Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-06-01
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.
Rev. j. Bloch has returned from Oakland.

Rev j. Bloch has returned from Oakland
Mrs H. Young, OF Alta, is visiting Lincoln
Dresden china handles are attached TO dark par
asols
CE sexy, Of Marysvle, was in Sacramento yes
terday.
English ladies have adopted the masculine pea
jacket.
Flemish lace OF the creamy tint trims dark satin
dresses
The new Spanish hat is all black and is called the
dolores
Yellow flowers trim dark green and black straw
bonnets.
White suits for summer are of wool in preference
to lawn.
Hon. W II Parks and wife, OF Marysville, are in
the city.
Vistes made Of India cashmere shawls are IA
vorite wraps.
Master Mechanic A. J. Stevens will return from
the East about June 18th.
John P Stearns, Of Santa Barbara, is mentioned
for State Senator from that district.
Miss Fannie Howard OF Woodland, is visiting this
city as the guest of Miss Nellie Wright
United States Judge Sawyer and two sons have
gone to Shasta county on fishing excursion.
Rev Mr.. Grace was Tuesday evening installed as
pastor Of the Fourteenth street Presbyterian Church
Ely l. Hutchinson, of the San Francisco Bar, a
yesterday.
W. c. Van Fleet, OF this city, writes to a friend
from Toledo. Ohio, that he will arrive home about
June 10th.
Rev. Horstio Stebbins and family, OF San Fran
CISCO and ex Congressman Luttrell, of Santa Rosa,
are in the city.
Miss Louise Marzen, who has been visiting Miss
Emma Arnold returned to her home in Nevada
Monday evening.
The Misses Nellie Davis and Salome Acock, of
Sacramento, are visiting on the farm of C. D. Boy
den, near Lincoln.
Mrs j. A. Fillmore and sister returned from
Truckee yesterday, where they had gone for the
purpose of attending the Moody Brown wedding.
A. Z. Tufts of this city, attended the reunion of
the Sons Of St. Ann at San Francisco Tuesday, and
was present at the clam bake given at Saucelito
William F. shattuck, OF the Petaluma Courier,
left last week for two months tour through the
rthern counties, in pursuit Of health and pleas
Miss Lucy C. oBrien, late teacher in the S,cra-
mento public schools, leaves to day for Portland
Oregon, which she will make her permanent resi-
dence.
Phil. Tucker, the editor OF the L1mpoc Record
and Mrs Tucker were last week the guests Of Judge
E. H Heacock at his mountain ranch, near San
Mieueltio Canyon.
Mrs James Lancaster Of Haverh.ll, and Miss s.
E. Putnam, If Danvers, Mass, who are visiting
relatives in this State. at present the guests of
Major W. l. Wallace, in this city.
Rev. T. II. Rouse and family arrived from the
Sandwich Islands last Saturday, and stopping at
Mills Seminary Mr.. Rouse was until three wears
ago the pastor of the Congregational Church at San
Mateo.
AT a recent entertainment in Lincoln two novel
contests made for prizes. Mics Pet Boyden
won a prize as the most accomplished, and Miss
Lizzie Hotchkss as the handsomest young lady OF
Lincoln.
7 II Wallis 10 Co
cisco tn morning to select extensive list of legal
text books and reports of Nova Scotia, New Bruins
wick, Hawaiian Islands, Scottish, Irish, English,
Australia, East India, etc.
John Cordy Jeafferson, who has lately been max.
ing special study of Shakespeares will, says that
at Stratford-on-Avon the name was pronounced
"Shaeksper," which, he thinks, accounts for the
divers ways that tie poet spelled his family name.
At the Eldred House James Harris, J. L. Mil
Ter. Latrobe; Mrs ". Armstrong, Alfred Meyers,
Samuel Vaughn NJ. j. Talbot aud wife, Costumes (;
VIM. Mitchell, Laguna R. Pomfret, Sacramento
county; Al. Sherfey, A. Nichols, Buckeye
valley.
Mr. Labouchere advises his readers to look after
their spoons. The following well known advertise
ment has appeared again in London I" Mrs. T. very
unhappy in not hearing from Mrs NJ. Jones. Was
in hopes to have seen her the beginning Of the
year. Been very ILL.," 1t is said that its appearance
has never failed to herald a successful robbery.
A touching story OF heroic self-sacrifce comes
from Paris. A latner attempted sulClUt pS uIuWn-
ing to procure the exemption Of his only son from
the CONSUMPTION of 1882. In his pocket was found
sheet OF paper on which his name, address and the
following words were written: 1.-The child shall
lot be parted from his mother he is widows only
son.
At the State House Mrs. John Crofton, Walnut
Grove; John Henderson, J. N. Algeo, Nicolaus ;;
Mrs T. Mahon, D. L. Davis, J. o. Kane, Vim. Hicks,
Hicksville l.. II. Gehr, Single Springs; Thomas
Taverner, J. Pierson and wife, W. Langdon, Co
Ret.
Indiana F. r. Brooks Lynn, Mass; Ralph Miles,
Francisco; J. Y. Davis, Clarksburg c. M. Nixon,
Dixon.
At the recent entertainment given at Lincoln by
the scholars OF Lincoln school honor Of j. T.
Ronald, the retiring teacher, very pleasing pro-
gramme was presented, with opening address by
Miss Mary Wastier; recitations by Herbert Doll
man, Minnie Hoppert, Albert Fleming, Mamie
Cassidy, and songs by Miss Pet Boyden, Lizzie
and Gerard Peters. There were presented, also,
several arces and comedy sketches with characters
by the scholars.
DR.. F. W. Hatch, Jr., OF this city, Assistant
Physician of the Napa Insane Asylum, was married
in New York Thursday Of last week to Miss
Florence Follansbee, of that city The many friends
OF the doctor and his bride unite in rendering their
hearty congratulations. Miss Florence born
near Shasta where she resided until about years
ago. when she removed TO San Fran cisco. Her
father Sheriff OF Shasta county for one or two
terms and also District Attorney for term or two.
Miss Florence is niece of Jim Keene. We under
stand the doctor and his young bride have started
on their return to this coast