Sacramento daily record-union., 1881-11-09
socrAL. AND PERSONAL.

Governor Perkins VIII lecture at San Jose next
| Friday evening.
L. B. yandenburg, OF this city, came up from the
bay last evening
Governor Stanford leaves Liverpool. England, TO-
! dsy, for New York
| William H. White and J. 4. Louttit, Of Stockton,
were III the city yesterday.
Joseph Z. Murphy, Superior Judge Of Del Norte,
| is visiting in San Francisco
| Mrs. Eliza Williams and child, of San Francisco,
are in the city visiting friends.
| Tod Martin end MISC Mary Frank, Of Gait, were
married in this city on Monday.
| F. MeKnnon and family, of srnol, have removed
| to Oakland where they Will reside for time
Ex-senator Wm. VI. Stewart, of Nevada, came up
from the Bay last evening, on his way to Bone
| Mrs. George Hearst and son have taken rooms at
the Hosei Brunswick in New York for the Winter.
Miss O,iermatt, of Sacramento, is visiting with the
Misses Farr the residence OK their father at LiT
erinore
j. oBrien, Superintendent of the Excelsior Water
and Mining Company at Smartsyiile Is visiting IN
the city.
Ex.United States Attorney General Williams, of
Oregon, passed through last evening en- route to
Washington.
Hiss May E. Risom, of Oakland, arrived Monday
at Chico aud will be the guest Of Misses Annie and
Rosa Bryant.
The,young gentlemen residing at the Galindo Ho-
tel, Oakland, will give ful dress reception on
Thanksgiving eve.
Dr. Stuart Ed idge, of Yokohama, who has been
on this coast few months, returned home on the
Belgic on Tuesday.
P. D. wigcinton, ex-CongTessinan from The
Fourth District, has changed his residence from
Msrced TO Oakland.
Miss Gertrude vanyert, OF Cincinnati, irtends to
spend the winter with her aunt, Mrs. Clarence
Nave, at San Francisco.
ID os .lor
the Bay last evening, and will spend few days
upon business in Sacramento.
Hamilton Smith, Jr., President of the Miners
Association, passed through last evening from the
Bay on the way to Nevada City.
William Mchibbin, of this city, started Yesterday
afternoon for the Sandwich Islands, where he will
spend the winter for the benefit OF his health
The following from San Francisco were in the city
yesterday George f. Grant, W. T. harris, William
pOxry, John D. La Monte, Harry Ritchie and L S.
Pease
The engagement is announced Of William E.
Dargle, President of the Oakland Tribune Publish
Ing Company, and Miss Erminia Peralta. Of ST.
Leandro
The engagement is announced OF Mr.. Stewart, of
Pope & Talbot and Miss Emma Margo well known
society bel,e niece Of Supervisor Stetson, Cf San
Francisco.
The Alden Dramatic association o: Mare Island
are making arrangements to give another enter
tainment 1t will take Place in The theater on the
island the last week in this NINTH.
The socigl season in Sacramento promises to be
very active one, and the winter will be well filled by
receptions, ba!ls parties and masq ierades, while
several stylish weddings will add briliancy to the
season.
Among the arrivals from the East this morning
by overland train viii be John ". Cheney and wife,
Rev. r. VI. Chapman, Mrs. Kennedy, Robert Bal
four and wife, c. j. Van 1assel and wife, D. B. Gill
leite, S. DaDiewieh and H. Siegle OF San Francisco.
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man OF very homely friend. "Well, you see" he
REPLIED after ! vainy tired to win several girls
that wanted, finally turned my attention to one
that wanted me, and then it didn't take long to ar
range matters.
Clara Belle, in speaking of womans fopdness for
apron was made of fig leaves only, but | won't be.
lieve it. 1t is thousand to one that it had an edg
ing of huckleberries, frill of ivy, embroid
cred with some kind of vine or other"
very successful surprise party, c. insisting of
members OF the Ivy Club and Others, given to
". II. Sherhuru and wife, ct their residence on X
street, night before last, it being in honor OF a
birthday anniversary of Mrs Sherburn Banquet
ing and various social pleasures were fully enjoyed
by all present.
Mrs. r. NJ Bard and daughters Misses LIZZIE and
Mary Bard arrived yesterday morning from Penn
sylvonia, and met here by DR.. Cephas Bard. of
Ventura, aud Judge Mcfarland, OF this city, for
intimate acquaintance. Mrs. Bard son and
daughters, left for Ventura the train. They
will remain in California during the winter.
a successful party was given at the San Juan
school-nouse Saturday evening Tor the benefit of
the school fund. There was urge attendance.
L. B. Clark, Claus Anderson and viii CoYle were
floor managers. A fine supper was set, under su-
peryision of Mrs Jacob Helm 2, Mrs. JOS. Heintz
and Mrs. Kelly, about midnight, after which the
festivities were again resumed
The other evening large number Of the friends
of Rev. David Deal pastor OF Kingsley NJ E.
r,hsra in ctV calla1 y he Residence al fhp
minister, and though he was absent, went in and
surprised his wife by presenting purse with
enough in il to make Christmas merry, and in a.ldi
tion had lot of provisions and household comforts
uuoadcd from wagons in front of the house. The
surprise was genuine one.
The engagement is reported Of Charles !. Gig,
formerly OF Buff4lo, New York, and now OF the
firm of Giiiig Brothers, OF london, and Miss
Amy Crocker daughter CT Mrs. T. 3. GrGcSer, of
Sacramento, aud niece OF Charles Crocker, Of the
raigoad. Miss Crocker has been to school fog
year at DresCeD and since then she has been spend
ing several months in London with her mother.
They 90 to Italy for the wiGter, and expect to
turn to California in the spring.
The tenth anniversary of the wedding of Mr. and
Mrs. c. L. StsoD of Chico, was celebrated at theic
residence last Saturday night in happy manner.
This WAS surprise 10 Sir. and Mrs. Sti!son, as
everything had been gotten ready by their friends,
who came csowdng in upon them during the even
ing, bringing with them huge baskets ladened with
eY rs thing that gees to make up IN elegant lunch.
AS this was the " tin wedding, many costly and
useful presents OF this metal were given.
Among those in the city yesterd4y were: A.
Halen Folsom a. j. Coombs, Grass Valley; j. d.
Goodwin, Mrs Taylor, Quincy l.. NJ. White, wife
and child, Hotaiing Ira Dooittle, Chico /: D. II.
Holiridge snd wife, Mrs. kress, Deer Creek Ed. F.
Se1fried, Costumes; n. Wopderl, Placerville A.
Whitte, Forest Home; Al. Devoe, Slough House ;
Charles Lowell, T. j Stephenson, Franklin j. p
Glen ana wife, Eicol3us L. f. Mountain and wife,
Cousa W. A. Davey, Oakland j. Capes Sacra-
mento county and John Lambert Woodland.
On Saturday evening the members of Nevada
Light Guard, accompanied by the band and com.
manded by Lieutenant Gray, visited the residence
of thsir Captain, john A. Rapp at Nevada City, for
the purpose of eongratulating him on his recent
marriage. After the firing Of salute and music by
the band, the visitors were invited into the house.
where Captain RaPp and his wife entertained them
IN most hos pitabe manner. Private L. N. Pres
ton, on behalf of the company, made some pleasing
cougratulstory remarks, after which refreshments
were served. The evening was NEST agresably
spent.
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