The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1895-07-25
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL

Max Ginsberg has gone to the springs.
Lawyer Il. G. Hart has gone 10 Marys-
vile.
DR.. Hardness Of San Francisco is in
the city.
Philip Oppenheim is up from San
Francisco.
City Trustee Davis is home again from
San Francisco.
Mrs. DR.. Pendery has returned from
Santa Barbara.
l.. Z. Moulton, the Colusa farmer, 1t at
the Capital Hotel.
Senator b. L. Langford Of San Joaquin
is attending the races.
Attorney Harry @. Soule has gone to
Bakersfield for few days.
Paris Kilburn, one of the Bank Com
missioners, is at the Golden Eagle.
T.. IL. Prentice of the Southern Pacific
Company was in the city yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John L. Boyd OF Dan
vile are stopping at the Golden Eagle.
Mrs. William &. Ralston Of San Fran
cisco is the guest of Mrs. James Me-
CATCHY.
Mrs. George w. Lorenz and son will
leave tomorrow for Summit Soda
Springs.
Frank F. Hollister and Mr.. and Mrs.
Sol kunyon Of CORTLAND are at the Capt.
tai Hotel.
Ex-Chief Engineer M. O'Meara Of the
Fire Department has come back to Sac
ramentO to live.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles II. Watt, form
erly OF this city, but now of San Fran
CISCO, are at the Golden Eagle.
Miss Tillie Lang left yesterday for a
three weeks visit to San Jose, thence for
D ftN1n ctA Dna,
l.. +. G. Jordan. for thirteen years
with Baker Il Hamilton in this city, has
removed to Auburn, where he has set up
in business for himself
L. L. Acock, who has been visiting
relatives and looking after his mining
Interests in the vicinity of elsey, Ell
Dorado County, has returned hame.
Hiram Cook and wife and NJ E. Horn
lein and wife start this morning for the
seaside. They will remain a week at
Santa Cruz and then go TO Monterey.
Mrs. William II. Mills and daughter
Bessie. also Mrs. G. S. Haswell, are in
town visiting friends and enjoying the
delightful evenings for which Sacra-
mentO is famous.
At noon yesterday the marriage of
Clara Bell, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Ii.
+. Root, and DR.. Elmer j. Weldon, was
celebrated at the Methodist Episcopal
Church, Rev. NJ. ID. Buck officiating.
The church was bower of beauty with
its potted plants, decorations. ETC., re-
sembllng conservatory, SO prOfuSe were
the bright blossoms and foliage Miss
Alice Root was the maid OF honor and
William Kloppinberg the groomsman,
assisted by Miss Clara keber aud Mollie
Titherington as the bridesmaids. Also
DR.. Hanna and William V. Kelly as
ushers. After the ceremony reception
was held at The residence of the BRIDES
parents, and the young married couple
were shOwered with congratulations.
They received many beautiful and useful
presents. Dr. and Mrs. Weldon left on
the afternoon train for the sea coast
Those present were as follows: J. Drls-
coll, Harry Root, Alex Nelson and wife,
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Johnson, Wesley
Greenlaw, Charlie Root and wife, Charles
Phipps and wife, Mrs. l.. a. Gould, Miss
Agnes Ryan, Miss Virginia Greenlaw,
Miss Elizabeth Vim, Miss Sadie VIM,
Mrs. \. l.. Drew. Miss Minnie Drew,
Miss Katherine VIM, Mrs. A. T.. Dug
las. Miss Ada Keber, Mrs. A. Il. Winn.
Mrs. keber. Miss Hattie Bell Root,
Miss Vira Crouch. Eugene Crouch and
wife. Miss Florence Brown, George
Bockrath, Miss Rose Ryan. Miss c.
Ryan. Miss Boise of Oakland, Miss
Kloppin berg, Miss Hawk, Captain
Hawk aud wife, Rev. Multrie Buck and
wife, NJ. w. Nathan.