The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1893-04-13
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL,

Assistant Acknowledgement Murray is
at Marysville.
j. NJ. c. Jasper, the Wheatland cap
italist, is in the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. E. Smith of CORTLAND
are at the Capital Hotel.
Assemblyman w. p. Mathews came
down from Tehama yesterday.
DIR. G. NJ. Dixon, II. Weinstock and 7.
d. Roberts returned from San Francisco
yesterday.
J. Griesel and his daughter Othelde.
VINO nave been visiting Woodland friends.
have returned.
Acknowledgement Allen will leave for
berkeley this morning to inspect the
University Cadets.
County Treasurer Lyon is not vet able
W leaVe MS nome, and eXTreasurer
Greenlaw is looking after the office.
w. w. Rhoads, who was called East q
lew weeks ago by the illness of his child
has returned. The little one died after
he lett here. Mrs. Rhoads remains i'm
Philadelphia for the present.
James j. Devine, compositor on the
Bee, and one of the best liked members
OF the art preventative in the city, where
he has lived from childhood, was mar
rled at the Cathedral yesterday to Miss
haltle pike, Kew. Father Grace officiat-
numerous friends of the bride and groom.
They departed in the afternoon for a trim
down the coast.
AT the residence of the brides parents.
yesterday, a. c. kaufman and Miss Eta
NJ. GllllS were united in MARRIAGE Inv
Rev. L. Z. George. There were no cards.
and only relatives and very few init,
mate friends We're present. The bride
was attended by her sister, Miss Lulu
I'll nrC L., Ii. N
Jr; Inc happy couple left for Los An
geles, San Diego and other places in the
south Tor bridal tour. The groom is the
welI-known manager for Nolan IL Son
and the bride the daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Dugald ellis, a young lady reared
in this city.
April 18th will be long remembered bv
the children of Miss Fay and Miss
Peyran's classes at Lincoln Primary
School, The occasion was the birthds AZ
OF Master Walter Leeman, grandson
of Enoch Dole. Through the kind
ness of Mrs. Leeman and Mrs. Dole can
dies, oranges, nuts and cakes, including
large birthday cake, were sent over to
the school, in order that his little pIay-
mates might help him celebrate the day.
A very pleasant time was had by ALI the
children, who thanked him for his kind
ness and hoped that he would live to en-
Joy many more such pleasant BIRTHDAYS.
one of the happiest wedding events
that has taken place in this city occurred
yesterday noon at the residence of the
brides mother, Mrs. Wadsworth. The
contracting parties were Miss K. w.
Wadsworth, the well-known and popular
young artist, and II. j. Norton, for the
past fifteen years a trusted employe of
the firm of Baker d Hamilton, Rev.
}. b. koehne was the officiating clergy
man. The presents were costly and
numerous, among them being a hand
some rosewood case of table cutlery.
spoons, ETC., the gift of Mr.. Norton's
tellow-employes. The happy couple left
on the 800 train for San francisco and
vicinity. Before going, the groom sent a
bountiful supply OF the good things of
the wedding feast to his associates at the
store.
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel yes-
terday: l.. NJ. Auerback, c. NJ. Hender-
son, ). Masters, c. Van Nordan. New
York; ii. n. Denny, Syracuse, \. Y:
John NJ. Berkey, Denver; Mrs. Il. A.
Edwards Chicago; w. f. KNAPP, Des
Moines, Ia; l. Rose, Louisville. XIV:
W. +. Englebright, Nevada City; George
L. Howe and wife, Louisiana: S. ".
Avitt Kansas City; William Moller,
Oakland; J. L. Gill, st. Joseph, Mo; W.