Sacramento daily record-union., 1882-01-16
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.
David Lubin left for the East last evening.


David Lubin left for the East last evening.
Iron rust rad is now among new shades Of that
color.
Miss Kitty Hicks, Of Gait, is visiting friends at
San jose.
onbre effects ars already considered greatly out
of fashion.
c. Waterhouse OF San Francisco, is in the city for
few Gays
N; L. Drew is cenfned to the house with an attack
OF rheumatism.
Hon ]. A. Tagon, of Amador, is in town; also T.
u. Stevens II lone.
C. D. Dawson, OF the Marysviile appeal, returned
home from the bay Saturday.
Miss Mcfarland OF Gait, is visiting in the city, a
guest at the residence of Judge benson.
L. :. Brigham, who recently came from South
America, is visiting IN Sacramento his old home.
large excursion party from Ogden will arrive
from the East by the overland train this morI ils.
Mrs. John A Sawyer and Miss Jennie Sawyer, Of
Gait, are spending few weeks at Byron, Contra
Costa county.
John A. Gill; of this city, arrived from the East on
Saturday, after visit of several weeks in Missouri
and other Stats.
Miss Stella Smart, Of Fresno, and S. Z. Wriston,
OF Contra Costa, are visiting their uncle, NJ W.
Nriston, Of Gait.
The social sensation of last week about Wood
erldge was large and successful party at the resi-
dence Of John Perrott.
serenade was rendered to L. WaIdron and wife,
IN this city, on Friday evening, by the Clayton &
Melville band and others
Miss Hortense Dinkelspiel and Miss Louise Fesen-
thai OF san Francisco visiting the city, guests
with the family OF II. Weinstock.
Governor Perkins will lecture this evening at
Lodi, under the auspices of the adies Aid society
and for the benefit Of their cause.
Knights Of Pyttias Lodge is to be instituted at
Grass Valley next month, sufficient number of
charter members having been secured.
candy pull entertainment was held on Friday
night at the residence OF E. Z. Masters on street,
at which it was unanimously voted that the classics
we're sweet.
]. B. Hawkins X. Wright, c. A. Boynton, S. NJ.
Fielding, l.. b. Ii Hard, +. Hyde, J. David, b. K.
Wilson, P. ]. Merriam, of San Francisco, were in
the city yesterday and the day previous
A night or two since serenade extended by
the employees OF their establishment to Weinstock q
Lubin, at their residence where music was given by
the First Artillery band, and also songs bya quartet
giee club.
Near Folsom beautiful moses and ferns now
ward those who seek them. A Chamber among the
rocks and over the hills is most enjoyable when rich
clusters of beautiful ferns and bright-hued MOSES
repay the labor OF the jaunt.
A lady writing from Yosemite valley to parties in
this city, under date of January Sd, says the valley
looks n Nv decidedly beautiful If people could only
take trips there now they would realize how much
uutE tuc SCSHtiy 10 III ~iliLtt tu1u III suiliIltI.
The Chico Guard presented to Captain H. T.
Bstcheider, at party given Friday night, an ele-
CANT silver service. f. G. Radcliffe made the pre-
ssnt ton speech, to which the Captain responded
feelingly. The presentation complete sur
prise.
social congratulatory gathering was held an
evening or two since at the residence of Mr. and
Mrs. l.. G. Dickman, recently married, and the
former a member of Parlor No. 3, Native Sons in
this city. The participants were members of the
Parlor, and were entertained in a most hospitable
manner, including fine though quickly prepared
feast. Toasts, speeches and singing were features
OF the occasion.
very successful entertainment was given by the
lone Harmony Club few nights since, when the
pl5y, The Social Glass" was presented in a man
ner highly complimentary to those engaged in it.
Among those who had parts Alvah Laugherty,
Soule Putnam, C. w. Clement, G.. f. Mack, Leslie
Eaton Geo. Luse, Miss Lulu Whitlock, Miss Maud
Kingsley and Miss Cora Ford. McMurrs' S band fur
nished orchestral music, ard fine supper fur
nshed by the ladies OF the club at the Close which
was supplemented by social dance.
Among those in the city during the past two days
were j. E. and E. Z. Frink, OF Berkeley J. NJ
Doyle, Coiusa John Martin, Mr.. Holsclon, r. D.
Skidmore North bloomfield; W. F. Hitchcock Ala
media MISS Martini lone; A. J. Stmles, Portland
L Ishain, Mrs. Harley and family, ClarksburE G.
3. Green, |. Bryan, sacramento river; Fraak
Wright, Cosumnes E. Slater, Placerville; Mrs
F.nch Oscar Finch, Michigan Bar Thomas McCon-
nel McCoonell's Station Ed. C. Humphreys and
wife, Franklin; and D. X. Hunt, Freeport.