Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-03-28
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.
D. NJ. Rea,is was in the city ye.terdsy.

D. NJ. Rea,is was in the city yesterday.
Buttsr,up yellow Will be fashionable spring
color.
Large polks-do;ted Spanish lace necksc4ris are in
high favor.
Lace will be as popular ever for trimming sum.
mer toilets
Mrs Morland of Healdsburs, is visiting her friends
Miss May Garrett of this city, is visiting friends
| in the country.
o: P. stidger, editor Of the San Juan Times,
| is visiting the city.
Rev. o. c. Wheeler mas returned to the State by
| the southern route
Miss Gilbert aud Miss frankie Gumbert, of ole;a,
| are visiting in Sacramento
! Mrs. S Boo:b of San Francisco. is visiting this
| city, the guest OF Mrs B. K. Croker.
S. C. Mott, formerly resident of this city, re-
turned from the East Sunday morning.
Governor Tri;le has left Prescott, and is now
visiting the towns in southern arizona
James p Scott, son of the late Thomas A. Scott,
OF Pennsylvania, and party are a Los Angeles.
Mrs. j. B. Rank, of Volcano, has returned from
Suffer creek, where she has been making an
tended visit.
DR.. G. G. Tyrrell, who has been confTasd to his
room by illness, is conyalescing. and wi J soon be
around again.
Ex-Acting Governor Gosper, of Ariz ma, Is on his
way East His mission Is III connection wish some
mining interests.
Pratt, who offered Baltimore 81, 900, 900 for pub
lie library, started business in that city i'll 1881 with
only $50 capital.
An album for the preservation of the samples of
ladies' dresses Is bt coming quite feature for enter
tainment OF friends.
joaquin Miller lives hermit's life in New York
city, occupying rooms in the top OF house and
dong his own cooking
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Cook Of San Francisco, have
returned from the East, and will spend the summer
at their country house in San Rafael.
Charles NJ Plum, Charles NJ. Plum, Jr., and the
Misses Plum, OF San Francisco, have gone to Aus.
trilia. They contemplate spending the summer
months IL Egypt and italy.
Jane Grey Swisshelm says that Abraham was a
ba man, and that Eli was too lazy to feed him
SELF, while Judas lscariot no meaner than mill
ions who have abused his memory.
NJ. G. Tilden, Virginia City lawyer form rly of
Sa ramento, Is in Washington, and is said to have
an eye on the United States district Judgeship in
the event Of Judge Rillyer being retired.
Stephanotis and myrtles are becoming as fashion
able for dec rating bridal costume range bios
SONS. bridesmaids, instead of wearing white, ap
pear in the gayest eolors and little bonnets to match
President Taylor, of the Mormon Church, rece ntly
married his twenty-eighth wife, buxom Massachu-
sets widow. Four days after the wedding she so
disturbed bis family arrans ements that he shipped
her to San Francisco
The ladies of the Women's Christian Temperance
Union, San Francisco, Mcs. T. X Noble, President
are about to open house where homeless women
aud girls, who are dependent upon their own exer.
tons for port, can be provided with cheerful,
comfortable and rcsrecta lie home.
At the Eldred House George Tlvener, Barney
Boyle, Costumes; Hetry Fay, rSelve-Mile House
Fred Anderson, X. C. Elliott, j. Mattice, city Chas
Smith, Buckeye; Mr.. Carey, Yves. Point II. s
Sackett, Diamond Springs; G. W. Heath, Michigan
Bar; George l.. Sales Carson Creek.
E. H. Emery and wife and o. N. Cove, all OF this
city, left yesterday morning for the East A fare
SERVERS residence, Fl tn street, between ana j.
at which large number of their friends were pres
ent. The festivities lasted till a late hour, aud a
splendid collation. was served.
Nov that SO much has been said and written
again boots and shoes with ridiculously high heels
walking boot for spring wear called the Scotch
brogans,' which made for mfort as well as for
good looks, in spi'e OF their heavy-sounding title
They certainly are the shoes par excellence, and can
be recommended with utmcsG confidence. The b. els
Of moderate 81 e, the toes square enough
to look clumsy, nor too narrow for comfort and in
appearance are very much like the chassnre known
as the common-sense shoe.
| In the city Yesterday D. W. Ray Dr. l. o. Hud.
son, Jack Corcoran, San Francisco }. S. Quinlin,
Marysvfle; s. p Shervey, willows, W. D. JOHN
son aud wife, Deer creek; L. wi cox, Costumes;
| o. c. Crane Woodland; d. e. Browne Big VAL
ley D. K. Hunt, j. W. Lee, Ere port J. R. Boggs,
Nicolaus B. Whitney, wife and eight children W.
II. COMBS S. d. Ives, F. SchrecK, J W. Gearheart,
j. Brandenstein, W. Jone', Mrs W. Rankin, George
| A. Rankic San Francisco; D. Gar1ota, Carson z.
| r. Brosseau and wife, Chicago; Frank Rockford,
| New York Mrs. F. 4. Ryder, Mrs. C. c. jerks,
| Oakland; W. S. Bailey, Virginia city Geo. Beatty,
| G. Scott, Madison; u T. Cowdery San Jose d. N
Farrell Aurora c. Mclaughlin, r. Green, l. Blum,
George E. Clingman, d. Hasey, Lee Griffin, Rial's
| Uncle Toms CABIN c mpany, San Francisco: ".
| Leake, S. Brinkerhoff, r. Harkinson, Dixon; Terry
| T. Wright, Woodland; L. B. Edwards, George L.
| Whitney, Oakland j. w. Messer, Mission San
| Jose John W. Taylor, San FIR rcisco