Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-02-01
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

Judge James G. Poody and wife, OF Chicago, arc
in San Francisco.
Captain F. McGregor, .. S. a., came down from
the north Monday.
Rev. James Woods has removed from Columbia
to Winters, Yolo county.
s. F. Cameron and J. W. Goford, of Davisvile,
were in the city yesterday.
Mrs Smith, AIiss Maggie Morrison and Miss
Carrie Pierce, of Santa Clara, are visiting at Les
Angeles.
General Chas Cadwalader came up from San
Francisco yesterday and went to Red Bluff in the
afternoon.
Mrs Margaret c. Jackson, widow of the late A.
R. Jackson, is visiting Sacramento, the guest of
Mrs. B. F. Alexander.
Mary Nearby, whose husband, Dennis, is in jail
at Sacramento, has applied to the Supervisors for
sustenance and shelter.
Mrs Judge Hager, of San Francisco, will soon be
visited by her niece, Miss johnson, who is promi
nent st. Louis society belle.
Governor Perkins has been invited to lecture in
Chico for the benefit Of the Citizens Free Reading
room, and has consented to do so.
Mrs. Mcneil, OF this city, and Mrs. Henry Mathey,
have returned from the ranch Of L. L. Robinson
where they visiting for week.
Assistant Engineer John W. Amman, U. S. N,
has been ordered to the Ranger at Acapulco, and
will leave for that place on the next steamer.
c. G. Hastings who has recently purchased ten
acres of the Sierra Madre tract, intends building
beautiful country residences there during the sum-
mer.
General and Mrs Mcdowell gave dinner last
Tuesday evening at Black Point, In honor of General
LIE Due late United States Commissioner OF Agri
culture
Frank Shay, of San Francisco with his wife, Miss
Annie Bell and Miss E. S. Hewson, were in Los Au-
geles Sunday. portion of the party will remain
several weeks in that city.
The first of a series of informal hops projected by
the officers Of the several military posts of San Fran
cisco harbor and their ladies, given at the Pre-
sidio last friday afternoon.
Washington correspondent says: Senator Mil
Ter has an only daughter, bright and vivacious
little blonde, who has already turned the heads of
the society toward her, and thinned the laures
Of the Eastern bellies
The annual ball of the Undine Boat Club of this
city will take place next Friday evening, in the AS
seIrbiy chamber of the State Capitol. number OF
guests will come up from San Francisco to partci-
pate in the festivities.
c. W. Carey returned from the East yesterday.
Mrs. Nancy A. Mcmahon, of Blue Eagle, Missouri,
who is sister Of Mrs. R. S. Carey, OF this city,
companied him his return trip, and win visit for
some time in California.
Elolse asks if we will publish her poem on
"a The Wavelet oil the River" With smiet upon our
facelet we reply, yes Write only upon one sidelet
of the sheetlet Eloise, and put on enough stamples
Your posmlet shall have spacelet.
George Gregg, Wadsworth P II. McGue, cak-
land VIM. Johnston, Richland; J. s. Wilcox, Rio
Vista; E. C. Newell, San Francisco; Edward
Christy, Folsom; E. r. Pease, Gait and L. r.
Poundstone, of FL Dorado, are visiting the city.
"Does our talk disturb you q said one of COM
pany Of talkative ladies to old gentleman sitting
in railroad station the other afternoon. No,
ms'am," was the naive reply. "Pve been married
nigh on to forty years" The hardened wretch.
The following were in town Yesterday A Marsh,
Gait; J. P Glenn, Nicolaus, A. D. Oakley,
Natoma ]. Woods, W. Irwin, Buckeye Morris
Daily Patrick Dorian Folsom W. B. Ready, San
Francisco; J. A. Gray Milpitas; P. Roth, Black
Station.
At the Eldred House: A. W. Bryan, Routier A.
j. Bump, Isleton; VIM. Conner and wife, San
Francisco; VIM. Ballard and wife Davisville F. G.
Browning and wife, S. Browning, Jas. Trevathan
Pleasant Grove c. W. Schleiffer, Latrohe; Dr.
Hagaboom, Franklin.
On Wednesday evening last, Miss Della Hogan, at
the Palace Hotel, San Francisco, gave a party to
Mrs Joseph f. McQuade in honor of the ami
OF which fall on the same day. 1t was an elegant
affair in all its appointments.
The French are still running" the mother.in-
law Jokes. lie Figaro says: A traveller, turning
to his neighbor saic Il think, sir it would be pru-
dent to shut the window on your side it admits a
current Of air really dangerous to your mother-in-
law To which the other, with cruel smile, an
swered, . know it.
The Mexican girl has not the life, the vivacity, the
animation OF the American girl. but she is very
lovely in her way and the best product OF the coun
try She has the most beautiful eyes in the world,
with soft languishng expression in them for those
who like that sort OF thing; good complexion,
not rosy but coloress, magnificent head OF hair,
and very shapely head to wear it on, slim waist
and a graceful walk. She is perfectly modest, in
fact rather timid, perfectly well bred.