The record-union., 1893-06-08
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL

Attorney-GeneralH Hart has gone to San
Francisco.
Andrew Jackson of the Napa Soda
Springs is in the city.
EX-Superior Judge w. c. Van Fleet is
up from San Francisco.
Bart Morgan of Oakland is registered at
the Golden Eagle Hotel.
J. w. Houston of CORTLAND is regis
tered at the Capital Hotel
Frank L. Cusick is here doing the races
tor the San Francisco cal.
William Singer, Jr.. the land attorney,
IS at the Golden Eagle Hotel.
{. b. Eilerman of San Francisco, for
merly of this city, is visiting friends here.
Miss Elizabeth Muir is visiting Mr..
and Mrs. Jacob Il. Davis at 40S Post street,
San Francisco.
Hugh Casey, wife, son and daughter
lett last night for Kentucky, and will also
visit the Worlds Fair and Europe before
their return.
Charles Huelsman, who has been a
resident of this county for twenty-four
years, leaves to-day for Oroville, where
he will III future reside.
j. Dewitt Arnold, nephew Of L. A.
Epson OF this city, took his degree as
bachelor OF Laws recently at the George
town University, District of Columns
MIR. and Mrs. w. L. Sullivan, accom-
panied by their daughter, Mrs. Lulu
Mohr, and their son, Grove l.. Sulli-
van, departed last night for a visit to the
Worlds Fair and the East.
Arrivals at the Capital Hotel yes
terday: f. E. Bauer, Grass Valley:
}. W. Houston, CORTLAND; l.. B. Clarke,
Oakland; G. e. Keenan,, Truckee; w. l..
Crutcner, Auburn; j. L. Custhall, San
Francisco; II. J. Smith and wife, Oakland;
Z. Z. Berry, Wheatland; n. f. Ince,
Cottonwood.
A delightful surprise party was ten
dered Miss Grace Walker on Tuesday
evening at the residence OF her parents.
923 Twelfth street. The evening was
pleasantly spent with music and games.
The following were among those present:
Miss Minnie Handlin, Miss Georgia
Burns, Miss Lulu Campbell, Miss Pearl
nippon, Miss Grace Walker, Miss Mabel
Bowsher, Miss Blanche Delano, Miss
Daisy Delano, Miss Maud Rippon and
Messrs. Monte Newbert, George Walker,
Charles Geiger, VIII Handlin, Louis
Handlin. Henry Burns, Rex Flanders,
Charles Campbell and Ed Boylan.
Frank D. Day and Miss Ida G. Nav
were married yesterday at the residence
OF the brides parents, MIR. and Mrs. k. q.
May, in Washington. The officiating
p l. L II
Griffin was groOmSman and Miss Clara
Schroth bridesmaid. The newly-wedded
couple LETT for Los Angeles, and on their
return they will make their residence in
this city. Those present at the ceremony
were the Misses Schroth, Miss Gertrude
Fraser, Mrs. q. Mcdonald, j. r.. Nav
and wife of Fresno, Mrs. J. S. Watson,
MIR. and Mrs. II. NJ. May, Miss Annie
Mcdonald, George Boyle, Mrs. AL StoU.
Ira and Ed and II. c. May.
On Tuesday evening Miss Ida Nc
Mullen was the recipient of surprise
party at the residence of her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Ct. G. McMullen, at Brighton.
Music, dancing, and moonlight raid on
a strawberry patch made the evening
pass pleasantly. Those present Were
Mrs. Terry, Misses Ida McMullen, Gus
sic Stevenson, Winnie Whitmore, Agnes
Gaylord, TT Terry, Alice McAdams, Lou
Dwyer, Emma Powers, Marguerite
Diehn, Nellie Royal, Messrs. Elmer and
lrve McMullen, Clarence j. Carly, |. q.
MOoser, Walter Amsden, f. Waterman
Ernest Hoen, Avis Garfield, John Don
ley, Frank O'Brien, Sheldon Baldwin.
John Nogelsang, William Harlow and
Harley Stephenson.
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel
Yesterday: Albert Hess, San Francisco;
c. l.. Dozier, Rio Vista; r.. L. Edgcomb,
Chicago; James n. Reynolds, San Fran
cisco; Andrew Jackson, .Napa Soda
Springs; Charles b. Linding and wife,
New York; Bart Morgan, Oakland; J. f.
Dlckey, G. w. st. Clair, San Francisco;
b. 5. Hubbard and wife, st. Louis; Geo.
B. Cramer, Philadelphia; J. n. Barclay.
Portland; H. B. Hopkins, Philadelphia;
L. 9. Davis, San Francisco; j. &. Peyton,
Woodland; w. Nj. Dosing, Portland; f.
II. Newcomb, New York; Charles Schles-
niger, San Francisco; Joseph b. Dyer:
Salem, Mass; George l.. Havens, New
York; S. E. Lindman and wife, Louis
vile, KY; W. V. Newlin, Los Angeles:
+. G. Farwell, New York.