Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-10-26
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.
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Caleb Dorsey, Of Stanislaus county, has gone on q
visit to Texas.
Judge and Mrs.5John S. Hager leave the East next
week for California.
Mrs A. H. Price, of Sacramento, is visiting her
mother, Mrs. Hart, in Oakland.
]. C. Traner, Of Modesto, starts East in a few
days. He VII be gone some six weeks.
Mrs. J. NJ Pierce, teacher of music in the sacra-
mento Seminary, is visiting friends in town.
A sian hop is to be held at Red Bluff soon, and
the fremen win follow It by Thanksgiving ball.
Mrs Dr. John Ruth Of Oakland, ia in the city,
and leaves for Red Bluff this afternoon for months
visit.
In Paris, society chaperons are now known as
"tapestry," to distinguish them from the "wall-
flowers"
Chief of Police P. j. Crowley and wife, OF San
Francisco, celebrated their silver wedding Wednes-
day evening last.
Among the visitors from the East in this city yes
terday were L. ?. st. Clair, OF florida, and J. II.
Foster, of New York.
Rev Mr.iPhillips and family left susauvile Thurs
cay for Mendocino county, where they intend max
ing their permanent home.
The officers OF the Fourth United States Artillery
to be entertained by series of parties prior to
the command leaving the coast for the East.
Rev. J. T. Ford, of san Bernardino, has received
calls to the pastoTate Of both the First and Second
Churches of San Bernardino. Both churches await
his decision.
Attorney-General Hart yesterday accompanied
Judge George A Blanchard to Colusa, where the
latter enters upon the duties of Judge of the Su-
perir Court of Colusa county.
DIR. Geo. Handy of Oakland, C. A. Burhyte and
family. of Napa, and Mrs. W. H. TAYLOR. of Pleito.
California, are among the passengers to arrive from
the East by overland this morning.
Ladies' riding habits are made shorter and mar.
rover in the skirt than heretofore. The material
consists often of black, but more frequently Of
bottle-green and dark-blEe ladies' cloth.
Mrs L. A. Eskridge, OF Sacramento has gone to
Fisalia TO attend upon her mother, Mrs. L. X. Zum-
walt, who was thrown from her buggy last week
and sustained severe injury, her thigh bone being
fractured.
King Kalakaua was entertained in San Francisco
by parties and receptions given by DIR. and Mrs. ].
Mott Smith, by Captain Floyd by Il. W. Severance,
BY Claus Spreckles, and by Mr.. and Mrs. Folney
Spaulding
r. D. Warner and wife and Miss hlilligan OF Min
neapolis, Mimi, will arrive from the East by over.
land train this morning, and will be the guests of
Dr. Simmons family in this CITY for few days. The
party viii spend the winter in the southern part Of
the State.
George II. Perry and Miss Laura Dray, daughter
of F. r. Dray, were united in marriage at o'clock
yesterday afternoon at the residence OF the brides
father, on l street. Rev. l. E. Dwinel officated.
About forty friends of the family were present,
and numerous and valuable presents were given to
the bride. The party left the afternoon train for
Dali EIdHClSCo, HiltIc tHt1 Will fcoiut-
There were in the city from San Francisco yester-
day: s. NJ Fielding, A. Simon, " ottenheiIner, ].
w. Hall and wife, II. G. Shote, Mrs. o. A. de La
veasa, Miss /. de Layeaga, j. V. de Layeaea, |.
Guerrero and family, j. C. Cebrian and family Mrs.
j. F. Houghton, John Brown, VIM. II. Hutchinson,
Jos R. Mclean, VIM. /. Roach l. NJ. Duncan, B. G.
Duffy. John j. Hucks, VIM. Mexican, N. Dawson,
Mrs. n. Dawson, Mrs Porter, Mrs. Allen, Mrs.
Chamberlain and D. Ayers.
The following were in the city yesterday: T.
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mold. E. Driscoll, Milpitas Mrs. Thisby. Isleton
W. Fryatt and wife, Grafton Thos. Traganza, L.
Wilder, Elk Grove; P. DIPPED, Emigrant Gap VIM.
Johnston, Richland; S: J. Croker, Genoa, New. !;
NJ F. Tarpey, Summary Park; W. Brown, Wood
land A. Rupert, Bartlett Springs; c. G. Kelley,
susanville ]. Pyne and wife, CORTLAND /; and W.
G. Mackey, OF Solano
A military company, composed OF twenty-one
young ladies' rank and file, has been organized in
this city, says the San Diego Union. The following
are the officers Miss Blancae Downs, Captain Miss
BERTHE Bush First Lieutenant; Mrs. Philo E. Beach,
Second Lieutenant; Miss Fogg, First Sergeant
Miss Maxwell, Second Sergeant. There is no doubt
as to the ladies being first in the hearts OF their
countrymen; but whether not they will take q
similar rank, should it ever become their duty to
Shed the blood OF the enemy, remains to be seen.
Mr. and Mrs. Leland Howe celebrated their china,
or twentieth wedding anniversary, last evening, at
their residence, 1927 street. There over leo
guests in attendance, including Rev. l. S. kalloch
and wife, Mr.. Davidson and vile, w. IL. Hutchin-
| son, J. Il. Mclean, 3. G. Duffy W. Rhodes, j. T..
Grant, w. B. Wadman, wife and daughter, Mrs.
Chamberlain and Mrs. Porter, Mrs. Emma Russell,
T. B. Ross and j. Hueks. all OF San Francisco also
| II. Duncan Santa Clara; J. o. Avery, Stockton
| Il. Mckee, Santa Cruz, and Mrs c. NJ Allen San
Jose. OF this city there were Rev. a. J. Frost and
wife, Mrs. Cox and wife, H. Longton, Mr.. Nichols,
! Mrs. Todd and daughter, Mrs Howe and daughters,
! Mira. and Hiss Riyett, Mrs. d. Coraan, l.. Shafer
and wife, F. aaswell, NJ. McCormae, E. L. Billings,
| DIR. Briggs, Mrs Ellen Briggs, Mr. and Mrs. Kerr
and daughters, T. P. Taylor and wife, Mr.. and Miss
Shuek. Misses Sophie Meiss, E. Pncost, Hattie
Nicholl, Marie Berdole, Ella Bragg, Matte Nealy,
Mamie Nealy, Julia Biggs Mrs. Hemple, Miss Sauls.
bury DR.. Phelps, r. Coin, W. G. Hopping, Mrs.
Reynolds, Mrs. Brown, E. Phelps The hosts spread
| bountiful table for the guests Dancing was in
dulged in The house and grounds were iIlumina-
ted by fanciful lanterns B. C. Duffy of San Fran
cisco, performed the mock anniversary wedding. A
number of appropriate presents were made to the
hosts. The festivities continued until a very late
| hour