Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-03-17
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.
.Jndge McMurrav. Of Shasta. is in the CITY

! Judge McMurray, of Shasta, is in the city.
| Mir. and Mrs L. Elkus returned yesterday from a
! visit to San Francisco.
| John Blair and wife, of Placerville, came up from
San Francisco yesterday.
Judge H. o. Beatty arrived from San Francisco
1 on the noon train yesterday.
Travelling Auditor Chapele, of the railroad COM
pany, came up at noon yesterday.
Mrs Victoria Elliott OF this city, is visiting friends
at Georgetown, Ell Dorado county
| Judge Samuel Hitchcock and wife, from Troy, n.
| Y, are in California for few weeks.
Francis Berton, the Swiss Consul and David Sam
uels left California Wednesday for Europe.
William Hamilton. the pioneer stage man of the
Pacific coast, arrived yesterday from Arizona.
MIR. and Mrs. s. H. Fi,her and r. H. Mcaann and
wife, from Denver, are travelling in this State
Mrs. sc. Mott, who has been visiting friends in
San Francisco for the past few weeks, returned yes
terday.
Butterfiy-wing poufs in the back. formed by the
scarf employed for the tabsr and hip draperies,
much worn.
Nuns yelling is equally becoming 10 old and to
yourg women. 1t is the very stuff for childrens
/ dressy suits.
| James W. Nef, former resident of this city, but
at present located in Arizona, is visiting friends in
| Sacramento
Captain Diltz, of Mariposs, who has been on an
extensive tour East, returned on Saturdays South
| ern overland.
Basques are shorter in the skirt and are frequent
" pointed in front and drawn up in the back, to
| form the pouf.
Among new pongees the plain white goods,
striped horizontally with hair lines in lace eIects,
! are the most unique and novel;
| party from Wisconsin, Stephen Bull and the
Misses Bull Miss E. NJ. Newand and Mrs. II. W.
Copgern-are visiting California.
John Hart of Oroville, has returned to this State
! after an extended tour through Ohio Indiana and
Illinois, whittier he has been visiting friends and
relatives.
The Grand Duke Constantine is reported to lave
said that General Skobeloffs recent speech proved
that q man might be hero on the battlefield and
lunatic in politics"
Chemisettes of striped and dotted percale
very fashionable for morning wear. They have a
double breasted front, fastened with gold buttons
and English turnover collar, with cuffs and buttons
to match,
In spite OF the high looping of back and side
driperies, the costume OF the season defines the
human form divine as much as ever. The effect is
still of princess robe forreau whether the dress
| is short or trained.
Mademoisee,' said witty and gallant sepula.
genarian the other day. making his demand for the
| hand OF young lady still In her teens, " am 20
| and you are II. Will you do me the honor OF be-
| coming my widow
| There is to be young ladies' party at Nevada
| Cit, April 18th, and a broom exhibition drill, by
thirty.four misses, attired in full uniform. Captain
Rapp Is now giving instructions in the drlli. The
Transcript promises that the party and the broom
business W Ii be great success.
| The marriage Of Nathaniel Brown, of Boston,
Mass, and Sarah T. Jaquith, sister of Colonel T. W.
Keyes deceased was celebrated at the residence of
| Mrs. Reyes. in N&pa, on Tuesday. After spending a
short time in visiting in California, the newly mar
ried couple will go to Boston and take up their
residence
In the city yesterday: Edward Jackson, Mrs.
| 7 II lIrobI, Co,
Francisco; G. Kahn, Philadelphia; NJ. G. McMul-
| len, Ohio Geo. Hack, J. Beicb, Freeport; Mrs. J.
Moore, VIM Utter. Franklin; G. W. Beach, W. j..
Mrs J. Julian, Oakland; Geo. Holt, Colusa county
| W. L. Dunden, Lake House.
| Edelweiss is a pretty new lace, which takes its
| name and design from flower that grows IN the
| Alps, the pattern somewhat resembling the Nor
| esaue designs it is of creamy tint and has fine
and delicate mesh. The lace is very appropriate
and desirable for trimming white nuns yelling,
and sold by the piece it makes inexpensive yet
very effective garniture for these most beautiful of
! summer toilets
| New handkerchiefs are imported in silk and fine
| French muslin, with serge polka dots embroidered
J on cream white grounds, showing wide borders
plainly hemstitehe6. Others have woven polka dots
of pale blue, cardinal, or gray, with solid borders Of
a color to correspond. These dai. ty soi,choirs
will be the kerchefs par excellence with fashionable
ladies as well as with gentlemen and in effect are
in keeping with the dress fabrics and dress accessor
| les a of which show evidences of the polka-dot
| fever, which has broken out afresh.
| Striped flannel costumes will in great degree
take the place OF the suits made OF a monochrome
| color, which have been worn for so many seasons
past. Prettier and effective, however, than
either alone w0Eld be combination OF the two--fcr
instance, underskirt of royal blue and old gold
striped flannel of the smooth finish OF ladies' clio; h,
with Vatican 1unic OF royal blue flannel, Jersey
bodice OF the shade, and graceful little Moor
ish coat, basque cut double breasted and fastened
| with gold buttons in old medal DESIGNS.