Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-08-25
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL

E. B. Willis is in the city.
o. W. Clapp and family have gone East.
c. P. Huntington went East last evening
Mrs F. c. Snider went to Monterey YESTERDAY.
Mrs. A. Kline came up from San Francisco yes
terday.
Henry Naglee, Of San Jose, is visiting 10 sacra.
mento.
Judge benson has been holding Court in San
Francisco.
c. E. sexy and wife, Of Marysvile, were in the
city yesterday.
Miss Laura A. Mccormick left yesterday for the
Mrs. C Nathan and Miss Rebecca Joseph are visit
ing Blue Canyon.
Plain pushes will be used for combination suits
this fall and winter.
Ii. A. Horneim and H. B. SCHNEIDER left yesterday
for Camp Raymond.
Lieutenant }. P. wiseman returned from Camp
Raymond last evening.
L. D. Marks and II. II. Pratt, of Placeryile, Ell
Dorado county, are in the city.
Congressman C. P. Berry came up from San Fran
cisco on the noon train yesterday.
Harry Wood, brother OF Dr. Wood Of this city. has
arrived in this city from Philadelphia.
John S. Hitteli, the wel-known journalist, is
about TO start on a Journey to Europe.
Mrs. L. Rivett has gone to San Francisco to visit
friends, and will be absent several weeks
j. S. Downes, formerly OF this city, has taken up
apermansnt residence in Lake county.
Miss Hattie Swift, of Marysville, and Miss E. A.
Simmons, Of Sai, Francisco, in the city.
Mrs. Lee Stanley and family have returned from
an extended visit to Pacific Grove, at Monterey.
Among the new styles of dress goods for the com.
ing season cadet blue will be the most popular
Brocade plushes, in different colors, will be worn
extensively as trimmings and drapery the coming
season.
Mrs H. s. Lake, of California, was present at the
Free Thinkers Convention at Watkins, N. Y, re-
Gently.
DR.. Alfred Brunson, the Oldest Methodist minis.
ter in Wisconsin, died at Prairie du Chen q few
days ago, aged 90 years.
Nine. Christine Nilsson Is ut Divonne, watering
place in Southern France. She will sail for the
United States on October 18th.
W. S. Wilbur, Mrs. Pascal, Miss Pascal and Fred.
die Spoouer started for the mountains Yesterday
Their destination is Silver Lake.
W. W. Astor, our new Minister to Italy. will not
sail for his post until October He has not We. Sc
lected his two secretaries for the legation.
George W. Baker, United States Deputy Surveyor
for San Francisco and well known in this city, re-
turned yesterday from trip to Siskiyou county.
Minister Morton has leased the proscenium box
at the Opera House, Paris directly opposite that
belonging to the President of the Republic of
France.
f. S. Pond, E. Owens, C. L. Rimond, J. Fl. Fin.
ley, T. H. Rule, Louis Taussig. ]. D. Llrmonte
A. keton and George W. Dixon, of San Francisco,
are visiting Sacramento
The wedding which was to take place between
Miss Mollie A. LeahY, of Grass Valley, and n well
k own capitalist of San Francisco, has been post
poned to future date, account of the severe
illness OF the bride elect, now in Chico
W. Woods who has been to the Yosemite valley
Tor some time past, returned yesterday, having had
highly ENJOYABLE camping trip Charles E. Mack,
Jr., Henry Reith and +. f. Freeman, OF the same
party are still out taking in Hechey Hechey valley
and Big Trees They will return in about three
weeks