Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-11-30
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

| L. Krowen Of New York, is in the city.
c. H. Eldred and bride have returned from their
wedding trip.
Senator Logan's sevsnteen-year-old son will enter
Harvard College next year.
G. L. Curtis, also Mrs c. B. Seymour, OF Oak
land, were in the city yesterday.
William Ashburner, OF San Francisco, will arrive
from the East by overland train this morning.
| W. W. Sheldon and C. L. Ecklon. of Folsom.
were in the city yesterday witnesses in the debris
case
NJ M. Watson, E. H. ostrander, G. F. Alardt and
F. W. Dearborn, of San Francisco, were in the city
| yesterday
Judge Rhodes, Judge Wallace and g NJ Wilson,
counsel in the Gold Run debris case, were present
| in Court yesterday.
Mrs R. E. wilIett and Henry G Knapp and wife,
of Los Angeles will arrive from the East this
| ing by Central Pacific.
| Madame A. Chavanne OF San Francisco, is visit
| ing Mrs. VIM. Watt at Grass Valley, while Mr.
Chavanne is in Mexico.
| r. L. Fulton, editor OF the Reno Gazette and
wife. were in the city yesterday, and went to San
Francisco in the afternoon.
Bieber Qassen county, people have had public
meeting and arranged for Christmas festivities in
| the town hall for all the people.
Mrs. Scott-Siddons has in great measure re-
trieved her reputation by her charming impersona-
ton of Rosalind in AS You Like 1t at the Hay.
market
There we're in the city Yesterday from Nevada.
Mrs. B. F. Bacon, of Verdi; John McNally and Miss
Emma Hill, of Tuscarora; and c. McCarding,
Washoe.
James Condrey aud Miss Ellen Rauth of this city,
we're married last evening at the residence Of the
brides mother, Rev. Carroll NJ. Davis performing
the ceremony.
in New York. They are given by the bridegroom
elect few days prior to his marriage, and moth
ing If not costly.
"Esthetic germans" are among the promised now
elites Of the season, and will be called because Of
the introduction OF figures which will buresque the
esthetic craze of the hour.
There are no marked changes made in cutting gen.
tlemen's clothing, though pantaloons are narrower
than those Of last season, and all coats shorter
including the Prince Albert frock coats.
The Odd Fellows Lodges Of Sacramento will next
Sunday hold Joint memorial exercises in memory of
James L. Rdgeley, for tortytwo years Secretary of
the Grand Lodge of the United States I. o. O. F.
The "Grande Duchess" Schneider has been hum
plugged at last. The Count whom she has mar
ried and endowed with the spoil Of many victim
turns out to be no Count at ALL but plain NJ. Bionne
"Tommy," said mother to her seven year- old
boy, "you must not interrupt me when am talk
ing with ladies. You must wait till We stop, and
then YOU can talk" " But you never stop, le-
torted the boy.
Winnipeg is grand place for girls. 1t is said that
II IL Is lOuuu OCJ IIat young - Ou u COuiiuS
train there are to be about geo eligible bache
Tors anxiously waiting at the station ready to pro-
pose matrimony.
The members OF Milo Lodge, No. 4s, Knights Of
Pythias, of Nevada City, have definitely fixed upon
Friday evening, January 10th, as the date for the
which they propose giving.
James L. Holland of San Francisco, is in the
city, as official shorthand reporter in Department
One of the Superior Court, as the other steno-
graphers are all engaged in connection with the
Gold Run case in Department Two.
very pleasant surprise party was held at the
residence of VIM. McGrif, in Woodland, Friday
night. About forty young couple were present, an6
the evening was spent delightfully."- in music, games
and innocent amusement until late hour.
Charles Ridebock, a farmer near Suisun, Solano
county, claims to be the Oldest living white resident
of California. He came to this State in 1925 and
was married the following year by Governor
Michaeltorena to a native lady. Captain Ridebock
is so years Of age.
His Majesty the King of Siam has made prom
Use to John A. Halderman, our Consu-GeDeral in
that country, that he will present through him to
the National Museum at Washington a collection of
articles Illustrating the life, manners and customs
of the Siamese people,
A. A. Wood, formerly of Sacramento, and later a
resident OF Chico, returned Yesterday, with w. II.
Newell of that place, from extended trip in the
Wood River country and other portions OF Idaho.
They state that Frank Anthony, formerly of this
CITY, has located at WOOQ River IN business,
doing well.
noticed and commented upon the decreased number
of presents that at the wedding receptions.
As a rule the gifts of very ordinary and mex
pensive character-some scarcely worth exhibiting.
Brides, understand, are very much distressed
| about the matter.
| The Thanksgiving social dinner given by the La
dies Society at Elk Grove for the benefit of the
Presbyterian Church of that place, was very sue
cessfu and the Society has rendered its thanks to
Messrs Smith & Stevens, propretors of the Toronto
Hotel, for the of their hall on that occasion.
Also to Messrs. Hill s. Jones, and the merchants OF
Elk Grove, and to W. A. Chittenden l. Co., OF Sac
ramento, for valuable assistance.
| Naomi Chapter No. &c. Order OF the Eastern Star,
installed last evening its officers at the Masonic Blue
Lodge room: Mrs. ]. N. Young W. Matron Mrs.
| R. o. Cravens, W. Patron; Mrs. p Stanton, A. Ma
tron Mrs. G. n Smell, Treasurer; Mrs. Hattie A.
Dunn, Secretary; Miss Mary StaDto, Con-; Mrs. /.
| X. Crum, Asst. Con. After the installation ban.
| quet was held, followed by social reunion and
dance. The occasion was very enjoyable one.
| There were present many guests, members OF the
Masonic fraternity.
Lincoln; J. L Gould, Dutch Flat; Thomas R.
Stephens. Mrs. Diamond, Placervile Mrs. john
Kelly, Woodland; J. J.. Campbell, Gait; L. A.
Spurgeon Capay A. Mcintosh, Boca ]. Hamr,
Grass Valley Fred sugden N Jones' Florin; VIM
H Lyons, Stockton; Mrs Rhoies, Mrs. Gilmore
Miss Emma Rhodes, Miss K. Leventon, Plymouth
b. ?. Martin and wife, Truckee; Thomas Tavener
| j. W Belcher, Costumes; j. o. Kane Chas How
ard. ]. NJ. Short, Gait Geo. H. Kerr, 1. Reden, B
Kendrick, Elk Grove; A. A. Wood, Portland, Or.
| J. o. Forbes, Jr. Georgetown; VIM. Cramer Car
| son; c. R. Martin, Auburn; J. Fl. Mesringe, Chico
HABIT, if not necessity, makes hair dress
ing, such as DR.. Ayers laboratory issues, in
dispensable to many. Ayers Hair Vigor il
one Of the most delightful we have ever used
1t restores not only the color, but gloss anG
luxuriance, to faded and gray hair.
"MoNEY IS THE RooT OF ALL EVIL w-
Impure blood is the root of all disease. Witt
| a trifia of one root hnz King of the Blood