The record-union., 1893-11-09

Rev. Father Grace officiating The bride
was attended by Miss Lily Bohmen and
the groom by his brother, Charles
Alvarez.
Mrs. Bruce B. Lee of Red Bluff was
among the passengers on the overland
yesterday, returning from the Worlds
Fair.
Arrivals at the Capital Hotel yesterday:
Sol Runyon and wife, Dwight Hollister,
Courtland; Mrs. NJ. Collins, Merced; j..
4. Prewett, Auburn; w. T. Beville, Co.
lusa; James Young, Redding.
Mrs. A. V. Fawcett and family, who
have been visiting her aunt, Mrs. NJ. E.
Cropper of Washington, Yolo County,
has returned to her home in Tacoma.
Her cousin, Mrs. Z. F. Metlar and son
Forest. have gone with her to spend the
| winter.
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel
yesterday: j. r. Grubb, j. p. Wright,
John S. Howell, James II. Jones, George
d. Graham. E. T. Mills, Newton Philips,
San Francisco: NJ. a. Cohen. j Ohm O'Con-
| nell, L. A. White, New York; n. B..
Johnson, James Newlands, Fort Church
i'll, New; l.. w. Buck, Vacaville; Will
lam O. Connor, st. Louis; Mrs. n. Welch,
Mrs. NJ. d. Hewen, Astoria, Or; j. NJ.
Pears, Cont; j. a. Mackenzie, Merced.
a very pleasant party was given Harry
Chapman at his home, 7l3 Fourteenth
street, last Thursday afternoon, it being
his ninth birthday. The party Of little
folks played games and amused them
J selves IN outdoor sports, after which they
were served with Refreshments. They
were then taken for ride around town
in Charles Chapman's fine new wagon,
the "MOuntaineer," after which they
were all taken to their homes. Those
| present were: Nora Chapman, Mabel
Adams, Rosa Adams, Willie Yaeger,
Gertie Yaeger. Bennie Robinson. Harry
| Hays, Ollie Nicholas. BERTHE Smith, Eddie
| Delin, Arthur Delin, Arthur Ross, Car
RE Washhurne, Lotta Washburne, Harry
| Chapman, Willie Chapman.
! At 10 o'clock yesterday forenoon w. J.
Elder, manager of the State House Hotel,
and Miss Antona Hamann were united
in marriage at the NJ. E. Church South,
i Rev. Mr.. Atkinson officiating. The
! church was richly dressed with flowers,
/ the choicest floral tributes OF the season
! being used to adorn the auditorium. The
decoration was the work Of the hands OF
many loving friends OF the young couple.
/ Between sixty and seventy friends were
present at the ceremony. John Il. Beck
! ley Of Franklin was groomsman, and
! Miss Emma kunz of this city was brides
maid. At the conclusion of the cere-
! mOny, and after season OF cOngratula-
ton, the entire party went to the depot,
where at noon the new-married pair
| took a train for the south coun-
| try. The proverbial tradition OF casting
rice after the couple, was recognized by
the observance Of the custom with q pro-
fuseness of distribution of the good-luck
emblem something out OF the common.
! So liberal was the dispensatiOn that an
unlucky newspaper man, who was in the
way, as they always are, caught several
heavy charges ofrice in the neck and shed
the grains from the exits OF his clothing
all along the road on his way out OF the
depot, to the amusement Of the merry
makers. The young married couple was
! the recipient of a large number Of beauti-
! ful presents, all of a useful character, and
which were sent to them at the residence
/ of MIR. and Mrs. Trout. Both the bride
and bridegroom are well known and
! esteemed young Sacramentans, who have
/ the congratulations and God bless
! you's" OF host of friends.