Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-03-14
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

Mrs G. Politz has returned from San Francisco.
Judge j E Hale came down from Auburn yes.er
day.
silas earle and his wife left for Berkeley las;
evening.
S. s. Nathan left yesterday visit to Sar
Francisco.
w Lyon has gone 10 San Francisco for few
weeks recreation.
Mrs. Henry Edgerton returned Sunday evening
from weeks visit to San Francisco.
Judge O. C. Pratt passed through the city yes'er
day, on his way to Blacks Station, YoIo county.
Mr. and Mrs Gilmore, OF Salt Lake City, and Mr.
and Mrs. A. j. Salisbury, Of Delaware, have gone &c
Monterey.
At sonoma, Monday last, General Marino Guada.
lupe Vallejo, celebrated his golden wedding, the fiji
/ ti5th anniversary.
Rev. t. II. Hill, D D., an eminent minister of the
Presbyterian Church in Kansas City, is visiting
Portland, Oregon.
Mrs E. NJ Griswold and son, of Propetstown,
H., are spending few months in the city with her
brother, d. n Thorpe.
Mrs. H. Sloan, of New York City, a daughter Of
the late Commodore Vanderbilt and sister Of VIM.
Ii. Vanderbilt, is in San Francisco.
c. F. Crocker and wife, accompanied by Mrs.
| Easton, leave about the middle Of the month for
New York to attend the marriage ceremony of their
relative, Ogden u lis.
The cards styled "thank clrds are neatly printed
| with blanks to be written in ink: "Mrs. - re.
turns thanks for kind inquiries. Etiquette permits
them to be sent by mail.
The ancient Reticella laeework is being revived by
ladies'. For personal adornment and furniture it
cannot be surpassed. 1t is better known as Greek
lace. In the time Of Queen Elizabeth it was eX.
s,emely popular.
At the residence Of DR. Glenn, in Oakland, the
marriage of Charles Glenn, son of Dr. H. J. Glenn,
and Miss Lucy Dexter occurred on Tuesday last.
Only particular friends favored with an invita-
ton to be present.
The largest topaz in the world, weighing seven
pounds, and upon which famous lapdaries Of Naples
have been working for fifty years. carving a repre-
sentation OF the Last Supper to be bought by the
Pope for the Vatican.
The Queen of the Begians is good practical bon
netmaker. Her pets having recently pulled to
pieces the hat of the Princess Clementines music
teacher, the Queen and her daughter made the hat
much handsomer than it was before.
At the Eldred House: George S. Williamson and
wife, San Francisco; Fred Mack, city; Samuel
Gamble, james Devote, Geor- I. Conner, Cosum-
mes Thompson Davis, Plymouth; William Breed
ing Michigan Bar; H. L. Fairman, Alder Creek
n. 2. Rodgers, Pleasant Grove; William Bryan,
REUTER-.
A party of Good Templars from Napa visited
Yountville on Friday evening, ami Joined the men,
bers of the Order in that place in celebrating the
first anniversary of the organization of the Yount-
vile Lodge, |. o. G. T., No. SS5. Addresses were
made by 5. Winters, S. Carter and J. W. Blair, of
Yountville, and By Deputy C. C. Dunn, of Napa.
In the city yesterday; Mrs. Scott, C. l. Burns,
VIM. Gwinn, ". c. Pavey, Judge .. c. Pratt, c. E.
Zwiser, San Francisco; Paul C. Blener; George
Eldred, Florin; j. j. Hsdcock, Amador county; L.
f. Taylor, Faifplay; Mrs. Bailey Allen Springs A.
A. Wood, San Francisco; E. Johnson, Oakland !; j.
Phipps, Walnut Grove; Miss Kate Cox, Dutch Flat
G.. E. Miller, willows; W. f. Webb, Geo. F. Collins,
Oakland Michael Mullany, NJ. ElsenbeTg, NJ. GetZ,
l.. Vaun, San Francisco; N. Kennedy, Tppefary
E. Maxwell, W. Oaks, San Luis 0bispo.
A pleasant surprise party vas rendered n. G..
Quinn at Lincoln Monday evening, March 9Th.
1t being the occasion OF his y-fourth birthday,
his many friends surprised him at his residence
about P NJ. 1t was complete surprise. All were
invited in, and most delightful time was had.
singing, dancing and the playing OF games formed
the principal amusements Of the evening. At Il
o'clock all were served with most bountiful COL
lation large and exceedingly tastefully deco.
rated birthday cake presented to Dir. Quinn.
Dancing was engaged in until late hour.