Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-03-16
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

return to the great popularity Of polka dots il
imminent.
Dotted Spanish lace chemisettes are made in pom
padour squares.
Harry Lathror, of this city, is visiting his sistel
! in San francisco.
| A musical convention will be held in Santa Rosa
| April 4th, 9Th, 9th and 9TH.
Miss Efie Fgbert, OF Oakland, is visiting Mr.. and
| Mrs. W. B. Storey, at Cofax.
| General Grant has transferred his Long Branch
! property, worth $4,000, to his wife
John S. Young, formerly of Virginia City, is Cap
tain of militia company in DAILY, N. N.
The Fl Dorado County Teachers Institute v i'll be
he'd at Placeryille on Tuesday, March 21st.
Suniower yellow, eglantine pink and pale sea.
| green are three esthetc colors in high vogue.
| J. NJ. Hawkins formerly city editor OF the Marys
vile appeal, has returned from Tennessee, where
| he went about year ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. George L. Chase and Mr.. and Mrs.
George Kellogg, all Of Hartford, Conn, are travel
ing together through this country.
Costumes, accompanied with outside wraps same
material, are generally made up very plainly; the
buttons, however, are very beautiful.
s. W. Kyle, late Of Auburn, more recently con.
nected with the Lincoln mine, has gone to Arizona
to take charge of battery in mill at Contention
Henry Irving, the actor, and Dr. Robertson
Smith, the Scotch Presbyterian Biblical writer have
Just been elected to the Atheneum Club Of London.
The Rev Edward E. Hale will soon sail for
Europe. He is going to Spain with his artist dsugh-
ter who intends to copy there some Of Velasquez's
pictures.
Wilcox the heads OF three prominent Eastern man.
ufacturing establishments, paying visit to
| this coast.
One of the prettiest lace pins in diamond jewelry
is reap-hook, set in graduated stones, with
pent, also in diamonds, turned around the blade its
eyes being small rubies.
Trianon fans of black and white feathers alter
nating having handles of Oriental jet set with
pearls, are in fashionable keeping with the black
and white effects in dress.
Nevada papers publish report that Sam. Davis,
the journalist, and at present CITY editor OF the Salt
Lake Tribune, is to receive the appointment OF
United States Marshal for Utah.
The season for winter novelties is now at an end
in fact, Partisan modistes and dressmakers are al
ready busy with the spring fashions. There is al
ready quite display of light fabrics, flowers straw
hats and bonnets.
Misses Clara Lynch and Nellie Volrntine cele
brated their birthday by party at the Empire
Hotel, Shasta, Friday evening of last week. The
spacious parlors well filed with the youth and
beauty of the town.
pleasant birthday surprise party took place last
Eric ay at the residence Of Miss Bertha Nicholson
Napa, given in honor of the young lady by about
thirty young people. There was fine music, and
very superior collation. was served.
In spite of all the modstes efforts, small bonnets
continue to be preferred for little cap bonnet with
its dainty lace border dainty little couture, FAR
more becoming than the huge poke Fashion has
been trying to persuade us to adopt.
Portraits of George Washington and Martha
Washington now conspicuous objects In the
&C Blue Paror" at the White House. They were
painted in 1906 and were brought from England re-
Gently by their owner, an Engiishman.
At Chico, the children, grandchildren and many
friends of Mrs. David Allen gave her surprise
party last Friday at her home. Mrs. Allen has
passed her three score and ten years, but is still
strong and WELL time having dealt lightly with her.
The hair is worn low on the brow, either in curly
fringe or waved. Behind it DROPS in the nape OF
the neck in coil, in loops or brads. Flowers are
sometimes worn in the hair in the evening in small
ouantities-iust one large flower spray near the
left ear.
Minister A. A. Sargent, who is stopping at his own
residence, San Jose avenue, in San Francisco,
was kept busy yesterday receiving calls from his
friends He will remain in San Francisco about
three weeks, and then leave for Berlin via New
York and Washington
Major General Ramsey U. S. A., retired, who re.
Gently celebrated in Washington the S)th annver-
sary OF his birthday, was it is said, the first child
vaccinated in the United States north Of the Poto
mac The virus for his was sent from London
by DIR. Jenner himself
At the Eldred House: E. C. Newell, Stockton !;
George White, e j. Lynch, Brighton II. F. VIII
boy Placeryille; Mrs. Geo. Painter, Miss Florence
Nightingale, Miss Maud Mcclure and sister, San
Francisco John Morrison, Cahte.
In the city yesterday. Cunningham, j. Critic,
Oakland P. Moulton, Grass Valley; E. II. Gay
lord Truckee L. Vann, L. Euphrat, Charles Kiau,
H. E. Bothin II. Gotherman, II. K. Mann, II. A.
Craig VIM. Fl. Cone, San Francisco; VIM. John
ston, Richand A. 7. Cotton, Tulare s. A. Howell,
Costumes; A. Hauworth, PIacerville; s. S. Hins
did, Clarksburg; John Y. Davis, Freeport Carrie
R Baker, Antioch W. G. Baker, Mrs. J. r. Pearee,
Ogden.
The quiet Of the Lenten season gives the house
keeper opportunity to lightly turn to thoughts of
table and bed linen and such domestic elegances and
economies The offer of cup Of tea, if chances
to be visitor ats o'clock, is coming to be as COM
mon matter here as in England, and it is very
pretty occasion to display dainty devices in cloths
and china without the parade of a set table. The
table used is low one, kept especially for this yur
pose, so as to be unIncumbered with books, etc.
when wanted.