Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-10-15
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

c. Marks has returned from San Francisco
beautiful brunette wears pale pink Indian
muslin.
L. X. Dryner of this city. arrived yesterday morn
ing from the East.
A. A. Cohen, the attorney at law, is dangerously
i'll in New York.
E. j. Baldwin, of San Francisco, went over te
Truckee yesterday.
Fred Esrll and family have gone to Ventura
county from Oakland.
D. W. Earl and A. p Hotaling, Of San Francisco
passed through to Reno yesterday.
Sigmund Rothfeld and wife leave this evening
for their new home in New York.
Rev. Frank s. Dobbius and wife arrive on to-day's
train from the East en- route for Japan.
Elias Steinman and wife have returned from Les
Angeles, and have taken quarters at the City Hotel
Acknowledgement A. L. Hart returned from at
tending the Supreme Court at Los Angeles yester.
day.
Major F. L. Mclaughlin, of oroville, leaves for
the East and Europe tomorrow, to be absent two
months.
NJ. Thevet Elsholz has begun the publication of a
critical photography OF the periodical literature OF
Russia.
Deputy Health Officer Daniel Mcneil, of San
Francisco is in the city, and will remain for day
or two.
X, u,
have been elected members of the State Horticult
ural Society.
f. C. Hart, of the willows Journal, will issue a
daily paper during race week, which commences
there on the 18th
There were 19, 9SS births in Philadelphia last year,
there being an excess Of 766 males The deaths
numbered H. I'll.
Mrs. R. Mccoy, of Lincoln, Nebraska has arrived
in Jackson Amador county, on visit to her brother,
Hon. A. G. Brown.
A. L. McDermott, of Sacramento, will arrive from
the East by overland this morning also Mrs. W. C..
Miller, of Stockton
Carriage bonnets are of Sumatra straw, covered
with gathered white lace the feathers being of the
color of ripe corn.
Large straw hats worn by ladies are pulled some
what forward on the head but not SO much as to
give saucy appearance
The Countess de Greffuhle carries long cane
thrust through basket bonnet, the handle being
tied with colored ribbons.
Mrs John Pullee has arrived in Healdsburg from
a four months visit to her old home in Michigan
and other points in that and adjoining States.
party consisting OF Mrs. F. NJ. Collins Mrs
Martin and Mr.. and Mrs Alexander Spottswood left
Petaluma Monday morning for avist to Canada.
The man who bought the main Centennial build
ing at Philadelphia for 97 900 says that he has sold
to syndicate of Pittsbur and other capitalists for
Sl75, 600.
Gentleman who has eaten very bad dinner at
'swater tell the Borgia of this estab-
lishment that the next time dine here it will be
somewhere elser
A man in Lowell, Mass, exhibits with beaming
pride weather beaten clapboard from the house in
Tewksbury Mass, in which General Joseph Warren,
Of Revolutionary fame, was bonn.
A. A. Cook of this city, during his recent hunting
trip in the coast mountains, killed six deer in one
day. There ought to be law for protection OF game
against any man having such luck as that
Edward seiberlich, B. A. Law, c. D. Hines, W.
Callen, c. H. Sidman, G. W. Hunter, OF MERGED I;
Mrs Creed Raymond and mother, Geo. A. Fisher,
Of San francisco, were in town yesterday.
Frederick R. Eds, mho died at Santa Barbara on
the 10th, has been Surgeon Major of the English
army in Calcutta for almost twenty years. Lattery
he has been detailed to take charge OF the Assay
department of the Mint at Calcutta. His health
falling he came to Santa Barbara but was too far in
valided to be saved.
Among the visitors to Sacramento yesterday were:
Mrs. A. j. Jelley Placerville; w. F. Bofnger, Red
Bluff N ]. Busby, Boston, Mass; c. b Chenowith
and family, Hungry Hollow John Davidson, Chico;
and wife, Canada John Clough, h. Clayton, John
Speat, England, and c. A. Cogswe Lakeview,
Oregon.
You must be certain distance from mountain
to realize its hight, and the pre-emnence of monu
mental pile of architecture is least visible to the
people who are walking at the base. There is notori
ousiy something Of the same kind in the Of con-
personages We know that this or that
taller than his fellows but by how much hei taller
better known to generations that are far off than
to those who are near.
A birthday party was given night before last by
a large number of young friends and others at the
residence of Mr.. and Mrs. A. ]. Danis, Seventeenth
and streets, in honor of their daughter, Kitty
Belle who is seven years Of age. The occasion was
also made commemorative Of the arrival Of Mrs.
Danis in this State, which occurred twenty years
ago yesterday, and also OF the twentieth birthday
of Miss Annie johnson, aunt of Miss Kitty, who was
nresent