Sacramento daily record-union., 1882-01-27
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

E. R. Clifford and T. c. Frederick are visiting the
| city.
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Glade, OF Sacramento, are in
| San Francisco.
Governor Newell, Of Washington Territory, will
| 90 East in a few days.
John RUSSELL a former resident of this city but
now located at Carson City, New, is in town for 4
| few days.
John Troy, NJ. Dalton, James Ireland, NJ B.
Smith, J. P. Eisenback +. A. Clarke, of S N Fran.
cisco, are in the city.
Sir Henry Parkes, who arrived at San Francisco
on the Australian steamer, was accompanied by his
daughter, Miss A. I. Parkes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Knapp, of Boston, who have
been spending some time in Australia returned to
this coast Wednesday, on their way home.
Wallace Leach, of San Diego, the Democratic eon-
didae for Congress at the last two elections in the
southern district, arrived in San Francisco Wednes
day.
The engagement is announced OF Miss Ruth Liv-
ingstou, daughter of Maturin livingston. and twin
sister of Mrs George Cayendlsh- Bentinck, To D. o.
Mills, Jr.
Mrs Hicks Lord has just bought, for ST0,00O
the house on West Fourteenth street, New York
where she lived during her brief married career as
Mrs Lord.
Dr. E. Pontoppidan of Denmark who passed
through California last September for the Sandwich
Islands, returned from there on the steamer of
Wednesday.
Hon. Edward GibDons formerly senator from
Alameda county, lives five miles from Calistoga,
near Fossville, in Sonoma county, and is WE'LL
enjoying the comforts of retired life.
The Princess of Wales has sent to King kalakaua
several photographs Of herself and her sons as a
contribution to bazar to be held in Honolulu in
aid of the building of the cathedral there
The Brio .Brac Club has been rendered reception
by Albert Gallatin, and 1t will take place at his resi-
dence on II street this evening There will be an ar
exhibit literary and musical eXerc and dancinga
Matthew Cooke, Chief Horticultural Officer, went
to San Francisco yesterday afternoon to attend the
annual meeting OF the Board of State Viticultural
Com mssioners, which assemblies in that city at 10
A. to day.
Governor Perkins lectured in Marysville last night
for the benefit of the Ladies' Relief Society OF that
place. After the lecture prominent citizens ten
dered the Governor reception at the residence OF
P. C. Slattery.
correspondent in an Eastern paper states that
| the American women are the worst dressed of any
in the world. That may be true, but when it comes
to footing the bills the husbands and fathers think
| they should be the best dressed.
The amateur dramatic club of Dutch Flat gave
performancepn last Saturday night, on which occa-
sion /" Handy Andy" was produced The proceeds
were donated by the club for the purpose of purchs
ing plumes for the town hearse.
H. L. Story and wife, of Chicago, arrived in Sac.
ramento yesterday and will remain here four or five
days. Mr.. Story is merchant of the West, and
proposes to remain in California some three or four
months, and to travel about and examine into the
resources Of the State.
NJ S. Thresher, of Stockton B. Sieberich, Phila-
depha T. Shaefer, Grid ey j. C. Stephens, Pla-
| eervie W. Owens, oakland g. Knckman, Mo-
hawk Valley II. L. Storey and ]. F. Pride, Chiesgo;
John W. Hall. New York; ]. B. Sawyer, Phiiadel-
phia, and W. C. Nelson Santa Rosa, are in the city,
The seventh anniversary of the birthday of little
Aggie Duslmau was celebrated last Tuesday evening
at the residence of her parents, on Fourth street,
between and X. Some twenty couples of little
ones assembled and right jolly lime was spent by
all until 10 O'clock when the merrymakers dispersed
! to their homes.
Joseph Crackbon, formerly of this city, and Miss
Lucy Hackett OF Vallejo, were united in marriage
in Vallejo on Wednesday evening. The ceremony was
performed BY Rev. Dr. Gray and took place in the
Baptist Church. Samuel Hackett, brother of the
bride, and Miss Emma Crackbon, sister of tie
groom, otfciated respectively as groomsman and
bridesmaid.