Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-08-05
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

Major Marion Bigss is visiting Sacramento.
T. A. Stevens sailed from Portland Or, to day.
Z. Z. Fugitt, OF Gait, was in the city Yesterday.
f. T. Chase and H. d. Clark went to Cisco yes
terday. ~
Henry Edgerton returned yesterday from San
Francisco.
Miss Mary Wilson, Of this city, is visiting friends
at Woodland
DIR. W. Wood and Charles Bonte returned vester.
day from Berkeley.
Il. H. Chapman has gone to the summit for a
months recreation.
W. F. Edwards, of the Truckee Republican. is
visiting Santa Cruz.
The Nasty " OF Elk Groye-J N. Andrews-was
In the city yesterday.
Raw silk and pongee redngotes are worn by
many fashionable women.
Brick is a fashionable color this season. and looks
well in satin shot with gold.
Mrs. J. A. Barrett and daughter Mamie will leave
for Monterey this afternoon.
j. C. Pierson and Horatio Hurd and wife came ND
from San Francisco yesterday.
Nearly ali shoulder capes have a thick Iuche of
lace or material around the neck
William Young, Port Warden of San Francisco is
visiting his old home Sacramento.
C. NJ. Prodger left Thursday evening for a few
weeks visit 20 Lake Tahoe and vicinity.
Thomas II. Williams was in the city YESTERDAY.
but returned to the bay in the evening.
Mtts in chantilly lace the novelty of the sea-
son in hardware, and are very rich in effect.
John H. CoyIe, of this city, left for Bermuda yes
terdsy. He will be absent for three months.
Bslbriggan stockings abound in various tints Of
red, old gold, omber and blue, in all the new shades
J. P. Currier, ". K Bracket, W. Grace, p. C. A.
Fingan and "a. W. Grant, Of San Francisco, are in
the city.
DIR. W. A. Huchson returned yesterday from
Monterey. HIS family will remain at the seaside
for some weeks ct.
T. J. Smith, formerly merchant of this city, will
leave in sbout two weeks for Seattle W. t. where
he intends to locate in business.
Mrs. Samuel C. Bates, Of MERGED, and Mrs. ]. =.
Allen, of this city, have gone to Lake Tahoe and
other lakes, to be absent for a few weeks.
Miss Birdie Barnard, Of Nord, who has been visit
ing Mrs +. Cooper of this city, returned yester-
day to Mills Seminary 10 resume her studies.
Mr. and Mrs. Adam Damn, accompanied ty Miss
Eliza Wittenbrock left on the 81 for several weeks
visit to San Francisco, Monterey and Santa Cruz.
At Amos Ho.el, Hicksvile. a social dance was
given on last Wednesday evening There were
present about seventy five couple. Among those
present from the city were A. J. yermya and wife,
Mr.. Heilbron, Fred. Huston, Miss Jennie Govan
and Dr. Hare. fine collation. was served during
the evening The afternoon sports consisted of
running and pacing race
A party consisting of J. E. Parker and wife, NJ ca
Chisholm and family, Miss Lucy Purinton of Suffer
county, and Elma Drew. Of Elk Grove leave Mon
day morning for four weeks trip through various
parts of Lake county. They go ia their own con-
veyance, which is one OF the most complete camp
ing outfits that has left this city for some time
Campers arranging their own outfits and in quest of
points, should see this one
Monozrams are nov embroidered in very heavy
work, AMI are Of small size They are done in
comparatively plain style without any arabesques
OF floral embellishments. Handkerchi is in shot
muslin az carried with suits Of the same material
and are worked with of the two colors OF the
muslin, the other lay. parisan heia in
suit Of crimson and dark blue shotmusn the
handkerchief TO correspond being edged with dark
blue, and having her name embroidered on it in the
same tint. But the effect, 1t must be confessed was
by no means good Colored hands erchiefs like
colored underwear, merely passing eecentricity
of La Mode.
Wednesday evening, at the residence of Mrs c.
r. Bates, near tlorin, there assembled large num-
Der Of invited guests to celebrate the wedding Of
her son, G. f. Bates, of Sacramento, to Cora L.
Dexter, of Penryn, which took place in Sacramento
on the of July. Long before the hour ap-
pointed for the supper, the house was filled to its
utmost capacity with friends of the young couple
Among those present were Mr.. and Mrs. S. N
Sprsgue, parents of the BRIDE aud Mrs Frank
Holder, of Penryn; the Misses VIVA and Julia put
ney and Mrs. G. s. Putney, of River Dale Ranch
Mr.. and Mrs G. l.. Bates, OF Carbondale; Mrs G.
o. Bates and E. W. Bates, Miss Anna Hatch and Liz
zie BostwIck, of Sacramento; Mr. and Mrs E. W.
Spring Isaac and Daniel Roden, Misses Jessie Roden
and Lou Bagwell, Misses Electa and Ella BrIlsie
Supper was announced at o'clock. At half past IL
sentatlon Of numerous articles took p ace. Z. W.
Spring made the presentation and remarks Among
the many presents were costly silver butter.dish
by Mr. ana Mrs. W. A. Chittenden, of Sacramento
an elegant lea-tray, by Mrs. F. Holder of Penryn:
two cups and saucers with gt-raised letters Hus
band and "Wife," by the Misses Brusie glass
set, by Mrs. g 5. Putney picture Of George o.
Bates, by himself set Of carvers by Mr. and Mrs
s. NJ Sprague full set of furniture, by the sisters
OF the bridegroom set of china by Mis- es yina and
Julia Putney. After the gifts haa been presented
dancug was INDUCED in until about O'Clock, when
the party dispersed.