Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-07-01
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.
C. W. Colby is in town.

G. w. Colby IS IN town.
Congressman IL. F. Page is in the city
W. C. Van Fleet went to San Francisco yesterday
E. w. Maslin returned from Grass Valley yester
day.
| Adjutant- General Backus leaves to-day for tn
| Geysers.
The Nevada Light Guard give military ball OIL
the Fourth OF July.
/ A National anniversary ball will be givenat Rougl
and Ready, on July 4th.
N. p Chapman OF Red Bluff is in the city to at
| tend the Superior Court.
Mrs W. W. Stowe of San Francisco is the guest Of
Mrs F. G. Maggie, Santa Rosa.
Miss Oracle Morgan of Nevada City has gone to
the Bay on visit during vacation.
| Daniel Flint and lamily, with Mrs Ewood 6runer
are at Rowlands near Lake Tahoe
| Senator w. H. Brown OF Ell Dorado came down
yesterday and is stopping in the city.
Governor Perkins came up from San Francisco
! last evening, and will return there on Saturday.
| Miss Emma Brrkson of San Francisco is visiting
her cousin, Miss Olive league, near Santa Rosa
The Young Mems Social Club OF Grass Valley gave
the closing party of the there Saturday even
ing.
Miss Matte wilkins daughter of DR.. Wilkins of
| the Napa Asylum, has just returned from her visit
East.
John NJ. Browne, son of the late J. Ross Browne,
has been adjuged insane and brought to the Napa
Asylum.
Thos Mcconnell came up from San Francisco
last evening He will go TO Lake Tahoe after
July 4th.
Madge Morris is poet for the Fourth of July cele
bration at Vallejo, and B. Metcalfe of San Francisco
is orator.
W. F. Frazer of this city was registered at the
Lick House, San Francisco and Thomas Harper at
the Grand.
An old Green Valley (solano county, resident,
Henry Grow, has changed residence to Lafayette,
Contra Costa.
Fred. Birdsal, for whom cottage has been
erected at Lake Tahoe, will occupy it with his
family July 9th.
Among the Americans who were at Ascot the day
that the race for the cup was rum were Mr. Eyarts
and Whtelaw Reid.
E. w. Haskin, formerly of Vallejo will play sec
ond base in baseball game at Globe, Arizona, for
81, 900 on the Fourth.
Mrs. Walter Hawkins, of Oakland. arrived in the
city last evening, and is the guest of Mrs Johnson,
Second and streets.
The people of Saratoga propose to celebrate our
Natal Day at home a liberty pole will be erected
and grand time is expected.
Rev. A. L. Rankin has resigned the pastorate of
the Congregational Church at Sequel. The resig-
nation takes effect August list.
NJ T. Brewer returned last evening from meet
ing of the State Board OF Horticulture, which is
still in session at San Francisco
Judge Riley. Lieutenant Adams, Nathaniel Cur
rier and J. De Lancy departed from Vallejo for Lake
county Wednesday, on deer hunt.
public meeting was held at vina on the 18th
instant to make arrangements for celebrating the
Fourth of July in a becoming manner.
Since the Princess Stephania wept during the
progress of the ceremony bowling weddings are to
be the correct frontage among the elite.
Miss Nellie Hale of San Jose, who has recently
been teaching school in the State of Nevada, is at
Nevaca City on a visit to G. E. Brand and wife.
Mr. and Mrs G. W. Stafford, OF Sacramento, and
Mr. and Mrs. Eugenia Cooper, of San Francisco,
start for the Geysers to-day on two weeks trip.
Thomas r. Gould, the sculptor, has returned from
Florence to Boston, and has exhibition in the
latter city his bronze statue OF King Kamehameha l.
One of the saddest and most vexatious trials that
comes to girl when she marres is that she has to
discharge her mother and depend on servant girl
Goodwin Mcneil, who has been in the upper Sac
mento valley the past month, returned yesterday to
meet his father John Mcneil, who arrived from the
East yesterday.
Friends of W. L. Foster, the gentleman reported
as missing since the early part of June, have re-
ceved word from him that he is Ill at Healdsburg,
in Sonoma county
Albert Hart and John Lafferty, and Masters Geo.
Perkins. Frank Lafferty Ray Coates, Albert and
Eddie Hart, returned yesterday from three weeks
camping trip in Lake county.
Father Waugh the tobacco and temperance
former OF PeLaluGl2, well III
has revisited his old home in West Virginia after
absence OF seyenty-two years He is in Saratoga,
n. Y, at present.
Robert II. Fryer, who used to live near Grass
Valley, and who had process for wonderfully work
ing metallic Ores has invented a steamship that
runs on three buoyant globes. The globes support
the vessel and they revolve and walk right over the
water.
On the Fourth, Immediately at the conclusion OF
the literary exercises in the Pavilion, the Pioneer
Association will repair to Its hall and engage with
its regular annual patriotic banquet and that the
old boys" will revolutonize that banquet and put
the enemy to Fighter down-t there be no
doubt.
The public school (Janles McCourt, teacher, at
Clarksburg, below Sacramento, has closed with ap-
proprate exercises. There were present many yisi-
tore, notable among whom were Robert McCourt of
IsIeton, bIrs. r. W. Mcgowan, p II. King, Mrs. S.
S. Hindsdill OF Elk Slough, Mrs. James Harley Of
Sacramento and others.
A Young lady from San Francisco, who was learn
ing to swim at the Terrace Baths, Alameda, Mon
dav, got beyond her depth and would probably
ance of Mr.. Coughlin, Of San Francisco who
Jumped in and brought her to the surface after she
had gone down the third time
Tea gowns of white and tinted India null and
fine French cambria of newest styles are called
20 Rockanlier robes" They shirred and pulled
and avishy trimmed with yards OF exquisite lace
and bewtching bows of white satin ribbon; and, to
quote the expression OF ciety belle, are "quite
| too consumately lovely Tor ANYTHING.
! simple, 5 o'clock tea gown, neat little tride
| to be thrown on in moment, and in which
one can be thoroughly comfortable, is OF white
cashmere, with an apron painted to simulate a
| tangled mass of clover, datfodils, buttercups,
thistle blooms, daisies grasses and heath. 1t co IS
| only $3.50 even when made up and provided with
surah underskirt.