The record-union., 1894-07-26
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL
Mr.. and Mrs. J. F. Richardson are a
the seaside.


Mr.. and Mrs. J. F. Richardson are at
the seaside.
w. S. Servoss of Placerville is at the
Capital Hotel.
Sheriff Wyckoff of Yolo came over
from Woodland yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. I. c. Howard of San
Francisco are at the Capital Hotel.
Mrs. J. c. Smell and daughter of ST.
Paul are stopping at the Golden Eagle.
A. II. Rose of Colusa, Superintendent
of Public Works, is stopping at the Cap
ital Hotel.
Marsden Manson and C. E. Grunsky.
the well-known civil engineers, are at
the Golden Eagle
Among the visitors at Monterey are
Mrs. Andrew Aitken and Miss Jessie
Aitken of this city.
Il. 9. Nicolaus, who left here several
months ago with DR.. G. G. Simmons and
other friends. has just returned after an
extended tour of Europe.
Mrs. Major 2. G. Pope is up from Mare
Island and is guest at the Golden Eagle.
Eer husband is one of the officers OF the
marines now on duty here.
III. w. Rivett suffered a partial paralysis
OF one arm while on duty in Company q
during the strike. He has not yet recov-
cred the full use Of the limb.
d. A. Bender of Carson, New, Presi-
dent of the Carson and independence
Railroad, and who is also an old Sacra-
mentan, is at the Golden Eagle.
The wedding of Eugene Aiken of San
Francisco and Miss Nettie Young OF
Washington, \ olo County, took place
yesterday at the residence of Mr.. and
Mrs. George King, 1876 street. Miss
Flagler attended the BRIDE and Bert
Adams the groom. Rev. G. a. Ottmann
ofiieiated.
Arrivals at the Capital Hotel yesterday:
I. II. Douglass, William Hood, City; w.
S. Seross, Placerville; g. H. Fulw eiler,
San Francisco; V. f. Miller, Sutter
County; d. FL. Wyckoff, Woodlands A..
Ii. Rose, Colusa; Lee Wood, A. II. Nurse,
NJ. A. Nurse. Capay Valley; Z. G. How
ard and wife, L. B. Coughlan, NJ. T..
George Walters, Fresno; S. n. Tamaland,
New York.
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel yes
terday: l.. w. Buck, Solano; W. b. Bur-
bank, Oakland; ID. A. Bender, Carson.
New; Z. c. Pope and wife, Mare Island;
}. Ellis Rodley, Chicago; Charles Lyons,
John Freeman and wife, Butte City;
j. ID. Carr, Salinas: A. NJ. Gibson, Bos-
ton; NJ. Marks, Jr., Portland; c. w.
HelDam, Chicago, j. V. CrOSSer, DaVon-
port, Ia; A. L. Levi, M. j. Winstock, /.
Lesser, f. S. Dickinson, G. Pope, Miss
p. M. Pope, w. L. Stanvard, New York;
r. S. Buck, X. G. Cress, George G. Hol-
berton, IA. ID. Tourtillott, G.. w. Levy,
j. +. Mccarthy, c. Marcy, Marsden
Manson, {. e. Grunsky, l.. Euphrat, II.
Erich, James Patterson, San Francisco;
Mrs. J. G. smell and daughter, ST. Paul.
The wedding of Miss Annie Ankele,
only daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Adam
Ankele, to DR.. w. o. Girardey, OF this
city, took place yesterday at high noon
at the residence of the brides parents, 7lS
l. street. The handsome residence was
elaborately decorated throughout with
rare ferns, smilax and flowers, the par
lors especially presenting a vision of re-
freshing beauty. La one corner of the
front parlOr was an immense wedding
bell, constructed of beautiful flowers, be-
meath which the happy couple were mar
ried by Rev. Mr.. Oehler. The wedding
procession entered the parlors exactly at
noon. Miss Anna Neubourg was brides
maid and Henry Feldhusen was grooms-
man. About sixty invited CUES is were
present. A very large number of elegant
presents were received, the majority of
them being very costly. After eOngratu-
lations were extended, the guests, led by
the bride and groom, filed downstairs.
where an elegant repast was served.
After the bauquent the happy couple
departed for the south to spend the honey
moon. They viii return to this city to
reside