Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-04-11
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

! JIM Ha;ght, of this city, will arrive by the
Southern Pacific to-day.
| S. Fargeon, formerly Of Folsom. is publishing q
paper in Concord, Contra Costa county.
Thomas D. Robinson President of the First Ma.
tonal Bank OF Rockford ILL.,, is visiting Santa Cruz
Mrs. T. D. SERVER ana Simon Meyer, Of this city,
will arrive from the East by the Overland train this
morning
Mrs. Charles Mel ane aud dsughtsr, OF San Fran
cisco, have gone to anita Cruz to remain short
/ time with friends.
The wedding of c. S. Bltterman, OF Arizona, ard
Miss Nellie Sell, of Berkeley, took place at Berkeley
last Wednesday evening,
Mr. aud Mrs. Samuel W. Folladay, Of San Fran
cisco, accompanied oy their daughter Ruth, l.aye
for the asst on "Wednesday next
Postmaster General Howe, it is said has way Of
putting his feet up on the center able during an
interview III such manner TO throw h me lik e
air upon the whole scene
w c. Ysn Fleet, of this city, started for the East
last evening" He is a delegate from California to
the National Lodge of the Knights If Honor that
oonsenes at Baltimore in May.
P. T. Barnum will be y wears old. but it is his
firm conviction that had he no: been steady
drinker for twenty years IN his early life he would
now have heen as much as IS or go
At the Eldred House: j. Hollingsworth, sacra-
mento county; Edgar Burr, Reno; S. b. Moore
A. Null, John H. Dunlap, Costumes; NJ. E. Bying.
ton Clay Station; William Fry, Il Dorado county !;
H. c. Swain and wife, Latrohe; Price Swain and
wife, Deer Creek; Fred. Mack, city.
Senator Fair, at recent dinner given in honor OF
few young ladies', originated the novel and pretty
idea of floral belt, to be secured to the waist by
silken cords The designs were dissiuilar, although
woven compactly that would readily pro-
nounce them Greek patterns in floss silk
Miss Lizzie Sargent, second daughter of Minister
Sargent, is grs duate OF the Pacific Medical College,
and intends continuing her medical studies at the
uni ersies in Germany Miss Ella Sargent, tie
elder daughter, will devote her time to the study of
literature, for which she has considerable taste.
In the city yesterday J. Gr'f fn Oakland = II.
Townsiey, jamestown w. E. Story, Buffalo VIM.
S. Pond,w. H. Cone, J D. Jones. Il. Blum. s. Levi,
C G. Hooker and wife, A. B. Pe-etti, NJ. II. Liv-
ingston, San Fran 'isco; Thomas d. Robertson and
wife, Rockford. H.. John Godfrey, Eureka; d. X.
Perkins Oroville L. B. Miner, Benica; T. L.
West. Philadelphia; E. G. whitacre, Pittsburg
Mrs. Alex. Young, Dubuque, Ia; d. L. Beyer, Gin
cInnati; Bsiley Gazert and wife. Seattle; s. A.
Salisbury, Plea ant Grove; John Curran, Freeport
George Reuter-, Rou'iet's George Hugill, Charles
Jordan, Placervilie; Louis Meiss, Fred Meiss. La
guna James Nichols, Jackson Valley; Mrs Price,
Miss Lehey, W. Pierce, Single Springs; George
TOPPING, james noeman, Plymouth Jake Sp'tz, San
Francisco; w. J. Kngsand, Chicago A. Dawson,
Reno: William B. Daugherty, Carson City Albert
Rafier, F. w. Dearborn, A. Alexander, San Fran
cisco II. X. Berry Single Springs; George H.
Wherry, Yelo; L. Hunt, CAT; John c. May, Gro
vile.
Last evening the many friends Of Mr.. and Mrs.
j. H. Carroll, from San Francisco, well as OF this
city, happened in az their residence, taking them
completely by surprise, and uniting, in festive
generalization, upon their recent twenty-ffth
we-d ding anniversary. Three POEMS were read-oDe
composed by Lauren f. Crane, second by Jos W.
Winans (Mrs. rTols brother), and the third by
VIM. E Brown, OF San Francisco. E'ch was read
congratulatory, and compliments from the
numerous Sacramentans present. Among those
present from San Francisco were Mrs. Charles
Croker, Miss Hattie Crocker Mr.. and Mrs. James
Carolan, Mr.. and Mrs. A N. Towne, Miss Hattie
Rice Mrs. j. P. Robinson, Mrs. c. ]. Torbert, Gen.
eral and Mrs. J. F. Houghton, Mrs. q. E. Move,
Mrs Judge s. W. Ssnderson, Mrs. Julius Wetzlar,
Mrs. Henry T. Scott Mre. Major Beck. Mrs.
Rutherford, Mrs wichtman, Miss Katie Grimm,
Mrs. Cutter, Mr.. and Mrs c. G. Hooker Miss Fan
ME Houghton. Mr.. and Mrs. L. b. Miner, Mrs Bu-
ford, Mr. and Mrs Charles N. Shaw. Many regrets
were sent by telegraph, among them being those OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry L. Dodge and Mr.. and
Mrs. Edgar Mills. MANY floral presents were
received. A very staDch reunion of old Sac
ramentans commemorated upon this silver we'd
ding anniversary. The regrets Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Drnry Melone were received on silver plate sent
by them.