The record-union., 1892-11-17

winter at the Hotel Livingston in Los
Angeles.
Colonel Perrie J. Kewen expects to be
appointed to foreign mission by the new
Administration. His friends are unan-
imous in the hope that Perrie will get
there.
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel yes
terday: II. f. Hays, Jos. jacobson, A.
N. Weigert, j. D. Miller, Ed. ]. Isaacs,
New York; 5. L. Lee, Carson; George ID.
Lunt, Il. Straue, Ii. Kuther, Chicago; II.
\. Barclay, Los Angeles; +. T. Baldwin
and wife, 5. D. Woods, Frank Bastian
and wife, Stockton; III. X. Robin, san
Jose; y. Q. Carr, Livermore; II. II. Ran
dali, Folsom; d. II. Miller, Norwalk,
Conn; j. NJ. Long. w. B. Madden, H.
Marsten, w. 3. Cotrel. r. b. Rothschild,
~, = " hitaker George X. Burton, +. K.
Glhord, W. 4 Stubbs, II. L. Rothschild,
". A. I1tcomb, u. L. Anderson, Mrs. and
MISS Connolly, Frank Diccerville, w.
hreutzkamm, san Francisco.
One of the most charming weddings Of
the season took place on Tuesday even
ing at the residence of MIR. and Mrs. }.
Is. Chappel. The occasion was the mar
rage OF their niece, Matte ii. GoodelI,
ana charles II. Lyons, both OF this city.
freclseIy at 7:3O O'clock the happy couple
took their places beneath a floral horse
shoe IN the front parlor. and the impress
I've words of the ceremony were pro-
nounced by Rev. :. Z. Davis. Alter the
guests had extended their congratulate
tons all partook OF a bountiful collation..
Numerous gifts testified TO the esteem in
Whicn the young people were held. MIR.
and Mrs. Lyons departed on the overland
70 make their future home in Cincinnati.
The following guests were present: J. b.
Chappell ana wife, w. \. Goodeu and
4
Weber and Wife, c. A. Beesley and wife,
q. ). Gilmore and wife, +. Barloot and
Wlle, ). kidder ana wife; Mesdames
Nelson, Stalker, Richardson. Barney,
PurneN, Flint, Palmer; Misses Aitken.
zimmerman. Franks, Chappell, Stalker,
McCann, Darlington, knights, Brown:
MeSsrs. W. ii. Gibson, Ii. H. fIaryie. Il.
NJ. IurnelI, W. Ii. HOpkinson. Eugene
JuncAIe' ID. ID. Goodell, ). Jessup, ii. l..
NanGercook.
There was happy gathering on Mon
day night of neighbors and friends at
me pretty country home of Mr.. and Mrs
W. q. Davis, near Perkins, the occasion
beng house warming, or rather the
dedication OF the fine new residence OF
the happy couple. The houses the old
and the new were lighted up from base
inent TO garret, and the yard was becom-
lngiy lighted with Chinese lanterns About
) O'Clock the guests began TO arrive, and
IL would be useless to try to mention the
names Of all, as 'eVerybodyp was there
An orchestra furnished music for those
who desired to dance, and singing, games
and other amusements were not found
wanting. At IL o'clock a bountilul cola
ton was served by Mrs. Davis-such as
can be prepared only by thriving
tarmer-wife. The host and hostess are
fully entitled to ali the praise they le-
ceiVed from the assem- blage present.
After several Years OF hard work aud
good management, although classed with
the young folks OF the community, they
have successfully brought their farm
from barren tract to its present condition
that ofan earthly paradise, with the new
house and all its modern improvements.
Nothing is lacking to satisfy the ambi-
ton OF the happy couple. 1t was day
night before The gay throng had departed,
and all went away pleased with their
host and hostess, and with an apprecia-
ton OF what can he accomplished by
thrift, prudence and good taste; and last.
put not least, satisfied TO know that four
little children are TO share the home
erected as monument to their parents
prosperity.