Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-10-25
SOCIAL AED PERSONAL.

T Pitcher and family, of Carthage, Me-, are in the
city.
WIN 5. Green. Of the colusa Sun, was in the city
yesterday.
H.. L. Jones, OF Yuba City, paid Sacramento visit
yesterday
ombre effects are already considered greatly out
of fashion.
An attempt is being made to revive the old Turn
verein Society OF Chico.
Hon. Robert Watt, one OF the Bank Commission
ers, is expected in Grass Valley every day.
R. Campbell IL q passenger on the Southern Pacific
Railroad for Sacramento, TO arrive to-day
Fred Crocker and wife leave in a short time for
Washington, where they will remain dnrinS the
winter.
F.F. Haswell has returned from Williams, where
he has been for the last week in attendance on the
C0iusa county fair.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leland Howe celebrate their china
wedding twenty year) this evening, at their resi-
dence, 1927 street.
De Witt Renfro arrived yesterday from Grass VAL
lev accompanied by his bride, the couple being
very recently married.
Judge George A. Blanchard, newly-apfointed to
the Superior Court of Cousa county, has gone TO
Colusa to open that Court.
Friends of Sheriff Bogys of Placer celebrated
his fifty-sixth birthday, at Auburn, by surprise
party and serenade on the 18th inst
Miss Mamie Lampe, who has been visiting friends
in Grass Valley and Nevada City for several months
past, returns TO San Francisco to-day.
man has elopal with six wives CT a Utah saint.
He Is believed to be secret agent OF the Govern
ment sent out to stamp out polygamy.
Mrs A. N. Towne and daughter Eva viii arrive in
California in December, where Miss Eva will be
ried and return with her husband to an Eastern
home.
Full triple plated fraises are in vogue, mqde after
the fashion of the rufies seen in portraits around
the neck of Sir Walter Raleigh. They are called
Raleigh ruffs."
especially OF dark green tint, are very fashionable
for the autumn season. They have no trimming be-
side large fancy buttons.
Velour ottoman silk is novel dress fabric which
promises to be very popular for bridal and evening
costumes 1t comes only in white and very deli
cately tinted shades OF color.
New shoes of silk velvet for evening wear
laced up the fronts with slender cords OF gold or sill
ver and the toes covered with embroidery
worked in silver or gold threads.
The social event of the season at lone, Amador
county, the wedding last week OF DR.. A. L.
Adams and Miss Florence McCauley. The attend
ance OF guests very large. The presents were
many and beautiful, and number were exceedingly
useful.
W. H. Crane, susanville; L. V. Tiff, Quincy w.
B. Wheeler Il. W. Farr, Carson; Ii. D. Kercheval,
Chas Burnell Courtand D. n. and J. }. Reavis,
Folsom; Mrs. Lyman, Elk Grove; J. r. Policy,
Pleasant Grove; G. F. Smith, hir. and Mrs. W. b.
Strbird, Stockton; C. II. Grum, Oakland J. C.
Young Taylorsyile; C. NJ. Reddish, New York, are
in the city.
At Modesto prominent young man and shrewd
political manipulation thought to bluff young lady
OF that place by offering TO bet her dress that
she would not avail herself of profer of marriage
The young lady took the bet. The gent proposed
himself and told to get ont the license. The re-
quest was boldly compel with, minister was sent
for, the young lady took her position the floor,
and the minister his, but the groom failed to come
in time Result, oysters and wine for the crowd, and
a new dress for the young lady.