Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-07-14
SOCIAL AND Personal.

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| city yesterday.
Z. J. whitesides, OF alarysviEe. was in sacra-
mento yesterday.
stephen Cage, Of olalsnd, returagd from lone to
! San Francisco YESTERDAY.
| 7. 3. Mcfarland, If Sacrament, has gone to
jackson, Amadcr county.
C. j. Robinson, Az 5itor Of 5. p. R. r., is stopping
in Amadvr unity Tor a f-w dsss
! Rev. II. Briggs, d D now Of San Francisco,
returned from tie East yesterday.
Bathing in caehe creek has become quite fashion.
able among the ladies' OF woodland
Harry Rogers of SacrImento viii arrive from the
East by Overland rim tl.is non ing.
Mrs Coil Dean came down from tie mountains
yesterday, aud went to Saa Francisco.
J. NJ. Brooks. Of vertu,a, has gore for few
weeks visit .: Woodland, Yolo county.
The Elk Grove Amateurs give an entertainment
and social panty ct hlA Grove tonight.
Mr.. and Mrs. Requa Of Oakland came down from
Lake Tahoe ard we-. o the bay yesterday.
Mrs HH DAUGHTER Of tue late v G. Bell, is visit
ing tie family of Niles Scales, Nevada City.
II. c. Logan, Of san Francisco vas in the city
yesterday, and itft lot Newcastle last evening.
c. j. Y ilde-, Freight Auditor Of the G. P. r R.,
came up last Ii bt ana rera:lel in tie city until
to day.
Misses Kate and mary snyder leave far Auburn
to-day upon visit OF i've weeks With Miss Mamie
Hamilton
H s. spaliine, late # The Napa Register, was in
The city yesterday, and in the evening went up to
Placer county.
Mrs II c VOL has returned from the Fast to
make Sacramento, which vas her foImer resdeace,
again her home.
Rowe and child have gone to Bonner Lake to
spend the summer
Suporin- endent Evagts, CT the Eureka and Pal
is de hailroad csne up from San Francisco yc.ter-
day, and left for home Inst evening.
Alonzo Hamilton, Superb tendeut Of the Crown
Point mire, and ". ". TAYLOR. mining expert,
passed through to Nevada las. evening.
j. \. Muir, recently appointed assistan. to Rail
read Superht nt ent Il. Il. Pratt at this place. has
moved lis family and residvlcs to this city.
Mrs. N. Nelson returned to her home Mt Reno
yesterday bY the cAcuryion Train, having spent
week very leasautlv win the old folks at home in
Washington, Iolo county.
Last Saturday evening, the occasion OF the TWEEN
tieth anniversary Of the marriage Of Mr. ind Mrs. T.
r. Parker, was selected at N5pa hy some Of the
many friends Of that wetpTeseryed couple to give
them pleasant surprise.
Mrs. Lille Colt entertained literally during the
holidays ST her Handsome country residence, the
" Bungalo, above st. Helena. Among her guests
Mrs. Hastings, Miss Maggie Randolph and
Eugene Dewey Of San Francisco.
Justice P. Il. Cnggins goes this mo ming to FL
Dorado county for ten DAYS bear hunt He has
tended to ct his Office as Usual while he is endcav
oring to do justice TO old Bruin.
A surprise party was given to Nr. ard Mrs. J. D.
Smith at their residence On K, between Third and
of friends. Dancing, instrumental and vocal music
and other secialities were engaged in.
4 dispatch received in the city yesterday after
noon from Council Bluffs, Iowa, stated that the
party of two car loads of San Franeseo and Sacra
mento ladies and gentlemen who left here on the
inst for he Fast had arrived at that MACE
safely and were happy.
Yesterday camping party, consisting of Mr.. and
Mrs. T. G. Beatty, Mrs. j. Il. Ridge, Miss Mamie
Ridge Miss Mamie fiudley and Mr.. Darcie Ridge,
went from Grass Valley down TO Storms ranch and
established camp in the woods at the same point
where portion Of the same party camped two
years ago.
The tourist season at Lake Tahoe has fairly set in
and is booming, SO to speak. All of the principal
hotels in Tahoe City, Glenbrook, Tallac and Nc
Kinneys are well filed with pleasure seekers. The
private quarters at other points, chiefly owned by
wealthy CaforRians. all occupied. The like is
better appreciated this season than 1t any time
heretofore.
There is nothing remarkably new in the riding
habits worn this sea-on in Rotten Row. Nothing
can possibly be palmer than their style; even the
braid which at one time edged the bodice seems this
year to have been abaadoued No ornamental
braiding across the font is y rmissible, IRE
velvet collars ard eff in good style. The skirts
are cut if possible, shorter than ever, and al
low the foot to be seen.
a Young man who lives in Austin, and whose
rnoustache is hike faith the evidence cf things
hoped for, the substance % things not yet seem"
called on bis prospective father in law and gave
notice that he intended marrying the old gentle
mans daughter at an carly dste. -" It had better
take pace on some Saturday, so that it viii not
interfere with your school hours, sa-c2stieally
marked the cid man.-l'Fexas Siftings.
One OF the ladies' OF Queen Victories latest draw
ing room was dressed as pursuviznt or a herald,
emblazoned all over with her own coat Of arms.
Her gown was a sort of lavender satin, with train
Of the same lined with black velvet All down her
back heraldic devices coat, supporters crest,
motto and all. Across her breast she wore SASH
repeating the coat Of arms smaller. Tie whole
turn out is said TO have been - q triie loud"
The letest mode for dressing the hair is
twist OF coils in the shape of figure eight which
reaches from the aape Of the neck to the crown Of
the head. The front hair is then parted and waved
as near to the part as possible Braids still
worn, aud crown braids are popular with many PEG
Pile scollops for the front hair are entirely gone
by 4 false piece of naturally wayy hair is worn by
many ladies' as saves the front hair from being
injured by crirlping, and remains wavy much
longer time.
The RECORD UNION reporter in Yosemite 7aey
gives the following arrivals since last report to July
10th r. G.. eshaw and vile, Bodie; John l. Nc
Gauran, Dublin L. Dickson Gardner, Liverpool;
W Il. story Jr., Coifax; Mrs J. J. Cook, san
Francisco George u. BOnebra' e, indianapolis;
John A. Temple, San Francisco l. w. Beale, Phila-
delphia r Collar Perrin Stanton and wife. Sacra-
mento j. NJ reau and wife, Jacob Stern and wife,
san Francisco; G. +. hckeraau and wife, Blue
Mountain University, LaGrande.