The record-union., 1893-10-31
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

Hugo Hornlein is on his way home
from the Worlds Fair.
The Misses Meyers of Carson, New,
are at the Capital Hotel.
George. A. Smith of Courtland is stop
ping at the Capital Hotel.
George w. Cable, the author and
lecturer, is at the Golden Eagle Hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs. James E. French have
returned from visit to the Worlds
Fair.
Il. B. Nielsen has been called to San
Francisco by the serious illness of his
daughter, Mrs. II. Rossknect.
A. II. Rose, Commissioner of Public
| Works, came down from Colusa yester-
day and is at the Golden Eagle Hotel.
a. b. Sanborn was yesterday called to
Jackson by the sudden illness of both his
parents, one of whom is 76 and the other
II years Of age.
a large number of ladies and gentle
men, members OF the Caledonian Asso-
citation, gave party to Mr.. and Mrs. w.
G. Scott on Saturday evening at their
new residence, 2126 Tenth street. A most
enjoyable evening was spent.
Arthur De Costa and Miss Minnie
Meyer were married at the German
Lutheran Church on Sunday. Miss Sera
Meyer, sister OF the bride, acted as
bridesmaid, and Joseph De Costa. a
brother of the groom, acted as grooms-
man. The newly welded couple left tor
San Francisco.
Herman Grau and wife have returned
from their Eastern trip. The genial
Manager of the big brewery states that
for the last six weeks he has been on the
go continually. With the Worlds Fair.
Milwaukee, Buffalo, New Iork, Wash
ington, etc., he has been kept pretty busy
and was glad to get home.
Arrivals at the Capital Hotel yesterday:
E. l.. Dudley, II. Wagner, J. NJ. stephen
son, city; Mrs. q. III. Meyers, Miss Mey-
ers and sister, Carson, New: Geo. B.
Griswold, j. ). Greer, San francisco:
Geo. a. Smith, Courtland; w. S. Servoss.
Macedon, \. y; Fred c. Miles. Aloha;
Loyal l.. Writ, Oakland; J. w. Atwood,
| Hartford, Conn.,; j. Il. French, Loomis.
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel yes
| terday: Nj. II. Urner, NJ. +. Ryan, f. e.
Yale, New York: Gray Warner. Case
| Edwards. j. III. McIlwaine, Chicago; w.
G. ELS, l.. Kayser, Philadelphia; j. T.
RAIDER, fremont, o.; George W. Cable,
Northampton, Mass; Chas. II. Ingham.
Manchester, Eng; Miss NJ. Grant, Mana:
A. Ii. Rose, Colusa; j. t. Alexander. 4.
Eisenberg, Z. knighton, II. j. McManus.
W. ii. cobb, Geo. l.. Humphrey, San
L IdnO4SSOs " &NCloOd3 Clb4
A very enjoyable surprise party was
given to key Mooser last evening. it
being the twenty-frst anniversary OF his
birth. \ very pleasant evening was
spent. The principal event OF the even
ing was the doubling up of Ekey Marks
and Ikey AIooser as the Sianese twins,
who afforded much amusement for the
children present. Among those present
were the following: Moxie Politz, Joe
Zemansky, Ekey Marks, Joe Litzberg,
Abe Wolf, Bernard Nathan, Perrie
Nathan, Joe Anthony. Chris Brown.
joey Morris, Charles Rush, George
Staiger, Tony Fay and Sam Lichenstein
of San Francisco, and Mesdames Vic
Fulton, Myrtle Dean, Hattie Mooser,
Tillie Marks, Clara Simmons, Birdie
Shultz, Rachel Stein, Sarah Zemansky,
Rebecca Cohen and Julia Levy.
The first party of the winter series to
be given by the Military Social Club
took place at Armory Hall last night.
Being the first, it was not very largely