Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-03-29
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

Horace G. Hellman and sister returned home from
the Atlantic coast last Tuesday.
Colonel Dorsey al Stephen Rogers, both of STAN
islaus county, have returned from Teas
Mr. and Mrs Charles Hadsell, OF Sunol, will start
for Oregon soon, to remain about three months.
The Misses Bell, young society ladies OF Albany,
who are well known in California, are visiting San
Francisco
Ernest A. Girvin, Stenographer of Department
Two of the Police Court OF San Francisco, visited
this city yesterday.
Senator Brown, of Single Springs, and Thomas
Stephens, OF Placer lille, came down fr,m FL Do
RADIO county yesterday
The San Francisco friends of Senator Sargent are
making preparations 10 tender him banquet before
be departs for Germany
Elk Governor E. D. Morgan, of New York, has
given $50 900 to Williams College for the purpose OF
building new dofmitory.
Presley Dunlap and j. Il. McKune returned yes
tarday from Woodland, where they were in attend
ance OF the Superior Court.
Ir. Brown Sequard has declined the position of
Court Physician at Madrid, much to the assonish-
ment OF the French papers.
Pale strawberry-red satin, combined with deep
Venetian green velvet, is fayorite French combI-
nation for reception dresses.
Very stylish spring walking costumes are shown,
made of olive, gold and bronze cheviots, trimmed
with facings aud ppings OF Japanese red.
Rev. T. Il. B. Anderson OF Sacramento, delegate
elect 10 the General Methodist Conference (South),
will leave for Nashville about the LIST OF April.
DR.. W. A Hughson left yesterday morning for
Woodland, to visit Miss Brownell, pupil OF Perry
Seminary in Sacramento, who is dangerously i'll
with typhoid fever.
Governor Perkins and Adjutant-General Backus
went to Stockton yesterday. 1he Governor lectured
there last night. Secretary of State D. III. Burns
accompanied Them.
The Metropolitan Band of Turlock gave masked
ball on the evening of the 18th instant at Grange
Hall. Makers were present from Modesto, Stock
ton, and MERGED county.
Mrs. Jennie Jones, of Scion, Me-, who has been
visiting her brothers, the Messrs Weymouth, of
Lvermore, during the past winter will start on her
return trip about the LIST of April.
Mine dor or brown shot with gold, is hand
some spring design in merveilleuX, to be used for
polenaises, or the graceful Camargo bodice and
tunc, over understands of satin in monochrome
color.
Mr. Sargent has written letter to friend ct
Nevada City that he will not be able to visit that
county before leaving for Europe. He will leave
San Francisco by the southern route on the Sd Of
April.
The fronts OF some OF the new street basques for
spring are made after the style of the Camargo bo-
dice the sides being caught up pannierwse and the
plated ends fastened underneath the breadths at
the back.
At the Eidred House: NJ. Toomev, walsh's Sta
ton; q. II. Fraser and boy, j. camden, Suffer
creek u H. west, Bodle Jonn ". Net, W: W.
Conner, Cosumnes; Frank Mccullough, Michigan
Bar; W. I. Cope, Santa Cruz; J. Chalmers, Mon
terey.
White netted chenille evening cloaks having the
openwork designs run through with gold threads,
are very delicate and rich. The lining OF antique
gold silk shows through the meshes with fine effect.
fringe of white and gold chenille six inches deep
borders the edge Of the wrap.
In the city yesterday: J. H. Hoppin and wife,
Yoo; Edward Christy, Folsom; L. B. Marshall,
Reno; Il. c. Kilgour, Tehama county; n. Reveal,
K NJ. Ham. Nevada City; NJ. P. Frank and wife,
Henry PeDne, Portland, Me-; W. H. Brown
Single Springs; C. Casper, G. Stewart Simmons,
n. D. Wedge, San Francisco Professor 7. W. Tay-
ener, New York A. S. Thomas, Wentield, Mass;
John Holmes, p. Wilson, NJ. Ayers, Placer county;
J. W. Vancir, Single Springs Miss Carrie Burt,
B. Burt, j. t. Ish o. E. Martin, Amador City A.
Marsh, Gait Edw. Owner, San Simon ]. Thomas,
Rocklin; W. H. Bellmer, Alder Creek C. 7. Hos
kins, Thomas Tavener, Miss Sweet, Costumes