Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-01-31
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

William Lowell came down from Fremont Yester-
day.
NJ stOddard, of Eureka, New, was in town yes
terday.
Mrs p H. McGrew, OF Oakland, is visiting friends
in this CITY,
T. Mcguire and Joe Anderson, Of Nevada CITY, are
visiting sacramento.
John D. Yost, of San Francisco, is visiting his
| friends in Sacramento.
Senator George, of Nevada county, is understood
| to be candidate for reelection
| C. W. Carey. OF this CITY, will arrive from the
East on the overlsnd train to-day.
Hon J. v Coffey, of San francisco, is mentioned
as a candidate for Attorney General.
General Hancock has written to ffiend that he
will visit California in few months.
S. H. Harris, of Grass Valley, is a candidate for
State Senator; SO alsois G. D. Mclean.
Miss Hattie Hueston, of this city. is visiting in
Woodbridge, the guest OF Mrs. yelling.
party of sportsmen from this city visited Dixon
| last Sunday, to attend coursing match.
Miss Alice Drugs up from San Francisco
yesterday on a visit to friends in this city.
William Hayford, of the firm OF Hayford, Perkins
& Co., at Colfax was in this city yesterday.
Hon. W. B. C. Brown went to Stockton yesterday
to attend to some legal business in that city.
General Thomas j. Clunie and wife, of Oakland,
are spending few days with their friends in SacTa-
mento
a L. Mann, OF San Francisco, is mentioned as a
candidate for State Superintendent OF Public In
struction.
A grand time is expected at the masquerade ball
TO be given by the Adm Ha Association on the 18th
of February.
Rev. Dr. W. B. Kavanaugh, the honorable presid
ing elder of the N. E. Church. is visiting San Luis
Obispo county.
j. Marion Brooks, the District Attorney OF ventu-
IA county, was in this city yesterday on business
with the State Department.
Some of the papers in the northern part of the
State are talking of Clay W. Taylor for Attorney
General at the coming election.
Mrs. B Somers, San Francisco; S. Culver and P
p Brooks, of Willows, and General John McComb,
OF Folsom, were in the city yesterday.
A fashion journal says that plump girls are no
longer popular. Correct; its the slim girl with
plump fortune that now takes the cake.
The Knights of Honor at Modesto on the 24th
instant gave reception and ball and supper, which
proved social event Of much prominence.
A London dress novelty is a steel gorget and pair
of cuffs armlets made like old chain armor ring
within ring. Blue steel IS well ordinary steel is
used.
the family OF III. Hirsb, at 727 street. was sere-
naded and rendered surprise party on Sunday
evening.
Rev. c. Bateman, formerly of Napa and late of
Dixon, Sola7o county, has been rendered and has
accepted the pastorship of the Baptist Church at
Marysville
Thursday evening at Red Bluff VIM Peterson and
Miss Fannie Exley were married. The wedding was
private, but numerous friends sent in many hand
some presents, some of which We're hard cash.
Sir Henry Parkes, Prime Minister of New South
Wales, accompanied by his daughters, will arrive
here from San Francisco at noon to-day, en- route
for the East. He win remain here until evening.
During his stay in the city he will be entertained by
number of the State officers.
new organization was formed on Sunday even
ing in this city to be known as the A. o. N. +.
They elected the following officers President, c.
z. Brookson; Vice President, X. T. Buck; Seere-
tary, NJ. A. Gray; Treasurer j. Nolnah Financial
Secretary, X. T. Gray; Sergeant-at Arms, J. Mar
dox; Sentinel, G. oConner.
Red Bluff society mas been agitated over the we'd
ding OF Charles E. Fish and Miss Maggie Jelly at
that place Wednesday evening Over 300 inviiations
were sent out, and the church was so crowded that
many could not get into the building. Nearly 800
guests attended the reception given after the
mony There were very many presents to the bride,
and many of them were rich and choice
At the Eldred House: J. O. Sherwood, G. D. Con
nor and wife, Miss Conner, John Rheads John
Martin, of Costumes John Long, Stone House;
William Mitchell and daughter, Laguna Fernando
Pfethero, Michigan Bar; J. S. Henley, lone valley;
NJ. II. Dedson, Miss Mamie WEIGH, Latrobe; J.
Woodward and wife, White Rock; J. W. Gafford,
S +. Cameron, Miss Cameron, Davisville.
Fred. W. Day, of Sacramento, was yesterday mar
ried to Miss Emma ?. Wheel, of this city, at the
residence of the brides parents Ninth street, be-
tween and X. There were present many guests.
The newly married pair received a very large mum.
Der of presents all choice and mostly Of silverware
The guests were served with wedding dinner. Mr..
and Mrs. Day left Yesterday afternoon for Marys.
vile, and will return late this week.
The following persons in the city W sterday
James L. King, Jacob Kahnweider, Arthur A
Kline Emersons Minstrels, San Francisco C. II.
Michigan Bar B. H. Schsdt, jackson; Miss Nellie
Cotter, San Francisco; John Beattie. Gait George
Folger, jackson; j. HouX, A. Bosquit, Single
Springs; S. c. Gigs, Red Bluff Charles Steinmitz,
Santa CrCz 7. S. Estey, Marin county John Fin
mel, s. Finne Miss Susie Fnnel and sister, Tehama
S. Rosenblatt, Cincinnati, o NJ. I. Burlingame, f.
Alderman, Paeerville Greed. Meiss, Laguna o.
Rice, sister and niece, San Francisco Mrs. Brison,
Salisbury Station.