Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-02-07
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

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Mrs. W. A. Houghton left for the East yesterday.
Supervisor Blair is confined to his house with a
severe attack Of neuralgia
Mrs. Judge Swan, of Suisun, is spending a week
IN this city as the guest of Mrs. E. B. Jennings.
Miss Hattie Ho1ston, who has been visiting
| friends at Woodbridge, returned to the city yes.
/ terday.
T P. 0'Connor, Member Of Parliament for Gal.
way, was the guest Of DIR. Oroole, at Berkeley,
Sunday.
! Supervisor Bailey has so far recovered from his
recent illness that he is able to occupy his seat in
| the Board again.
! Wilhelm Grimms miscellaneous papers on the his
tory of literature folklore and other subjects are in
process OF publication.
F. C. Stlber, who recently fell from the roof of
building ninth street, and received serious in.
1uries, is conyLlescing.
Mathewe Cook returned last evening from his trip
| through Yoio, Butte, Colusa aud other counties,
where he had been aveling in the interest If the
state horticultural Society.
Tewfk, the young ruler of Egypt, is particularly
full of them. He is weak, timid, and pious and ia
| clined to religious mysticism.
at the Eldred House: A. o. Dugan, John c. Wi
ley, o. X. Rush, Cal. Beal, Latrobe Ben. Bailey,
Live Oaks; John Rhoads, Dick Rhoads, Phil. Wag-
goner and son, Costumes G. c. Houx, Colusa.
Charles Reade's present literary work-for he is
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Robert Lush, a notable justice OF the Queens
Bench, and such positive, mastery character as
Reade used to enjoy.
Mr.. Spurgeon feels strongly on the subject OF vivi
section. 81 oathe the subject intensely" he says
and am unable to imagine the process by winch
men OF education at all, bring themselves to
perform such cruelties.''
Hon Henry ]. Raymond, when editor of the New
York Times, wrote his editorials at Albany or Wash
ington, or Wherein he happened to he aud for
WardeQ them to his nv mail He VA N o.
tensive traveller, but edited his Times at every
stopping place. Sometimes he teegraphed his edi
torials.
The Emperor William has the desire of the old fl
quiet cit is not, of course, becoming to a soldier
to ayow it TOO ostentatously" he sai1 in response
to Won Moltke OH New Years Day. 'but there is no
doubt, Peace is the best" The day was the sew
enty fifth anniversary Of the Emperor's entrance
into the Prussian army.
Several Of our young ladies and gentlemen have
after considerable discussion, planned to organize
coaching club in this city, 1t has been decided
that the club will not make its appearance in public
before the weather moderates, but when it does
| come out it will be in gay style. The " double
ender will be used as the COACH be drawn by six
powerful horses.-lChco Record.
Andreas Achenbach, the distinguished German
painter is to receive one OF the medals struck in
commemoration of the completion of the Cathedral
OF Cologne. He deserves II, since the service for
which it is given exceedingly dangerous one.
He restored almost obliteratsd picture above the
nigh altar IN the cathedral, and did 1t lying his
back at giddy hight; and he asked no compen.
sation for the work.
A social gathering took place at the residence OF
Mr.. and Mrs. T. I. Adams, Broad street, last
Monday evening, which proved very pleasant for all
participants. The occasion the thirty-third
anniversary of the wedding Of this estimable couple
and through the instrumentality mainly of their
daughter in.law, Mrs F. d. Adams, afewfrlends were
invited to drop in uneeremoniously the old folks
and improve the opportunity to have good me.
To the host and hostess the affair was a surprise
though as the guests had mostly come loaded with
the wherewith for lunch, the FEAST spread about 10
o'clock, proved marked and enjoyable ftature of
the entertainment. To add further to the surprise
OF the elderly couple they made the recipients
of a number of appropriate presepts.-Iplacer Her
aid (Auburn(
The following persons were visiting Sacramento
yesterday: Hank Knigh hit and wife, r. A. Williams
r. A. Diver San Francisco F. p Musser and wife,
j. Nj. Hooper, Wheatland; NJ. L. Morrss, 7. S.
Moore, Oakland; Daniel Mason Newcastle; K. II.
Newton, George Ellis, Woodland Ii. E. McKune,
| James 5. Garrett, Dixon j. P. Maxson and lady,
Los Gatos; w. H. Lyon Stockton; Ii. P. Andrews,
J. Goldsmiths DIR. II. G. Smith, Waldo York, J.
Eisinbach San Francisco Mrs. K. S. Watson and
| child, j. p Swift, Marysviile: E. R. Johnson, Fort
Madison Sol. Z. Bacharach, Cincinnati; J. s. Col
by, Clarksbuig; W. C. Boyle, Cherokee; F. Helt
Tahoe; John NJ. Myer, Pilot Hill; J. Esper, V.
Esper, Z. F. Fitch, Georgetown L. PITT, Pleasant
Grove W. Prouty, Gait; j. G. Woods, White Rock !;
P. Beckley, t. Stevenson, Franklin N. McCreary,
Frank Smith, Lodi; H. Marks, Fort Jones J. I.
Leary, Nicolaus.