Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-11-26
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.


John Breuner, who has been seriously i'll, is now
coDvalescent
n D. Rideout, of Marysyille, passed through yes
| terday to Cousa.
The Alameda Choral Society has recognized with
! fifty active members.
Cay W. Taylor has returned home to Shasta from
his trip to Modoc county.
Judge De Forest Porter is mentioned as a candi-
date for Governor of Arizona.
Mrs. G. H. Francis has returned to Sacramento,
after two weeks visit at the Bay.
The widow OF Alexander II. of Russia, the Princess
| Dolgorouki, is at present residing in Paris
o. B. rockingham has been added to the Com
mttee on Languages at Harvard University.
Fred Y. Madeley, of Williams, who spent Thanks
| giving in the city, returned home Yesterday.
| W. B. G. Keller OF this city, is suffering from a
| very serious attack OF neuralgia OF the brain.
Amos Bolles, Amador F. s. Macember, Sonora ;
and NJ L. Morris, OF Oakland, were in town yester-
| day.
Miss Ora Stevenson came to the city yesterday,
and will remain with friends and relations about
week.
Fred Douglass it is reported is worth sloo 600 or
more, and receives $1,000 year from the Office he
| holds.
Geo. H. Morrell, of Norwood. Mass, is in sqnta
Barbara, and will spend the winter in Southern Cal
| fornia.
Barclay Henley, of sonoma, is a candidate for Con-
/ SiSeo Al INC ifi4lu bistilCe now Dy u
! P. Berry.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Dobbins of Los Angeles, Cal,
are the guests OF Mrs. Dobbins' father, Horace Will
Jams, at Buffalo, N Y.
State Superintendent F. NJ. Campbell went to San
Jose yesterday, having returned from the Teachers
Institute of Shasta county.
| J. ]. Campbell, of New York; j. F. Shields and
| w. j. Brady Chicago, and W. +. Holmes Of West
| field, Mass, are in the city.
The Ladies Working Band of the Methodist
Church will hold two days fair Thursday and Fri
day. December Sth and 9th, at Santa Cruz.
| The name of Senator Wendell has been mentioned
IN connection with the Supreme Judgeship but the
Soiano Republican amends by saying for Gov
ernor."
J. Frederick the well.known conductor between
Sacramento and San Francisco, has returned from
trip of two months at the East, and is at his post
again as or old.
F. A. Walton, of Novarro Ridge Mendocino
county has been on a visit, for the past week, to
the family of the late Hon. Nathan Porter ana his
other Alameda friends
A j. Kennedy, Henry Van Heusen. Mrs E.
Fowler, John Healy, Frank Maskey, Crittenden
robinson, James W. Dolan and r. A. Miles of San
Francisco, were in the city Yesterday.
Mrs. II. Warrington, Postmistress OF Rocky Point
CAL, has returned from Pennsylvania after a so.
journ OF six weeks with her relatives and friends
and has again resumed her official duties
Several of the French guests who came TO the
United States to attend the Yorktown Centennial
will arrive from the East by the overland train this
morning to make short visit upon this coast.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. s. Thain, lately of Moody's
church, Chicago, will arrive from San Francisco to-
day, to assist Rev. J. Q. 4. Henry in the special
gospel meetings now in progress in Calvary Baptist
Church.
Josh Billings discour5es about Bob IngersolI and
says :" l wouldn't give five cents TO hear Rob
Ingersoll on the mistakes OF Moses but wonld
give $500 to hear Moses on the mistakes of Bob
Ingersol."
=, Rev. Frederick Fem will spend the Sabbath in
TINS city, and preach at the Christian Church morn
ing anu evening MIR. Fem is prominent member
OF the Order OF Good Tempars, and will v SIT Sloan
Lodge, No. 2, this evening.
A delegation from Sloan Lodge No .. and capi
tai Lodge, No. 81, l. o. G. t. of this city, paid a
Iralernai visit Thursday evening TO Orion Lodge at
Davisville. The occasion proved very pleasant
one, and was enjoyed by all present.
On Friday evening last the Plymouth Literary
and Debating Society gave a musical and literary
entertainment at Norris Hall for the benefit OF
" Inc Peoples Free Reading Room" a most desery
ing enterprise which the young people of the town
have recently set on foot.
Il having become undelstoodithat VIM. NJ Petrie
would decline the nomination for one OF the School
directors OF the First Ward, he is being strongly
urged from all sides not to decline ana pressed with
statements that he owes to the community this ser
vice upon the School Board.
Some of the friends of NJ. T. Brewer and 7 II
farnsworth made descent upon them while thew
new quarters. the Arcade
Hotel building, on Thanksgiving, and made a CON-
gTatulatory call and visit. W. NJ Siddons led AZ
party, who brought with them ample refresbTnants
on the half shell, and social warRing Of the nau
quarters continued during the evening
There were in the city yesterday W. r. AIgero
Pleasant Grove; G. W. Harvey, E. s. Hunt I'D,
Faris, Charles Cogswell, Mrs John Ras. James Epr
guson, Gait; E. J. Sparks, Lincoln j n Rnr,at.
9. n. Head and wife, Ukiah; Albert A NJ Kson'
Oakland; John Steele and wife Clay John crof.a,,
and wife, Walnut Grove; James HoeilI. n r CO.
penter and B. F. Davis, Placeryille: Mrs w w
Brison, Routier's; d. II. Holdridge, Deer creen
e. W; Hlneklay, Mrs. Mary Hncklay. n pah'
COCK, j. Robbins, Winters A. Morrison cga IL
luna, and c. W. Parker, Chico ie'a-
TIE Brio -a-Brac Club met last evening a. tbo 49,.
aence OF James McClatchy Third and strsesa
lhere was large attendance and the ,naa,i.s.
proved to be very interesting one. The foiIoSrig
members took part in the musical exercises NJ
W. a Hughson, Mrs. ]. Cooper, Miss Tiy F,an rs'
Misses Fannie and Emily McClatehy. AIhsrt Has,
ana =. a, "oodson were elected comnliynenta-'
MEMBER. There were present several invited ,ass
ACer the regular business aud the prograra st
company were entertained at luncheon. and then
pleasant acting, charades and intelIect,si
men'S were INDUCED in until about II o'clock