Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-02-06
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

A. B. Forbes in the city Saturday.
D. w. Earl passed through here Saturday his
way to Bodie.
Elk Governor Ignacio Alas, of Lower California is
in San Diego
P. c. Smith, Of Elk Grove was in this city visit
ing his friends yesterday.
l. S. Brown is mentioned as a candidate for City
Attorney at the coming election.
Miss Mamie Worthington goes to San Jose this
morning to attend State Normal School.
Miss Carrie Apperson has taken charge OF the pri
mary department of the Dixon Academy.
Master Jimmy Fair is reported to be " engaged
and the wedding will take place in one year
J. II. C. Bonte, Secretary of the Regents of the
State University, came to tbs city on Saturday.
The Exempt Firemen of Sacramento holi their
annual banquet at Fishers restaurant this evening
The ball of the Hewston Guard Pc aIuma, will
occur on Washington's birthday-Wednesday the
22d instant
Mrs. A A. Boss has returned to Nevada CITY
from this city, where she has been residing for
several months
Miss Anna Mcconnell. of McConnells Station, Sac.
ramento county, is visiting Colonel and Mrs. Davis
at Mammoth Bar
The Marysvie Commandery of Knights Templar
is making arrangements for the reception and ball
which it holds on the 10th instant
The second annual ball of the locomotive fremen
on the Sacramento division will come off at Grants
Hail. Rocklin, on the evening of March 9Th.
Warren Starr has closed his CONNECTION business in
this city, and will to-day, with his family depart
San Francisco where he will again engage in his
usual line of manufacture.
The Old Folks Concert" to have been given at
Nevada City on the 22d inst, has been Indefinitely
postponed owing to the illness Of of the singers
who were going to take part
The Baroness Erlanger is fortunate in the posses.
sion Of coachman who contriyed, through blum
dering and being tardy, to miss taking her to the
theaters at Nice and Vienna in time to be burned.
1t is now announced, on authority OF an eminent
physician, that 1t is not healthy to rise before
o'clock in the morning. This applies only to
Wives, it is said, rise early T. and start the
fire as heretofore.
Not one woman in 10000, says Mrs Swisshelm,
has room inside her clothes for the rise and fall OF
the ribs in breathing. Then woman, who is always
tight has little for blaming the man who but
occasionally gets ip that condition.
The Petallma Social Club moved into their new
and elegant rooms in the Masonic Temple on Tues
day last. The new quarters occupy all of the third
floor of the building, and consist of large billiard
and dancing hall, two parlors and card-rooms,
dressing room, kitchen, closets, etc.
The famous names of France are fast disappear
ing orly twenty three OF the former peers now
Ist. Among these are one prince. three dukes, five
maruuises ten counts, two viscounts and one baron
One OF the ten counts is NJ lie Comte Marie Victor
Hugo better known as plain III. Victor Hugo.
A. the Eldred House are s. ]. Brown, oleta Cap.
tain WILDER, Mss Kate WILDER, Buckeye Valley S.
w Taylor. J. I. Bailey, Cosumnes R. c. Langfora,
S. A. Brown, Stockton; George D. Evans, Frank
German, Davisville; Cyrus C. Steward, James Cas-
tillo, joe Hancs, P. Q. Smith, Elk Grove; James
Askew and son, George Schlotzhauer, Ell Dorado !;
George Wilson, Brighton.
One of the most brilliant social events that has
ever taken place in the vicinity OF Rio Vista
surprise party at the residence Of Mr. and Mrs A.
G. Church, Tuesday evening last, honor Of the
forty fifth birthday of the host, whose well known
ability to entertain drew together OF the largest
and most fashionable gatherings that has
sembled within the county.-iSoiano Republican.
The following were in the city yesterday: o. s.
Terrell, Walnut Grove; will Taylor, Mrs. Brown,
Reno John Merritt Buckeye r. Mehon, Nicolaus;
NJ B. Baily, A. Croweil, F. W. Clements, F. A
Hyde, E. Curtis, San Francisco II. Frey, Franklin
s. Anderson, RoseviIle; W C. Boyle, Cherokee
D. R. Hunt Freeport; VIII Belcher, Costumes; E
R. Sawin, Boston; F. Bianchx, New York; G.. P.
Adams, Chico; K. Whittier, Gait : r. D. Stephens
and wife, Brighton; Wiiiam Ash, G. c; Meller,
Truckee; ]. II. Marsh. Sumner; w. K. Dickinson,
Bloomfield; ]. V. Todd, Victoria, B. G; D. McKaig,
Stockton.