The record-union., 1894-04-19
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL

Mrs. w. A. Anderson is visiting in San
Francisco.
District Attorney Ryan has gone to San
Francisco
Harry Gamble has returned from San
francisco.
General Montgomery came down from
Chico yesterday.
Hon. Marion BiggS of Butte County is
at the Capital Hotel.
Editor LaGrave of the lone Echo was
IN the city yesterday.
i. b. Daniels of Chico is registered at
the Golden Eagle Hotel
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Knorp of San Fran
| cisco are guests at the Capital Hotel.
): X. Murdock is down from Colusa
and Is stopping at the Golden Eagle.
Mrs. B. III. Preston is visiting her
father. M. l.. Marsh, in Nevada City.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. Keiser of Munsey, ILL.,,
are visiting in this city, the guests of j.
p. Davis.
Mrs. w. A. Johnston and Miss L. Con-
ner OF Courtland are stopping at the Cap
| ital Hotel.
Mrs. e. P. Stanley of Santa Clara is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. julius Stein
hart, Of 240S street.
Ruby Flint of Salem Or, is visiting her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. L. b. Flint.
Mr.. and Mrs. George p. Low of San
francisco are at the Golden Eagle. Mr.
Low is Electric Insurance Inspector for
the coast.
Mrs. A. Churchill of Chicago is in the
| city visiting her uncle and aunt, Mr.. and
Mrs. Palmer Clark, at 1881 n street. She
will attend the Midwinter Fair before re-
turning to Chicago.
| Colonel II. w. Byington, ex- Collector
of Internal Revenue, will depart on
Friday for his old home in Santa Rosa,
accompanied by his daughter Josephine.
During his four years residence in this
city Colonel Byington and family made a
host OF friends, who regret to lose him.
Henry Clark of this city was married
in Philadelphia few days since TO Miss
Carrie Weinmann of that city. They are
| now Ell route TO Sacramento. The we'd
ding occurred in the parlor of the Gar
rick Club, Rev. j. Il. Levy, recently OF
Sacramento. officiating. There were four
| bridesmaids and an equal number of
| groomsmen.
! Arrivals at the Capital Hotel yesterday
Marion Biggs, Biggs; A. Christman,
Butte, Mont; Il. Allen, Scotland; c. G.
Howell, M. II. Cooey, Carl Leonard,
George NJ. Purnell, q. w. kramer, Sac
ramento; A. Knorp and wife, L. Nj. Van
| Frank, San Francisco; l.. Grunewald, /,
Jr.. and wife, New York; J. w. b. Mont
gomery, Chico; Mrs. w. A. Johnston,
Miss l.. Connor, Courtland; Frank Bull
lard. James Bandy, Woodland; J. a.
Cameron, Summit.
j. 7. Wilkinson, a representative OF
the Vancouver, b. c.. World, was among
the outgoing passengers on the Oregon
| Incl i'll l. NJ
son have been visiting the Midwinter
Fair. Mr.. Wilkinson returned from Elk
Grove yesterday, where Mrs. Wilkinson
| Will remain some weeks as the guest OF
Mrs. d. Sherwood. Said he: "The crops
at the Grove and as far down as San
Jose, where l visited, are suffering
greatly for want of rain. We could easily
spare you portion of what falls in Brit
ish Columbia, if it were so ordered by
the Clerk of the Weather."
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel yes
terday: Mrs. c. l.. Gilbert, Salem, Or;
Mrs. S. G. Dunkle, Glidden, Ia; John II.
Hughes and wife, Pittsburg, Pa; Irving
Lockwood, g. M. Arnold. ID. White and
wife, G. A. Thurston, Misses Browne,
William Marry, ). Mallen, j. Phillips, S.
! G. Wallis, O. j. Potter and wife, George
z. Low and wife, San Francisco; Miss
| Lila Juel, Thomas Ryan, Andre Verdier,
Joseph Masacek, j. Roodenberg, Louis
! Hoffman, Mendelssohn Quintet Club,
| Boston, Mass; II. H. Morse, Minnie F.
| O'Brien, Leonard Robinson, New York;
William Arsus and wife. Nicolaus; Mrs.
| C.. l.. Pendleton, Oakland; S. Comstock,
| Dunnigan; w. II. Getchell, Minneapolis:
| S. X. Murdoch, III. Manor. Colusa; K. d.
| Edgecomb, A. Thacker, Chicago; l.. b.
Daniels, Chico; E. b. Kurtz, Columbus.
| o.; j. w. Snowstall. Adrianten Borch,
| I'll
/ Yesterday at Ii a. NJ, Joseph Green, re-
| siding near CORTLAND, and one of the
| besL-known young men of the county,
was married at theresidence of the brides
mother on Andrus Island, to Miss Mary
j. Thisby, young lady widely and popu-
| larly known in that section. Kew. Charles
f. Oehler of this city officiated, County
Clerk William b. Hamilton was grooms
man, and Miss Sarah Sidwell of Rio Vista
was bridesmaid. The residence was Law
! ishlv decorated with roses, smilaX and
other flowers and vines, and the couple
were married beneath great floral horse
shoe hanging between the parlors. Miss
| Green, sister of the bridegroom, play ed
| the wedding march as the young people
| took their places for the ceremony, after
which an elegant wedding breakfast was
served beneath beautiful floral canopy,
constructed in exquisite taste OF lilies,
| roses anu UOllCdl0 NluSS L no OIlQt {
wedding gown was heavy corded silk OF
very fine texture, with costly lace and
| bead trimming, and the folds caught
| UP with orange blossoms. Her
! ornaments were diomonds and pearls.
! After the breakfast and during the social
reunion that followed, Miss Runyon en-
| tertained with music, and dancing was
engaged in by all so disposed. There
were many rich and choice presents to
| the couple. On the arrival OF the down
river steamer the new married pair de-
! parted for San Francisco, whence they
will go on Friday by steamer to Eureka
with the excursion party OF the Native
Sons, Mr.. Green being delegate to the
| Grand Parlor, to meet at Eureka. There
was large party of friends present at the
wedding, among whom were Mr.. and
| Mrs. Armstrong of Davisvilie, w. b.
Hamilton, Sacramento; Miss Lizzie
Green, Courtland; Mr.. and Mrs. p.
Green and family. J. Hurst, wife and
| family, San Francisco; Mrs. Sidwell and
| Misses Mary and Sarah Sidwen and Geo.
! Sidwell, Rio Vista; III. Smith and wife
| and Mrs. j. Smith of Isleton: Mrs. G.
and Miss Lulu Perkins, Isleton: Miss
! Francis Sprague, Isleton; II. Webb.
Grand Island: Mrs. r. Thisby, Robert,
George, William and Leonard Thisby,
Andrus Island, and D. g. Antonovich,
! San Francisco.
Ralph-Suppose fellows best girl gets