Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-02-21
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL

Ex-senator Gwin is at the New Yor..; Hotel New
York.
Alex. BadIam, Assessor of San Francisco, went u
| to Auburn yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred. Cox and Youngest daughter
returned from the Bay Sunday.
| Miss Laura Phillips leaves this afternoon for San
francisco, to be absent few days.
Frank W. Gross, Clerk OF the suprens Court,
returned to San Francisco yesterday.
Mrs Joseph Crackbon, of Vallejo is in sacra-
mento on visit to her daughter, Mrs. Wil1er.
General ". H. L. Barnes has gone to New Or
| leans He intends to be absent about a month
Captain James Tovle, Deputy Warden OF the
State Prison at Folsom, came up from San Fran
cisco yesterday.
Rev. Father Sluttery, who died in Petauma Sun
day, was brother Of Rev. Father Maurice Slattery
formerly assistant pastor at ST. Rose Church, III this
| city.
! Prince Roland Bonaparte has been sued by Yer.
sailles hotel keeper for 5000 for the board and
| lodging OF his mother and sitter and money lent to
them.
HR. Price, who was Sheriff of Pueblo county,
Colorado, for eight years, and ex-Congressman
Chillicatt are visiting Santa Ana, Les Angeles
| county.
A. j. Hare Of Decoto, was rendered q surprise
party last Tuesday evening at his residence. Over
forty people were present and pleasant evening
resulted.
The number of New Years visiting cards that
went through the Paris Postoffee was more than
5000 900, and yet the fashion OF sending cards is
said to be diving out.
The first meeting OF the French Literary Club,
under the direction OF Nile. L. Louet, was held at
the house OF Mrs J. T. Carey on Saturday last.
Subject % Marie Antoinette."
A bon-bon surprise party given Sunday even
ing at Jacobs HILL to Mrs. C. N. Levy and Misses
Maggie and Sallie Friedman, by their friends, before
their departure to San Francisco.
Maud Blue has issued invitations to her little
friends to attend her birthday party to-day There
will be general gathering OF the neighboring
Juveniles at the Blue mansion, corner Fourteenth
and l., this afternoon.
At the Eldred House J. D. Perkins, lone Val
ley; Ben Bailey, Live Oak William Davis and wife,
Folsom; William F. Zemer, II. E. Fairman, Alder
Creek; N. J. Talbot, Costumes; A. D. Hitchcock,
Stockton; j. F. Eaton, Rocklin; Charles Sullivan,
PlaceTvilie.
Uncle John Douglas says he will be 60 wears old
to morrow, and that the only birthday present lie
ever received was leather strap with a buckle on
the wrong end OF it. He thinks his attained age and
pubic services suggest another and more fitting re-
membpnce.
In the East the fashionable flowers this spring
will be sweetwams, single yellow daisies, English
marigolds, nasturtiums and corYopsis-a flower of
the daisy family, with yellow leaves and black
ters. Popular fancy is running to wild flowers. Red
and white clcveTs are more sought after for bridal
bouquets than orange blossoms.
The people OF Ceres and vicinity, Stanislau5
county. met at the Temperance Hotel in that place,
on Tuesday evening last, to insugurate the reign OF
total abstinence from the sale and use OF intoXi
eating liquors. No liquor is sold in the town, and
none viii be by consent Of the present citizens. The
celebration referred to was very large one and
very enthusiastic.
The Entire Nous Club gave its first party last
evening at Jacobs Hall Ii was an invitation and
complimentary affair. Eighty couples were in the
grand march, The hall was very pretty decorated
for the occasion. During the evening silken badges,
appropriately inscribed, presented to every
member Of the club by Miss Carrie NJ Taft The
young men managing last evening were: j. J.
Fitzgerald, J. L. Hughes, q. Brier, ". a. Gett, G.
E. Kuchler and c. Beauchamp.
The Parisians have found out how to make false
eyelashes l do not speak Of the vulgar and well.
with all sorts OF dirty compositions, or the more
artistic plan OF doing so to the inside OF the lid.
No, they actually draw fine needle threaded with
dark hair, through the skin of the eyeiid forming
long loops and after the process is over told it
is painless one) splendid dark fringe walls the
coquette's eyes.-tLon Truth.
In the city, G. F. Newell, E. S Doud, Robe
Beck, San Francisco William Harker and wife
James Harker, Iowa; H. E. Harrison, Knights
Landing; |. G. Cunningham J. ID. Griffin, Oak
land D. J. Cole New York (; George W. Fox, W.
L. McEwen W. Hickox, San Francisco; a. Breeze,
l.. S. Moffatt, Bath J. W. Hall, Folsom; Anna u.
[. Potts, NJ. D.. Dr. Harrison and wife ; c. W. Holt
Pet luna; R. NJ Jurden, Stockholm Nelson Smith,
C. F. ank Smith, Amador county; Mrs. John Ne
Cullom and daughter, Miss Fearns, Woodland MGu-
roe Scott, Elko; J. c. Campbell, Maxwell F. e.
Beckley, Franklin Cad Jones and wife, j. ). NJ lr
chson, Pleasant Grove N. Peters, a. G. TiltOn,
Miss Tilton, Nicolaus Charles Quinon, San Fran.
Ed. keathing, Stockton; K. W. Mckreuer, Gait /;
Joseph Morse, You Bet.