerk, Miss Adela Grau. Following are
the names of the club members: Gentle
men = Aug. Heilbron. Jr., Frank
Ruhstaller, Jr., Louis Brenner, Henry
Feldhusen, Henry Heitman, Jr,.
John Clauss, Ben Wilson, II. Heitman.
Sr.. Robert II. We'll, w. McCrory, c. H,
Mier. II. NJ. Levison, c. J. Noack, w. J.
Mier. A. H. Greisel, Conrad Schneider,
Henry Kleinsorge Edgar Sheehan, &.
w. Kramer, H. Quass, DR.. G. B. w.
Glow, II. Harper, Hugo Hornlein, J. II.
Gray, R. D. Davis. o. Heilbron, G. Neu-
bourg, Jas. Seadler, D. Dierssen. DR.. W.
o. Girardley, E. A. Petrie, Ernst Hoen,