Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-04-14
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

Homer P Sake, OF San Francisco, is in the city.
The Marysvile Turn Yerein holds its May festival
May 7th.
The Defiance Junior Baseball Club give ball at
Chico soon.
Miss Maggie Smith, of this city, left for San Fran
cisco yesterday.
Professor Buck has returned from five months
visit to the East.
Nathan Gilmore, of Ell Dorado county, came to
the city yesterday.
Mrs ". A. Custer and Mrs W. r. Stockton left
Yesterday for Los Angeles.
An Easter concert was given in tie Methodist
church, at st. Helena, last Sunday night
The Brc-a. Brac Club holds regular meeting to-
night at the residence of Mrs Siddons, 725 street
John G. Burch and wife, and Mrs Wilbur, the
mother of Mrs. W. B. C. Brown, came up from San
francisco yesterday
Senator Harris of Tennessee, the successor of An
drew johnson in the Senate is proud of his ability
as a carpenter. Although he never learned the trade
he is a thorough mechanic
Hon. Rodney Hudson, Superior Judge OF Lake
county, is holding Court for Judge Wallace at Napa.
Judge Hudson is the Youngest Superior Judge in the
State. being but "a years old
Hon. Perry Belmont, the son of August Belmont,
represents Long Island district in Congress He
has no liking for society, but is good lawyer and
hard literary worker. His mother is the gifted
daughter of the late Commodore Perry.
The new social club organized at Petaluma some
few weeks ago gave its first social and reception to
many guests in the parlors Of the City Hotel last
Friday evening The pleasant parlors were hand
somely decorated for the occasion.
At the Rldred House C.. W. McClenden, wife
and two children, Buckeye Valley; John Hender-
son, lone Valley; H. Thomson. J. Bliss Forest
Home William Keefe, Buckeye Valley; William NJ.
Taylor, r. S. Kirby, Robert Mahoon, Cosumnes J.
Wallin, Latrobe; Gabriel hammers, GAINESVILLE /;
James Barry, San Francisco.
A novel way of utilizing the beautiful Christmas
and advertising cards so generally in is becom
ing the rage with young ladies in New York. Cam
brio is cut III uniform squares IN the center OF
which these cards are pasted fancy cretonne holds
the squares together; this is to be spread over
invad's bed and confined in place by an elastic
band.
Probably the last autograph written by Mr.. Long.
fellow was that penned by him in the album OF two
boys who called on him Saturday, March 18th.
True to his longlife habit, the venerable poet re-
ceived the lads kindly, showed them through his
house, talked with them for some time, and wrote
his autograph in their album. An hour later his
fatal illness had set in.
In New York, recently, Mrs. Henrietta II. Shute
celebrated the Tooth birthday OF her mother, Mrs.
Sarah Wilkes Banta. Mrs. Banta was the daughter
Of James Wilkes, whose country place on the North
river adioined the estate Of Aaron Burr. Mrs
Banta has been widow for y.eight years. she
has had nine children, FIVE Of whom living,
tyenty.four grandchildren, twenty-five great grand
children, and four great grandchildren
In the city yesterday C. Hoag, Jacinto; E. Hall,
Healdsburg; A. McKcon, Lodi W. Barnes Oak
land s. Deal, E Magnnis. San Francisco; James
NJ Lane, Stanislaus; F. Caseh, San Jose II
Kerchasal, CORTLAND ; R. Newton, Woodland; Mrs.
c. c. Sanders, Mrs G. Cray and daughter, Lincoln
Frank O'Mara, Phil Ryan, Live Oak Mrs. Morris,
Mrs. Phillips, Gait l. Maltby, Fosom; C. L Hotch-
kiss and wife, Colusa county; F. Wise, p. Wise, F.
Abbott, J. johnson, D. Miller, B. Beckley. p.
sharp, Walnut Grove E. Edwards, Dogtown Mrs.
S. Davis, Penryn; James Mcconnell, Tucson; d.
Tllton and wife, L. Striplin, Mrs. Smith, Ncolaus
Helena n. B. Greensfelcer, st Louis S. Blakeey,
p Barry and wife, Mrs. Jessup, S. Long San Fran
cisco; John Boggs, Princeton Clay w. TAYLOR,
Shasta