Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-02-23
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

SCClAL AND tEkSONAL
G. W. Carey leaves for Mexico to-day
Banquet at Stockton Monday night to Herman
Nathan.
Fl. G. Smith, of this city, left for San Francisco
yesterday.
Surprise party at Stockton Monday night to Mr.
and Mrs. H. E. Williamson.
New brooches are formed of one large medal with
an artistic open-work framing.
Three bands of ribbon, arranged round the head
in Greek style, are fashionable.
c. NJ. Kline, OF San Francisco, passed through the
city yesterday en- route for Rel Bluff.
Governor Perkins reviewed the troops of the Ma.
tonal Gusrdo OF California in San Francisco yesterday
Colonel Caleb Dorsey, OF stanislaus county, has
gone on trip to Texas by the Southern Pacific
route.
Wild clematis and hollyhocks are embroidered in
silver and white upon tea-gowns of pale laurel pink
cashmere.
P L. Bunce, one of Suffer countys best known
citizens was married last week to Miss Lizzie Ly-
don, of Marysville.
Silver Star Chapter, No. Vallejo, Order of Esst.
Star, gave very pleasant fan party at Masonic
Hall on Saturday evening last
Last night, at stockton, the ladies of the Central
Methodist Church gave an sold Folks" concert,
with Old tunes costumes, music, tableauX, etc.
The party of the Occidental Club at Vallejo, Mon
day night was great success, and of the lead
ing social events Of the winter in that section
Poke bonnets, with crowns Of gay-colored Turkish
plated plush, and immense brims OF beaver Dor
dered with fur trimmings, are conspiclousy ugly.
Hon H W. Scott, editor of the 0yegoaian, ar
rived from Portland at San Francisco Tues ay. Mr..
Scott was one of the Blaine delegates to the Chicago
Convention.
Kid bodices, with bands to trim the dress of the
same material, fans sandals and gloves, all richly
hand embroidered, or hand-panted, are fast grow
ing in favor.
Auditor W. E. Gerber and wife move into their
new residence next week. the structure having been
commenced some weeks prior to he recent marriage
of the couple.
AT Stockton Tuesday night, the Amity Bost Club
gave sheet and pilow-case party 1t proved
brilliant affair Over one hundred couples attended
The hall was profusely decorated.
At the Eldred House #. S. Byam, J. W. Heath,
Michigan Bar F. NJ. Tsgue, Reuter-; W. F. zomer,
II. L. FairInan Alder creek John Holland, Dan
Rhodes San Francisco; Len Wolery, Costumes
The Red Meas ball at Marysve, Tuesday night
was great SUCCESS. Yuba Tribe No. As managed
it. and the local press speak OF it of the most
notable and pleasant Of the soc al reunions Of the
season. IL was given in honor OF Washington's
Birthday.
The Agassiz Association juvenie) of this city,
which is now under the chronological instruction o.
Matthew Cooke, has elected NJ. T. Brewer sn hon
orary member and that gentleman, at the last meet
ing OF the club, delivered brief lecture OF advice
and instruction to the boys.
The First Artillery band gave darce at Turner
Hall last evening. 1t was largely attended, and
every one seemed to be enjoying good time.
Floor manage 9, A. Grimes and j. Todd Commit
tee Of Arrangements, Henry Hoppe, George Bragg
and E. w. Davis. There were about one hundred
couples present.
Burt. Haverly, the we'll known negro minstrel of
Emersons troupe, was married at San Jose yester-
day to Miss Nellie Carter, daughter Of prominent
citizen there. The marriage is the result Of five
years courtship, Havery having met the lady when
She was pursuing her studies at Mills Seminary.
The wedding at San Jose is described as very
brilliant affair.
A Band of Hope organized Sunday February
10 h. at Pleasant Prairie, by S. D., H. Hoag, and
the following elected as the officers: Super
intendent, Mrs. NJ J. stephens; Secretary Miss
Ella Heron Chaplain, Mrs. NJ. Cox; Usher, Elwood
Bryant Pleasant Prairie Lodge is doing good
work, having AZ members pledged to freedom from
all that can intoXicate.
Chapter 40, Order of the Eastern st r, gave a
brilliant anniversary entertainment and banquet at
Grass Valley Monday night. Hon. e. w. Roberts
Lou Dorsey, Miss Z. Very, Miss Belle Nathan and
Arthur Pollard. The singing by Misses Binklemann,
Guyas and He'll and Messrs. G. and J. Stokes. The
banquet was an especially fine one
John McDermott, of San Francisco, and Miss Tillie
OFarre Of this city, we're married at St. r SEES
Church Tuesday evening. Rev. Father Grace tied
the nuptial knot and William McDermott ard Miss
Pauline Ross acted as groomsman and bridesmaid.
After the ceremony at the church the party repaired
to the residence Of the brides parents on G street,
between fifteenth and Sixteenth, where fine COLA
| ton was partaken Of
In The city yesterday: c. W. Hot. Fred Baker,
Petaluma; Mr. Whitback and wife, II. Brigbtmau,
| Placerve Alex Rothensten, San Francisco (; l..
| Wilder L. Painter, Courtland; Oscar Finch, Mrs.
| Finch, Michigan Bar G l.. Dennan, Chico; Mrs.
A. NJ. Plummer, r. B Cutting and wife Costumes
| W. H. Gibbs and wife, Yountve; G. 2. Adams,
| VIM II Webb San Francisco J. p Egbert san
| jose Mrs S. c. Bates Oakland J. Morse, You
| Bet: f. Dennlson, Charles II. Putnam, Oakland S.
| K Thornton, c. II. Morton, San Francisco; George
| W. Schell. Modesto; w. l.. Browning, Frederick
| Myrck and wife, Woodland j. McGurgan, San
| Francisco C. n. Benton, Fresno.
Westinghouse birthday was celebrated at Gait last
! night by grand ball at Whitaker Rays Hall,
under the auspices Of j. P. .Melchor. The supper
was served at the Harvey House, and was very
| of arrangements consisted Of c. W Harvey, Don
| Ray and J. X. McKinstry. Floor Managers-O. v.
| Harvey and Frank Her. Committee OF lnvitation-
Calf, D. vanderhoof John Brewster, Sr.; Hieksvile,
j j Cottrell, Eph. Mcintyre; Elk Grove, Fred.
| Smith, w. Z. Everson; Florin, George Jones, W.
Dudun Sacramento, Tit Eldred, J. W. McGrath ;
| Woodbridge, Elias Turner, Sam obarr Lodi, John
| Dougherty Mr.. Copeland (; Acampo, Robert KIRK
| land, Asa Van yalkenberg; L ckef3ri, VIM Van
Corder, Geo. Ringer lone, VIM. Arnick, VIM.
| Kingsley.
One of the Leading social events of the season was
the marriage last evening at the State House, the
I
| Hattie Nav Eldred and Willard Gibbs Of Napa.
The ceremony was peffo med by Rev. H. 81. Rice, at
! Q o'clock at which hour over hundred and ii ty
| guests had assembled. George W. Locke, Of Sacra-
! mento and Miss Alice Smith, Of Oakland, formerly
/ Of Sacramento stood with the couple as groomsman
and bridesmaid resps ctively. The faihr of the
bride, with his provsrbial hospitality, threw the
house open to the guests, and was not only liberal
\ but lavish in entertaining them. reception
| followed the wedding ceremony that continued
for nearly two hours, and at which were
present an exceedingly large number of ladies and
gentlemen OF tais city, also from Napa Oakland, San
| Francisco aud various towns in Sacramento, iolo.
| Amador and San joaquin counties. The gifts 10
the bride were numerous, oil rich and costly char
acter and mainly articles OF fine design In sill
| yer and gold Among the donors were w. E. Will
| Jams, Mrs G. W. Young, j. II. Martin, w H,
Lowell, Mrs. C. E. Sauborn w. e. Gerber and wife,
| Mrs. j. J. Magic, r. H. Hawley, J. w. Shepherd,
Mrs Allie Young, j. Barrett, w II. Chenowith, G.
/ Wick, Mr.. and Mrs W. II. Gibbs, Richard Moore
ans sister, Mrs. Smith and daughter and
| Henry Gerber. When the guests had al
| extended their congratulations to the new
! married pair, and examined the presents and
expressed their pleasure in viewing the hpral oher
ings and decorations, which we're exceedingly choice
and rich, the entire company, at the invitation 81
Mr. Eldred, descended 10 the spacious dining ruom
| and sat down wedding supper that was an ele
! gait spread in every respect, representing the
choice delicleies of this aud the San Francisco
markets and which was, in variety Of di-hes
| abundance tasteful decoration. and the How 81
wlne a table OF great su oerior1ty and excellent
| taste The new married pair leave for San Fran
cisco and the home Of the bridegroom, Napa, this
| morning.