Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-03-02
Observation-Disclosures of MansiaI
SOCIAL AsD PERSONAL.

Z. C. Hart, OF the willows Journal, left for home
yesterday.
A. Powell, of Vallejo, is visiting old acquaintauces
in this city.
Sacramento.
Harry v Blasdel, agent Of the G. P. X r. at Sher-
idan was in the city yesterday.
H. W. Johnson and A. J. Bump, country Deputy
Assessors, were in the city yesterday.
Miss Dollie Berkins and Miss Dora schlutiu5 left
for San Francisco yesterday where they will spend
several weeks with their friends
Edward Griffin, stenographer, came up from San
Francisco ON Monday, and is assisting in reporting
the arguments in the debris case.
Judge benson went to Stockton yesterday to try
a case in the Superior Court of San Joaquin county,
in which Judge Patterson is disqualified.
Barney McNulty, Of the Lsayitt Combination, left
Yesterday for the East and will rejOin the company
at Pasade, on their return from Eureka.
George ohIeyer, manager of the Farmers Cooper
alive Union OF Suffer county, came up from san
Francisco yesterday and went TO Marysvie in the
afternoon.
Oscar Wilde feels disappointed, the Boston Globe
declares that he has ruins in this cou try.
lie should get Mr.. Robson to show him the Amer.
can navy by moonlight.
Bank Commissioner White is suffering slightly
from cold and not seriously IL, as reported He
is at his residence III anita Cruz and expects to be
| at his post OF duty In few days.
A lineal descendant of Martin Luther, Herr W.
VOTERS VI Stuttgart, is still living. He formerly
a court actor, aud claims descent through Luthers
| daughter Anna. The last representative Of the
male line Professor Luther of Leipsc, died in 1920
| Mrs. Harriet Webb OF Jackson, Miss. who has
been in this city the guest of Mrs. b. T. Alexan-
der for the past six months, left yesterday for ST.
| nas City, where she will spend the summer as the
| guest of Hon. J. X. Alexander
| Senator James G. Fair gave an elegant dinner at
| his narlors in Washington last week There were
/ tha Vice President and Senators Vest
Grover Harris, Salisbury, Pugh. Jones Of Florida,
Morrill,, Window, MAKE V, Williams, Butler, Ransom,
| Hoar and Cockeriil.
At the Eldred House: August Marke, Michigan
| Bar; S. l.. Fend eton, Georgetown II. Wilkie,
ogg City; A. j. Bump, Isleton; H. D. Marshall
| and wife, Rose Springs; VIM. Russell, Folsom; W.
| X Cummington, Nicolaus; James Talbot, Mrs,
| Hutchinson and girl, Mrs. W. W. Wade, John Hoe
| tor Cosumnes J. b. Stevens, Franklin John As
| kew Mud Springs Geo. 4. McNaghton, Fair Play ;
| p W. Scott, san Francisco; Geor.e Tavener, Co.
sunnCs
The new palace Of the Sandwich Islands King is
nearly completed. II has cost about quarter OF
million dollars. The King, returning to it from his
TRIP around the world, has decided to buy his furn
| ture in the United States, and his Chamherlsu,
Colonel Judd. is now in this country for that pur
pose He will visit New York. Philadelphia and
Boston, The larger pieces Of furniture will be
mounted with the royal crown. According TO the
description OF the palace it would not be an orna
ment to the finer part OF Fifth avenue, even il it
! were uOe Duiis IN otJiS " SUN thS
! climate
In the city: George McCompsey George Hugi
Placervie L. Painter, s. II. :. ivey, Courtland ;
| E. P Huse, Suffer Creek Mrs. Coyle, Mrs Tack
ney, San juan Frank Cox Sheldon J. B. Nichols
Nicolaus T. Sharp, Walnut Grove; W. Bandeen.
Hicksville F. Barbour. San Francisco; P r. Beck
ley, William Fry, S. Myers, Georgetown; J. G
Carr and wife, Fair Play J. Curry, Folsom Z. 4.
Stewart, w C. Pavey, l. Phillips, Z. b. Whitney,
| Leon de Ross, San Francisco Mrs. Marx, Pleas
anton; H. c. Jones, Suffer county; J. D. Griffin,
Mrs b. Allen, J. Abbay, Oakland ). H. V. Blasdel,
| Sheridan VI. c. Barney George OAleyer, fuoa
City.
| Last evening Fred. B. Houston was thu recipient
of genuine surorise party at his fathers residence,
| on the soutAwest corner OF Seventh and streets
Yesterday was Freds birthday, and although he has
| never grown much, nevertheless he is couple OF
dozen years OF age. He associates With jolly,
rolicking, fun-lovng crowd OF girls and boys In the
city, Who in order to distinguish their crowd from
all other titled tribes have taken upon themselves
the euphopious name of The Gang" Well, the
whole Gang" without single exception, were
there LAST night and to soy that they had lots Of fun
would be putting it light. Fred's father says that
Fred used himself up entirely and will not be able
TO receive again until his wooden wedding, which
will take place in about five years from the list Of
April.
Mr.. and Mrs. Prodger entertained the Wilde
(Wil61 Sunlowers Tuesday eSening at their resi-
Deuce 2l2 street. Tie large parlors were filled to
overlooking it being one Of the largest meetings
ever held by the club. Quite number OF the Sal
| fnayundiS ketchng Club were also present. After
the transaction OF business sautations were ex
changed between the " Flowers" and there were
musical and literary exercises. Then the g Big Sun
flower - escorted the members to the dninS-rcem
where the ladies had prepared an ethestic repss te
which all present did ample justice The followiae
persons exhibited works IL art Miss NJ: B. Lite
Mrs W. T. jackson, NJ c. Loomis, ". +. Jackson
Mrs r. c. Irvine, Miss Clara orth, Miss Kate l.
Skeels, Mrs c. NJ. Prodger, Miss May E. Collins
Mrs VIM NJ. Lyon, Mrs T. A. Mitchell, Miss Eli
Harrison, z. I. spriggs. he following honorar!
members we're elected: Dr. and Mrs. W. A. Briggs
Mr.. and Mrs NJ R. Beard, DR.. and Mrs. }.
I.aine Mr. and Mrs J. j. Brown, T. X. Remele an'
Miss Mary f. Collins.