Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-12-03
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

| Ex-Mayor Swift is visiting in the city.
Assemblyman A. L. Chandler is in the city.
J. 7. Griffitts went to Marysville yesterday.
John Boggs, Of Colusa, was in town yesterday.
| The Aristos Social Club of this city, will give its
second annual party on the Doth instant.
Dr. J. g. Mcmahon, of Oakland, is about to re-
move to Santa Cruz to practice his profession.
| Samuel jelly, OF this city, will arrive on this
mornings train from six months visit to the
| East.
| Hon. C. W. Slagle, Commissioner to inspect the
Northern Pacific Railway, Is stopping at Los An
geles.
| Superintendent J. F. Kidder, of the Nevada Mar
ow-gauge railroad passed through to the Bay yes
| terday.
Commissioner Jacob Neff, o. the State Prison
| Board, passed through yesterday from the Bay to
Auburn.
Miss Florence Dresden, granddaughter OF Judge
Swift, is visiting in the city, and tie guest Of Mrs.
II. A. Weaver.
II. L. Robinson, f. V. Thorn, Lee Jacobs, D. G.
Jacobs and ]. o. Whitney, Of San Francisco, were in
| town yesterday.
Frank Miller, cashier of D. o. Mills Co.'S Bank,
| arrived home last evening from a trip of several
weeks at the East.
D. A. Bender, Secretary OF the Virginia and
Truckee Railroad, was in the city yesterday, and
went below in the afternoon.
E. A. Nichols, who has been in railroad employ at
Reddlng has been transferred 10 WILCOX, "A. l.. Tor
which place he will leave to-day.
Under Sheriff B. j. Whtesides of Pinal county
Arizona is stopping in the city few days. He was
formerly a resident of Marysville.
Miss Sarah 0'Malley, daughter OF James O'Malley,
of San Joaquin county, took the vail at the Domn-
lean Convent at Benicia on last Tuesday.
On the evening of the 14th inst, at the Commo-
dores residence, Mare Island, the little folks will
give fancy dress party in honor Of little Miss
Adams.
j. X. Owen, Superintendent of the Columbia and
Beaver mines, Wood river, Idaho, will superintend
the construction of mill for Haggin Tevs, in
Lower California.
Lieutenant E. H. C. Leutze, U. S. N, who has
been engaged on the survey for the railroad on the
Isthmus of TehUantepee, for the pas. year, has re-
turned to San Francisco.
At Oakdale last Tuesday evening" Mrs. williams,
who formerly kept the Central Hotel, gave ball in
honor OF her retirement, at which some thirty
couples sat down 10 supper and danced till the clock
could strike no less.
The Los Angeles Herald says that Colonel c.
Scott and family went to San Francisco a few days
since, aud that Colonel Scott will leave with his
engineering party to locate the line of the Southern
Pacific between Yuma and Port Ysabel.
Our special correspondent met in Tucson Mrs T.
C. Fellows and Mrs Robert Beck, who visiting
that ancient Mexican town. Mrs. Beck was most
enthusiastic over picturesque sombreros, serapes
and rebosas, well as the esthetic coors OF the
mountains.
| Among those in the city yesterday we're S. n.
| Gubray and wife, Woodland; W. L. Moore Auburn
| G. Mcmahon, Solano II. Reyes G. II. Colby, An
| drew Larson, Dutch Flat; W. Owens, Ed. Hooe, of
| Chico B Sturges, Placerville; W. Perry, Los An.
geles; r. J. Tucker, Lamar, Mo-; II. j. Baldwin
| and wife, Grass Valley F. NJ Potter, Plymouth
| VIM Foster, CORTLAND j. Carsten, GAINESVILLE,
and W. E. Andrew.
| Rear Admiral LIE Roy, a naval officer of towards
| go years, in Washington recently married Mrs.
| Stump, formerly Miss North, lady of Young
charms. This Wedding is said to show how beauty
and grace survive age and blood. Mrs. Stump mar.
| ried Maryla youth OF that name several years
| ago who was rich and ought to hive been happy.
He quarreled with his intimate friend Mr. Quar-
les, and they killed each other in this ady's PIES
| ence, each leaving lovely widow Both widows
are now married to more aged men, and would rath-
| er love than kill.