Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-03-30
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

Park Fellows, of Contra Costa, is IN the city
S. D. Smith and family left yesterday norning for
Monterey.
Mrs L. J. circuit left this city yesterday morning
for Los Angeles
S. Runyon and W. c. Pavey, of San Francisco,
were in the city yesterday
Box pIaitings are surerseding fat plaitings and
killings as dress trimming.
Rev. NJ C. Harris arrived in California from China
last Monday on the City Of Toxic.
Many more straw bonnets of drab colors are seen
than OF white or yellowtinted braids
Mooreseque and Oriental lace rival in popularity
with the Spanish Barcelona and Burano
John NJ Gregory Superior Judge OF Soano coun.
ty, is holding Court for Judge Wallace in Napa City,
Thomas T. Armstrong. Of Georgetown, Ell Dorado
county has been visiting this city for the past few
days.
Auditor Brickwedel, of San Francisco. has re.
turned from his trip to Suffer county, aud resumed
his official duties.
The young folks of Selma, Fresno county, have
organized dramatic association, and will give en-
tertainments at that place
Miss Annie Lozier, of San Francisco, and Miss
Ada Smith, of Oakland, are visiting the cIty. the
guests of Mrs. j. E. Rhodes.
NJ. Gardner and MISS NJ. ]. Bond and child passed
Newhall yesterday, and viii arrive in this city by
the Southern Pacific to-day
Campinini owns a house in an Italian town,
chalet in the mountains, lakeside villa amt the
blacksmith shop in which he once worked.
James Townsend an old newspaper man and
former resident OF Sacramento and San Francisco,
but now of Lundy District Mono county is visiting
in this city for few days.
Rhoad Hall at Selma, Fresno county, was filed
to its utmost capacity last Friday evening by ladies
and gentlemen, who had assembled at the in itation
of the members of Valley View Lodge, A. o. U. W.,
to participate IN a social party.
Nj. NJ. Drew, recently appointed as United States
Marshal for California, has rendered his resignation
to Governor Perkins as member of the State Board
OF Equalization, to take effect March 3lst He will
leave here to-day for San Francisco and will enter
upon the duties OF his new office April lst
At the Eldred House J. B. Moore, Blue CANYON
David kilgore, A. W. Bryan, Reuter-; C. W Schlei-
ger, Latrobe; j. johnson, Barney Boyle, NJ. J. Tai
bott, j. b. Talbot, Mrs. Fam and three children
James DERRICK, James hddens, Costumes George
Houskaen, New Hope; NJ. V. French, S. Dent, j.
Rhodes. Kelsey Holiday, lone City; H. Z Fsirman,
Alder Creek.
Long tan colored Bernhardt gloves continue in
popularity, and are still worn with the most deli
cate toilets of white fade tints but with full dress
they have rival in gloves of very pale laurel pink
which are the latest Partisan caprice. They are i'm
mensely long, and being 80 near a flesh tint it is al
most impossible in the evening to see where the
gloves leave off and the arm begins. They are de
signed particular to wear with dresses made
sleeveless.
The peaked Camargo bodice-which is in fact a
WALSH Win De q fnOuef
in the formation + spring costumes for the house
aud promenade. The full paniers are shirred or
laid in plaits and applied to each side Of the bodice
The tournure behind either forms portion Of the
back, or is cut all one, with side pieces according
to the style Of the overdress. Very many cos
TUNES made in this style have broad Louis Quilze
slshes at the back.
In the city yesterday A. J. Larson and wife,
Lodi; II. B-lden, Miss Alice Beldeu. stockton T.
D. Griffin and wife Williams: C. c. Kane and wife
Woodland j. Stephens, Placeryille Il Montgom-
cry, lone; Stearns, A. Jackson, Berkeley John
Finlay, New Zealand; j. Kohn, Professor Layres,
San Francisco; George HugilI, Charles Jordan,
Placsrville; 5. Reigs, 2. d. Mcmahon, Folsom Il.
Meyers, CORTLAND Mrs. Dent, oieta W. l. Duden,
Lake House; E. Potter, C. Estey H. Dickeman, j.
Petit Plymouth; D. Whitlock and family, Nicolaus:
C. F. Hayden. Kalamazoo; B. Beckley, Walnut
Grove; John Richards, Elk Grove L. Lussier, Oak
land; Benz. Ready. Woodland F.; J. F. Wentworth,
A. W. SSaife, j. F. Davis, X Pratt Topeka,
Kansas; Captain Vim. C. Walker, b. J. Sherman
San Francisco; S. $. Parker, Chicago; t. L. Page
Eureka, Nevada.