The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1881-11-02
society n In Mode.
Sam FrsncIsco wasp.

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In case our resume of society events
should not compare in columnar magnitude
with those of the daily journals, wo desire
tho immigrant arrivals, we are compelled
to draw the line at the Pacifc-street Hotel
lists, and nobody who does not at least put
up at the Russ can expect special personal
mention. Any sojOurner from the country,
however, If janitOr to n lodge of Good Tenn
plars, financial agent of a hashery, chief en-
gineer of q faro game, or otherwise notably
eminent on his native heath, can have that
fact stated If he will communicate with us.
We are determinded, however, to exhibit as
much key-hole enterprise in journalism as
any of our contemporaries, as long as we
can struggle with the consequent seasick-
ness, and we, therefore, are proud to an
nounce that
Mrs. Harlan, wife of Major ]. II. Harlan,
of the Fourth Infantry, is at the Grand.
She has separated from her husband on ac-
count of. his cold feet
Mr.. Charles Mosby Juniper, the we'll
known tripe seller of Little Cloochieman
Falls, in tho eastern part of Washington
Territory, two doors from British Column
ba, is stopping at Mrs. Cashdown's board.
ing-house. He has two sunny front rooms,
all modern improvements, but will be there
only short time Miss Bella eastman,
we might remark, is no slouch herself.
The elegant Mrs. Butler will have a
grand millinery opening on Kearney street
next Tuesday evening. large and fash
ionable throng Is expected to transpire.
The lovely and enhancing Miss Duffy,
whose famous beauty is the wonder of Ship
ley street, where she resides when at home,
and whose magnificent figure is second only
to that of the Venice of Medusa, is visiting
her cousin, Miss Maggie o. Jaw, in Arriola
Place. They both expect to attend the
picnic of the w. p. G. Zouaves next Sun
day and will dress accordingly.
Mrs. s. 7. Nicholson Is visiting her friend
Mrs Squidd at Hunters Point The ad-
jacent soap factory makes her sojourn a
little unpleasant, but it is cheaper for Nick.
Though on pleasure bent, she hath u fru-
gal mind.n
Mrs. Featherfuss is stlll at Monterey
Her residence on California street is being
kindly looked after by the sheriff.
The Camela Club party takes place to-
morrow night. The bylaws have abolished
cardamon seeds in favor of Wakelee's gum
oline, the pearl Of ftooth-powders.
| Crosseyed gimps Of terrier fur will be
much worn in bobs this season.
| The lop-eared imbecile who writes the
Chronicle social muck states that Mr.. Polly
wig Banks will return to the city shortly.
This is another lie. He daresn't.-CaH.
Cream marsh mallows will be the fayorite
cupola confectionery in fashionable circles
this winter.
The overland train arrived ON Mrs. Halo
way last Tuesday evening.
Colonel James Feore, superintendent of
smoke aud collector of echoes in the New
hall Refinery arrived by the steamer Ori-
zaba some weeks since.
Miss Smig, of Smig Holne, San Luis Obs
po county, is visiting Sadie Duff, of Duff
Gulcb, in Fresno.
Miss Hattie Crowell, of Heathor-Gladc-
Terrace e-on-tbe-Slough, yet fingers in her
happy homo.
Carlyle frequently made mistakes in
spelling. II is the same way with Josh