The record-union., 1891-08-13

as groomsman, and Miss ELLA Mills of
Grass Valley as bridesmaid. AT the con-
cIusion of the ceremony fine wedding
supper was spread. The happy couple
were the recipients of many costly and
useful presents.
Arrivals at the Capital Hotel yesterday:
Henry Netter, San Francisco; b. Wilson,
Sacramento; w. 3. Hayford, Colfax; f.
4. Fleming, Biggs; Ct. l.. Hanscom, Mo-
j. Z. Camp, Brighton; j. D. Carr, Salinas;
j. NJ. Wetherm, George Gillespie, Bos-
ton, Mass; G. L. Merrill, Placerville; o.
X. Cloudman, You Bet; c. +. Touch,
Sacramento; B. n. Hoover, Elk Grove;
j. r.. Snead, Dixon; d. Mckenzie, Gait;
J. f. Mosley, Stockton; Chas. Quiggles,
Gait.
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel
yesterday: L. S. Brown, Portland, Or;
Dave Pasner, d. Graham, New York; G.
III. Gottschalk, Milwaukee; n. Richard
son, Truckee; B. A. Cheney and wife,
Boston; Rev w. j. Lennon, L. U. Ship
pee, Stockton; John Boggs, Colusa; c. e.
/ Iinkham, Chico; A. S. Porter, Porter's
Peak; John Thomann, st. Helena; w. r..
Reid, Pittsburg, Pa; A. H. Voight, r. e.
Miller, Charles d. Gushing, J. w. ThOms,
J. p. Meecham, T. w. Titus, II. c.. Hall,
w. D. Howe, S. Hollub, J. D. Callahan,
San Francisco.
An, enjoyable banquet was given on
Tuesday evening in the dining saloon of
the Pacific Union Club, San Francisco,
by E. s. Pillsbury, mplimentary to
Judge Stephen J. Field. Fragrant trop-
ical blossoms and large clusters of la
tractIve appearance Of the table and ac-
centuated the beauty of the cutglass and
silver service. An elaborate menu was
served and enjoyed in the midst of brill
liant conversation. Among those to meet
Judge Field were: Chief Justice Beatty, l..
L. Haggin, General T. H. Ruger, Russell
J. Wilson, j. Fair, w. w. Morrow, Judge
j. II. Beatty, General w. II. Dimond, NJ
II. de Young and II. G.. Platt.
The wedding of a. B. Moran and Miss
Irene Murray took place at noon yester-
day at the residence Of the brides par
entS, 17l6 NJ street. Mr.. Moran was
formerly a resident of Sacramento, and,
owing to his genial ways, was very popu-
lar. He is now located in Stockton with
the tlrm of Arndt 6E Gumpertz. Miss
Murray is the daughter of George Muir
ray, the Well-knoWn contractor. The
parlor and reception room were beauti-
fully decorated with smilax. and large
floral bell hung over the spot where the
happy couple were united. The cere-
mony was performed by Rev. w. J.
Lemon Of Stockton. The bride was robed
III an elegant cream colOred French crepe
gown, cut Grecian style, and wore dia-
monds for ornaments. George Cramer
acted as groOmsman, and Miss Alice
Murray, sister Of the bride, was the
bridesmaid. The latter was attired in a
handsome pink crepe costume. After the
ceremony the guests were escorted to the
dinlng-room, where an elegant wedding
breakfast was served. Toasts and speech
making were INDUCED in until the time
arrived for taking the afternoon train for
the bay. The wedding party then en-
tered carriages and were driven to the
depot. Among the guests who were
present and wished the couple Godspeed
were: Mr.. and Mrs. George Murray, G.
w. Murray, Mr.. and Mrs. German, Mr..
and Mrs. E. Morris, Mrs. George Neale,
L. P. Bell, Miss Lucy Murray, Miss El-
sic Garrett, Mrs. Will. Chalmers, Miss
Nellie Tanquery and G. Tanquery of
Stockton, Frank Greerman, Miss Laura
Kramer, Miss Alice Murray, and Mrs. p.
B. Priston of Stockton. The bride and
groom were the recipients of many hand
some and costly presents. The brides
father presented her with check for a
neat sum Of money and an elegant dia-
mond necklace. Mr.. and Mrs. Moran
went directly to San Francisco where
they will stop at the Palace Hotel for a
couple of days, and then proceed to Mon
terey and other coast resorts.