The record-union., 1894-01-03
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL

/ GOOlAL AND EhNOONAA
Mrs. B. Collins and daughter are down
from Chico visiting relatives here.
! Congressman Caminetti passed through
the city on Saturday evening en- route to
! Washington.
Charley Hall, the well-known theatre
cal manager, has been visiting his Sacra-
mento friends.
| On New Years Eve Ralph Berrisford
and Miss Maud Frazier were quietly mar
ried in this city.
Mrs. Al Boyne has gone to San Fran
cisco to attend the funeral of her brother
in-law, j. 3. Marshall, formerly Of Viz
gia City.
DR.. G. A. White, Superintendent of the
County Hospital, yesterday entertained
the chiefs of the various official depart
ments OF the county at dinner.
On New Years night Mrs. ]. S. Quire,
who resides a. Fifth and P streets, gave q
social to the children in the block 4
very pleasant time was had by the little
ones.
George G. Davis, the well-known law
| yer, has returned from a visit to his par
ents in Sierra Valley. The trip between
Iruckee and the valley was made in a
sleigh.
Treasurer Mcdonald, who has been
confined TO his house for some time by d
severe attack of illness, has so tar recov-
cred that he was able yesterday to come
to his office for short time.
New Years day the members of the
| Clunie Opera-house Stock Company made
birthday present to Manager James NJ.
! Ward. 1t consisted of dressing-gown,
smoking-cap and meerschaum pipe-all
three articles very handsome ones.
Arrivals at the Capital Hotel yesterday:
Fred c. Miles, Aloha; z. A. Parmeter,
Chico; j. I'll. Clarke, Nelson; Miss Il.
Mackey, Miss A. Mackey, Rancho del
Paso; q. w. Kramer, D. McDougall,
Sacramento; K. Maslin, Kansas City; 2.
N. Hanks. San Francisco; Edward
Christy, Folsom; P. Manson, Virginia
City.
At the cathedral, New Years Day, Miss
Mary Kaseburg. daughter of MIR. and
Mrs. j. w. Kaseburg of Roseville, and
Richard P. Doolan of San Francisco, were
married by Rev. Father Grace. Owing to
the illness of Mrs. Kaseburg no invita-
tions to the wedding had been issued.
Mr.. and Mrs. Doolan left for Los Angeles
on the afternoon train. They will make
their residence in San Francisco.
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel
yesterday: +. Cushin, wife and daugh-
ter, Chicago; H. d. Scudder, New York;
j. II. Fannin, Philadelphia; Mrs. Kim
ball, Red Bluff; E. b. Montgomery, Hol-
lister; II. z. Frazer, Southern Pacific
Company; w. Ii. Humphrey, city; w.
K. Norway, George King, H. Newell, Fl.
! w. l.. Oliver, L. Klein, f. Fiunell, wlfe
and son. f. B. Castlen, San Francisco.
At the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Thirkield, corner Fifth and M streets,
large number of their friends assembled
last sunday night to watch the old year
out and welcome the new. The host and
hostess royalty entertained their guests,
who spent the evening relating their ex-
periences during the past year, and wish
ing themselves land the rest of man
kind" happiness and prosperity during
the year 1894
The wedding of M. K Barrett and Mrs.
Libbie G. Cox took place on Monday
evening, Rev. c. H. Beechgood ofhciat-
ing. A feature of the ceremony was a
guard of honor, consisting of Pearl e.
Platt, Nita and Elsie Barratt, Ray Hen
derson and Master Roscoe e. Platt. Only
relatives OF the parties were present, but
most intimate friends of both attended
the reception afterward. The groom is
well known as a trusted attache of tho
Sacramento Bank.
The party given at Turner Hall on
Monday night by the Club Ideal was q
brilliant affair and fully in keeping with
those given last season. AS usual, the
hall was specially decorated for the occa-
sion, the music-stand being a veritable
floral bower, from which Neale's orches-
ira dlscourSed the latest dancing airs
Supper was spread in the lower hall. @.
+. Hook was Floor Director, ard he man
aged the large number of dancers with
his customary skill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Davis of London,
Eng, who were visiting this city some
three months back, returned from their
southern tour of this State last Saturday
night, much improved in health and de-
lighted with our California winter cli-
mate. They are spending the New Year
IN,NlIf dow nC..
before leaving for the Sandwich Islands,
China and Japan on the steamship China
on January Both. They are stopping
while i'll this city at the Golden Eagle
Hotel, and will leave here on Thursday
afternoon for San Francisco.
The New Years ball given by the Mill
tary Social Club at the Old Pavilion on
Monday evening was most enjoyable
affair. The attendance was larger than at
any previous party given by the club,
which demonstrates that the efforts Of the
members TO facilitate the spending Of
pleasant evening is duly appreciated by
the dancing public. The grand march
was led by Adjutant-General Allen and
Miss Alice Sheehan, and the figures per-
formed were OF very interesting char
acter. The music by Kings orchestra
was of high order, most of the selec-
tions for the dances being the latest out,
among which was the waltz "RustlIng
The following committees were in charge
Of the ball: Floor Managers-Dan Nc
Carty, j. Alexander, Frank Waterman,
j. A. Blair, j. E. Lynn and F. G. Potter.
Floor Director-Dan McCarty. Recep-
ton ommittee-Memberso of the club.
William S. Harlow rendered a party to
his friends at the residence of his
parents. 1924 X street, on Monday
evening. Dancing and games were in
dulged in until late hour, when all re-
paired to the dining-room, where an ex
cellent collation. was served, after which
dancing and games were had, when all
retired to their respective homes greatly
pleased with the evenings enjoyment
Those present were: Messrs. George
Sheppard, John Lynn, Ed Pierson, Rob-
ert s. Coker, John Donnalle, H. Flint,
- Stevens, Charles Hayden, Avis Gar
field, Harry Newman, c. G. Craver, J. E.
Harlow, Ed Harvey, Earnest Woods,
- Duden, Harry Davis, SBert Morrell,
Walter Sims, William 5. Harlow and
Frank Harlow: the Misses Emma Gil
man, Eta Elliott, Sadie Shape, Belle
Thomas, Beckie Elliott, Uzilla Hand,
Eva Harlow, Lizzie Lanser, Maud Oliver,
Waomie Harlow, Ruth Hardy, Mamie
Jackson and Clara Morrell; Mrs. Cum
ningharl, Mrs. J. e. Kendel. J. e. Myer
and wife, J. Miller and wife, Dudley
Jackson and wife. M. j. Jackson and
wife and j. L. Harlow and wife.
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