Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-03-24
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.


General 10 Hamilton was in the city yesterday.
W. Mcbride, of siskiyou county, is visiting Sai
Diego.
James Bor,and and S. Putnam, OF Auburn, are il
the city.
State Prison Commissioner Neff was in this cit,
yesterday.
| Daniel Burns, Secretary OF State, left for lont
City yesterday.
Governor Kinkead, OF Nevada, is visiting thi;
| State this week.
Miss Julia Shelby, of San Francisco, is visiting
| friends in this city
| G. Barnard the Nasty at the Union House, was
in the ely yesterday.
Registrar Tharp, Of San Francisco leaves for
| Washington tomorrow.
A. Van Vechen, a prominent citizen of Albany,
| n. Y, is visiting in California.
Miss Florence Wing, Of San Francisco, is spending
a week in this city guest of Miss Lena Wood
| burn.
Matt Murray one of the Supervisors of Amador
county, is visiting this city, the guest. of Hugh
| Casey.
Auditor Brickwcdel left San Francisco Wednesday
for Suffer oounty He will be absent until the 2Slh
instant.
Mrs B. R Croker, Sacramento, and G. A. Ran
kin, Reno, will arrive by the Southern Pacific this
| morning.
David Lubin, of the MechancJ' Store in Sacra-
mento returned yesterday from visit of several
months to the East.
EN-. Robinson, Superintendent of the Richmond
mine at Eureka Nevada, passed through to San
Francisco yesterday.
The Bric.a Brac Club meets TO- night at Mrs. John
Milliken's residence, Ii, between Eleventh and
Twelfth streets, to elect officers.
P Everts, General Superintendent of the Eureka
and Palisade Railroad, came down yesterday morn
ing on his way to San Francisco
Iobn NJ NfopharSon his hrntbar anS tI,o;r ,,;,as
left Liverpool on the 18th inst for California. 1t is
their intention 10 locate permanently in California.
Three ladies' present at Lord Lornes first levee
since his return TO Ottawa wore the esthetir
flower. His sister, Lady Bslfour, twenty thou
sand dollars worth OF diamonds.
The young ladies of Nevada City are perfectipg
themselves in the :" Broom Drill for local enter
tanment soon to take place. Good girs-the skill
thus obtained will be of an advantage to them as
future housekeepers and matrons.
Dainty and elegant smelling bottles OF old silver
set with tiny gems and beautifully carved upon the
edge, attached to the belt by chaelaine of
silver links. They are shaped like Greek amphor;e,
and give marked effect to Grecian toilet, but owing
to their high price they destined to be the exclu
sive ornaments of the ghly-favored Of fortune.
Senator Hoar of Massachusetts,, is a man with
respectable white side-whskers. His style is lucid
smooth AMI classical. 1t is entirely without color
warmth, and when he becomes inpusive he is
simply bitter incsive and intensely cold, and his
defamation s like ha-storm. Senator Hoar has
idea that in being classical in style he without
faults, He is as cool as iced vinegar.
AT the Eldred House: J. c. Real, j. L. Miller
city; E. A. Brown, Live Oak Edward kiley and
wife, Hicksville; W. a. Murphy, Sam Gamble
Robert Mahone J. o. Sherwood, J. A. Hutchinson,
Phil. Mshan, Miss Mary Mahan, Cosumnes John
Long, Stone House JOS White, Haugtown Cross
lug; James Carbine, Michigan Bar; !. Roden, J.
Doty, Geo E. Wilson, Elk Grove; N. VI. Thompson,
C. II. West Bodie.
An Enulish cciantist oonaidnru md
work to be the most important causes of debility.
The men, he says, who first enticed women and
children into an industrial career, and they who
have in later times devised the scheme of COMPETE
tive examination, have done more to enfeeble the
British than can be counterbalanced by the mos
perfect system OF drainage and ventilation with the
highest personal cleanliness superadded.
Longfellow is seldom seen in public. He was a
frequent the ter gOer until the last year and half.
Now he is mostly confined to his house. This is the
eject of painful illness, from which, it is hoped,
he may recover. Emerson st Il comes to Boston
from Concord, but he is always attended and gen.
orally by his devoted daughter Whittier, too, is
feeling the effects Of age the present winter but he
is seen occasionally in Boston, and he writes good
deal.
Manipulating will occupy high place in parasol
aiornment this year. Bead embroidery and ar
rasene will also be used to decorate them; but
nothing is really desirable that adds to the weight
of sun shade. new model has ring of sea-
gulls flying around the border Of black satin
shade, which Is llneu Win SILVER x ay ana mas
handle OF chased silver. Another, made also Of
black satin, has fer design small si!very pool,
upon which some wild ducks are floating. Birds
nests built among the grass or on the dead, moss
covered branches of old trees with birds flying
about in various attitudes, are other favorte de-
signs Sometimes struggling floral pattern covers
the lining, leaving the outside unadorned.
! In the city yesterday Z. Maginnis, Adam Smith,
W. R. Barnes and wife, A. NJ. Keau, San Francisco ;
N. RENTS Los Angeles; Miss Bates Courtlsnd :
! j. H. Neff, Colfax; T. NJ Todd, James Borland ard
wife, Auburn !; GeorgeN- Gary, Woodland; George
Charles F. Ferrald, Nv York Charles NJ Yates
Mrs. NJ ] Oloys S. Zekind, San Francisco ; A. G.
McAbie. Frederick Conn, Columbia, New; H. c.
Shaw, Stockton; George A. Hugll, Charles Jordan,
F: Giebenhaip, Frank Giebenhain, John Gregor,
Plaeeryille; C. Froelich, jackson; o. E. Martin.
John Murray, Amador George Cashman, Cos
umnes; Patrick Hagerty, Michigan Bar; B. B.
Pierce, Pleasant Grove; George Topping, Dry Greek;
C. Eliot, Carson Creek B. Ingham, Latrobe J. H.
Ferris, j. NJ. Smith, D. jerks, George jerks, Mrs.
C. W. jerks, j. G. Thompson and son, P. S. Dor
ney, s. Lewis, J. j. Campbell, NJ House, Gait Miss
Annie Bryan, Folsom Charles Smith, ELK Grove.