The record-union., 1894-04-12
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

Senator Ostrom Of Yuba is in the city.
Friends of DR.. Hughson will regret to
learn that he is very i'll.
Assemblyman Ran of El Dorado came
down from Placerville yesterday.
Editor e. L. Leake of the Woodland
Democrat was inthe city yesterday.
A. j. Rhoads has sufficiently recovered
from his illness to be able to leave his
room.
George Mclaughlin and Mrs. P. Nc
Laughlin OF Reno, New, are at the Capt.
tai Hotel.
Mrs w. w. SpErgeon has gone home
with her parents, who had been visiting
here, to Deefh, New, in the hope of bene-
fitting her health.
}. Z. Stoufer and Miss Eva Stoufer of
Marion. Ia, and Mr.. and Mrs. L. p Bar
nard and daughter Of Detroit, Mich, are
stopping at the Capital Hotel.
Rev. L. j. Horner. Mr. aud Mrs. Henry
Burnham, Mrs. c. T. Milliken and Dir.
and Mrs. II. Darcy Power are attending
the Pacific Coast Unitarian Conference in
San Francisco.
w. ID. Davis has gone to San Francisco
to attend the Grand Council of Royal
and Select Masters and his wife accom-
panies him. They will take in the Mid
winter Fair during their absence
George B. Stiles of Klamath Hot
Springs, Siskiyou County, who has been
visiting San Francisco. arrived in Sacra-
mento yesterday, and after calling on
friends lett on the Oregon express for
home.
Miss Mabel Johnson, daughter of Grove
IL. Johnson. gave consolation whist
party to twelve of her young lady friends
yesterday afternoon. 1t was one of those
dainty and enjoyable affairs which Miss
johnson has rare tact for giving.
Friends of Harry r. Sheehan gave him
surprise party at the residence of his
parents, 1923 Sixteenth street. on Tuesday
evening. Those present were: Lily
Heisch, George Klebs, Gertie Wiseman.
Ada Turner, Lily Butler, Kittie Michel,
Addie Klebs, Ella Podd, Eva O'Brien,
Belle Muddox, Naomi Sbeehan, Halsey
Smith, Thomas Sheehan, Howard Podd,
Frank Michel. Howard Sheehan, Edward
Sheehan, Albert Michel, Lester klebs,
Alvin Hart, Charlie Hoffman, David
Ryan, Wallace Sheehan, Willard Shee-
han.
A very pleasant company gathered on
Tuesday evening at the home of the
BRIDES mother to witness the marriage of
George Bickford of San Jose and Miss
Nina Williams of Oak Park, who were
united by Rev. Ii. l.. Bell. A number of
friends of Mr.. and Mrs. Bickford were
present, and very enjoyable evening
was spent Refreshments were served,
and all went away wishing the bride and
groom happy life. Mr.. and Mrs. Bick-
ford left yesterday for San Jose, their
future home.
Mrs. n. t. Sanders left Florin last week
for an extended visit in the East She
goes first to her old home in Tilsonburg,
Ont, and expects to stop some time on
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\. B. Dresser of the Commercial Bulletin.
Before her departure her Sunday-sch hool
class spent a pleasant evening with her
and left handsome token of their love.
Tuesday evening the teachers and officers
of the Florin NJ. e. School were invited
to the parsonage, and Rev. G. i. McNeill,
in behalf of himself and his fellow-work-
ers, presented Mrs. Sanders with vol
ume of Thomas attempts" and, with
expressions OF regret at parting, wished
her pleasant journey and safe return.
At the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. O. i.
Hughes, corner Sixteenth and q streets,
yesterday occurred the marriage of their
daughter Jennie and Frank Hentz The
house was handsomely decorated for the
occasion, and alter the wedding the bridal
couple and invited guests partook of an
formed by Rev. Father Walsh. The bride
was attended by her sister, Miss Addie l..
Hughes, and the groom by Charles
Hughes, brother of the bride. Mr.. Heintz
is the son OF Jacob HeintZ, the we'll
known farmer, and occupies one of the
deputyships in the County Clerks office.
The happy couple departed shortly after
the wedding for trip to San Francisco
and other points of interest, and on their
return will make their home in this city.
Arrivals at the Capital Hotel yesterday:
t. 5. Obear, st. Louis, Mo-; George Nc
Laughlin. Mrs. w. 2. Mclaughlin, Reno,
New: J. C. Stoufer, Miss Eva Stoufer,
Marion, Ia: G. l.. Forsho, Deadwood,
South Dakota; 7. T. Lyons, j. w. Frost,
E. c. Johnson. San Francisco; William
X. Tabb, Cincinnati, o.; d. A. Ostrom,
Reeds; Z. L. Moore and wife. Oakland;
F. A. Boole, Mrs. w. Stairley and chill
dren, Red Bluff: w. Moloney, Sutter
Creek; @. E. Wall, L. M. Neal, Kansas
City, Mo-: j. J. Gleeson, San Andreas;
E. 2. Barnard, wife and daughter, De-
troit. Mich; L. Hackworth Young. Chi
cago; II. T. Jones, Walnut Greek; T. j.
StephenSOD CORTLAND