Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-05-24
SOCIAL AKD PERSONAL

7. B. Reardon, Of 0roville, is in the city.
J. C. Burch, of San Francisco, is in town
Ex-senator Cole, OF Los Angeles is in the city
j. j. Campbell, of Gait, was in the city yesterday
H. C. Livermore, OF Folsom, was in the city YES.
terday.
DR.. L. o. Hudson, of Stockton, is in the city,
stopping at the State House.
Miss Emma Herberger Of San Francisco is visit.
ing Miss Sophie Meiss in Sacramento.
R. c. Downs. of Amador, passed through the city
yesterday, route to San Francisco
C. E. Merrill of Placerville, was in the city yester
day, and left last evening for Dutch Flat.
The Princess Christian appeared as a pianist at
concert in Windsor during the first week in May
William Barklsge and Mrs G. H. Barklage, of
Georgia Slide. Ell Dorado county, are visiting Sacra.
mento
Miss Kate Halpin, who has been visiting friends
in Vallejo for the past two months has returned to
her home in Sacramento.
DR.. Lawrence Washinsto the grand nephew
and nearest living relative OF George Washing
is a farmer and fruit grower near Denson Texas
Irish batiste in soft pale shades OF color as sky
blue, lilac, shrimp pink, cream, ivory, fawn and
corn color, will be among the list Of popular summer
fabrics.
Large dots, or circles, OF circumference greater
than trade dollar, appear in dark light colors
on contrasting grounds in of the finest light
cheviots.
Cream white cotton grenadine is made up over
satlne and trimmed with flowers cut out of cretonne
for summer dresses. A bonnet fan and parasol are
made to match these.
A. Winters and wife, of Nevada City, and J. D
Hatch and wife, OF Sacramento passed Newhall. on
the Southern Pacific, yesterday. They will arrive
in Sacramento to-day.
Miss Harriet Stanton, daughter Of Mrs. Elizabeth
Cady Stanton, has returned after two years alb
sence in Europe and is engaged in literary work at
her home in Tenafy, N. J.
One of the Santa Barbara delegates to the Demo.
cratic State Convention is W. A. Hayne son OF
Senator lIayne, of South Carolina, who had the
great debate with Daniel Webster.
The most beautiful woman in Washington is
the wife Of the Swedish Minister, Countess Lewen-
haupt. She is a delicate and slender blonde with
fair complexion, golden hair, and blue eyes.
Women with even slender figures are beginning
TO recognize the fact that full shirred waists with
belts added, are less becoming than the Camargo
bodice, which has come into fashionable favor.
Madame de Strive, the wife o, the new Russian
Minister at Washington, is slender and refined
looking woman, with the fair complexion of the
North, and blonde hair just lighted with gray.
Black straw broad brimmed hats, trimmed with
full black ostrich tips and garlands of gay flowers
long black Jersey gloves and black silk hose, will
again be worn with summer toilets Of white and pink
Dresses of fine French lawn will this summer be
made in short prneesse STYLE the upper part formed
OF perpendicular shirrings and bands of insertion,
and the lower portion OF founces embroidered
twelve inches deep.
Long!ellow's ear was SO keen and his memory of
sounds so true that on his visit to France in 1890 he
observed how not only the French language, but
the manner Of pronouncing it, had undergone a
marked change since his former visit in 1929
L. L Lewis and family leave this morning for the
bay. Mr.. Lewis will leave San Francisco on Satur-
day for two months trip to the East going by the
Southern Pacific route and returning by the Cen.
trail. Mrs. Lewis and children will visit in Sonoma
county during his absence.
At the Eldred House viii Bagyille, S. B. segur,
George Grimshaw, Costumes; Silas Chance,
Brighton Peter F. Herringa Walsh Station Can.
tain Cooper, Drytown; Hamp Conner and son,
Clarksburg: Amelia Brendel, city; p McGraw
AltonZo Gunter, San Francisco.
The Princess Louise is at the head of great mum.
Der Of associations for art needlework fan painting
hsuse decorating in the Queen Anne style, AMI ar
tistic PRONUNCIATION of taste She is fond Of artists
painters and musicians; invites them TO dinner and
takes them to her box at the opera.
Nillas, the artist, is remarkably handsome man,
of lofty stature-he measures feet inches-and
keen, refined face. He is married to Scotch lady,
and has nine children He paints all his landscapes
out of doors in the shelter of three sided hut,
smoking away industriously at his pipe the while.
The Glider family have come out strong in this
generation seeing that their father was Methodist
preacher. W. II. Glider, the Arctic explorer; R.
W. Glider, editor of the Century; Frank Glider the
PIANIST, and Jeanette and Joseph B. Glider, proprie-
tors and conductors OF the Critic, make ,up the
roster.
A novel dress is made Of scarlet surah cut prin-
shape, and completely vailed with black che
mile in diamond open-work patterns. scarf OF the
chenille bordered with very wide chenille fringe,
is laid in transverse folds the skirt in 'front.'
and, being caught up in the back with large Jet
clasps, falls in double-shawl points over the back
breadths.
Long corsets almost universally worn,
and over the hips of the more expensive kinds are
set narrow V-shaped pieces Of lndia-rubber web
bling, which, though fitting the form perfectly, give
| it uncommon ease. These eorsets are necessary
now that the outlines OF the form made so con-
spicuous by the sharppointed eorsage and scantily
| draped cuirass bodice.
| Among the array Of new sateens the pompadour
| and arabesque designs are found to be most ia
vored, despite the furore occasioned by the display
OF these fabrics showing patterns OF odd japanese
| heads, heraldic and geometrical figures animals
insects and other novel designs The Vatican pat
terms, when made up with underskirts of plain linen
or sateen, are certainly very handsome in appear
| ance.
At the State House C. W. Dixon. Mrs L. Gil
lem, T. }. Howard, San Francisco; A ]. Maestretti,
Gay station; 2. L. Beckley and wife, Franklin
| A D. Triton, Nicalaus; Phil Oyer, James Renwick,
\ >. b. Moore, s. A. Howell, Costumes a G. But
1 Ter, Hieksville Ben Bsckley, Walnut Grove T. W.
Reed, Mrs. Howe, Miss Howe, A. B. Warren, Ply
mouth John OConnor, city Geo. Hugill, Placer
/ vile: VIM. Showers, Deer creek VIM Stall, f. NJ
MaNfield. Pleasant Grove; r. N. Turner, Miss
Brown, Oakland; E. F. Gray, ]. Medley, Amador