The record-union., 1893-05-27
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL

E. Van Alstine is on a visit to Nevada
County.
L. Elkus came up from San Francisco
last night.
! Assemblyman Raw has returned from
flying trip to Mexico.
Lawyer George Z. Bates was up from
San Francisco yesterday.
| Mrs. DR.. Obed Harvey of Gait is on a
visit to friends in Lassen County.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. D. Gray of Fresno are
guests at the Golden Eagle Hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. r. Stephens of Placer
vile are guests at the Capital Hotel.
}. Madden of Alturas and E. V. Spen-
Ger OF Susanville are at the Capital Hotel.
on Tuesday next Clinton L. White will
leave for Chicago to visit the Worlds
Fair.
Congressman S. G. Hilborn of Oak
land Is stopping at the Golden Eagle
Hotel.
George Heazleton, formerly proprietor
OF the San Francisco Post, is at the Golden
Eagle.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. B. Greene of Court
land registered at the Capital Hotel yes
! terday.
| Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. r. Pond and RAY
mond Pond of Woodland are at the Capt.
tai Hotel.
Peter Flaherty, William Gutenberger
and f. w. Day are back from their visit
to Lassen County.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. V. Hoover of Elk
Grove and Mrs. II. NJ. Hoover of Colusa
are at the Capital Hotel.
| NJ. Levy, A. Hamberger and G. Stan
| genberger, prominent merchants of san
francisco, are at the Golden Eagle Hotel
Miss Annie Talmage of Walnut Grove
I n fhnA ANTsN..l ~ H..
with u. Porter and family of San Fran
cisco.
Miss Ora Runyon, after attending
| school at Mills College, has returned to
her Courtland home, accompanied by
Miss Zillah Mann of Tacoma.
AT the last monthly meeting of the
Courtland Social and Dancing Club the
President, George P. Runyon, was pre-
| sented with an elegant locket by the
members OF the club.
William w. Kemp, who has been at
tendlng ex-State Superintendent Hoitt's
Oak Grove School in San Mateo County.
graduated last Friday, and was admitted
10 the Stanford University on Monday
| on the recommendation of DR.. Hoitt.
lie returned to his home at Placeryille
| Tor visit.
| Arrivals at the Capital Hotel yesterday:
Madden, Alturas; A. 4. Biddle, George
X. Vending. Hanford, Kings County;
I. R. Stephens and wife, Placerville; b.
V. Spencer, Susanville; B. V. Hoover and
wife, Elk Grove; p. NJ. Stofen, Santa
Rosa; w. r. Pond and wife, Raymond
Pond, Woodlands E. Haynes, City; Geo.
b. Greene and wife, Courtland; S. N.
! Wyckotf, San Francisco; Ben P. Tabor.
}. 5. Quire, Auburn; Al Lindley, Los
Angeles; q. w. Young. San Francisco;
Frank L. Bates, Sacramento; 0. X. Cloud
man, Nevada City; Mrs. H. NJ. Hoover,
| Colusa; A. Carlisle, Berkeley; A. Brin-
| tenbecher, Clements.
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel YES
! terday: q. J. Penfield, l.. a. Kohn. Chi
cago; II. NJ. Kingsbury, 6. A. Laury,
| Boston; F. p. Katz, Max Nathan, c. 4.
Boynton, New York; Edward LIE May,
! London; t. Smith and wife, Worcester,
Mass; II. 2. Hayward, Ushby, Mass; j.
| w. Dunlap, Modesto; J. D. Gray and
wife, Fresno; NJ. S. Neill, Rodeo; S. G.
/ Hilborn, Oakland; Z. V. Cowell. w. g.
Collins. H. 6. Wesberd, NJ. Levy. A.
| Hamburger, q. Stangenberger, II. Z. Dig
giles, 7. NJ. Mcnamara, George Heazle-
| ton, J. D. Allan, l.. Elkus, J. H. Mum
| day, w. H. Breuner, g. Ii. Hilbert. San
Francisco; August Rugg, Paris, France.
! The RECoRD-U UNION yesterday received
| from Jos. Steffens, who is now in New
| York, two cards, one of which reads:
''Mr. and Mrs. J. Lincoln Stetfens. ia
/ East Seventy second street." and the
other, Miss Josephine Bontecou." The
only thing in the way of explanation ac-
companying the cards was slip of pa
per on which was inscribed: 80. x,
Joseph Stetfens." 1t is understood, of
course, that Mr.. Stefens' son and the
young lady whose name has been given
are now man and wife. The match was
not without some romance. The Young
people first met in Paris, where both
were pursuing their studies, and the at
tachment has been a strong one. The
young bridegroom, who was reared In
this city, is a member of the staff of the
New York Star, and is said TO be very
| efficient one.