The record-union., 1891-05-17
McClatchy) are visiting Mrs. James Nc

McClatchy) are visiting Mrs. James Nc
CATCHY.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. F. Moseley of Stock
ton, and Miss X. Snead of Dixon, are
registered at the Capital Hotel.
Miss Gussie Hughes and Miss Amanda
Austin left yesterday for short visit at
Applegate Station, Placer County.
Richard Anderson, Jr., of Placerville, is
in the city with his wife visiting Mrs.
Alderson's mother, Mrs. c. Hunger
Senator and Mrs. William NJ. Stewart
will pass the summer at the White Sui
phur Springs, in Virginia.
Mrs Stanford received on Tuesday for
the last time this summer, as she is now
at Menlo Park. She will resume her
weekly receptions in September.
Leonard Storrer and Miss Mary
Fletcher were married near Pleasant
Grove on Wednesday last, at the resi-
dence of the brides mother. The bride
Fletcher, and the groom by H. Noting
ham. The happy couple departed for
Sacramento, where they will in future
reside.
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel
yesterday: p. Martel, Chicago: j. r.
Wilmington, st. Louis; H. J. Sprague, 4.
V. Gibson, H. b. Roche, E. L. Nicl1er-
son, James Shorey, e. F. Balch, Yon
Yonsen, L. j. Roder, Morris Lewis. F. j.
Nutting, E. f. Locke, Miss Kate Sprague,
Gertie Maddigan, Eva Grace, George
Hansen, Tom Anderson: DR.. NJ. ]. Roe;
New York; S. c. Abbott, Hartford. Conn;
;. ID. Sellers, Philadelphia; William
Jackson, Newark, n. j.; George L. Allen,
b. Z. Van Emon and wife, H Cowell, J.
l.. Ballard, A. II. Williams, S. Asheim,
9. +. Wilson, John J. OConnor, Miss
Norah Sullivan, Baron Falkenberg, San
Francisco; Ii. w. Earle, Stoclton; Miss
5. E. Clements, Santa Rosa; J. w. Nelson,
Oakland.
Arrivals at the Capital Hotel yesterday:
J. II. Brown, Iowa Hill; p. S. Lauge-
nour, Mrs. Laugenour, Woodland; A. B.
Williams, Reno. New; Mrs. S. L. Will
son, Marysville; James Wilson, Oakland;
j. R. Wilmington, st. Louis, Mo-; j. +.
Sheridan; j. G. Stewart, lone; p. Lam
bert, Sumner; j. f. Moseley and wife.
Stockton; Miss X. Snead, Dixon; II.
Harris, r. Levy, D. Sweeney, William
Hassamer, William SWEET, j. Clarke, j.
Sharp, 6. Cobb, o. Young, r. Van Zant,
D, Cartwright-San Francisco Baseball
Club; j. ID. Coughlin, c. HenlIle. Pals
ley; f. w. Gibbons; a. j. Larson, Stock
ton; a. O. Robbins, Ogden, Utah; Miss
X. NJ. Hambley, Miss NJ. 4. Simpson,
Oakland; George Wilkinson, Sheldon,
Ill; l.. Dean, Oregon; y. w. Stuart,
Courtland; c. Dondero, Il. Giovenott, San
Francisco.
A picnic was given at w. n. Runvon's
Grove, two miles south of CORTLAND, on
Monday, the 18th, by Miss Maggie Col
lins and Mr.. and Mrs. w. n. Runyon, as
a parting farewell to Miss Alice Duden,
teacher of the Onisbo School District.
Games and other amuSementS were the
leading pastime of the day. At O'Clock
dancing was commenced, for which ex-
eellent music was furnished by Messrs.
l.. and Z. Walrath of Sacramento, w,
Colby of Clarksburg and c. w. ARA
smith OF Courtland. AT II o'clock sup
per was announced and all retired to the
dining-room and did justice to the we'll
arranged table. Then they resumed
dancing and enjoyed themselves until an
early hour, when it was moved to ad-
Journ, the merrymakers departing for
their respective homes, happy and con-
tent with the days festivities. Follow
ing are the names of those who attended ::
Mr.. and Mrs. w. n. Runyon. Mr.. and
Mrs. James Collins, Mrs. Morse, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. NJ. Foster, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Figg, Mr.. and Mrs. II. Crew, Mr. and
Mrs. Will Jones, Mrs. DAILY, Mrs. Barry.
Mrs. j.. w. Houston and Mr.. and Mrs.
Georgei Carty; Misses Eliza Witten-
brock, Lista Wittenbrock, Annie Crofton,
Jennie CroftOn, Hattie Houston, Dora
Myers, Minnie Myers, Laura Peck. Car
RE Peck. Nellie Peck, Edith Morse,
Winnie Barry, May Daily, Sadie Horne,
Edna Mckee, Gertrude Runyon, Leona
Duden, Miss Eastman and Miss DeBack:
Messrs. A. j. Peck, B. Crew, Joe Crew,
Arthur Eastman, Louis Myers, Edward
Myers. Chris Goldman, Henry Morse.
Edward Smith, Charles Willing, J. II.
McGanghran, NJ. L. Isham, Barry Will
son, w. A. Johnson, Eugene Van Court.
James Collins, Jr., Roy Peck and Nelson
Rarrv