Sacramento daily record-union., 1881-11-15
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

William N. Lent and family have concluded to
settle in New York.
Mrs N S. Peck has returned to this city from her
visit to relatives at Truckee.
Neckerchiefs of foulard and Surah have lace
borders appliqued, inclosing floral designs.
Mrs J. NJ Hanbold and daughter left yesterday
for weeks visit to San Francisco and Oakland.
Miss Annie Louisa Cary will sell her house in
Portland and probably reside in New York in
futurs.
E O. Hall, resident of Lodi, returned last Thurs
day from Idaho, where he has spent the last few
months.
The Rev. N. L. Rowell has lately arrived in San
Francisco to take charge Of one OF the Baptist
churches.
Mrs. Dixon has returned to Lodi. and intends to
spend the winter with her daughter, Mrs. R. L.
Wardrobe.
Mrs. CrosEely, an English lady. is making tour
OF this country with her son. They are at present
in San Francisco.
Grant Taylor son of Register Ed. F. Taylor, OF
his ety. went on Saturday to Santa Clara, where he
will attend college.
F. w. Gross, Clerk of the Supreme Court, and
Mr. Finkler, Bailiff, are in attendance at the Sil-
preme Court session in this city.
Large, very large bonuets are the most fashion
able, but small and medium sizes and cottage and
tur0an shapes continue in vogue.
New stockings come in heather mixtures, in
stripes hairlined with gold threads, and also plain
in the new and fashionable colors.
The information for abduction against Louis
Hansche yesterday dismissed, upon motion OF
the District Attorney, and defendant released.
An Indian millionaire of london, Mr.. Sassoon,
has his stables at the top of his house in Begrave
square, the horses being carried up by elevator.
Chief Justice Morrison and Justices Thornton,
Mekinstry, Ross and Shlrpstein, stopping at
the Golden Eagle, and Justice Myrick at the Lang
ham.
Aumonieres, or the small detached pockets are
one Of the most popular fantasies Of the moment,
and are made OF velvet or plush, to with all
colors.
A. T. Hatch, Mrs. c. H Ellsworth F. J. May
nard, Miss Ellsworth, Suisun E. p! Hastings and
wife Miss K Makee, Of the Sandwich Islands, are at
the Langham.
Miss frankie Richmond, of Rochester, N. Y, who
has been spending the summer with relatives at
Los Angeles, is now visiting her uncle, j. W. Rich
mond, in this city.
William Robinson, the weknown expressman OF
Stockton Friday evening celebrated his silver wed.
ding. There was large company present, and
| many gifts to the eouple.
The Prncipalship OF the public schools at Auburn
was assumed yesterday by Jas. Faulkner, of Sonoma
county, and recently Principal of the schools at
Middletown, Lake county
Charles Pratt, son of Judge o. C. Pratt, has re.
turned to San Francisco after an absence of eight
ten years, bringing wife and two children. They
viii spend the winter in Oakland.
The Alden Dramatic Association of Mare Island
have selected the play entitled "0ur Boys" /;
will be presented upon the stage some day during
the last week OF the present month
Miss Mollie Giyens Of Sacramento, was married
| to ]. T. Mcdonald, of Ellensburgh, w. T., at Port
land, Or, the 9Th instant. Mrs. Mary Givens OF
this city, her mother present at the ceremony.
| Lord and Lady Harris, who left here short time
ago for the Orient, only stopped day in Yokohama
aud then hurried on to China, that they might visit
PeliiDg before the winter set in. Later they will
visit Japan, and from there go TO India and thence
! to England.
/ cisco n. Van Valer, H. Moffat, J. Huefat. S. C.
| Brumell, E. A. Schreck, D. G. Jacobs, D. W. Ekman
and wife, ]. B. Ovens, a. Heath, Alex. Innes, c. A.
| Stonesfer William Tiield j. p Menx, B. B. Minor,
|. B. Martin, David Brixler, George w. Gordon, o.
| J. orrna and Judge Lake.
Among those in the city are the following W. L.
| Moore and J. E. Prewett, Dutch Fiat L. A. Spur
/ geon, Davisville I. Maher Dixon c. Winters,
| German Level; 7. Stephens. Placervile; W. Ha,
zen, Walnut Grove; Vim. Haskell Petaluma D.
! Hallahan, Oakland; c. W. Cross, Nevada City j.
! E. Dyer, Graniteville; Hart F. Smith Isleton L.
F. Wright, W. J. Beleher, Mrs A. Mott, Cosumnes
| = J. Croeker, Genoa, New; Mrs. c. F. Trask and
children, Mrs. Moore, Walnut Grove; William
| Mahar, Oakland; j C. Gaul, Elk Grove; E. S Pot
| ter and wife, Plymouth; A. u. Oakley, Natoma
! Z. Il. Gardner, c. C. Cogswell, Mrs. J. G. Rae
| Calf c. Jones and wife, :. A. Salisbury, W. ii.
| Pierce, H. B. Pierce Pleasant Grove; j. R. Mitchell
! P Handy, Round Valley; w. B. Cahoone, Red
| Bluff; W. E. Davidson, Eureka, New; E. J. Ed
wards, Visalia r. Wilkinson, Deming A. J. Ridge
! Grass Valley; Z. A. Bridgeford, Colusa; W. B.
/ Treadwep. Woodland l. S. Belcher, Marysville
Mrs. Rittsr, J. Sherwood, Michigan Bar.