Sacramento daily record-union., 1881-09-20
SOCIAL AVID Personal.
Ererybo5v 4 IN ,ba citr


,dsa n. D. Rideout OF Marysyille, Is in the city.
w Charles Ncrahof, Of New York, is attending If
;! Estate Fair. :
T. J; clunie, of san Francisco, is on visit here
tssss his old home.
r Professor Mobley, Of the Woodbridge Seminary
wi has been quite i'll.
is b n Yerington and vile passed through to vir
gkz ginia City yesterday.
le p. F. Walsh passed through from the Bay t
J. Wheatiand yesterday.
g James Nee, of San Francisco, and Marion Bggs
ESof Butte county, are in town
"a Charles T. Mulloy and wife, Of Nevada CITY, ar
Il tEsspending fair week In the city.
s5 Miss Emma Barter of San Francisco, is the gues
4 sssof Mrs j. S. Watson in this city
81 Hiss Belle Crocker of San Francisco, is the CUES
Eof Miss Mamie Batcher in this city.
H. W. Coyey. C. 7. Covey, Misses Laura and stell.
of Menlo Park, are stopping in town.
sz Dr. J. NJ Frey, OF Newcastle who has been quite
alii Tor some time past, Is visiting in this city.
Il Mrs Fred Dassonville, of San Francisco is in
. lEthe city to visit friends during the fair week
FS The Regeille says Coverdale girls are being util
Azlzed to crush grapes, by the tralnping process
n Ed. Shirley, formerly OF Truckee, and George A.
EDavis VIII start weekly paper at Sierrayille Cal
81 Hon. Hugh Barr and wife, Of Yineennes, Indiana
Fsare visiting their daughter, Mrs. Philip b. Brad
s5ford, in this city.
EI young American woman has been captured by
Esthe Indians near Lake Valley, New Mexico, and
7fsscarried into captivity.
Id W G. Morse and Captain Davidson, of San Ber
E5nardino leave Massachusetts the 10th instant on
sSStheir way TO California.
'Sa Secretary of State Jasper Babcoek, of Carson,
E3Ney., and John Sweeney, in the city and will
'kzlremain during the week.
b D. NJ. Burns, Secretary OF State, has returned to
sssSacramento after absence OF several weeks to
ii different parts OF the State.
IA J. V. Sark and NJ Sterger, of Vacayille. and
EsWm. HendX Of Placervllle, well-known frIit-grog
gers, are in attendance at the fair
E Miss Emma Baehr, of San Francisco, and Miss
SGrace Davis, of Placerve, are visiting the CITY as
the guests of Mrs. E. c. Atkinson
ia Mr., and Mrs. s. W. SAWYER, of Oakland are inI
city for fair week, and stopping at the resi-
Edence of J. NJ. Haight on Eighth street.
"a President w. R. Chamberlain, of the State Agri.
cuitural Society Of Nevada viii be in attendance at
the fair in this city the latter part of the week
"a George N. Woodburn, of this city, and Miss Mary
EgA Judge were married night before last by Rev
sAFatber Thomas Grace. a large list of valuable
Tpresents were given.
% Governor Perkins was better yesterday, and atS
the Capitol most of the day. on Sunday he was !
Econfned to his bed from severe cold accompanied
Ieswith slight malarial fever.
'5 G. p Riehl and sister, Mrs G. w. Harvey. haveE
returned to their home in Freeport from their
zSshort but very enjoyable trip to Birds LaniiogE
= sCoilinsyille, Rio Visit. aud Isleton. I
q Mr.. and Mrs. W. J. Rixon and Mrs. Dyer and I
daushter, Of Lodi, have departed for the East Mr.
jRNon expects to be gone some months and visit his
sEsold home IN Canada before returning.
"a Mrs. II. S. Crocker and Miss Dearborn of sapk
N Francisco and Mrs. Beach, OF Los Angeles arrvedE
yin the city last evening, and will be guests ct the
lsresidence of Mrs. f, B. Crocker during the fair.
Miss Gussie Rhodes, daughter OF Judge A. L t
81 Rhodes, aged 13 years, died Friday at the family
2 residence the Alameda, Santa Clara county SheE
& had been sick about week with typhoid fever.
a letter received in this city from Mrs E. b.
= zCrocSer TO Miss Amy Crocker, dated at LondonE
-about two weeks since, reported a pleasant trip u
s1across the Atlantic, and that they were in gGodE
sshealth
= Mrs. Allen C. Bragg, of Reno, New, left thereE
Friday last for extended visit to friends and reaF
tyes in California accompanied by her sister, Mss
flzZie Rhodes, of Woodland, who has been spending
kthe past two months in sageland.
g No event has Afforded more pleasure to the party
sgoing people OF Vacaye than the reception giveuK
on Friday evening, September 9th, by Mr.. and Mrs
81 w. Buck, the twenty-ifth anniversary Of then
,marriage at their home in Yaca valley. &
a The Lodge Of A. o. u. W. of Healdsburc give aE
sspublie reception to their Grand Master William II Il
ssBarnes on Thursday evening of this week TheE
Atlealdsburg Quintette Club will furnish music and
there viii be addresses by Master Burnett and Grand
sMaster, followed by other exercises. L
s At the Los Angeles Centennial, the other day /;
lDona Isabel del Yalle of the Camnos rancho in Lo
Angeles county, exhibited among other relics golds
flagree rosary made from gold mined on that rlncbe
Gin 1912. 1t is believed to be the first article oh
ssjewelry ever made from California gold s
4 The last death record among the old settlers OF G
a Alameda county was that Of Michael Murray who d
sdieG at San Francisco Sanday, September 1ith andE
dwas buried at Dublin the Wednes ay following Mr. H
Murray settled in the southern part of that count,
in early days and the large township that embraces
s1almost hall the county was named after him.
4 The feeling Of the short lady who looks at thess
fashion plates in the journals and in the stores
1frequenty be at ebb Did anyone ever see fasbion
ssplate which was not entirely inhabited by taIs
Elades? Must the chubby lady forever choose herEs
patterns from the haif-dozen lengths of fish-poes IL
zseleganty dfaped, that adorn the pictures in the
y ashton papers b
: Miss Lizzie Woolf, Of Haywards, gave kettle +
zdrum to number OF her young lady friends lastT5
= Thursday afternoon 1t proved to be enjoy x
zaole affair Among those present were Miss LeliaE
sSmalley, Misses Lizzie and Olive Allen, Miss Ann {
sIal, Miss Lulu Hsmer, Miss Nora Culp, Miss Add e
SWoodman, Misses Fannie and Emma Winton and 4
+ Miss Alice Ollie.
j Among those from San Francisco in the city yes
terdsy were ]. E. Russ, o. P Keyes, W. H. Bray l. 3
sF. Wood, A. Hayes, f. N. Fry, T. Pine, Edmond
1 Frost, OF the Post; - Harris Walker Quinlan Il
&c. D. Shearer, C. NJ Chase and wife, H. s. Dorr andE
dwife, James Howard, S. B. Viii iehead, j. n. Killip
as Meyers, A. Fox j. W. Cox, NJ. Rooney and L. r Is
{ Martin. E
The arrivals at Bartlett Springs since the last re-
eport We're; Albert Redner, Modesto; II. Mcneil H
ssSan Francisco; c. Doring, Williams W. R. Hecox S
jJ r. Flanagan, Biggs; N Laux, D. Sherer andE
9Suisun; Chas. MeLoudner, NJ C. Twggs, s. A. Col B
5burn, j. G. Griggs, John Marquette, Upper Lake 1t
-. Foley, Arbuekle; j. S. Maloney, Mendoeno u
aF. Gulley, Lakeport. 4
One of the most enoJ able balls of the season camel
sl0f at the Toronto Hotel, Elk Grove on Friday z
sevening last. Dancing kept uphill the wee S
ssmal hours Outside districts we're well represent 81
Sed. Among those present may be mentioned Miss d
Harvey, Miss Wilson aud Miss L. Ross, of Co Il
Ssumnes Charles Florin, of Forn Messrs. Balls &
sInd Coons, Of Gait W. w. Conner, c. Ross, G. y
Gross and Others OF Cosumnes. Another social time e
gin the same hall is proposed for October Sd. s
There are in the city among others: t. D. Mott, 8
IL. j. Rose Los Angeles; W. A. Walker, w. II. Nc X
3 Laughlin, Reno, New; c. E. Sherman wife and son E
50. +. Holloway, Sr, Of Santa Barbara H. S. Sar 81
sgent, H. Robinson and wife, Stockton A. Harkns
Est. Helena Miss Lillian Smith, Lodi j. D. Winters
stDavisvile H. Bsgiey, Modoc county j. MclntoshN
5and wife, Chico; f. c. Halle, Suisun Mrs. T. G. Il
3Pocknlau, Folsom; Mrs Sol RuByOn and child MissE
Sadie Runyon, Gourtland F. o. Townsend, Ukiah 4
/, Last Tuesday evening Miss Ada Tilton was given
"a birthday surprise party at her home at Locust B
sShade, which is about seven miles southeast of
5Lodi. The evening pleasantly passed In various
! aamusements, both indoor and out sumptuous re s
past was served during the evening These were pres
Gent Mesdames 5. 1ilton, Plummer, Chase, Colds +.
3worthy. and the Misses Ada Tilton, Daisy Chase
I Nellie Matherson Emma Matherson, Lila Cove, II
z ida Cove, Katie Wagner, Mary Wagner Bina Wag X
aner Salma Avery, Mabel Bradburn, Jenette Brad e
Sburn, Jennie Cotrrel Mary Smith, Laura Wallace, e
Alice Fisk, Matte Wagner, aud Messrs Tilton p <
4Chase, George Hartwell, W. Barnes George Tilton,
NV. Wagner, J. King, H. Hoer, T. Goldsworthy, F. 4
I: Matherson, II. Gordon and A. Wallace.