Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-01-12
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

D. E. Alexander returned from Auburn yesterday.
s. Lpman, of San Francisco, was in this city yes
terday.
j. D. Black and NJ L. Morris, Of Oakland are in
, the city.
Alexander Badam passed down home from the
mountains yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Willis returned yesterday to
this city from MarYsville.
A masquerade ball viii be the next entertainment
on the Gait social calendar.
Miss Maude Byrne, Of Grass Valley is on short
visit to her friends in Sacramento.
B. Stuckenhoz has gone to San Francisco and
Santa Cruz, on account OF failing health.
Mr.. Matte P Hutchings, of Rio Vista, is visiting
in this city, the guest OF Mrs E. X. Alsip
The Nevada City Chess Club is devoting two even
ings Of each week to a chess tournament
Daniel Flint and wife, OF Sacramento, passed To-
peki, Kansas, yesterday, en- route home by the
Southern Pacific.
R. =. Stephens and wife returned last evening
from the southern part Of the State and are stop
ping at the Capital Hotel.
Mrs Bidwell, of Chico, expects to leave for Wash
ington sometime this week. Her nephew, Guy Ken
nedy, will accompany her.
Supervisor Benjamin Bailey has so far recovered
from recent illness that he was in the city yester-
day, accompanied by his wife.
The Bric-a- Brac Club meets tomorrow friday
between Eleventh and Twelfth.
Mrs Frank, sister OF Mrs. Wasserman and who
has been in Sacramento for sometime past, returned
to her home at San Francisco yesterday
The origin of the school of esthetics is mentioned
in the Bible. where it is written in effect, that Ba
laam smote his beast and made him to utter.
o. T. Knight, Milton, CAL; Mrs. o. 7. Knight,
Misses Emma and May Knight, H. Fl. Knight, o. T.
knight, Jr, Philadelphia were in the city yestor-
day. ~
Madame Yoshida, the wife of the Japanese Minis
ter is described as delicate little woman, who
looks like school girl than the devoted mother
of four children.
to-day to perform the installation ceremonies OF the
officers elect of the several Tribes Of Improved O.
NJ. this evening.
George Grant, C. simmonds. J. P. Woodruff, Lee
Jacobs, W. Wood, George I. Hawley, W. II. Chick.
ering, L. s. Rothschd, Louis Sloss, II. C. Lhote,
l.. Hudson, G. Dixon ana Mrs. Harrington, Of San
Francisco, are in town.
The Stockton Herald thus goes after the town of
Lodi: The Boston dip has had its day, and the Sc
duciiye glide has come in and gone out, and the
sensuous racquet is on the com6ing wave Of p1pu:
larty, in the bucoc precincts at least but the Lodi
limp takes the pastry" 1t is now the fashion in
Lodi and is practiced most perfectly by those who
suffer, pretend to suffer- from ''spraned ankles
1t is scarcely less graceful than the kangaroo
Among those in the city yesterday were Charles
tlay, 100 county D. hfiotOH, Oiit IOWHe
and child, g. Beckley, Walnut Grove L. Isham and
C. z. Sprague Woodland; N. Isham, Clarksburg;
Louis johnson and wife, Sacramento river W. II.
Lyons, Stockton (; R. Barber, Oroville; T. OBrien,
j. G. Allen, J. Belcher, Costumes; II. NJ. Thornton,
Pleasant Grove; Charles Bunnell, CORTLAND Mrs.
H. Gill and child, Colusl Howell Davis, Sycamore;
W. d. Perkins, Rocklin; j. klemmer Willows
At Chico Tuesday evening there quiet and
pleasant wedding at the residence N. Barnes, when
his daughter Miss Jennie, was married to George H
Stewart OF Fresno. AT o'clock an excellent we'd
ding breakfast was served. Mr.. Stewart was q for
resident OF Chico, and held the responsible posi-.
ton of hesd bookkeeper in the Office of General
Bidwell for number Of years. but is now success
fully engaged in farming in Fresno county The
bride is well known in Chico and has hosts of
friends. select company was present at the we'd
ding.
At frateral social of the members of Natoma
Lodge, No. 81, F. and A. NJ. at Folsom, few even
ings since. beautiful Past Masters jewel was pre-
sented to Past Master and the present Worthy
Master Of the Lodge, J. II. Durham, about which
the Folsom Telegraph says it is handsome testi-
monial in the shape of Past Masters jewel and
badge, wrought from solid gold, beautifully en-
grayed aud enameled, and embeliished with da.
monds. The presentation made by W. c.
Crossette on behalf of the donors. The recipient
taken completely by surprise-responded in few
brief and earnest remarks that most fully expressed
his sincere appreciation Of the mark Of esteem
and brotherly love, after which sumptuous repast
served, and speeches. toasts, and general good
time made the occasion of the most pleasant
remembered by the brotherhood"