The record-union., 1894-03-29
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

S. I. Roper of San Jose is at the Golden
Eagle.
Colonel John P. Irish spent yesterday
in this city.
Mrs. w. G. Van Fleet is visiting friends
in this city.
Assem- blyman Faun is down from Co.
lusa visiting friends here.
Senator Frank Sprague is here from his
home IN Anderson, Shasta County.
Mrs. j. G.. Harrison and daughter of
Forest Hill are at the Golden Eagle Hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mark Levy and daughter
OF Portland, Or. have returned to this
city from the Midwinter Fair.
Mrs. Smith of Lowell, Mass, is visit
ing the family of her brother, j. L. Hun
toon, and her sister. Mrs Pierson. will
arrive from the same place tomorrow.
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel yes
terday: c. McDermott, New York; w. O.
Newell, Salt Lake; Mrs. j. G. Garrison
and two daughters, Forest Hill; Mr. and
Mrs. p. G. Eiless, Chicago; 5. l. Roper
San Jose; j. '. Piazza, Kansas City; V.
a. Anderson, Wausaw, Wis; f. j. Wool
verton, Grimsby, Ont. Canada: Hiram
Johnson, wife and children, Sacramento
w. B. Pless, j. L. O'Brien, A. Ham
berger, A. G. Smith, II. G. Meussdorffer,
K. j. Tyson, II. q. Howell, A. Hoeber,
John ID. STANCE, William Mackie l.. G.
lnen, A. q. Stoll and wife, San Fran
cisco.
Robert T. Devlin, President of the
Board of State Prison Directors and
prominent member of the Sacramento
bar. and Miss Minnie Dwyer, both of this
city, were married at noon yesterday at
the residence Of the brides mother, Mrs.
Thomas Dwyer, Sixth and n streets.
Bishop Manogue officiated, and Frank J.
Devlin of San Francisco and Miss Nellie
McMorry of this city were groomsman
and bridesmaid respectively. The we'd
ding was private, only a few immediate
friends of the two families being present.
Alter the ceremony and a charming wed-
ding break fast. laid by the brides
mother, a reception period of three hours
enabled great numb of friends Of the
young people to call, and they embraced
the opportunity and showered the new
married pair with wealth of blessings
and good wishes. These guests were in
return entertained by Mrs. Dwyer and
her sons in a most hospitable manner, all
that free expenditure and good taste could
command being supplied to the tables.
The dwelling was beautifully decorated
with flowers and vines, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Devlin received their friends be-
meath a magnificent floral horseshoe sus-
pended in cloud of wild cherry branches
III full bloom. The presents to the we'd
ded pair were very many and very rich
and beautiful, consisting largely of silver
plate, rare pottery, choice crystal and
finest table ware, with bric-a-brac, vases
and elegant articles for home adornment
One notable present was an elaborate and
elegant outfit of cutlery in rare pearl, and
was from the officers and attaches of the
Folsom State Prison. The personal gifts
to Mrs. Devlin, who as Minnie Dwyer
has been honored and esteemed through
out the city for her amiable qualities and
lovable disposition as are only the modest
and deserving, were exceedingly rich
and beautiful. The wedding was through
out one of free expenditure without osten-
tation, and elegance and richness with
out display and vanity. Mr.. and Mrs.
Devlin left the city at P. NJ. for tour to
San Francisco and thence south.