Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-04-04
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

0. P Coodhue, CT this city, has gone h Reno.
Clay W. Taylor, OF Sh ista county, is visiting the
CITY,
Judge C. c. jerks, of Oakland, is visiting the
city.
Attorney-G General Hart left for San Fran;ico Yes.
terday.
David Alexander, intel States Mil pector,
was IN the city yesterday.
Fred Rohr, OF this city has been appointed as one
of the guards ut the Folsom Stale Prison.
W. H. Barnes, of San FRANCISCO, will deliver the
25th of April odd Fellow address at Orovile.
Mrs W. NJ Mott leaves for Lompoc to-day, where
she has gone to settle up the business Of her late
husband.
Eugene Dewey and Horace L2dd, Of the IVES. ern
Union Telegraph Company on this coast, returned
from PARIS Sunday
The ball and concert given at Cl.co Friday night
in aid of the Veterans Hone wss co nplete social
and financial success.
Rev. C. S. Haswell, Of Lodi, viii re the orator Of
the day at the dedication of the obi Fellows Hall
at Wheatland on the 26th instant.
Miss Jennie Weller, OF Coloma, who has been at.
tending school in Oakland is at present visiting this
city as the guest of Miss saoe Paine.
Oliver Mowatt, distinguished Canadian public
man, and the present Premier Of the Dominion, is
in Los Angelts, the guest Of ID. Freeman.
L. c. Stevens, contractor for the building Of the
railroad from Ogden to Mn ana, returned to the
East Sunday evening, alter visit to this coast.
On Thur day and Friday evenings of this week,
the beautiful little operetta Of " The Flower Queen"
will be given by the young ladies Of the public
school of Fresno.
Last Friday evening the Angels Dramatic Club
enacted the beautiful drama in five acts emitted,
:" Through Snow ami Sunshine, to a large and ap-
preciltive audience.
Governor Perkins has consented TO lecture in
Grass Valley for the benefit OF the Ladies Relief So
ciety The precise date has not been fixed, but it
will be some time in April.
The French Literary Club, under the direction Of
Nile L. LoUit, met Saturday at Mrs. Beckmans
at the Golden Eagle Hotel Subject" Last
Heroes and Victims Of the Revolution Of So"
Professor c. H. Crowell formerly teacher in
Grass Valley, and still later Of Rough and Ready
will leave in day two for Eureka, Nevada State
where he will take general charge Of the public
schools
At the Eldred House J. j. Meskell, Elk Grove !;
Ben. 3 Hey, Live Oak; G. S. Hride, Dick Bey, Co
sumnes F. B. Tibbits, Grizly Guleh: Frank Free
man, city; II. X. Cannngt,n, Nicolaus; Ben.
Simpson, Florin.
The Odd Fellows of Chico have con pltted ar
engagements for an eXcurso on to Biggs Station the
28th OF this month, to take part with the Odd Eel
lows Of that place in celebrating the sixty third
niyersary of the Order.
Miss NJ. Brothers reached her home Sunday from
her Eastern trip. She experienced the delights of
the fool blockade beyond Eiko and knows more
dDOCI WdsDOuLS, Dy
etc., than she ever thought she could learn.
David o. shattuck, of Sonoma, Judge OF the su-
peior Court OF San Francisco in the early days Of
the state, passed his sd birthday on 1.-THE 21st ult.
in sound condition mentally and physically. His
life has been long active and useful a d his de
Ginning years are now peaceful and happy.
In the place Of kid gloves for warm weather wear,
long gloves of silk, or Isle thread, called the
Jersey" gloves, destined to become i'm
mensey popular, canning in all the street shades of
dark green, old gold, brown bronze, ecru and black
and in delicate evening shades of every know n
tint
One of the pleasantest surprise parties of the
season was rendered last Thursday evening to Ms
Dan. Johnson living about three miles southwest Ct
Wo, dbridge. The young and old folks dinced
most the gray dawn. An excellent supper was
spread about midnight
Mother Hubbard collars have proven so popular
that they have been developed and elaborated into
styles terY foreign - the original simple styles ar
irving at tie dignity OF capes, and being constructed
OF six, satin velvet plush, null aud linen cambria,
while embroidery, fringe and lace, and knots Of gay
co!ored ribbon are used in their ornamentaton.
Collars and cuffs # black net, with appiques Of
Oriental work, are much admir- d, an form dressy
adjgncts u dark toilets. The caffs are deep and
square, and the collars are either round or square.
he embroidery IS Of many colors, gold thread and
golden silk giving ricl g!ints and aiding 10 the Gle
CANT effect the remaining colors being so carefully
and tremendously mingled that one seems to melt
into the other.
In the city yesterday Paul C. Blum, St. Paul !;
r. Phillips, l. Rood, n Rothsobild, n. Lombart,
New York; Chas Reynolds, L. Euphurst, G Dor
rance, James Lapgerman, H. Brown Theo
Winters, VIM Geary, James L. King. san Francisco ;
Miss Nellie Boyd, G. W. welty, Chicago; l.. d.
Folsom, Gold Hill; Clay W Taylor, Shasta; Warren
button, Tomales; c. II. Swift, L. D. Fullmer, Oak.
land William Johnston, Richl1nd; John F, Burgin
Geo. Webb Geo. w. Dixon, San Francisco; }. B.
Cam bell aad wife, Miss Lulu Campbell, Lake Ia
hoe Phil. Z Drescher, Nicoaus; Alex. Mulroe,
Saa Luis obispo; T. G. Worth, s. Dads, Charl IS
,jorden, George Hugl Placervie; J. Hagan, G. B.
Green and vile, Mrs. j. b. Green, CORTLAND !;
F. K. Becker, Wm. Fry, Franklin; j. Belcher, J.
Givens, Sire. Bslcher, Miss BeIcher, Cosumnes
Thomas Nichols, Or and Mrs. DR.. Marshall, Clover
dele; Geo. w Porter, Bodie Mrs John Means,
Miss Bessie Means, Hiss Lilly Means. Miss Rose
Means Ashland, Ky; 2 r. Cowdry, san jose; D.
HOLSTER J Sims, Courtlaud; Z, Peet, Upwards; ;
}. Z, Asrueis, Red ElufI Frank Lane Carson; c.
T. Mayor. Eureka New; ii. Levy, New York; Geo.
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