Sacramento daily record-union., 1881-11-08
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

Miss Madge Morris, of San Jose, is visiting in the
city
Thomas Findley passed through to Georgetown
yesterday.
Lieutenant Governor John Mansfield, of Los An
geles, arrived in San Francisco Saturday.
t. C. Pockman, ex-Warden of the Folsom State
Prison, has taken up his residence in this city.
Governor George c. Perkins will lecture in the
N. E. Church of San Jose next Friday evening.
Colonel C. F. Crocker and wife, and Mrs. II. T.
Scott, returned to San Francisco yesterday after
noon.
Mrs Gertzman and daughter left yesterday for
Little Roct, Ark, to join Rev. Gertzman at that
place
Charles H. Smith has taken control of the Anti.
och Ledger, and will hereafter be its editor and
publisher.
Messrs. Halen and Riddle, of Folsom, killed fine
buck while hunting near Clarksville two or three
days since.
Clinton l. White, of this city, was yesterday ap-
pointed Assistant Attorney General by Attorney
General Hart
A festive surprise party was extended to David
Smith and wife, at their residence Florin, last
Saturday evening.
Arthur Brown, Superintendent of Bridge Con-
struction, Central Pacific Railroad, went down to
the Bay yesterday
The black tabliers, to over black satin, are
as exquisite in their own somber way as even the
bridal gems can be-
H. L. Martin, who has been bookiSeeper of the
Natoma company at Folsom, has leased the Natoma
ranch at Alder creek.
Charles Darwin has inherited large fortune from
his brother Erasmus A. Darwin. 1t amounts to
nearly million dollars.
Hon. John H. Harlan, State Senator from Yolo
county recently purchased six sections of land near
Wildaower, Fresno county.
Mayor NJ. A. Hyatt and N. T. Dahlman, of Stock
ton, were in the city during Saturday and Sunday,
and returned home yesterday.
james Anderson, editor of the Eureka Leader, is
rapidly recovering from his injuries, which were at
one time supposed to be fatal.
William NJ Cutter, the well known Court reporter,
OF Marysyille, came down yesterday morning, and
left for San Francisco in the afternoon.
DR.. Holland is succeeded by Richard Watson
Glider as editor Of the Century Magdziae and Rob-
ert U. Johnson becomes associate editor.
General N. P. Chapman was in the city yesterday,
having come down from Red Bluff to meet his wife,
who arrived IN the morning from the East.
Ex-senator Thomas H. Lane, of Santa Clara. has
been retained by the liquor seers of that village to
contest the constitutionality OF the Sunday law.
Mrs Mary Havne of Petaluma, George Graham OF
Colusa, Dr. F. W Todd and wife, and Mrs q. B.
Shreve of Stockton, will arrive from the East by
the overland tram this morning.
Estbetic dresses have not as yet found their way
generally into society circles but of they
may be looked for, though one can only devoutiy
hope the time is in the far future.
James C. Sepulveda, Of this city, arrived home
night before last from weeks visit to :" the old
folks ct home," at Los Angeles, and reports every
thing in fine condition in that part OF the State.
Governor Perkins goes to San Francisco this
morning to attend the Prison Reform Convention
to be held in that city, commencing to day, and
will read raper before that body upon penology.
VIM. Mcdonald, Miss Thompson, Albert New
house, G. Fairiand, NJ. H Shepard, j. Goldsmith,
T. Goodman, G. T. Allardt, L c. Adams, H. Newell,
Louis Sloss, Jr, of San Francisco, in the city
yesterday.
Mrs. P. A. Hughes Miss Minnie Hdghes Miss
Sallie wilcoxson and Miss Maggie Maupin, who hare
been visiting in this city and up the coast for
time past LETT for their home in Missouri Yesterday,
going by the Southern Pacific route.
To the fund for Mrs Garfield thirty men gave
IS 600 each making S150, ,000; eighty nine gave
81 goo each five gave 81 800 to s., 2,000 eghtythree
gave $500 piece. A great many gave Sl00 or $50.
The total amount donated was S3G93i5, which
| closes the subscriptions.
No hing is so pretty as the buttoned glove-the
hand is 50 much better affected by this style but
for people who have small hands the gloves loose at
the wrist answer and for such only. There is
heavy glove made OF dogskin which is very desirable
for morning wear and chaInois leather takes prom
ihent place this also. These latter are very
useful as they wash readily and always equal to
new.
Among those in the city yesterday were D. B.
Huntley Oakland; A. ]. Bayley and wife, Miss Jen-
ME Bayey, Miss Ida Bayley, El Dorado county
| Stephenson, Franklin W. j. Jansen, Oakland
George W. Schenek, Grass Valley; W. Kirkland,
Acampo; B. Peeler. Bridgeport E. H. Blaekley
jackson; Geo. G. Allen, Frank Scatterfeld, Ne
| vada; E. W. Church, Tr1ekee and Phil. Oyer and
daughter, Of Cosumnes.