Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-10-22
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

Governor Perkins went to San Francisco yester-
day.
VIC Curtis, of San Francisco, arrived here yes.
terday.
The long list of Queen yictorias grandchildren is
likely to be added 10 early next year.
D. NJ. Burns, Secretary of State, who has been
away some time, returned to the city yesterday
The engagement of Miss weinberger and VIM. j.
Gan, of st. Helena, Napa county, is announced
Senator E. A. Davis and P. Van Cef, OF Yuba,
came up from San Francisco yesterday on their way
home.
Bishop Simpson is to be formally received by the
Methodist clergy in Philadelphia upon his return to
America a fortnight hence.
Walker Blaine, Oldest son of the Secretary, is re-
ported TO be candidate for nomination to Congress
in the I bird District Of Maine next year.
The following persons are erecting new dwelling
houses IN jackson: Maria Chiffon, Roe q Co. John
Philips, James Holman, Wilds Bros, ana Mr.. Has
kins.
The Gridley Herald says Judge Hundlev, of Butte,
is about to resign the Superior lujgeship and sug.
gests as fit person to fill the place Judge W. S. SAT-
ford, now of Sacramento.
Mrs NJ Block and Mrs. A. Nathan went to San
Francisco Thursday TO attend the wedding there
that evening of j. H. Alderman to Miss Beckie
Godstein, cousin OF Mrs. Block
Miss Alice briggs has gone to San Francisco to
spend the greater part of the winter Her brother,
George r. Driggs yesterday accompanied her to
the Bay, but will return tomorrow.
\. X. Stoddsrd, OF this city, who has been absent
nearly three weeks resting trip TO Monterey,
santa Cruz. San Francisco and other points, re.
turned yesterday, much improved by his jaunt
FIT Wilder was, Thursday evening, gwen sur.
prise marty and handsome watch by several
friends the occasion being his birthday. The affair
took place at his residence. at Sixth and streets
Harvey ]. ostrander and family were the recipi-
ents of genuine surprise party at their farm res-
dence near MERGED last Friday evening" All that
ton of country was well represented, and the genial
social element of the Marposa and Bear creek farms
had pleasant evening and merry dance At
midnight all the Changers contributions of good
cheer graced the improvised supper tables.
General Garfield wrote in answer to friend
who had congratulated him upon his election TO the
Senate: "As to the hope you express that shall
highest ambition of public ought to be TO dis
charge fully the duties of the position to which he
is already called. man is not in position to dis
charge his duties fully and without bias if he is
pring to higher places and laborng to secure them
The post of greatest usefulness ought be the place
of the highest honor"
John Douglas, Salt Lake; /. NJ. Gardner and wife,
Salem Or; T. C. A Kilman, Jr., Virginia L. T.
Crane, Marysville J. Mitchell and wife, Oakland ;
E. Roller, N. s. Buchanan, Miss Minnie Moore,
Frank Emo, G.. Simmons, W. LARA, ]. d. La Monte,
San Francisco; o. S. Terrell, Walnut Grove; Mrs
George, Georgetown ]. w Cameron, Tombstone,
S. W. Culbertson and wife, Woodland /; G.. W. Dixon,
San Francisco; s. Prouty and wife, Gait; James
McGram, 0roville; Max SIeler, j. w. Duncan,
Frank Brown, San Francisco J. v. Sims, Court
land A. II. Wilson, G. L. Curtis Oakland, were in
the city yesterday.