Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-04-03
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

| General Phil Sheridan confesses that " Patience
| is his fayorite among the light operas.
| Sol Davis, of San Francisco, came up to Sacra-
| mento TO visit friends Saturday. He returns 10
his home to day.
Miss Celia Logan one of the brightest writers in
the country, PROPOSES to give, in short time, 3
lecture on II The Stage"
Quaint, useful and becoming novelties consist Of
huge collsrs and cuffs, crocheted of twne linen
thread, which are worn over dark dresses.
Fer warm weather wear small fchus OF black or
creamy guipure will be worn. These are hand
made, and are just sufficiently large to cover the
shoulders.
neck wesr, and are draped high in the throat and
fastened with innumerable du.lgold and pearl
headed pins
With morning toilets for young ladies coquettish
mob caps are worn, usual Y composed OF null,
trimmed with lace, and having jaunty bow of rib
bon at the side.
Oscar Wilde is the son of Sir William Wilde the
eminent Irish physician and antiquarian and Of
Lady Wilde better known as "Speranza, the au-
tboress OF many beautiful poems.
Mrs Langtry writes to friend in New York that
she win accept no offer from America for next sea
son, and that if she commences her stage career,
for the present it will be in England.
At the Eldred House S. B. Segar, A A. Sanders
Costumes; Worth Bryan and wife N H. Laurid.
son, Reuter-; Steve Butler, C. J. Sherwood, C. H.
u,
George Mills, Folsom; Robert Painter, Latrobe.
s. A. johnson, of the Treasury Department,
Washington, d. c., who came to this asst in Jant-
airy special agent to investigate the defalcaton
in the office of the Engineer OF the Twelfth Light
house District San FRANCISCO, has been visiting Sac
ramento the guest OF E. H. Forester He left for
the East last evening.
G. Wiley Wells, of Los Angeles, S o. Houghton,
of San Jose, Judge s w. Scbel, OF Mode sto Cen
eral George Stoneman and Major George E. Gard of
Toa ADp at he nj Do
have been appointed a committee 10 hold Compel
tive examination for the choice Of CADET to the
United States Naval Academy.
surprise party was given Friday evening TO
Miss Nellie Price, who Is with the family of L. P.
Dorsey, Nevada City. The young lady re urned TO
Sacramento yesterday. The guests were enter
tanned in the most hospitable style. Their were
present Misses Helena Haitian, Lille Hooking,
Libbe Croker, Grace Price, Jennie Bosworth Olive
Cryer, Maud Granger, Minnie Jones, Emma Coe,
Lyia Nuneey; Messrs. Caswell Dorsey, Thon as
Hooking, She man Othot, Arthur Coleman, Marshal
Price, John Hooking, John Code, Halle Stone,
Harry Powell Charles Powell.
In the city Saturday A. N. GRAY S NJ Runyon,
Alfred R. Gurrey, San Francisco; f J. Culver, j.
Abbay, /. C. Cunningham, Oakland; }. C. Woods,
Arbuckle; c. Burton. r. Chamberlain, F. E. Baker,
Woodland Shelley Inch and wife, ]. II. Foster,
Placerville; II. Spaulding and wife, Downieyille;
n. d. Rideout. Marysville George Turner. Los An
geles; n E. Wilbur, E. A. Schreck, E. H Kittredge
and wife, San Francisco; W. w. Finneli, Tehama;
ii. Il. hHkUaD, New r. lrfunOiiZ ana Vile,
Louis Treuhollz, Miss N. Treuholz, Miss Katie
Treuhollz, Miss May Treuhollz, Clarence Treuhollz,
Latrobe; J. Butler and wife, Halfway House r.
Pruitt, Freeport Phil E. Drescher, Nicolaus; 7. F.
Ross Franklin T. Luce, Oroville; Fred yelling,
Ell Dorado; F. n. Coons, J. Nelson, San Juan.
Colonel Thomas Fl. Benton, OF Missouri, whose
centennial the people OF Missouri recently cele-
brated represented Missouri for thirty consecutive
years in the Senate of the United States. Senator
Henry B. Anthony has represented Rhode Island
for twentythree years in the Senate, and if he is
reelected for fourth time by the Legislature OF
Rhode Island in the fall of this year, and he should
have served out his term, he will have equaled
Colonel Benton's record Since the organization of
the Government only two other Senators have been
elected for four successive terms, namely Charles
Sumner and Henry Wilson, both Of Massachusetts,
Mr. Wilson resigned his seat to accept the Vice
Presidency, and Mr.. Sumner died before the expra-
ton of his term. ii Mr.. Anthony lives until next
March, he will, like Colonel Benton, stand soitIry
and alone in the history of the Senate as member
who has served four complete terms Of six years
each