Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-04-01
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

Mr.. Gladstone has teen known to walk forty miles
on a summers day, and though his hair has grown
Crayer in the last months, his brilliant eyes I'M
dimmed.
Although so, Gustave Dore LOOKS but 35. He is
sculptor, engraver, painter, designer and water
color artist, has the head OF poet and the frame Of
| an acrobat.
General Phil Sheridau's dfty.frss birthday was
celebrated on March 7th at Chicago bY dinner in
his honor given by the Illinois Cemrnandery of the
| Loyal Legion.
Attic celebration of the silver wedding Of Murat
Halsted, OF the Cincinnati CoBmerej-t. recently,
| eight OF his ten living children were present, the
| two Oldest boys being away at school.
! At Grass Valley, wednesday evening, party was
rendered to Miss Annie Moreom, the occasion being
the eighteenth eirthdsy of shat young LAZY. A most
/ pleasant evening spent by the friends Of the
young lady, who entered into the occasion wih joy
sus spirit.
At the Eldred House: R, T. Hauskins Frank
Ge9irum. W ". WAGE, wife and daughter, Wi liam
D. Colt, Cosumnes A. d. Dugan, Lqtrohe james
Cook, lone City; 4. C. Tiobs, West Point Cal :
Frank Reayes, wife and thres children, wsrrens-
boiough, Mo; NJ c. Toomev, Pleasant Crew.
George D. Bride, San Francisco.
A few days ago the people of South Butte, Suffer
county and many Others in that vicinity received
an invitation by card from Rev. Nj. Wenk and wife
to attend reception to be given at the parsonage
March lSth From loo to I25 assembled to do honor
to the occasion. The affair proved 10 be a very
pleasant enc to both old and Young no pains being
spared the part of the entertainers to make it so
In the city Yesterday II. C. Aliuker, S A. How.
ELL Costumes; J. Dunn, Tebama; Mrs. Bowman,
Elk Grove g. H. Fowler, W. II. Brown, Single
Springs; NJ. r. Shaw and wife, Miss G. C. Shaw
Clark Shaw, Mrs Clark, Michigan A. Sudbrnk H.
Farren, Sacramento county; Ii. Duffy, MarysSle
John Manu. j. Weston Kalamazoo Frank Sickles
Dennis johnson, Latrcbe; W. II. Bellanan, Alder
creek; c. A. Freund, L. C. Adams, H. Kellogg G.
Stuart Simons, San Francisco: o. p. Kister Cedar.
vile VIM Johnston, wife and daughter Richland
la nrta cnrt and
Gardner, NJ. D., Mexico c. L. n. Vaughan, Colusa
county T. E. Baker, L. Rhoads. Woodland j.
Manueis. Red Bluff A. Van Denmark, J. Curry,
Folsom.
The Bric-a Brac Club last evening entertained its
honorary and complimentary members, through
the courtesy of Mr. and Mrs Charles McCrea V, at
their residence, Tenth and l. streets There we're
in attendance about $50 persons The ub furnished
refreshments according to its usual custom The
Company was very sociable and companionable
one, andthe evening passed very pleasantly. The
mansion. OF the host Gnd hostess tasteiGlly and
profusely orDamented with floral collections. The
programme of the evening was as follows: Iustru-
m ntal duet Mrs. Henry Edger Oh and Miss Minnie
Clark reading Zone of Oscar WILKES poems) Miss
Lucy c. 0'Bnen vocal solo (selections from "a The
Chill of the Regiment"), Mrs. j. F. Cooper; vocal
solo, Miss Fleissner vocal solo, Mrs. John Mcneil
piano solo, Miss Gregory. In the art room
were the following exhibits Norton Bush,
four landscape paintings in oil, one
landscape painting in black and white; Miss ella
Ostrom one painting panel. two flower pieces,
pen and ink sketch, one water color QruiD, one
figure piece Miss Margaret Ostrcm, one landscape
painting (oiD; Miss Fanny Tyrre one pastel paint
ing three sti life studies; Mrs + q. bingay, oil
PLAGUE, water color Miss \. C. Klippel two pen
Gil studies Mrs Christy, two oil paintings Mrs II.
NJ. Bradley, one stays head Mrs. Hamilton,
one embroidered palette, two painted handker-
chief b. xes; Miss Flora Carroll hand painted
screen Miss Minnie Carroll, porcelain work
Mrs. George E. Bates, two landscape aintings in
oil c. Hutchinson, landscape painting (Yosem.
ite) two pastel paintings, study from nature
beach seene) Mrs. j. H. Lewis, two landscape
paintings, two panels Gin life; Miss Fanny SIC
CATCHY one water color (howers) two statues (tll
fe) one painting on satin, specimens OF porcelain
painting; W. +. Jackson, crayon portrait
Mrs. NJ. NJ. Blakeney two pieces Of embroidery
During the evening Norton Bash, President Of the
Club, introduced Oscar Wilde, the poet and esthete