The record-union., 1893-11-20
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL

John o. Brown of Folsom is still in a
critical condition.
Albert Gallatin came up from San
Francisco on Saturday.
Attorney Il. F. Wharton goes to Yuba
City to-day on legal business.
Walter Lindley, Superintendent of the
Whittier School, is at the Golden Eagle
Hotel.
DR.. Cronemiller has returned from San
Jose. where she was the guest of DR.. Car
RE A. Goss.
ExChief of Police Timothy Lee has re-
turned from the East after an absence of
several months.
Rev. Loyal L. Writ of Oakland, Organ
iZer of Union Sunday-schools for the
State, is in the city.
Mrs. f. D. Ryan and children have re-
turned from visit OF several days to rel
atives near Roseville.
Miss Leila Thompson of Portland, Or,
is on visit to Mrs. j. II. Smith and
Mrs. c. II. Jolly of Folsom.
Mrs. Charles Aull of Folsom and her
sister, Miss Kate Anglon, have returned
from visit to San Francisco.
Attorney t. D. Nicoll of Stockton came
up yesterday to attend the Supreme
Court. He is at the Capital Hotel.
r. NJ. Folger of the Bridgeport Chron-
icte, accompanied by his wife. is visiting
his niece, Mrs. Hogeboom of this city.
j. FL. Henry, President of the Central
Electric Railway Company, who has
been quite i'll at san Jose, is improving.
j. NJ. Sullivan went to San Francisco
yesterday to enter upon his duties as
foreman of the whitening room in the
United States Mint.
NJ Cola nap1fV Pauapno Coll
was in this city yesterday on u lying trip
from Ell Dorado County to Nevada City.
Mrs. j. L. Blanchard of Folsom and
children, who have been very i'll for
some time, are nearly well now. The
baby's life was despaired of at one time.
Mrs. Edith Humphrey of Folsom,
whose life hung in the balance for several
days, is now out of danger and on the
road to recovery.
The many friends of State Controller E.
2. Colgan will learn with pleasure that
his physician now considers him out OF
danger and that his full recovery is
matter OF only a few days.
Mr.. and Mrs Henry Fisher have issued
invitations for the marriage of their
daughter Lizzie to Edgar j. Kay. The
ceremony will take place at II O'Clock
November 3Oth at the parents residence,
$40 street.
Mrs. II. SCHNEIDER and her son, Louis
c. SCHNEIDER, have returned from their
Eastern trip, during which they visited
the Worlds Fair and all the large East
ern cities. They say there is no place,
after all, like California.
Arrivals at the Capital Hotel yesterday:
Emil Kemper, John S. Miller, Sacra-
mento; j. G. Ball, j. Rosencranz, Wood
land; q. 5. Berry, Lindsay; e. j. Bullard.
Tnuol r Win 10
Smith, Detroit; ID. w. Keller, Abilene,
Kans.: 7. b. Nicoll, Stockton; Henry
Mcbride, San Francisco; Charles Z.
Byers, Riverside.
An interesting wedding took place at
st. PauPs Church at 10 o'clock yesterday
morning, the rector, Rev. q. A. Oatmann.
officiating. The contracting parties we're
Professor William g. Jones of the State
University, and Miss Ada Mary Butter
field of Menlo Park. Among those pres
ent were: Mrs. Phoebe A. Hearst of San
Francisco, Miss Nellie Hitler of San
Francisco, the Misses Dierssen of Sacra-
mento, Orrin Peck of Munich, Bavaria,
and others.
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel yes
terday: A. d. Jones, +. w. Fink, Miss
Carrie Fink, New York; Frank A. SUIT
ter, Syracuse, n. Y; e. G. Foster, w. K.
Cook, Chicago; f. S. Sprague, Anderson;
II. A. James, wife and child, San Jose;
r. G. Minor, Stockton; Walter Lindley,
Whittier; G. d. Lane, Angels Camp; c.
w. Tozer, Tulare; L. Ii. Knapp, Ohio:
John G. Lontzenheiser, Grass Valley; c.
c. Wright, p. L. Hazen, Modesto; f. w.
Street, Sonora II. Newell, James II.
Jones, S. p. MenX, j. r. Sechrist. J. J.
De Haven, e. Commins, o. w. Ballard,
Arthur J. Heineman, Harry Nordman,
Ben J. Deutsch, San Francisco.
a number of members of the senior
class of the High School went out to the
place of Supervisor Curtis on Saturday
night and had "a real sweet time" the
occasion being an oldfashioned candy
pull. A most pleasant evening was passed
by them in games, dancing and refresh
ments, as well as in mastlcating the sac
charine product of their labors. The fol-
lowing were present and participated in
the occasion which was rendered so pleas
ant by the tact in entertaining of Miss Cur
tis: Misses Fannie Denton, Rae Chappell,
Josie Franks. Ida Flemming, Nellie Har-
ris, Allie Curtis, Dora Willis, Gertie
Perry, Celia Ryan, Wonnie Cranley, Car
RE George and Mamie Kimb ball; Messrs.
w. Renwick, Z. Welty, G.. Slawson, H.
Geisendorfer, f. Scott, J. Bauer, j. Ar
mold, r. Lavenson j. Ely and William
Curtis and wife and Miss Edna Curtis.
a very SHSOydOIe surprise party was
given Charles b. Vanderbilt by num-
Der of his friends last Friday evening,
at the residence of Mrs. a. w. Brown,
1922 K street The evening was spent in
amusementS of a musical and literary
character, after which refreshments were
served, and the merry company dispersed
wishing Mr.. Vanderbilt successful
future. He leaves here to accept
lucrative position in a wholesale com
mission house in San Francisco, and the
gathering of friends and old college,
mates was an expression of the esteem in
which he is held by all. Those
present were: Mr.. and Mrs. d. W. Car
michael, Mrs. a. w. Brown, Birdie
Groth, Blanch Beau, Jennie DeMerritt,
Emma DeMerritt, Mollie Robb, Minnie
Gore, Lena Gore. Flora Delano. Blanch
Delano, Daisy Delano, Ruby Brown,
Charles DeMerritt, Walter Dosch, Sher-
man Paine, S. +. Pope, c. B. Vanderbilt.
NJ. NJ. Kimb all, Caleb Kimball, z. a.
Brown, Charles E. Barber, Sterling
Nourse, and A. j. Brown.