Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-11-23
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

Hon. G. w Cassidy, Congressman elect from Ne.
vada, left for Washington on Thursday.
To-day the Thanksgiving turkey begins to bemoan
his fate at many rattle throughout the city.
Ex-senator R. McGarvey, of Ukiab and at present
Superior Judge of Mendocino county, is in the city
Small fioye hats, with tiny brims and wide
springs, will be used for theater and evening pur-
poses.
Rev. David Deal, OF Sacramento. has been in San
Francisco some days, under medical treatment. He
is improving.
Mrs Carver, wife of Rev. W. Carver pastor at
Truckee has closed her school at San jose and will
soon go to Truckee.
! Large Alsatian bows Of MORE silk are worn upon
the head both by young and elderly ladies' the lat
ter choosing the black alone.
First Lieutenant P st. C. Murphy. of the Marine
Corps, has been relieved from duty on board the
| Wachusett and ordered to proceed home.
A very pleasant social entertainment was given
by the ladies of Westminster Church. at the church
parlors, last evening. 1t was well attended.
| Red plush bonnets, adorned with flaming red
feathers held by large, old fashioned paste buck
! lers, are the choice of few eccentric ladies'
Many woman dusts billiard chalk off Ter hus-
bands coat, and big tear stands in her eye as she
thinks how late he works nights at his desk by the
| whitewashed walls.
| Surgeon William H. Jones, U. S. N, now in San
Francisco will sail the next steamer for Port
land, to relieve Surgeon Joseph B. Parker, Of the
u
land.
| A surprise party was given in honor of Miss
Mamie Thompson, at her fathers residence at Six
tenth and N streets, night before last. There
a large number of young people and friends in
attendance and a very enjoyable time was spent by
all present until about IL O'Clock.
| PATHS wardrobe is said to be stunning The
Berlin papers give long descriptions of its Dazzling
| qualities and makeup One short costume, made
OF blue satin and leather, is said to show off the
stockings superbly, and call down the house. Her
outfit, we are informed, was gotten up by Vienna
modistes, without regard to cost.
Chas A. Sumner of San Francisco, came up yes
terdsy to act as official Court Reporter in place OF
Win J. Davis, in the Superior Court, Department
Two while Mr.. Davis is employed upon the debris
case Samuel Osborne, OF San Francisco, is also in
the city, to aid in taking the testimony in the debris
case, in addition to Dir. Cutter of Marysville, who
is already assisting in taking the testimony.
Miss Dora Miller, daughter OF Senator Miller, was
present at the ball in New York given in honor OF
the German and French guests OF the nation Her
dress is described by New York paper as follows
Pale seafoam satin, court train Ia Princesse the
front wrought m varegated coors, with birds and
butterflies corsage u Ia Pompadour Marie An.
toinette sleeves bouquet de corssge OF Ponsoline
roses.
Joseph 4. Mcclure and Miss Eliza J. Finley were
married on Wednesday evening, the 10th inst, at
the residence of the brides parents near Belle Mill
! by Jus ice A. Morgan, Tehama county. Thsre
| were a large number Of invited guests who wit
messed the ceremonies and afterwsrd partook OF the
splendid supper prepared by the parents OF the
happy young bride. The bride the recipient OF
some beautiful and costly presents.