The record-union., 1893-03-23
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

MIR. and Mrs. B. Cusick of Chico are
here on visit.
Lawyer ]. II. Magoffey of Woodland
visited the city yesterday.
P. r. Beckley, Mayor of Franklin,
paid the city a visit yesterday.
Henry S. Crocker OF San Francisco is
paying visit to his old home.
Ex-Judge w. c. Van Fleet came up
from San Francisco yesterday.
Ex-Surveyor-General Wiley came up
from San Francisco yesterday.
Engineer Marsden Manson of San Fran
cisco was in the city yesterday.
The Club Reseda will give another of
its delightful parties at Turner Hall this
evening.
Among the visitors in the city are Mr..
and Mrs. Daniel Dorchester of Washing
ton, d. G.
Landing called upon Governor Mark ham
yesterday.
c. P. Huntington, C. F. Crocker and
Senator Leland Stanford are en- route to
this State from the East.
The closing party of the AMIGO Club
Will take place on the Both. Extensive
preparations are being made for it.
Miss Lou Yager has returned from a
| two-weeks' visit to Michigan Bar. where
she has been the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Ruman.
ID. y. Mills is making quite prolonged
stay on the coast, stopping at his Millbrae
country seat, but coming up to his San
| francisco Office nearly every morning.
He does not contemplate returning to
New York before the 10th prox. He is in
excellent health, and apparently enjoy
ing his visit in the Golden State, of which
he Is one of the most distinguished pio-
neers. The Mills Bank in Sacramento is
the Oldest bank on the coast.
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel yes
terday: G. A. Beardall, Silas H. Jenkins,
ball, Salt Lake City; Charles ID. Borrow
man., st. Louis; c. Tinnsdale, wife and
daughter, Rock Island, ILL.,; G. ID. Sim
clair, Racine, Wis; Daniel Dorchester
and wife, Washington, d. c.; w. S.
Palmer, Oakland; &. L. McCandless, G.
+. Drake, j. Pronsky, f. NJ. Haight, II.
M. Abrams, Edward Brown, H. Cowell,
Ira L. Ramsdell, P. H. Sexton, C. f.
Landmann, San Francisco.
The Webfoot State has captured another
OF Sacramento's tairest daughters. Yester-
day afternoon Miss Ruby Flint, daughter
of:Mrs. L. B. Flint, was united in wedlocll
to j. Frank Hughes OF Salem, Oregon.
The wedding took place at the ele Lant
farm residence of Mrs. Flint, short
NtoedhSO oOulh VI tulS CITY On lQH 1lV6r-
side road, and 1t was one of the happiest
events that has taken place in many a
day. The bride is most favorably known
In this city as one of Sacramento's fairest
bellies and popular young ladies, and she
has host of friends, who extend their
best wishes TO her. Mr.. Hughes is a sue
cesSful young business man of Salem,
and highly esteemed in the community
in which he has lived. The home of the
bride was very tastefully decorated with
flowers and evergreens, and punches of
mistlstoe hung in different places
throughout the house were the source OF
much amusement and pleasure TO the
guests. The ceremony took place be-
meath huge wedding bell of dainty
flowers, Rev. j. b. Koehne officiating. The
bride was attended by Miss Lucy Upson
and Miss Mabel Massey, and the groom
by Stewart Upson and w. R. Flint. The
BRIDES gown was Of white satin, en- train,
high neck and puff sleeves. 1t was ex-
quisitely made, being rich in its plainness.
After the ceremony bountiful wedding
dinner was served and the home was q
scene of true happiness on all sides. The
newly married couple left on the evening
train for San Francisco and vicinity.
where they will spend week or so.
Their future residence will be IN Salem,
Oregon. The following guests were pres
ent: Phebe Brown, Etfie Clark, Eredda
Griffiths. Florence Hahn, Edith Hug ghson,
Josie Frost, Gertrude Miller, Mabel
Massey, Tenie Massey, Alice Smith,
Ruby Merkley, Julia Wiseman, Sophia
Sullivan, Alice Sullivan, Mae Taylor,
Lulu Tyrrell, Efie Waite, Lucy Upson,
Adelaide Epson. VIII Hendricks, Harry
Bernard, Louis Breuner. Martin Beasley,
John Catlin, Will Cluness, Horatio Har-
per, Hugh LaRue, John LaRue, Will
Chaplin, VIII Nichols, Robert Richard
son, DR.. w. G. Reith, Howard Smith,
Frank Smith, Will Lovdal, Vim Merk-
ley, Howard Martin, Charles Thompson,
Frank Trainor, Stewart Upson, Charles
Ragsdale, Charles Bentley, Fred Nc
Williams, George Tyrrell, Gus Turner,
Will Flint, Ed Flint, Charles Lipman,
Will Pierce.