Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-01-09
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL
F. P. Fosdike, If New York, is in town.

| f. P. Fosdike, If New York, is in town.
masquerade is soon to be given at Gait.
Assemblyman A. L. Chandler is in the city.
Miss Ida Springstead is at San Francisco visiting
| friends
Society now issues cards on the birth of children
in families.
The Boston Memorial Association will build a
SO, 900 Garfield monument.
Ex-Attorney- General 10 Hamilton, of Auburn,
was in the city on Saturday.
Mrs. Vim. Beatty, of Tehamo, is visiting her sis.
ter, Mrs. C. A. Hoy, OF Lodi.
George Crane, of Elk Grove, has recovered from
the severe wound in his foot.
Rev Father LeahY of this city, held services at
the Folsom prison last Sunday.
Chicago girls are wearing red bonnets and Chi
cago running after them.
Miss Sarah Jacobs, of San Francisco, is visiting
the family Of S. Cohn, at Folsom.
Mr.. Martin, proprietor of the k Grove House,
is in this city for medical attendance.
Mr. and Mrs. NJ Kraker, of San Francisco, are
visiting in the city, their former home.
Miss Ethel Sperry returned to Stockton on Satur-
day after visit of TWO weeks in Sacramento.
The wrestling match in Bodie between James Pas
coe and Joe Farnsworth was won by Pascoe.
Bishop Simpson will preside over the Methodist
Conference to be held at Gainesville, Florida.
Mrs. Len. P. Dorsey and children, of Sacramento,
have taken up their residence in Grass Valley.
c. W. Harvey and Seymour Carr, of Gait, are
making few days trip through Calayeras county.
On Christmas Adolph Sutro sent a large lot of
books to the children of the public school at Suro.
VIM. Farmer and wife, OF Folsom returned last
Monday from their trip to the southern part of the
State
The receiptsof the school ball at ReddiDg amounted
to s275 nice little sum to be applied to the
school-house
Mrs Richard Plummer will leave Grass Valley
next week. to reside in Bodie where her husband is
engaged in mining.
Colonel J. S. Mosby, OF Virginia, when he returns
from China, will, 1t is said, marry wellknown so.
ciety lady at Alexandria.
The engagement is announced OF Miss Anna Hol.
land, daughter of the late DR.. J. G. Holland, and
John Wood, OF Troy, n. Y.
Miss Helen Caruthers, of Martinez, who has been
visiting Miss Ida HILL at Grass Valley, for several
months, left for home Tuesday last.
The principal editors and business men of the
CeRtuIy Magazine had $4,000 in the company 8
stock given them on Christmas by Roswell Smith.
Shopping bags of the pretty grained seal or al-
gator skin still made in square shape, with a
hook on the handle to fasten them to the belt.
Moses Layenson has returned from residence
OF four years at the Bay, and will remain in Sacra
mento in the establishment Of Locke & Lavenson
Miss Alice Hastings, OF Benicia who has been
visiting in Sacramento departed for Stockton on
Saturday companion of Miss Ethel Sperry, of that
city.
Mrs W. B. Cahoone came down ON Thursday
morning S train TO Sacramento from Red Bluff and
will remain week or two as the guest of Mrs j.
A. Muir.
The Gait Gazette says that j. A. Moffett, express
messenger on the Amador branch road, has been
transferred to the Western Division where he will
be made a conductor in short time.
Thus gushes the Red Bluff Sentinel OF the Sd inst
"Iast night Confidence Engine Company gave its
second anniversary ball, the finest, grandest and
most enjoyable ball that ever occurred in Red Bluff
or in fact in any place in this section of the world
Last Sunday being the thirteth anniversary of
the union of Mr. and Mrs c. W. Harvey, of Gait
and hence their pearl wedding, the occasion was APP
propriately celebrated by JOY GUS and festive
pany assembled on the afternoon o. that day in the
dining rooms of the Harvey Hotel. The affair was
entirely impromptu-a surprise.
TIE ball given by the young men OF Folsom on
Friday evening last wss largely attended by the
young people of that place and surrounding towns
and was one of the most enjoyable OF the season.
The all-absorbing feature OF the occasion was the
prize-waltZ, which was most spritedly contested,
but the honors were awarded to L. A. Whitney, OF
Rosevile, and NJ IS Ella Nicely, of Rocklin
Among those seen in tho city on Saturday and
Sunday were Alexander Wombe, Charles ID. Hines
l.. MUIR and C. Fl. Carter, of San Francisco; E. L.
Warner and r. J. Gafford, of Oakland Henry
Beach, Fl. S. Hlnsdl, freeport F. Brown, New
Hope R. Clark, John Henderson, Mendocino Mira
s. P Hoskns, Placerville; j. Wolcott, James Smith,
W. Sheldon, Costumes j. Rhodes and Charles Tai.
madge, CORTLAND.
A serenade was rendered to W. E. Gerber and
wife, recently married, by the Courthouse friends
of the groom, on Saturday evening. The " boys
gathered at the Court house about O'Clock, and ac
companied by the First Artillery band proceeded to
the residence OF E. Lyon, Ninth street, between
and G. where the parties to be serensded were stop
ming After two or three pieces had been played
by the band, Mr.. Gerber appeared and invited the
party in where they were all very socially received
The matter was surprise to Mr.. and MIS-. Gerber,
but the older people of the house had been APP
prised OF the intention, and had prepared sumptu-
Gus banquet, to which all addressed themselves TO
the honor OF bride and groom. Toasts were given
speeches made, Henry L. Buckley responding for
the party, and all joining in several hours of happy
social cheer and cougratuatory greetings.