The record-union., 1894-06-15
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

Mrs. G. H. Gilman has returned from
San Francisco.
Charles E. Hollister of Courtland is at
the Capital Hotel.
Governor Markham is back from his
trip TO yosemite Valley.
Fred Tuttle, the well-known lawyer of
Auburn, was in the city yesterday.
Mrs. L. +. Auzerais and maid of San
Francisco are at the Golden Eagle.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roswell Hart of River
side are guests at the Golden Eagle.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. r. Stephens of Placer
vile are guests at the Capital Hotel
John Boggs of Colusa, President of the
State Agricultural Society, is at the
Golden Eagle.
Judge w. c. Wallace, the veteran urist,
is down from Auburn and stopping at
the Capital Hotel.
Jake Steppacher. Assistant Secretary
Of the Republican State Central Commit
tee. is up from san Francisco.
George @. Davis, the lawyer. is in the
city again after a couple OF weeks visit
at the home of his parents in Sierra Val
ley.
Lieutenant Colonel A. G.. Robinson of
the y. 5. A., Mrs. Robinson and Mr.. and
Mrs. +. L. Fressle are at the Golden
Eagle.
Mr.. and Mrs. y. Braun are visiting
their aunt, Mrs. st. Varine, at 724 Eighth
street. They will visit the Midwinter
Fair before returning East.
S. Luke Howe started yesterday for the
East. Before his return to Sacramento
he intends visiting South Africa and
other distant portions of the globe.
Arrivals at the Capital Hotel yesterday:
w. ii. Lyons. Stockton; Charles e. Hol-
lister, Courtland; B. Ross, II. C. Ward.
Dir. II. Hagen, San Francisco; w. c., Wal
lace, Auburn; I. r. Stephens and wife,
PlacervilIe; John Clendenning, Blue
Canyon; q. L. Stamm, Ontario, Canada;
Mrs. James York, Tombstone, Ariz.; ].
NJ. FARRELL. ST. Louis.
Deputy Sheriff c. E. Weinrich was
married yesterday to Miss Polly Young.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. John Young.
The ceremony took place at the residence
Of the latter, 1921 Q street. Superior Judge
Johnson officiating. The bride was at
tended by Miss Agnes Young and the
groom by w. c. Hendricks. The happy
couple have gone south on their wedding
tour.
DIR. g. l.. Simmons, Mrs. Simmons and
Samuel Simmons will leave for the East
on Sunday for a visit They will prob
ably go TO Europe, returning in time for
DR.. Simmons to attend the annual meet
Ing OF In6 california state Medical So
ciety, Of which he is President. 1t will
be a trip for pleasure and rest, but Dr..
Simmons will visit the leading hospitals
OF the old countries.
There was quiet wedding at the coun-
try home of MIR. and Mrs. G. Hawkins.
near Nacaville, Solano County, |Vednes-
day at noon. William L. Connolly of
San Francisco, formerly of Sacramento.
was united in marriage to Miss Petite
Hawkins. The ceremony was performed
by Rev. Father Lally of Dixon. After
the ceremony an elegant wedding dinner
was served. Many useful presents were
bestowed on the happy couple. They
left on the afternoon train for San Fran
cisco with the best wishes of ali the
guests, who had assembled at the depot.
San Francisco will be their future home,
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel yes
terday: Ike Lavenson, Philadelphia; j.
B. Wolff, Ludwig Stein, New York:
Emil Strauss, Joe Strauss, II. G. Rothe,
Emil Kluge, j. E. Cate. Chicago; Lieu
tenant-Colonel q. @. Robinson, Mrs. A.
@. Robinson, L. 4. Fressle and wife.
United States Army; A. II. Christie, Mil
waukee John j. Hill, Jr., Winnemucca,
New; w. 5. Bliss, Carson, New; John
Boggs, Colusa; Roswell Hart ana wife.
Riverside; Rev. and Mrs. w. B. T.
Smith. Charleston, \. H.; Z. q. Hall,
Healdsburg; John 5. Howell, w. c.
Read. Clarence Music, G. E. Brown. J.
Steppacher, Miss Z. Smith, Mrs L. L,
Auzerais and maid, Mrs. Young and son,
John r. Hillman, NJ. Weiner, 5. Shrek,
San Francisco; Isidor Siederman, Sacra-
mento.