Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-08-13
SOCIAL, AND PERSONAL.
lin communicating information for this column care
must be taken to write proper names plainly, and
to give localities clearly. Anonymous communi-
cations will in no case receive attention.

must be taken to write proper names plainly, an
to give localities clearly. Anonymous commun
cations will in no case receive attention.l
Niles Searles, of Nevada City, is in San Francisco
X W. Brier returned yesterday from Neyad
County
George S. HUFF, of Grass Valley. is on visit to sal
Francisco
Mrs. George Newman and daughter left for Mon
terey yesterday.
A. X. Grimm, of San Francisco. passed througl
to Nevada yesterday.
]. OBJ Gum went up last evening to join hi
family at Lake Tahoe.
W. R. Chamberlain passed through yesterda.
from Reno to the Bay.
W. F. Doan, OF this city, goes to Ell Dorado count,
to-day to remain a week.
Mrs. L. P. Dorsey returned from several weeks
stay at Santa Cruz yesterday.
Railroad Commissioner ]. S. Cone and family
went to Santa Cruz yesterday.
Ex-Governor George Wood passed through yester-
day from Reno to San Francisco.
w. d. Stalker starts to-day for the Big Trees and
Yosemite, to be gone two weeks
James Cannon passed up yesterday to inspect
mining interests in Sierra county
l. W. Taber and family, OF San Francisco, arrived
from the East yesterday morning.
R. S. Carey has arrived at Bartlett Springs, and is
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Hallett, of Chico, have gone to
Carson City on a visit of several weeks.
Mrs Mccoy, wife of Sheriff H. L. Mccoy, of
Yuba county, is visiting in Sacramento
Miss aura Wittenbrock returned home yester-
day from her visit to Ell Dorado county.
Mrs. FL. c. Chapman and her mother, Mrs. Vein
rich, returned from Monterey yesterday.
N. D. Rideout passed up from San Franc SEQ to
his home in Marysville yesterday afternoon.
Mrs F. Woodward and Mrs F. Bacon departed
yesterday for visit to friends in San Francisco.
Ex- United States Senator Stewart was in the city
and left for Nevada on last evenings
train.
Mrs. W. E. Mumford went to San Rafael yester
day, to make months visit with friends at that
place.
Bracelets made of old silver medals linked to-
gether with silver BEADS are the fancy of the mo-
ment.
John T. Carey and wife went to San Francisco
yesterday afternoon, expecting to remain about
weeks.
H. E. Highton and family, OF San Francisco, who
have been rusticating on the McCloud, returned
home yesterday.
Fred. Cox and family leave the city this morning
for Santa Cruz. Mrs Cox will remain in that vi.
cinity some time
J. T. Cardwell, Folsom Mrs w. T. Wilson, Elk
Grove; and Geo. H. Bailey, of Modoc county, were
IN the city Yesterday.
Isadore Townsend, formerly connected with the
Union Hotel in this city, has located in business at
Geyser Springs, Sonoma county.
Superior Judge NJ P Wiggin, of Mono county
vas married last Tuesday evening to May, second
laughter of A. B. Andrews, of Alameda 1t was a
eading social event in Alameda.
Arrivals at Lake Tahoe to the 11th Eddie p.
Allen, Sacramento; Cyrus Coleman, Markleeville
Daniel Coleman Markleeville; G B. Henderson.
rIlr Eaa San Erap
A1batross cloth is material which is likely to be
popular as nuns yelling Some of this fabric has
handsome bordering showing quaint Persian de.
gns in bright Oriental colors OF scarlet, green and
.od
Marysville is an an awful fix Witness this item
rom yesterdays appeal: w. w Ward and Miss
Amanda Ryan went to Sacramento Yesterday to be
narri d. There clergyman in this city to
perform the ceremony.
Many of the new ombre ribbons are bordered on
me side with scalloped bands in delicate shades of
olor, woven to initiate lace. On others, embossed
lasies dot the surface and the effect is very pretty
This ribbon is much used for bows for the hair and
,elt.
Misses Susie Lasley and Mary Lasley, of Wood
and Public School, in company with Slrs, J. @.
Adams, Mis- Ida Richards and Sarah Arnold, re.
urned home on Thursday from visit OF about two
months to Paris, Monroe county, Missouri, their
ormer home
DR.. Joseph Mellon, the capitalist from Evansville,
ohio, has returned from a visit to San Francisco
He regards Sacramento the most desirable point
n California in which to invest his wealth, and will
probably make heavy purchases Of real estate here
n the near future
Prince Bismarcks son, Count William Bismarck,
member of the German Parliament, is said to be a
7oung man Of very considerable energy, with pros
poets of much political influence his country
men, if he studies to achieve complete independ-
,nce in his opinions and also due moderation in
expressing them.
The arrivals at Hardin Springs to August 10th
we're w. F. Wright H. Edgar, of Vallejo; W. A.
2. Edwards, of San Jose Miss N. Burns, Mrs j. R.
Miss K. Bradley, Miss A. Bradley, Mrs.
g. F. Irwin, Geo. F. Bohen, of San Francisco ; N
stith, N. Claybrough, Of Alameda; Mrs. T. J.
Smith, of Sacramento; NJ. Downs, J. Downs VIM
rhorn Of Chico.
Arrivals at the Yosemite Valley reported on the
9TH were: Mrs. J. R. Kennedy and Mrs. John Bid
we'll, Chico Angevine Reynolds and wife, Marposa;
Miss Emma F. Sanders, Stockton; Geo H. Parker
md wife, Enterprise mine Hon. N Hill and Miss
Olivia p. Hill, Memphis, Tenn; Mr.. and Mrs. w.
Allstrom, Chicago, H.; J. Barber, Toronto, Canada;
James Wood, Genoa, N. Y; John A. Eagleson and
wife, San Francisco.
At Nevada City Wednesday there was double
Wedding. James Macintosh and Miss Maggie B.
of Relief Hill, and Jasper Landsburg OF
North Bloomfield, and Miss Ada ~ Perry, of Sweet
and, being the happy parties They were married
by Rev. j. L. Mann, Who involved and conducted
5he ceremony as to marry both couple at the same
time. Festivities followed the ceremonies The
irst named couple left yesterday ON a trip to Nova
Scotia.
The report OF arrivals at Bartlett Springs on the
3th and 9th insts. shows the following: Z. c. Hase.
1er, Joseph WATSON, William Henderson, San Fran
cisco; d. Alexander, I. Driver, Upper Lake; S. B.
Dodge, Centerville; A. B. Manor, L. G. Manor,
Williams R. S. Carey, Sacramento Euriah Beck
iord Lake; James johnson, Willows Mrs p c.
slat,ery, Marysyile; Jay H. Potter, Maxwell; j. A.
Rayis, Peter Singer, Lincoln F. A. Sprapue Sher-
it, 0rovllle
For simple dresses, preference is given abroad to
nuns cloth, either plain or satin-striped; and to
avoid the formaity OF perpendicular or horizontal
Ines the fabric is cut on the cross. The bias tunic
tightly swathes the skirt and is carlessy draped at
The back, whilst scarf of softstriped silk encirees
the hips and forms at the back two large loops and
sash ends, placed just at the bend of the waist On
The plain bodice is arranged fichu drapery OF the
same soft silk.
Every one who comes down from the mountains
brings word that there are more people spending
the summer there than has ever been known before
The hotel at Humbug is filed to Overlooking, and
there are over 100 campers in the valley. In Big
Meadows Bunnell cannot begin to accommodate the
visitors ard every available spot is occupied by
campers. Persons coming out Of the mountains
meet team after team filled with families on their
way n.-IOroville Mercury.
On Wednesday, July 27th several young ladies of
0rovile met at the residence of Miss Carrie Sexton
for the purpose of forming young ladies' secret
society, the object being mutual Improvement and
The following officers elected and
committees appointed: Carrie Sexton President
Mary Rollins, Vice President Della Leggett, Score.
tary Helen Ostrom, Treasurer; Carrie Arents,
Marshal, and Sarah Gilston, Guard. There are
twenty-five charter members The club is called
the Bona Omnium good of ally.
AT the residence of Mrs. Fl. L. Weston at Petauma
one day last week these ladies were assembled and
anpregatpd ted to I Mrs i