The record-union., 1893-12-11
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL

Mrs. w. F. Knox, Jr., is visiting rela-
tives in Woodland.
II. S. Crocker is up from San Francisco
visiting old friends here.
Miss Kate Snead of Dixon is the guest
of Mrs. G. X. McClatchy.
Fanny Davenport, the celebrated act.
ress, is at the Golden Eagle Hotel.
Mrs. Charles Coglan and daughter
Della, have returned from the East
C. E. Grunsky, the well-known civil
engineer, is up from San Francisco.
Senator Il. C. Wilson, the Tehams
war horse" is at the Capital Hotel.
Mrs. II. r. Mann of san francisco i.
visiting her sister, Mrs. L. a. McLain.
John Lawton has been quite sick for
several days, at his residence in Ashland.
Mrs. NJ. j. Mcpherson of San Fran.
cisco is visiting her sister, Mrs G.. NJ
Hale of Folsom.
The Ideal Club will give the next party
of its series at Turner Hall, nexi
Wednesday evening.
Frank Bullard and James Bandy, we'll
known citizens of Woodland, are regis
tered at the Capital Hotel.
L. G. Morehouse, Chairman of the State
Board of Equalization, is up from San
Leandro, and is stopping at the Golden
Eagle.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Fox have gone
on visit to the southern part Of the
State. Mr.. Fox will officially inspect the
Native Sons Parlors.
VIII C. Clarke, Assistant Treasurer
and General Agent of the clearinghouse
Electric Company, is here from the East
on visit TO his sister, Mrs. Charles Me-
Cleary, and family, and will remain few
weeks.
Arrivals at the Capital Hotel yesterday:
j. c. Peabody, Dixon; Ii. c. Wilson,
Tehama; L. X. Stephens, Placerville; A..
s. Ross. La Plata, Mo-; w. 5. Servoss,
Salt Lake; C. Ii. Powers, Elk Grove;
William Donaldson, Fresno; Frank Bull
Brown, ID. w. Keller, Walnut Grove; w.
B. Davis, Henry ). Turton, w. b. Miller
and wife, Mrs. NJ. Rood, Sacramento.
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel
yesterday: L. II. Parry, Indianapolis; w.
5. Hunter. Utica; w. II. Davis, Detroit:
l.. G. MOrehouse, San Leandro: T, p.
Sorrenson, Alex. just, w. S. Craven, c..
+. Jacobus, f. Eugene Yale, New York;
Mr.. and Mrs. Melbourne Mcdowell,
Fanny Davenport, San Francisco; Archie
Mackenzie, Business Manager Fanny
Davenport; Frank Willard, Stage Man
ager Fanny Davenport; w. T. Doyle, Ida
Frobawk, Fanny Davenport Company;
=. /. Robinson, William Robertson, w,
I. Thornton, Z. r. Green, George l.. Nc
Candless. &. b. Grunsky, San Francisco,
a pleasant gathering assembled at the
residence OF Mr.. and Mrs. Judge Evans
OF Washington, on Thursday evening
last, to celebrate the eleventh anniversary
oftheir wedding. During the evening vocal
and instrumental music was enjoyed by
those present, consisting of piano, guitar.
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the evening was the presenting of a laurel
wreath which was placed on the brides
head, and also bouquet presented TO the
groom by j. b. Bryte, with the wishes OF
all present for many more years of ioy
and happiness. X bountiful repast was
served.
A very pleasant party was given near
Oak Park OH Friday night by Mrs. Her
man l.. Haber to a number of Nom bers
of the senior class in the High School.
They went out with a four-horse team,
and the dignity which is supposed to ooze
from every pore of senior somehow
evaporated entirely and hilarity reigned
Supreme. The evening was spent in
games, dancing, conversation and due
regard Tor the inner man, refreshments
be hg served and sampled with evident
satisfaction. The following were pres
ent: Mr.. and Mrs. Herman l.. Haber.
Mrs. Kincaid. Misses Fanny Denton.
Annie Glenis Rae Chappell, Ida Flem-
ing, Josie Franks. Nellie Harris, Alice
Curtis, Dora Willis. Gertie Perry, Celia
Ryan, Amanda Wilmender, Wonnie
Canley and Mamie Kimball; Wallace II.
Renwick, Eugene Welty, George Slaw-
son, L. Scott. II. Geisendorfer, j. Bauer.
w. Huff. j. Arnold and j. Ely. The
party broke up at a late hour, but did not
have to walk home this time.