Sacramento daily record-union., 1882-01-26
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

P c. Smith, OF Elk Grove is stopping in the city.
Supervisor Christy, of Folsom, came to the city
yesterday.
Captain and Mrs. B. Mcclure, OF Denver, are in
San Francisco.
Dennis Dalton left on the Western Pacific for
Stockton yesterday.
The women's Christian Temperance Association
is in session in Oakland
B. F. Scott, Blue Canyon, and C. W. McAuliffe, Of
Los Angeles, are IN the city.
The walls Of Senator Peadleton's new drawing
room are covered with blue silk.
R. J. Merkley and Z. L. Billings of this city, are
about to embark in 81 k culture.
A. McRae, D. D. McRae, Mrs D. McRae, and Miss
Jennie Ward, of Folsom, are in the city.
Senator W. II. Brown, OF El Dorado, came to the
city yesterday, and will remain for few days
j. r. Webster, grocer, corner Thirteenth and
streets, has Just recovered from severe illness.
D. NJ Burns Secretary of State has returned
from visit to his old constituency at Woodland.
S. F. Barstow, editor of the Marin County Jour.
nal, has been appointed Postmaster of San Rafael.
c. N Reed the newly-married editor of the Grid
ley Herald has been appointed Postmaster OF Grid
ley.
H. C. Mcguire, c. E. Zwisler, Miss F. Gwinn, NJ.
B. Smith, and Il. Z. Lewis of San Francisco, are in
the city.
Simeon Brown, of the firm of Brown Bros left
the city for Nicoaus yesterday, and will be absent
for few days
Mrs A A Van Voorhies, Miss Kittie Van Voor-
hes and Mrs W. A. Houghton, of Sacramento, are
visiting in San Francisco.
Supervisor Bailey has so far recovered from his
attack of illness that he left the city for his
home on the Costumes yesterday.
F. L. Haggard Quincy, Ill; d. Russell, auburn /;
R. A. Williams, San Francisco, and c. X. Hoppin,
Woodland are visiting Sacramento.
Rev. C. c. Blteman, of Dixon, has accepted the
invitation OF the Baptist Church at Marysviie, and
will remove to that place in Jew days.
]. W. Simonton, OF New York, formerly OF the
Associated Press, arrived in San Francisco tuesday
He and his wife are the guests of Loring Pickering
An emotional lady newspaper correspondent de-
scribes President Arthur :" magnificent iceberg
bathed in sunshine" This means that he is melt
ing.
Governor Perkins has consented to deliver lect-
ure at Woodland, the proceeds of which are to go
into the treasury of the Ladies' Relief Society of
Woodland. - =
W. W. Stow and daughter, of San Francisco, were
visiting in Sacramento yesterday. Miss Stow re-
mains in the city for few days the guest of Mrs
Henry Edgerton.
C. W. Carey, of this city, now sojourning at Kan
City, No. writes his friends that his health has
greatly improved aud that he will return to Sacra-
mento aboCt the first OF next month.
John Reel, for many years connected with the
Phoenix -four mills OF this city, has been lying quite
i'll for some time at his residence, corner of Seven
teenth aud streets Yesterday he was ableito 80
upon the street.
''Amanthy," he murmured, with pathps in his
voice, " why do you quiver at my touch why do
you shrink from my embraces the startled fawn
trembles at the rustng OF the autumn leaves ?"
ave been vaccinated," she said.
The Young Peoples Guild held their annual
meeting last night, and elected the following officers
for the ensuing six months: President, j. L. Robi-
nett Vice President, Della Wilson; Treasurer
Oracle Conklip; Secretary, W. E. Vantisdel
The Grand Duke Constantine uncle of the Car
has written to a friend that he will nevermore re-
side permanently in Russia, his income being made
quate to support his position. He complains OF the
Care severity to the younger Grand Duke Nicholas
It is stated that Dr. S. NJ Harris, of this place,
will be candidate for the Republican nomination
for State Senator, to succeed William George j.
NJ. Walling, of Nevada City, and Robert McMurray
of San Juan, are also spoken OF for the same psi
tion.-[Grass Valley Union.
party composed OF the following persons came
up from Stockton yesterday to attend the Caledo
mans entertainment and are vi iting in Sacra-
mento W. A. McDougad, John d. Gall, j. C.
Campbell, A. C. Mcdonald, Joe Fife and wife, Miss
Somerville, and D. A. McDougald.
Mrs. P. N. woodworth, of Stony Point, Sonoma
county, resident OF that place since 1853, cele-
brated her seventy fifth birthday at her home Jam
uary Goth. She was surpiise by her sons daugh-
ters and other relatives fifty FIVE in ALL and after
dinner danced for her great grandchildren.
Frank Thompson, who for many years en-
gagged in the hack business in this city, but lately
resident of Portland, Oregon, returned yesterday.
He comes back thoroughly disgusted with the wei j.
foot country, and says there is place like Cali
fornia, and that Sacramento is the hest city the
coast.
Monday, February goth, has been selected by
Mary svile Commandery Of Knights Templar as the
date fer reception to their lady friends 1t is ex-
pected that Grand Commander Hedges, Governor
George c. Perkins, DR.. i. 7. wilkins aud other
distinguished members of the Order will be
present.
They had been engaged to be married fifteen
years, and still be had not mustered up resolution
enoagh to ask her to name the happy day. One
evening he called in particular frame OF mind and
asked her TO sing something tender and touching,
something that would "move hIm. She sat down
at the piano and sang, Darling, | am Growing
Old
AT Nevada City they are getting up a Badheaded
ball. The regulations read Ii is expected that
each Bald head will invite young lady to act his
escort. This does not, however, exclude bis wife,
his cousins his aunts. Only Bald heads and
young ladies will occupy the floor from o'clock to
IL P. NJ, after which all visitors will be allowed to