Sacramento daily record-union., 1882-05-02
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

sicilienne IS much used for spring dresses.
Braiding and fringe increase in popularity.
Terra Gotta gloves are among the novelties
In some quarters Dolly yardens are revived
Patience pokes are worn by young ladies.
Partridge feathers are used to Cover parasos.
Mrs. s. Wasserman has gone 70 San Francisco.
White muslin dresses embroidered all over.
Ficelle is the name OF the new color like .yine
English costumes Of cloth have swalow-tail coats
Red parasols are now sometimes made of velvet
J. P. Brown and wife, OF Comptonville, are in the
city.
Miss Laura Philips has gone to Yuba, on a visit
to her parents.
l. L. Robinson, of San Francisco, was in Sacra.
mento yesterday
Mrs. Minnie Cole, who has been visiting in San
Francisco, has returned.
Mrs W. T. Crowell and children left for Oakland
yesterday, for weeks visit.
John Fifeld, for many years resident of the
town Of Gait, gees to the East to-day.
Judge George A Blanchard delivered the oration
at the celebration at Arbucke yesterday.
George W. McCreedy, of Rockln, was in the city
yesterday, and returned home last evening.
Ex-senator Stewart, Of Nevada, passed through
the city route to San Francisco yesterday.
Mrs Henry Miller, OF this city, will arrive from
Mrs. F. B. Crocker and daughter will leave Liver
pool, England, on Thursday Of this week for New
York.
Thomas Traganza, OF this city, has Just returned
from trip through Il Dorado, Amador and Gala
counties.
J. A. Grant, former resident Of this city, has
resigned his position of Captain OF the watch at San
Quentin and will again locate in this city.
Hon. Henry Edgerton will deliver the Grafton be-
fore Sumner Post, Grand Army of the Republic, on
the evening of Decoration Day, at the Metropolitan
Theater.
Sam P. Davis, formerly OF the Carson appeal, re-
turns with his family from Salt Lake this month, to
take up permanent residence again at the State
capital Of Nevada.
Thus far this season there seems to be no style OF
dress whish 10 be the leading one, that
may wear what sccords with her particular style or
fancy. This is best seen by studying the represent
stiye toilets which come fresh from Paris from
the hands Of our American modistes. To be in fash
ion, then, seems to be an easy matter.
At the Bric.a- Brac Club meeting at Mrs. W. A.
Hughson's Saturday evening, arrangements we're
e for the spring entertainment of the club, and
Otto tleissner, Dr.. W. Wood, George C. Conway
and c. L. Grunsky were elected active members
On account of removal from the State, Miss Lucy
0Brien resigned the Secretaryship, and WAS trans
ferred from the active to the complimentary list Of
menbsrs.
At the Eldred House: W. X. Cunuington, Nico.
laus B. F. Heddeu, F. A. Tibbitts, walshs Station;
Alfred Spooner, Thomas Gaffney, Michigan Bar !;
w Sparks, LINCOLN T. Craddock, Placerville P.
7. Williamson, Hicksville J. B. Brown, Florin /;
Captain Stoll, Copper Hill Dan Rhoads, Pick
Rhoads, A. A. Sandres, CosunInes b. Samson, city.
T. 1raganza, San Francisco; Peter Wilson, Folsom
c. Chapman, White Rock; J. T. Schoonoon, Grand
Rapids Mich; Ben Bailey, Live Oak; Geo. d. Con.
ner, Cosumnes; Cyrus Briggs and wife, Nicolaus.