Sacramento daily record-union., 1881-07-09
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SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.


Samuel More of San Francisco is in the oity.
The Masonic picnic at Healdsburg was grand
success.
Mrs Bayard Taylor is to publish her husbands
biography.
Mrs. A. H. Dauchy, of Merced, is on a visit to
Sacramento.
James 0. Bartlett, OF Sutter Creek, Amador coun-
ty, is visiting Sacramento.
Will Burnside and wife. of Sacramento, are guests
of the Misses Merrill at Santa Cruz.
Miss Nettie Stockird of Mereed is visiting Hon. P.
D. Wigginton's family at Oakland
c. S. Givens, of this city, will arrive from the
East by overland train this morning.
S. A. Gyle and family, of Tehama, have gone to
Monterey TO pass the summer season.
The "Hazel Kirke" troupe passed through from
Marysye to San Francisco yesterday.
Robt. Morrill, OF Virginia City. passed this city
last evening from the Bay to his home.
j. H. Collier, of this city, took second honors at
the archery contest at the Bay last week.
D.F. Herring and wife, from the Bay, are at
present visiting Mrs Ogburn, of Woodland.
Miss Mollie Perdue, of Colusa, is at present visit
ing in Yuba City, the guest OF Miss May Hamblen
Miss Ella Crellin, who has been in the city with
Miss Watson returns to her home at Oakland to-
day.
]. j. Smith and Q. Kane OF Vallejo are anxious to
row the winners of the Whitehall race on the
Fourth.
The Transcript learns that Judge Stidger, editor
of the San Juan Times, is seriously Ill of heart
disease.
The Odd Fellows intend to erect monument to
the memory of the late Senator Nathan Porter, at
Oakland.
Rev j. a. Warren, OF San Francisco passed this
point last evening, on his way to Auburn and
Placer county.
Mrs T. j. Mcfarland and son, of Biggs, have gone
to wheatand, Yuba county, where they will visit
friends and relatives.
Miss Maude Byrne, who has been spending the
past few months in Merced left or Thursday for her
home in Grass Valley.
Miss Mary Corbett Of Oakland, is spending
fortnight with her former schoolmate, Miss Anne
Theobads, in Woodland.
A. j. Plummer and party have returned from
their camping trip in fine condition and strong for
the cares OF life in Vallejo.
Miss Ray FEEDER came up from San Francisco to
Blggs Sunday, to spend her vacation She is the
guest of Miss frankie Titus
J. McMaekin, correspondent of the Cincinnati En-
qtirer and who h IS been some time upon this coast,
left for the East last evening.
CIV Atkins, Of Tombstone, A. T., was in the
city yesterday and lett upon the evening tram for
Chicago and other parts of the East
A Paris letter says that iron-gray stockings or
those of any shade OF gray or beige, can alone be
worn for walking about in the streets.
Very fine silk gauze gloves, as soft and almost as
thin as spiders web, with buttons for fastenings,
are the fashionable thing for this summer.
p H. Dunk, formerly keeper of the Lake House
in this county, and who has been in Australia for
many years past, has returned TO this city.
Mrs R. II. Pratt and daughter left last evening
on the overland train for Sierra valley to be absent
several weeks, for the benefit OF her health.
Bent Wilcoxson and daughter, Jennie, returned
to Yuba City on Tuesday last from a visit to Mrs
Da,- iIs fnna in Intv
At the residence of J. F. Deming, Monday, at Val
lejo garden party was given in the afternoon,
lasting until about o'clock Tuesday morning.
Mrs D. L. Butler and Mrs. 2. G. Brown of Biggs
int, nd going East to visit their friends and
relatives. They will be absent about six months.
J. s. Pyne and wife, of Richland, are in the city.
Also F. o. Townsend eff Ukiah, George Rider OF
Michigan Bluff and James Symngton of oakland.
very happy birthday anniversary social was held
a his residence and in honor of j. Frank Clark night
before last. large number of friends participated.
Miss Sophie Thomas, niece of II. C. Trainor, who
has been visiting here for eighteen months past,
started for her home ut Hamilton Ohio, last even
ing
Rev Geo Woodruff. OF New York, and Secretary
of the General NJ. E. Conference for the past three
years. is visiting Sacramento, as the guest of W. A.
Cheney
Mrs c. E. wilcoxon and Miss Mary Perry of Yuba
City, returned to Yuba City last week from several
Taylor Boyd.
Fred Robin, of Canada, and brother of J. A.
Robin of this city, arrived from the East yester
day. and will visit the various points of interest
upon this coast
The Social Club of vallecto gave an excellent en-
tertainment on the evening of the Fourth, which
was highly appreciated by all. Considerable native
talent was displayed.
Colonel T. W. Hgginson has resigned as member
of the Massachusetts Committee to revise the State
laws. One of his characteristic reasons is that the
committee is too large.
C. E. Muoy and family, and Mrs George W.
Wech, left Nevada City to-day for Campbelrs
Springs. They go in Mark Shaver's wagon, and ex-
pect to be absent about two weeks.
d. E. Alexander has returned from trip through
Lassen, Modoc, Shasta and Tehama counties He
went by STAGE but the return trip rode $50 miles
on horseback. He says, 'No more of that for
him.
In the ladies' cabin of the Hoboken ierryboats the
following notice has recently been posted 'S1'he
seats in this cabin are reserved for ladies. Gentle
men will please not occupy them until the ladies
seated.
". II. Lee and wife and Miss Laura Phipps, Mrs.
Lees sister, left Sutter county this week for
pleasure trip on the coast. Among the places which
they will visit are San Francisco, Monterey, Los
Angeles and Sar Diego
Mrs. Isabella Reed, mother of the late E. j. Lock
wood, OF the Barysville appeal, was found dead in
her bed at her residence in Colusa county Thursday
morning. Funeral Director Barnes left yesterday
for Colusa and will return with the remains to-day.
English bridemaids' dresses and hats are fire.
quently made OF Madras muslin lined with some gay
color. They are mostly trimmed with living flowers
Sometimes the small caps made exclusively Of
natural exotics. Collars of flowers, bracelets, gar
lands and necklaces are also worn.
The Queen of the Sandwich Islands has her gowns
made all in one place in the native style. But they
of blue velvet, striped with gold, of peach pink
with white jet, and of blue satin with crimson
crushed roses. Slippers for Her Majesty are made
Of the same material as the dresses.
The Dixon correspondent OF the RECORD UNION
SAYS: Fred. Dudley, son of the Hol. J. NJ. Dudley,
of Dixon, the other day suffered compound fracture
OF the right arm, caused by his team running
away and throwing him with great force against the
fence. DR.. Harvey set in the bone, and the patient
is getting along nicely. .Jo Etzel and Louisa Haff
ner, OF Dixon, were married at the Arcade Hotel
Thursday evening by the Rev. Mr.. Cole Both par
ties well-kno~n in the vicinity Of DIXON. mr.
and Mrs. w. s. Leake, of Dixon, entertained few
friends at their residence Thursday evening, and the
company spent an enjoyable time. Miss Brinker-
hoff entertained last evening at Dixou.