The record-union., 1894-12-27
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL

DR.. D. P. Kayner Of CORTLAND is at the
Capital Hotel.
Ed. Figg is spending the holidays on
Grand Island.
ID. j. Spanjer has gone to New York
Tor few months.
Mr.. and Mrs. X. C. Jones of Colusa are
stopping at the Capital Hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. II. Kirchiyal of
Irask's Landing are in the city.
MIR. and Mrs. II. Is. Breckenleld are
visiting friends in Nevada City.
Senator t. l.. Ford is up from San
francisco, accompanied by his wife.
Mrs. NJ. Fisher is passing the holiday
season with friends in San Francisco.
Professor ID. S. Hakes of Oakland is
the guest of Professor Hand in this city.
Mrs. a. NJ. Nalensin and Pho Valensin
were up from their Arno home yester-
day.
Marcus d. Boruck came up from San
francisco last night and is stopping at
the Golden Eagle.
fIeldon Waggoner, son of DR.. Wag-
goner, is up from Stanford University TO
spend his vacation.
j. Z. Bogardus and family of San Fran
cisco spent Christmas with Mr.. and Mrs.
b. Z. Brier of this city.
Mrs. w. r. Ballard. family and govern
ess are spending the holidays with friends
IN Dixon and vicinity.
MISS Emma Fuller and Miss Schweit-
1TI 1 oI San T franclsco are guests OF Mrs.
Valentine Drescher at 1918 * street.
David Lubin is back from his labo,s at
Washington, where he addressed a Con-
gresslonal committee in behalf of his
plan Tor the relief of farmers
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel
yesterday: j. &. Martin, Chicago: Ad.
haempier, j. l.. 1lerney, j. T. Hall,
New York; TREY L. Ford, James n
Jones, Marcus d. Boruck, Winfield Scott,
San Francisco.
n number of w. E. Clicks friends
gave him pleasant surprise at his resi-
dence, 1922 + street, on Christmas eve
Those present were: Mr.. and Mrs. Mad.
lson, Mr.. and Mrs. j. Hendron,. Mrs
RenWick, Miss Renwick, Mrs. S. a. Curl.
Miss Lizzie Cook, George Gerey. Fred
Renwick and Frank Renwick.
Arrivals at the Capital Hotel yesterday:
NJ. }. Smith, Nelson; Z. {. Brown. MIR
Whittier, Rocklin; g. c. Jones, Ala
media; W V. Pierce. Sacramento; p. n.
Stolen, Santa Rosa; NJ. 5. Green, d. z.
kayner, Nj. D., Courtland; II. II. Kirch-
ivai and vile, Trask; n. q. Hensdell.
Oakland; l.. w. Jones and wife, Miss
Bessie Drake. Colusa; r. Z. Berry,
Marysville.
a San Francisco paper has the follow
ing: Miss Deming, daughter of Mr., and
Mrs. Theodore Deming is to be married
on Saturday, the 29th, at y o'clock, in St.
PauPs Episcopal Church, Sacramento.
The brides dress is to be white satin
trimmed with old English lace and or
ange blossoms. The bridesmaids, Miss
Deming's three sisters, are to wear white
striped silk and satin skirts with white
accordion -pleated chiffon waists. The
hats are OF white felt, very large and
trimmed with white feathers and Ameri-
can Beauty roses. Walter Dean will be
Mr.. Schwan's best man, the ushers, Mr..
Chaplin Of Sacramento and Messrs. Board
man, Frank owen and George Hall of
San Francisco. Miss Deming's presents
have been numerous and costly, among
them being a check for 81 900 from her
cousin, Colonel c. L. Crocker, and from
her other relatives a complete service of
silver. Mr.. Schwan left New York in a
special car December 18th. A large num-
Der OF Miss Deming's friends will 90
from here in special car next Friday TO
be present at the wedding on Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. *. r. Nuttall. Miss
Ethel and Helen Smith, Miss Newlands
and Mr.. and Mrs. William Crocker will
be among the number