Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-06-30
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

M. T. Brewer went to San Francisco yesterday.
G. NJ. easier Of Woodland was in the city yestei
day.
W. A. Dargie OF the Oakland Tribune is visiting
in the city.
Miss Maggie James, of Red Bluff, is visiting Mis-
Nettie james, Of Chico.
Mrs. Hiram Smith Of Stockton is visiting Mrs
Wyman Murphy, Santa Rosa
r F. Smith and one of the studebaker brother:
left for the East last evening
Mrs. Prentiss of San Francisco daughter OF n. d
Goodell, is visiting in the city.
Miss Carrie Harmon of Colfax is visiting in the
city the guest of R. B. Harmon.
Obed Harvey NJ. D., of Gait, Sacramento county,
| is at the Grand Hotel San Francisco.
Jack Bartlett and wife of Suisun are in Lakeport,
visiting their daughter, Mrs. ]. Mantz.
Miss Martha Doughtey of SIN Francisco is the
guest OF Miss Della Baxter, Santa Rosa.
George p. Harding has located in Woodland,
where he expects to remain permanently.
Mrs. r. T. Blow, formerly of San Bernardino, is
visiting Miss Mamie Hsndley, Santa Rosa.
There is lady in Ukiah who has knit fifty-three
| wards of lace since the first OF February last.
W. Carter has gone from Nevada City to Ply
mouth Amador county. on mining business
| A. A. Wood, of Chico, formerly of Sacramento,
has Just removed to Idaho to reside permanently
Mr.. ormsby and Miss Jennie Sanderson of San
Francisco are visiting SIR. and Mrs. j. NJ. ormsby,
Chico.
Rev. Mr. Reid OF Virginia City will read the Dec
laration of Independence in Carson on the Fourth
of July.
The people of sierraville are making grand prepa
ration for the celebration of the Fourth of July at
that place.
T. B. Mcfarland and family go to Oakland this
morning 10 attend the reunion OF former Nevada
county residents.
Recorder B. s. Woods, Mr.. Sewel and Judge
Laughlin OF Sonoma county have gone on a hunting
trip to Humboldt.
Messrs Jasper and Dam of Wheatland were in
the city yesterday on business for the Antidebris
Association of that place.
The oroviIe Sportsmen's Club are to have shoot
on the Fourth for club cup manufactured to or
der, and known the Citizens Cup
The Chico Guard has received general orders for
parade on the Fourth. AT the same time the an
nual muster and inspection viii take place.
Miss Susie Davis of San Francisco is the guest OF
Miss Laura Savage, Santa Rosa- They anticipate
camping trip to the Geysers and other places during
the next ten days.
An Alameda party, composed Of II. F. Craze,
And Stone, Ralph Stoekman, Chas Palmer and Mr.
Grigsby, with camp and hunting outfit, have gone
to Sulphur Creek.
Theodore Winters, President of the Pacific Blood
Horse Association, and Joseph Cairns Simpson, Sec
rotary of the same, III the city making arrange
ments for the coming races.
The families Of Sheriff Donohoe and James Bur
ger OF Ukiah, accompanied by the family OF c. G.
Hamilton OF Mondocno city, have proceeded to the
Middle Ridge OF Salmon to gather berries. They
Will be absent for ten or twelve days.
The Bachelor Club of Vallejo has elected the fol
lowing officers President, Morris Myerfeld; Vi,e
President, \. S. Gilbert; Secretary, Louis Well
Treasurer, Morris Kohlburg. The club will install
its officers on Friday evening, July Sth, and will
have dance and collation. afterwards.
James Bond, wife and child, Cousa; j. D.. Hauser,
Sacramento Louis Pettoe, Copper City; L. Herseh-
field, San Francisco , John Goe, Thomas Creek ; A.
S Blanchard, Elder Creek E. I. Burgess, Forest
vile /; f. Beauquest, Chico, and w. II. Cone, Vina,
are registered at Red Bluff hotels this week.
Edward B. Hussey and Miss Grace E. Kidd were
married last evening by Rev. E. Dwinell. The groom
recently blilt residence at Twelfth and streets,
and the couple married in and took possession
of it last evening. At o'clock they gave recep
ton, which was largely attended. The presents
were numerous and handsome.
Mrs Herrick and daughter, Miss Walrath Frank
Young and Austin Walrath have just returned to
Nevada City from three weeks visit to Webber
Lake. The party had some queer experiences up
there. One day they went on top OF mountain
and lunched. Next day an Indian killed big bear
that was in the act of devouring the crumbs they
left on the ground. Another day they went out
walking, and their way home met man who
was driving some cattle. BALI an hour after they
passed the man California lion got after him and
chased him to within couple OF hundred yards of
the hotel.
The newest French dress hats have rather broad
brims and round crowns, the distinguishing feature
Of the trimmings being fall of Spanish lace from
the edge OF the hat The lace is usually about four
inches deep. One Of these hats lately exhibited
was of finest black chip. around the crown OF which
was twisted a scarf Of beaded Spanish lace. Two
short fluffy black ostrich tips nodded over the left
side OF the crown, fastened by large ornament in
the share of a crab formed OF jets, and black
Spanish lace rufie was very slightly fulled around
the extreme edge OF the hat. Upon this shape this
trimming quite wells the eyes.