Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-03-01
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

! CA. MeCash and wife, of Adm, Modoc county,
the city.
The masquerade at Stockton Monday night was a
decided success.
K. L. Fulton, of the Reno Gazsttc passed through
TO San Francisco yesterday
Miss Jennie Mcfarland, Of this city, returned from
a visit 20 Oakland yesterday.
L. p NcCarty, the compiler OF the ' Statstician,
came to this city last evening.
Vim. Jones' of this city, win arrive by the overland
train from the East this morning.
Lon Hamilton, Superintendent of the Yellow
Jacket mine, was in the city yesterday
The congregation Bnai Israel is to give an enter
tainment and ball at Turner Hall next Monday
event G.
Willie Wilde is less eccentric and less famous than
his brother Oscar. He is known, thou=h, az hand
some man, and the dramatic critic OF Faaity Fair
of London.
F. H. Lamb, late Assistant Superintendent of the
Cortland Or, to take the position OF superintendent
OF the company's business in Oregon, Washington
Territory and British Columbia.
Bodie has "Society for the Promotion of Gen
teel Habits and Higher Civilization" The
higher civilization" part of it, far concerns
those living in Bodie is easily accomplished they
are about lo,Geo feet above sea-lcrel.
Mrs Langtry is doing SO well on the stage in Lon
don that she will not visit America before the lapse
of year at least. In the meanwhile the press is
publishing pleasant particulars about or, among
them that she wears rather big shoe and very
small corset.
On Monday night last Misses Mary and Louisa
Bender gave an invitation party at their fathers
residence, few miles southwest of Willows at
which dancing was INDUCED in. large number OF
young folks attended, and had very pleasant time.
An excellent supper was served
The Hete5keit Social Club gave its eighth ami
yefsary and invitation party at Turner Hall last
evening. There was a good attendance end an eX-
cellent social time. The management under
these Committees OF Arrangement II. Guthrie, j.
weizel. ]. Boiler, c. Dohn, II. Miller, II Stober.
Floor Director Gus Hagelstein Floor Managers
C. J. Fuchs, 7. c. Jurgens, Il. Fisher.
At the Eldrel House: Henry Hesse, Montana !;
W. W. Tarlile, lone valley; Ben. Bailey and son,
Live Oak; w. 4. Ford and wife, II. NJ. johnson,
GAINESVILLE; Thompson Davis, Plymouth; r. s.
Swift, Dry Creek VIM. Scott, Costumes; f. G.
Lloyd, Arizona Lewis Biggs, j. T. Biggs, Folsom;
II. J.. Martin, Alder Creek; r. NJ. Ford, Anador
J. +. Hcstrawser, Oakland VIM. Mitigate, Wall
town.
Next Sunday the Hebrew citizens Of San Fran
cisco will celet .a.e the Feast OF Purim. The OBJ
servances partaSe largely OF a social nature, and
this year the participants will be unusually numer-
os ard the entertainments OF an extensive nature.
Most Of the leading Hebrews viii keep open hou,e,
and their friends VIII call upon them in masquerad-
ing costumes. These annual celebrations are OF
quite interesting nature, and OF late years are
participated in largely BY other natlonaiites.
professor James t1uthlGF dLd IA4oo ouSiS Iluit
were united in marriage by Rev. T. B. Hopkins, at
the residence OF Dr. and Mrs Crandall, in Auburn,
lest Thursday evening. The wedding was un-
announced and private, DR.. and Mrs. Crandall aud
Mr. and Mrs. Hosubeck being the only parties
present besides the preacher and the parties TO the
co5tract The following morning they bid ad;ea to
their friends in Auburn and took the train for Bo-
dega, in Sononna county, where they will make
their future home.
One of the society events that occupies prom
nj, in, Tho raaOrd Of Iia week wa n
lunch PARTY given last Tuesday by Mrs. William T.
Colemsn, OF Taylor street, San Francisco, TO few
lady friends The table was elegantly decorated
with flowers, and the Tep3sS was symbol OF luXu-
rious bounty. Mrs Coleman was becomingly attired
in a black satin robe, ana received each arriving
guest with that cordial welcome that always throws
a charm around the entertainments given by this
LADY, Lunch was served from till P. NJ, and
more agreeable season Of social communion was
seldom nes with even by those to whom wealth
awards its privileges and education ref Gements.
Among the guests were Mrs. Charles Cr0cker, Mrs.
Fred Croker, Mrs. E. Coleman, Mrs. Gordon
Banding, Mrs VIM Lane Booker, Mrs Breel n
ridge Mrs, Easton Mrs. Louis Hsggin Mrs. Collier,
Mrs. c. L. Ashe Mrs. Bowie, Mrs. Salisbury, Miss
Carrie Gwin, Miss May, Miss Rita Haggin.
In the city: o. P. HaTkell' " Parkinson, W.
Beauchamp, Oakland; L. F. Moulton, Colu'a; W.
Brown, Suffer county S. Davis, b. Bartlett, II.
Scott, San Francisco II. Gable, Woodland; J. l..
Could, Dutch Fiat T. Stephens, Placeryie c. d.
Asburst, Red Bluff; Ed Keating G.. E. Becht, j. X.
Byrne, Wi1. hamilton, oah trahcisso, JuuSe a. d.
Dibbe, Grass valley; H G. Hughes, Battle Noun
tain, New; Z W. Frye and wife, Miss Belle Hust'
ley, Franklin; W. ". Lyons, Latrobe; o. Harvey,
W. Il Prouty, ]. Phillips, Gait; E. o'Neal, A. J.
o'Seal, Butte county; D. Vice, pa county; VIM.
McClain. Oakland; B. Burt. Amador; al; Devoe,
W. Eyof, Costumes: VIM. Stillman, Il. G. Jones,
A. L. Chandler, Nicolaus L: Beckley. Georgetown !;
Judge W. r. Wallace, s. N. Wilson, W. C. Belcher,
H. Smith, Jr., S. Gorham, II. Knox, o. Knox,
Samuel Caro-, A. Wasch, John o. Beale, San Fran
cisco: A. Rhodes, San Jose; II. l. Martin, Fol-
som Mrs. A. E. Mcmillan, Knoxville; Richard
Bayne Colusa; W v Sparks, W. W. Crane, Oak
land l. S. Becher, Marysville; Judge Temple,
Santa