Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-03-21
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.
Mat Cullen, of Tucson, is in town

Mat Cullen, of Tucson, is in town
Mr.. and Mrs. Irving NJ. Scott are at Monterey.
Henry Ward Beecher will visit this coast next fall
L. B. Edwards of Oakland, is visiting in the city,
Colonel Hawkins came up from Palo Alto yes
terday.
Miss Dolly Coffin, of Oakland, is visiting friends
| in this city.
Marion Biggs Jr., win arrive in this city to-day
by the Southern Pacific.
L. U. S 1ippee passed through the city yesterday
| en- route from Nord to Stockton.
Miss Della Heaton, of Oakland, formerly of Sacra-
| mento, is visiting her friends in this city.
Robert Watt, Bank Commissioner, passed through
| the city yesterday en- route to Marysvil.e.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. V. Hunter, of Nevada City, will
| soon leave for a visit to the Eastern States
Ber B. Allen, the well-known C. P passenger
conductor has resigned his position the railroad
Frank Haubold arrived Saturday from Germany,
and is visiting his brother, John NJ Haubod of this
city.
a fund has been started to build Good Tenn
pars Hall, with free eading- rooms attached, in
Auburn.
Lord Beaumont writes TO an acquaintance that he
contemplates visiting this coast again. when Parlia
ment adjourns.
Fred B. Houston, who has been i'll for several
days, has recovered and is again at work in the
Assessors Office
visit of several weeks to Modesto as the guest of
Mrs. Judge G. w. Schell.
Mrs. Sol Wasserman, who has been visiting in
San Francisco for the past two weeks, returned TO
her home in this city yesterday
Mrs. DR.. Gladwin, of Oakland, gave farewell re-
| cepton on Tuesday evening at her rooms in the
Galindo Hotel to the officers OF the Thomas II.
Corwin.
Bruce B. Lee, formerly of this city, but latterly
OF Willows, Colusa county, has decided to make
Red Bluff his permanent home, where he will con-
tinue in the insurance business.
W. F. Knox and William Turton left Yesterday
for Willows, with the intention of at once starting
in the work of grading the road bed for the ex-
tension OF the Northern road to Tehama
Hon. Eli johnson, of Brooklyn, N Y, is to arrive
here Friday morning. He is route to Australia.
He is to deliver free lecture in Sacramento Friday
evening, at the Congregational Church, on "What
They Drink and How They Make It."
At a recent marriage ceremony the sides of
bower were formed by tall tropical trees and plants,
the top representing in shape the noted emblem Of
good fortune, four eafed clover, studded with
white carnation rosebuds and lilies Of the valley
AT the Eldred House Ben Bailey, Live Oak
". d. McClendon and wife, F. j. Rhoads, Mrs. NJ.
Murray, R. J. Kirby, Dennis Dalton and wife,
Samuel Gamble, Frank Brown, Sam Vaughn, Cos
sumnes; Parker johnson, Buckeye; A. j. Bell,
Sumner.
John Lnnell, the ENGLISH landscape painter, had
an artistic reer Tor almo unprecedented duration.
lie Dsc'ai1e Royal academy student at the age OF
Ii, and only ceased work a few years before his
death, which occurred last January, his nins-
tieth year.
At the residence of N s. Nathan, Third street,
between and o, most enjoyable surprise party
was given Sunday evening to Mrs. L. Elius, on
count Of her reelection President OF the Ladi $
Hebrew Benevolent Society. The affair was ar.
| ranged by Mrs. L. Phillips.
a romantic girl in Woodland, who was vaccinated
with - Foint" taken f.om her low r'5 arm, has
been thereby iuoculated with his affectatons and
| mannshisms. She has in consequence taken t.
swearing, sits cross-leeged affects cgarett s. and
occasionally smokes a briarwood pipe.
General Bidwell, OF Chico, had an interesting din
ner party last Sunday. In his loneliness, during
his wifes absence, he invited the young men of his
| Sunday School class, and the ing ladies of Mrs.
| Bi9wes class, to dinner, to the number of about
twenty. The young folks speak enthusiastically Of
the manner in which they were entertained.
John Scott and wife, the latter daughter of Geo
Cooper OF this city left Liverpool, England yester-
| day, by steamer Servia, for New York. They will
make tour Of the United States, including this
| coast, and return 90 Scotland this summer. They
expect to arrive in Sacramento about tse 1st Of May
Mrs. Scott, formerly Miss Amelia L. Cooper, was a
Sacramento girl, but her husband has never before
visited the United States. He is member of the
well-known linen manufacturing firm OF Lamos
| Scott & Sons, Dundee Scotland.