Sacramento daily record-union., 1881-11-16
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.
Senator William Johnston is in the city.
Erred Werner of Snttar Greek. Is in town.

Senator William Johnston is in the city.
Fred Werner, of Sutter Greek, is in town.
Mr. and Mrs. Reams, of Suisun, are in the city.
Mining engineer c. F. Allardt is stopping in the
city.
j. W. Seton, of Ukiah, is visiting in the city for
few days.
William Fox and ]. P. Ferrier, of Iowa, were in
Sacramento Yesterday.
j. P Ames Warden OF the State Prison at San
Quentin, is in the city.
Mrs. c. Nelson, of this city, has returned from a
visit to Pleasant Grove
A. Morrison has returned from his trip to the
southern part of the State.
E. A. Belcher and W. c. Belcher, of Marysville,
are attending the debris trial in this city.
District Attorney Smoot, of San Francisco, is at
tending the Supreme Court in this city.
W. B. Long, OF Texas; t. L. Bartright, of Ar
kansas and a. B. Levi, of St. Louis, No., are in
the city.
Hamilton Smith, Jr, President of the Miners
Association, and several mining superintendents
and leading miners are in town, attending the Gold
Run mine trial.
Full triplepaited fraises are in vogue. made after
the fashion OF the rufies seen IN portraits around
the neck of Sir Walter Raleigh. They are called
60 Raleigh ruifs.
Velour ottoman silk is novel dress fabric which
promises to be very popular Tor bridal and evening
consumes 1t comes only in white, and very deli
New shoes Of silk velvet for evening wear are
laced up the fronts with slender cords of gold or
silver, and the toes are covered with embroidery
worked in silver or gold threads.
There were in the city yesterday from San Fran
cisco II. Baird, Mrs. A. ]. Foster, A. NJ. Gray,
Geo. Clingman, C. B. Hawley, Mrs. Erhardt, Mrs.
Williams, o. C. McCracken and NJ. Shepard.
A positive and very pleasant surprise party was
given at the residence of John f. Farnsworth, OF
the firm of NJ T. Brewer & Co., last Saturday even
ing The occasion was the presentation OF fine
goid-headed ebony cane, being gift from other
members of the firm. Mr.. Brewer made the pre-.
sentation speech. Subsequently the employees OF
the firm presented Mr.. Farnsworth with set OF
diamond studs, mounted on enamel. The whole
occasion hinged upon its being his birthday, which
was further celebrated by large and miIthful
| gathering.
Among those in town yesterday were the follow
ing: J. Il. Olsen, Mrs. Thursby, George Greer,
John Hack D. De Gross, Courtland H. Hebb, Isle
! ton; John Belcher, L. Wilcox, L. Wright, Cosum-
mes; Il. Erhardt, Franklin James V. Sims, Court
/ land; BENZ. Foss, Chico Ed. Murray, Marysville
A J. stinel, Yisalia; Miss J. PerleY, Red Bluff ;
W. d LYON, Stockton ; G. F. Allardt, San Andreas;
| D. B. Hundley, T. C. Googan, W. Foot, Oakland
Mrs X + Morrison, Miss Davitt, P. Kewon, w. I.
inter, l. Marshall, VIM. Lampert, G.. X. Maxwell,
j. y. Beale, II. Newell, A. D. Case. VIM. NJ. Cutter,
Ahred Daggett, Visalia J. E. Clapp, Telare; A. B.
Lew, St. Louis j. NJ Walling, Nevada City John
Gale Oroviile; Chas. F. Whitten, c. W. jerks,
| Geit Chas. Lyons, Vim. Lyons, f. F. Cleveland,
Latrooe; John Perrott, Woodbridge; G. J. Carpeu
Ter, Fiacervilie b. Burt, Anlador; J. johnson and
Tlfe, MISS Johnson, sutter county; L. f. Mouiton,
/ G. L Luther, Colusa; j. Campbell Chas Harvey.
| Gait; Geo. ID. Winters, Reno, New; and L. Frink.
| OF Oakland.