Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-01-14

tque style, pearl silk and salmon pink brocade ;;
deliberately trimmed with lace ornaments dead
gold and flowers; hair dressed la Chatelaine.
Miss Kate Godfrey, San Franeiseo-Plain black
silk. 49, i----
Miss Gertie C. Enos San Francisco Plain bla k
silk
Mrs. W. A. Cheney-Princess en- train, black silk
and satin ornaments, old gold.
Mrs. John S. Enos, San francisco Full court
train, black silk brocade ornaments, diamonds.
Mrs. Peter Short, San Francisco-Full train black
silk; trimmings, black velvet; ornaments, onyx,
pearls and gold.
Mrs. Laura Phillips-Black silk plain; ornaments,
gold.
Mrs. t. L. Chamberlain court train light
blue and white brocade silk; trimmings, point APP
plique lace; ornaments, diamonds.
Mrs. f. A. Prentice, San Francisco = Princess
square tran square neck, elbow sleeves black satin
and brocade; trimmings, led roses and point lace
ornaments, coral and ivory
Miss Wilkins-Princess, white cashmere; gold or
naments.
Mrs. W. A. Cheney OF Butte-Full train, black
silk and satn bugle trimming old gold ornaments.
Mrs. v Spsulding Of San Franeisco-Corn color
silk, court train, point lace trimmings diamond or
naments; hair, la josephine.
Mrs. James |. Felter-Ful court train, black vel
vet, buge trimmings diamond and gold ornaments.
Miss Lizzie Bernard Short dress, garnet velvet,
garnet fringe and gold satin trimmings; gold orna
ments
Miss Minnie Phelps-Court train, cream colored
satin stripe; trimmings, plain satin; ornaments,
solitaire diamonds and MOI ming giores
Miss Laura Weinrech-Full train, cardinal silk,
light samon-coiored Grape as drapery; ornaments,
diamonds
Mrs. B. F. Langford, Stoekton-T emf train, black
silk trimmings, bugle; ornaments, diamonds and
gold.
Miss Victoria CharIeville- Court train, blue silk
and lace overdress; flower trimming diamond and
gold ornaments
Mrs. W. A. Houghton-Full train, cream. color
gros grain, with satin; garniture OF old oirt;
jewery, antique canoes with old gold.
Miss Florence Mckune-Short dress pale blue
silk, with tinselgauze overdress; garnture of field
flowers no ornaments.
Mrs. j. III. Henders0n-Fu train, black silk and
velvet black lace and velvet trimmings; pearl
naments.
Mrs W. W. Morrow San Francisco-Full train
princess, black satin elaborate embroidery trim
mings gold and pearl ornaments.
Mis- w. W. Traylor, San Franciseo-Full court
train, black velvet; trimmings, hngles; ornaments
gold. ~
Mrs A Z. Phelps San Francisco-Full train,
black velvet; trimmings, black lace and flowers !;
ornaments, diamonds.
Miss Lilly BOnte-Short dress, white silk and
brocade; trimmings, lace and flowers ornaments,
gold.
Miss Hattie Lyon-Demi train, navy blue six ;
trimmings, pink flowers ornaments, diamonds.
Miss Emma Campbell train, blue silk with
satin panuer trimmings same; ornaments, gold.
Mrs. Nolney Spaudug (San Francsco) Court
train, yellow satin trimmings, crimson satin front
ornaments, amber jewery.
| Mrs. Z. II. McKee-Full train, grey silk trim
mings, black satin; ornaments, gold, rubes and
pearls.
Mrs. VIM. N. Lyon-Full train, garnet silk trim
mings, black velvet ornaments, old gold.
| Miss Jennie Dunphy, San Francisco-Full train
white. satin; trimmings, pearls in heavy bands
| pearls and diamond ornaments.
Miss Edith Cosby-Court train; two shades of
pearl silk chenille embroidery upon ashes Of roses
satin; gold ornaments
| Mrs. VIM. H. Hal-Full train black broca c
silk black lace tr mlnin s pearls and gold orna-
ments.
Mrs Israel Luce-Demi- train black silk black
| satin and lace trimmings gold ornaments
Miss Josephine Johnsou-skort princess, striped
satin and we've trimmings old gold satin; orna-
| ments, diamonds.
| Mrs Grove L. Johnson-Short princess, brocaded
velvet and plain velvet trimmings, bugle; orna-
ments cameo.
| Mrs. C. N. Fox, Alameda-Court train black vel
vet and silk trimmings, white point lace orna-
ments, canoes and pearls ;'hair la Martha Wash
ington.
Mrs R. W. wilcox-Demi train, ashes of roses
silk, brocaded trimmings, lace ornaments, gold.
| Mrs. David Mcclure, San Francisco-Full train.
| purple satin; trimmings, lace; ornaments, gold.
Mrs. Senator Satterwhite-Full train, lavender
silk trimmings, garnet brocade velvet ornaments,
| gold.
Mrs. Max Brooks, oroville-Fun train, black
brocaded six and satin; trimmings, jet and lace
| ornaments, flowers.
| Miss Hannah Harris San Francisco-Short dress
embossed velvet and blue brocaded sstn trimmings
flowers and steel ornaments, diamonds.
| Mrs. f. A. Hornbower-Court ain black satin
aud lace embroidered; garniture, flowers; orna-
ments, diamonds.
Mrs Chris. Green-Court train, black velvet
| trimmings, white point lace diamond ornaments.
Mrs. F. A. Leach, Solano--Dem tran black silk
trimming, velvet gold ornaments.
Mrs E. A. Fargo, San Francisco-Princess elabo
rate; trimmings, PEI sian; diamond ornaments
Miss Mary Hall-Prncess train sill and dam
| ask satin natural flowers and pearl ornaments
Mrs J. W. Shanklin-Ashes Of roses silk en- train
lace trimmings; p Irl ornaments.
| Miss Charlotte Slater-Blacl; silk and velvet en-
train, flower trimmings gold ornaments.
Miss Clara Felter-i ink silk, princess train. flower
trimmings; Tuscan gold bracelets.
Miss Maggie Friedman rincess black silk
black satin trimmings jet and god ornaments.
Miss Fannie Tyrrell-Short dress !; ecru silk gar
niture light blue trimmings gold orname IS
Miss Maggie Calaghan, San Francisco-En train
light blue silk under silver gauze silver flow l
trimmings; turquoise ornaments.
Miss Ida Perry short dress black silk and velvet
| trimmings, bugles ornaments flowers
Mrs. Louis Bieh, walking style, black satin
trimmings, bugles and fringe; ornaments, gold
| Mrs d. A. Bender, Carson-Fu train black silk
| trimmings ChaEty lace ornaments diamonds
Ms. W. t. Higgins, san Francisco-Full cour
train black silk; trimmings, point lace ornaments
diamonds
Mrs H C. Trainor-cOurt train black silk trim
mngs, point lace; ornaments, diamonds.
SOCIAL SUCCESS.
| Before the first dance was over the bal
| vas piNilpuuNCtt ny an al SDCltA SuCCcSS. l. Gt
number present was ample for the dancing
halls, indeed, one of them was crowded The
company assembled was brilliant in costum
cry, and it is within bounds TO say that it was
for elegance of dressing and richness of attire
one of the most brilliant assemblages which
has record in the history of the Capital City
There was constant comment-and deserved
upon the fact that for the display of
youthful beauty, the ball has not had a
superior here. 1t was noticeable that the
costuming of the ladies in the great ma iority
of cases favored the high-necked dress, and
that fewer dresses were cut low than is usual
at full-dress balls Nearly every county in
the State was represented by both ladies and
gentlemen. A rollcall of State officials. OF
the Senate and Assembly, and of the leading
business men of the city, would have had
almost a full response. The names of the
gentlemen would, indeed, present formida.
BILE list to the reader, and embrace many
leading citizens of San Francisco, Marysville,
Stockton, Oakland, San Jose, Vallejo, Chico,
and other prominent places, besides Sacra-
mento. The State of Nevada was represented
by both ladies and gentlemen. One of The most
striking features of the ball was the sim plicty
of the ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS being apparently
an effort to furnish what would be entirely
acceptable in the way.of music, supper and
service, without an eXtravagant display III
either of these departments. There was no
outlay for decoration, no elaborate supper,
and no superhuous number of employees, yet
satisfaction was given on all Sides and the
committees of management have to congratu-
late themselves upon well-managed, eie-
CANT, tasteful and entirely successful inaugu-
raj ball.
THE COLLATION.
Was furnished by w. +. Peterson of this city
and laid in the rotunda. At ii o'clock it was
ounced as ready for the guests, and
that it would BE- ready. at all times
until the close of the ball. The collation. was
cold, with hot tea and coffee, The tables
presented choice selection of meats, game,
fowl. etc; fruits. confections, cakes, breads
Salads and mixed dishes, in variety, with sew
eral very handsome standards of colfection,
two of which were miniature towers, sur
mounted by handsome allesorical figures,
representing Justice aid Liberty.
| In the Senate Chamber the music was
furnished by Church, Jones & Beebe's full
band, of Sacramento. and was highly spoken
i of and entirely acceptable to the dancers.
( Ballenberg l. Andres full hand, from San
Francisco, furnished the music in the Assem-
| bly, Chamber, which was excellent.
Both bands during intermission rendered
some fine selections of concert music, which
was enjoyed in rest and promenade
| The long, broad halls running from the
Senate to the Assembly Chambers afforded
an excellent promenade, which was constantly
awaited Of by the guests. The refreshment
rooms were open to all, and there guests
could command punches, lemonade, and
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