The record-union., 1893-04-27
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

to the East. @ '1s1'
). A. Moynihan has returned from bis
trip to Arizona. - -ii LIS
Mrs. >: Lima and daughter Tootsy are
visiting friends at Folsom. Ga
ID. Q. Mitchell of Newcastle is in the
CITY ana at the Capital Hotel.
George A. Bailey of Nevada Citv is
among the visitors in the city,
Mrs. X. Marsh and daughter MabaI
nave gone to Chico on two-weeks' visit
George M. Richardson and F. Slate of
berkeley are at the Golden Eagle Hotel
MISS carrie 5. Rudolph of Boston. for
merry OF this city, is at the Golden EagIe
Hotel. >'eH Lag 10
Captain j. w. Mitchell of Latrobe was
IN the city yesterday en- route to san
Francisco. ''''
John Mcfarland of Gait and It. J.
SIepnenson OF Courtland are stopping at
the Capital Hotel.
Dr; Elmer j. Weldon of this city. who
has been seriously i'll in San Francisco,
Is now on the road to recovery.
Private Secretary Higgins Is back from
Los Angeles, and Governor Markham is
expected to return in few days from
Pasadena. - VII
On Tuesday the Sans Souci Serenadinq
Club and their lady friends went to Foi.
som IN carryall, and had jolly exour
sion. 1he party was composed of Miss
Elsie Hawks, Miss Florence Smith. Miss
Alce Lewis, Miss Addie Dierssen. Miss
Jessie Mott, Miss Meta Turner Miss
Ethel Twltchell, Miss Mabel Blair. Miss
Cora Hammer, Gus Palmer, Waller
Trainer. Charles Ellsworth. Edward
Ellsworth, Albert Meister, Miit Wallace
Waiter Hennessy, Ralph Van VOORHEES,
Ed Cotfman. The chaperons were Mr.
and Mrs Hammer.
Arrivals at the Capital Hotel yesterday.
Joseph Sims, city; j. l.. Aldrich, u. !.
stephenson, Courtland; John Mcfarland.
Gait; Louis Mativia, Tehama; c. NJ. John.
son, Sol Davis, Sacramento; C. B. DilIey.
Rockhn; d. PrimelIe, San Jose; ii. {.
MTHltcneIr NewcastIe; l.. p. Crane, A. c.
tIetcher, Los Angeles; John Scoggan.
Santa Rosa; George Carty, James Collins
Courtland: Mrs. j. Il. Caldwell santa
Rosa; Miss A. Williams, Martinez: Rob
ert Gardner, Oakland; George Lingo
Birds Landing; NJ. 5. Smith, city.
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel yes-
terday: George l.. Havens, III. V. Reeves
New York; IL. b. Miller, Grants Pass
Or, r. w. Petite, Baltimore; Miss G. s.
Rudolph, G. w. Koenig, Boston; o. P.
Letchworth, Buffalo, n. Y; c. G. Par
oOhSJ ochNSAJ COl., Ds Z. w an0Ock. w. II.
solomon, Chicago; S. p. Flynn, wife and
child, Bay City, Mich; w. Ell. Kenny. r..
NJ. Fitzgerald, Oakland; j. B. Curtin.
Sonora; George NJ. Richardson. Berke,
ley; T. w. Gabichi, Los Angeles: f.
Slate. Berkeley; J.. F. Bragg, NJ. e.
Frank, E. w. Levy, Miss A. Madero. j.
Wolf, c. o. S. Gibbs, Niles SearIs, n,
Holland, Samuel Deal, G. Z. Stewart.
Miss II. Dorm, Miss X. Mullin, l.. X.
Green, It. E. Nunan, j. Swinnerton. l..
Bien, W.. f. Cornell, j. MacCauley, j.
Greenzweig, San Francisco.
At noon on Wednesday, at the resi-
dence of the bride, Miss Byrdie Bepgs of
this city and Milton Tregaskis of Vallejo
were quietly married, only relatives and
few intimate friends witnessing the
ceremony. AS Rev. Mr.. Ottmann. the
brides pastor, was unavoidably absent
from the city, Rev. K. NJ. Stevenson read
the beautiful Episcopal marriage service.
The bride was elegantly attired in a gown
OF white India silk, with trimmings of
Fredora lace and sprays of lilies of the
valley. She was the recipient of many
handsome presents, notably set of dia-
monds and rubies and complete set of
table silver from the groom's mothe-, and
a silver tea set from the workmen on the
Monadnock, over whom Mr.. Tregas-
kis has been superintendent. After a
brief tour of the coast resorts, Mr.. and
Mrs. Tregaskis Will reside in Vallejo.
They carry with them the best wishes of a
hoast of friends.