Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-03-23
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

| ]. L. Shrader, Of San Francisco, is ID the city.
| G. J. Car enter, CT PIacersile, is visiting sacra
/ mento.
j. H. Carroll and wife went to San Francisco yes
terday.
Edward Cadwalader and F. R. Dray went to Lod
yesterday.
F. NJ. Campbell has gone to Mcrced to attend
meeting Of the Teache.s Institute
Low English heels are now used on ladies' walking
shOes-a great change for the better.
Mrs. Ole Bull is now hard at work upon her me
mortal volume concerning her husband.
II. E. McCune Of Dixon, ex Senator froaa SolanC
county, arrived home from Texas Tuesday.
Long, SLENDER bugle-like beads of iridesceEt hues
are set at intervals over new faille bonnets.
Copper red is favorite tint in new goods OF all
kinds, including the new upholste ring stuffs.
Mrs Dr. Ruth, the celebrated rife shot, is in the
city, and will go to her home in Oakland to-day
Miss Lucy Williams, OF this city, returned to
Oakland yesterday, where she is attending school.
Frank Warehouse has gone East by the Southern
Pacific route He will be absent about two months.
Captain Samuel Deal, an old Sacramentan, ar
rived in town yesterday from San Francisco on u
brief visit.
James Towle, Captain OF the Guard at the Folsom
State Prison, passed through the city yesterday en-
route to San Jose.
Hon. Eli Johnson, of Prooklyn, N. Y, will arrive
In Sdcrainento Dy lO-mOrr0w mornings Overland
train from the East.
Governor Kiukead, of Nevada, and H. NJ. Yering-
ton, Superintendent OF Virginia and Truckee Rail
way, were in the city yesterday.
OF Daniel Webster's family only two are now liv-
iug-children OF his daughter Julia-Samuel Apple
ton and Mrs Jerome Bonaparte.
The latest esthetic slang the ladies use when re-
proving their admiring gentlemen friends is "You
fatter too awfully perfectly mueh.'
marriana toJlved of -, Nfolx;J
Infanta Eualie, youngest sister of King Alfonso,
and the son of the Due de Montpensier
Sumner Dbble, of Nevada City, is pronounced
convaiescent, and his father and mother have re-
turned home from his bedside at Sacramento.
Mr.. and Mrs. Drury Meone and family, accompa.
MED by Mrs. X. B. Woodward and Miss Nellie j.
Woodward shave gone to Monterey to stay several
weeks.
Miss kittie Miller and Mrs A. A. Leland, of South
Bend, Indiana, will arrive on the overland this
morning. They will visit friends in this city for a
few days.
There is a movement in the Wisconsin Legislature
to purchase the ole Bull residence in Madison for
an Executive Mansion; SIS, 900 is asked to be ap-
propriated.
Louis Bien and family leave for San Francisco to.
day, where they take up their future residence
MIR Bien will engage with a prominent mercantile
firm OF that city.
Swinburne who used to be "pallid and lank
young man" now boasts OF a robust figure, wears
au artistic beard, often walks twenty miles a day.
and is in the gayest OF spirits
The Chicago Press Club refgses to admit women
to membership. Every woman should be glad that
Chicago journalists have so much respect fDr women
who unfortunately reside in Chicago
Miss Cora Wallace OF San Francisco, is visiting
the Misses Fannie and kittie Tyrrel, Of this city
The young lady has spent the last few weeks in
Marysville, visiting the family of N. D. Rideout.
At the Eldred House: Cyrus Briggs. Nicolaus ;
gan, CITY; George Hume, P. C. Smith, Elk Grove !;
William Atkinson, Michigan Bar Worth Bryan and
wife, Reuter-.
Z. II. Maginnis, Grand Noble Arch of the Ancient
Order of Druids, and II. A. Chase, Grand Secretary
came up from San Francisco at noon yesterday, and
last evening paid an official visit to Wahalla Grove
No. of Sacramento.
W. L. Freeman and wife left Tuesday evening on
the overland express for st. Louis Mo, where they
expect to make their home Sir. Freeman has ac-
cepted position there In the forwarding and com
mission house OF II. Elboro & Co. in that city,
Special car International will arrive by the over
land train this morning. The passengers are Ex-
Senator VIM. NJ. GwiD, W. T. Coleman, Mrs. NJ B..
Kellogg, Mrs. George p. Thurston, San FRANCISCO
Miss F. Lockett, Georgia Misc A. A. Pierce, Santa
Clara Mrs. }. r. Smith, Newport Mira J. D.
Thompson, New Bedford Mrs. C. W. Banks, Oak
lend David LubiD, Sacramento.
In the city yesterday: W. R. Giimshaw, Georse
Grimshaw, o. Saunders, Moore and wife, Cosun,.
mes &. + 1raSk, walnut GfJYe, a. Stevens, Nc
Connelrs Station J. II. Foster W. C. Fairchil1,
Piacerville; 7. j. Stephenson, W. T. Stephenson F.
Tisdelh Franklin /; L Renfro Oakland; T. McMul-
lem A. Greco, E. Kalsher, J. o. Mockbee, J. d.
Griffin San Francisco; T. Spauldiug, S. Pendegast
d. Mcclellan, Woodland Mrs. L. G. Warehouse
Monterey; C. K. Clark, Bartlett Springs; S. G. Ne
Mabon, Dixon; Mrs. NJ. Foster, Miss H. NJ Craw-
ford, Carson; A. Ashton and wife, Rockford ; VIM
Johnson, Riehland; E. Thompson, Thomas Nc
Tague, Philadelphia P. L. Williams and wife, W.
H Cone, Salt Lake; 10 Hamilton, Auburn John
T. Ellison, Red Bluff
Miss Ella J. Strong, daughter OF W R. Strong, OF
tn city, married last evening at the residence
of her father, lois street, to Ellery j. Turner Of
Boston. The ceremony performed by Rev E.
H. Gray, D. D., of Vallejo. Miss Minnie NJ Shep-
hard, of San Francisco, was bridesmaid, and J. W.
Stafford, OF Sacramento, groomsman. There were
present about one hundred guests. The house was
handsomely decorated by Boyne, the decorator es-
peciay for the occasion. There were, beside, many
rich and very handsome floral decorations. Among
the guests from aboad were DR.. Gray and wife, ri
Vallejo; G. L. Crabtree and wife, BENJAMIN Crab
tree and Mrs. o c. Wheeler, Of Oakland Mrs. j.
P. Kafts, Stockton; Mr.. and Mrs. Morgan. of Bos.
ton (Mrs Morgan being mother OF the bridegroom,
and Robert Williamson, of penryD. the bride was
the recipient of large number Of rich and tasteful
presents mostly articles of silver service The
father of the bride had Fisher, the caterer spread
for tie guests elegant wedding supper The
newly married pair leave this afternoon for San
Francisco will return here in about week, and at
ter brief visit will leave for their home in Boston
The wedding last evening proved to be social event
OF much prominence.