Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-03-06
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

y. L. Drew has returned from the springs, much
improved in health.
W. p. Coleman and A. C. Freeman returned from
San Francisco last evening.
W. j. Anderson, of the firm OF Anderson s. HaInm,
has gone to San Francisco on business.
JIM Kilgariff, cashier of the Pacc..nGc Mutual Life
Insurance Company, was IN the city Saturday.
Mics Dora peirson left yesterday for Portland,
Oregon on visit to her sister, Mrs. E. J. Hashts.
W. Strickland, manager of the AZ World" was
in town Saturday. lie lett for the East, to be gone
about four weeks.
Many friends OF Miss Ray Ginsberg called upon
her last evening at the residence OF NJ. Litzberg,
3l4 street, in connection with the Purm festival,
and several pleasant hours were passed.
J. R. Wilkinson of the engineering department Of
the Central Pacific Railroad after residence OF
seventeen years in this city, will remove with his
family t. San Francisco some time this week, with
the intention of permanently locating there.
The social given by the Pioneers in their hall on
Saturday evening was largely attended, and every
one seemed to enjoy themselves. About one hum
dred couple young and old, assembled. fine
collation. was spread at II O'clock and dancing was
INDUCED IN until late hour
At the Eldred House: Thos. Traganzt. P. c.
Smith, Elk Grove; Alfred Spooner, Michigan Bar
Fred Giebenhain, Geo. Giebenhain, John Gragor,
Placerville 1hos. Mclaughlin, P. T. Williamson,
Hicksve; C. Fitzhugb, N. T. Snider, E. Marlin, J.
II Boyd Geo. Winsow, Stockton Lewis F. Fred
Wade and wife, Geo. Criswell, Costumes; S. L
Benton, Philadelphia; V. A. Whealey. Dry Greek /;
John Barry, II Francisco
In the city: Edward Christy, John Lawton, Fol-
som d. w. Stevens, Massachusetts,; Edward Sic
Der ich Philadelphia ; d. NJ. Haws, Stockton G. l..
Curtis, L. D. Griffin, Oakland; Charles Hanlon,
William B. Calvert San Francisco; S. G Little,
| Dixon John Lambert, Woodland W. 5. Runyor
and wife, P. B. Bradford and wife, Franklin; ID.
Wise, Davisville A. Ever5on, Elk Grove John
| McFadden, L. Maltby, Carson Greek; j. F. York,
Clarksville; George Hopkins, Michigan Bar; J. P.
Glenn Nicolaus, H. G. Jones, W. Sisson. Suffer
j. A. Sackiefcrd and wife, S. E. Shutes, A. NJ. Wer-
um New York; l. J. Barnes. Max Friedlander,
| Chicago; T. P oCOnnor, Ireland Mrs. NJ. L. Buck
| halter, Truckef.
Last Friday evening friendly contest in the
| work of the Order took place at Odd Fellows Hall
in this city between Capitol Lodge No. ST. and H.
dustrial Lodge No. l57 There very large
attendance from all the Lodges in Sacramento and
also from Folsom and Elk Grove The decision Of
| the judges OF the test was in favor OF Industrial
Lodge. At the conclusion OF the exercises in the
| hail. those present, at the invitation of Grove L.
johnson, G. R., to the number Of about 200, accom-
| panied him to Henry Fishers where all elegant
banquet was furnished them. After the banquet
| speeches were made by prominent members OF the
| Order Songs were sung by Henry Longton, W
D. Grove and Israel Luce, and Rotations given by
| C.. W. Weston, of San Francisco. The festivities
were naaiutained until late hour, when all separ
| ated pleased with each other and Brother johnson
| the host of the evening.
Not few OF the most elegant toilets brought forth
by Paris an and New York modstes are worn upon
the stage this dresses Of modern actresses often
ceiling in elegance and costiness the suits worn In
fashionable abodes. Among the imported and
"native master pieces of the dressmakers art foul
suits worn by Miss Coughlan, in The School fol
Scandal ;" on the opening might OF Wallack's new
theater, claim mention The first is Partisan, and
the creation ii Baron, Nine PATHS costumer. The
train and pointed Louis XIV. waist are of rich rose
satin, brocaded with silver hyaclnths. The skirt i:
Of white satin covered with lace hand embroidered
in silver cascade OF lace surrounds the train
and the lace on the skirt is headed with embroidered
bands and pink chenille and beads. Long strings o.
roses coil around the waist the shoulders, and
down the skirt. The second dr. IS is mourning
costume OF white satin the fabric being almost hid
den with point lace with knots Of amber ribbon as
points of color. The third is black-and flame
colared satin brocade trimmed, to the train, with
black Chsntilly lace, and looped up with knots Of
! ribbon. The skirt is ii cardinal satin. black
satin hood with cardinal lining and trimming Of
Chantilly lace and large muf complete this toilet
The fourth suit consists Of waist, train, and skirt
Of gold tin brocade, with trimming of duchesse
lace ichu Of duchesse lace, and large hat, with
white plumes and diamond buckles.