Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-02-18
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

John F. Kessing, of San Francisco, was in the city
yesterday.
Mrs. j. Fl. Corbin returned Thursday evening
from weeks visit to Woodland.
James Parton, the famous biographer, is very re-
firing, and goes little into society
Judge A. B Dibble, of Grass Valley, Yesterday
passed through the city Oh his way to San Fran
cisco.
c. E Spencer leaves here tomorrow for a weeks
recreation and rest. He will 90 to San Rafael for
his "offing"
Frank W. Gross, Clerk Of the Supreme Court,
| came up from san Francisco YESTERDAY He returns
| to that place to-day.
loads of sheep from Los Angeles county for one of
| his farms in Colusa county.
| Captain Charles Good9ll, manager of the San
Francisco and Oregon lice OF steamers will arrive
| on the overland train Sunday.
| John Brodie was awarded by the committee OF
ladies the prize for the most bare Uranium at the
| Bald. Headed Mems ball at Nevada City Thursday
| night.
| Governor Perkins, in response to urgent socita-
ton to lecture in aid of local charity at Dixon
| consented, and spoke there last night to large
| audience.
Nevada, is 81 ending few days in Fresno city He
is visiting with his father Isaac Farwe who resides
| in Fresno.
Turner's father barber, and Turner spent
I mis- youth IN the toughest OF London lanes and
streets. Somebody once said of Turner that he
bad the smallest and dirtiest hands on record but
that they seemed to have been dipped Into the very
| eoors of nature"
At Pleasant Grove Suffer county, on the 18th
instant, john W. Jones was married, by Rev H. L.
Gregory, to Miss Lottie Scrbuer. After the cere-
mony fine wedding dinner was served and recep
ton given to immediate friends that proved to be a
very pleasant and social affair
Florence Nightingale, in spite of her 81 years and
her long confinement to invalid's sofa, looks
young and even handsome. Her fair face is un-
wrinkied, her large brown eyes full of kindness
and she is still deeply and actively interested in
various practical works for the relief Of the sick
and poor.
1t is now the fashion in England for ladies' to az.
rear in two different characters at the same fancy
ball The Countess Of Beehive recently appeared
first as Mary OF Scotland, and later as q show Of
gold At the same ball Mrs Corvallis West wore
first the dress of the Countess Panada in La Mas
COTE" and sfterward that of the Princess in the
"Forty Thieves"
At the De la Sale celebration in New Orleans next
April the Hon. Francis Psrkmsn is expected to give
an address on a Sale and his companions while
the Hon, E. g. Washburne will speak on the valley
of the Mississippi, and the Hon. G. Fl. PendetOn
win compare the America of 1868 with the America
of 1882 The Hon. Charles Gayarre is to preside
upon the occasion
Among the dresses worn at recent dinner party
in the American colony in Paris was rose.red bro
eade with peticoat front Of tea-rose satin laid in
large fat folds. Ornaments Of diamonds completed
the toilet. Another handsome dress that was worn
on the same occasion bronze green satin
trimmed with bead passementerie, an having a
skirt front Of stamped velvet, the pattern being
stripes of curled ostrich feathers on satin ground
bouquet of vaTegsted was placed in the
front Of the cors8ge.
In the city yesterday: p c. Hale, San Jose; E.
W Hale, stockton; H. crandall, G. E. Bowen, F.
Henderson, VIM. Geary N. E Wilbur, E B. Whit
ney and wife, E. C. Newell, W W. Carter, = Davis,
San Francisco; J. s. Brackett Mrs. J. 8. Bracket,
Petaluma; d. E. Miller and wife, Hapa; W. II.
Brown. SHIN lie Springs: N. d. Rideout, MARKS.
vile; w. L PrItchard, Carson F. Booth, Folsom:
Mrs. P. B. Green, F. NJ Syler, CORTLAND; T. NJ.
Maxwell G. H. Trevathan, Pleasant Grove D.
Glenn Franklin; Al. Devoe, Costumes J. Welsh,
Sheldon Flank P. Holt. Lake Tahoe II. L. Rob.
inson w. W. McCelland, II. Morey, Plaeerville
T. J. Howard Red Bluff Geo. B,yley. Nevada
W. Fl. WEIGH, Biggs: Geo Il. jackson, Woodland
w. G Brown, Suffer county l.. B. Aver, Antelope;
N. Levy, Winnemucca.
The notable social event of the week at Grass
Valley was the marriage on Thursday evening at the
residence Of Mira VIM. Watt Of John Gasson to
Mrs. Marie Monteg The groom is prominent
merchant and the bride of Grass Valleys fairest
daughters Miss Emily Jenkins and Hiss Jessie
Nc ormiek attended by VIM. Coleman and James
Judd, were bridesmaids and groomsmen. Many
guests were present al the reception, including Mr.
and Mrs. A. B. Dibble, VIII Dibble Mr.. a Mrs
Dr. Mccormick, Miss Jessie Mccormick, Horatio
Mccormick Mr. and Mrs Robert Finnle Robert
Finnie, Jr., Miss Mary Finnie, Miss Belle Finnie,
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter johnson, Miss Sadie Johnston,
Henry Johnston, Mr. and Mrs. Reigner A Reignier,
MIR. and Mrs. A. B. Brady. S. ID. BosN orth, Miss
Lilly Bosworth Mr.. and Mrs. ". J. Johnston Miss
Annie Conaway, Mss Ida Conawav. Miss Sarah
Glassou, Mira L. E. Fisher, James Kerr, Dr.. VIM.
Watt Kerr, James C. Conway G. W. Kits Thomas
Terrell, Geordie Johnston, James erase, T. W. Car
son aad j. P. Shoemaker.