Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-06-28
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

Captain Charles Aull was in the city yesterday.
Mrs. n. Greene Curtis arrived from the East yes
terday.
Charles H. Mitchell, of Grass Valley, was in town
yesterday.
Jetted lace bonnets, stylish in shape, can be pur
chased untrimmed
Master Freddie &C. Hyde leaves to-day for brief
visit to Allen Springs.
Joseph Irish, of GEORGETOWN FL Dorado county,
came to the city yesterday.
p Leavy. of the police force, has returned from
brief visit to Hardin Springs.
Miss Lille Dunn, CT the San Francisco schools, is
spending few weeks in Auburn.
William Hamilton, Deputy County Clerk. has re-
covered from his rheumatic attack
}. L. King, J. V. Sharp and A. Meyer, OF San
Francisco, are visiting Sacramento.
Mark Thrall, advance agent Of the Hazel kirke
company. was in the city yesterday.
Up Rldred, of Sacramento, leaves for San Fran
cisco to-day, to be absent several days.
Quantity shaped carved teakwood handles are
seen upon some of the most expensive parasols.
Eli Denison, of Oakland; J. o. Hobson, of Car
son. and George Hart, of Stockton, in the city.
Miss May Nichol, OF San Pablo, classmate of
Miss Mamie Hamilton, is visiting the latter young
lady in Auburn.
DR.. H. II. Pearson and wife returned from Howell
Mountain last evening. Mrs, Persons health is
much improved.
A pretty elegance of the season are the rich col
ored street Jackets not matched TO the toilet, made
of meryeilleux or MORE.
Misses Lulu and Georgia Rotehford, of Alameda
county, spending few days In this city, and are
the guests of Mrs. J. II. Wolfe.
Little girls wear hats sashes, stockings, and rit-
bons, all matching each other in color, the favorie
hue being new deep shade of china red.
Miss Alice Brinkerhoff, OF Dixon, and her mother
have gone to their new summer residence at Los
Gatos, where they will remain during the warm
season.
Judge James A. waymire, of Department Four,
Superior Court of San Francisco, is presiding in
Department Two, Superior Court Of Sacramento
county.
The manche iuire, or square-cut flowing sleeve,
caught together at the elbow with beaded ornaments
OF rows of ribbon, tght-tting coat sleeve, is
much used with artistic toilet.
An old.fashioned style is revived in the mode of
finishing off the pointed lace. A thick cord is set
at the very edge Of the corsage and the tunic and
panniers are set just underneath the cord.
Hon. N. W. Kellogg, of Plumas county, passed
through homewari bound yesterday, from the
Democratic Convention at San jose He says, talk
about hot places but the Convention just beat them
all.
B. Hume and G. R. briggs returned yesterday
from a two weeks trip to Lassen county, where they
have been hunting and looking after their mining
interest. They report the weather cold and game
very scarce.
For the evening, feathers arranged in the hair and
on the bodies, fastened down with tiny diamond
pins, are remarkably effective. These pins are IN
the form OF birds, crescents, butterflies flowers,
stars, and insects of various species.
George Turner, ex-C Chief Justice OF Nevada, now
a resident Of San Francisco, is staying at Borlands
Hotel, Auburn. His wife and daughter with
HIM. Judge Turner was appointed to the Terri
torIal Chief JustIceship in 1:6l by President Liu
coin.
Arrivals at the Eldred House VIM. Mitchell,
Laguna w. W. Springfield, Norris Grant Michael
Picket A. Null and wife, Sam Vaughn, Thos. Grim
shaw; Thomas Reed, Costumes Chris Gillis, Sac
ramento county /; Dennis Moroncy j. Smith, Hicks
vile; J. Scoonmaker, Volcano A. o. Dugan,
Latrobe Edward Neal, Len Wollery Poney Brown,
Humboldt; A. W. Puffer, Gait; John Walsh, Con
necticut.
Arrivals at State House John Rae aud wife,
Samuel Palm. Ralph Miles, James Short, J. Probil
ard, Charles Smith, Gait; Miss Carson J. R. Myers,
San Francisco; Mrs. Trask, Ben Beckey, Willie
Beckey, Walnut Grove; K. McGowan, Orovie;
Charles Williams, E. Waterman. city; }. o. Kane,
d. l.. DAVIS, William Hicks, D. II. Cantrell, Hicks
vile; Charles Wagner, Union House; NJ. Medbury,
Costumes; Mrs. Finch, Miss Finch, Michigan Bar ;
r. T. Priest, San Jose; Miss X. b. Taylor, Rose.
vile; Ed. Segfried, CORTLAND Mrs. Howard and
child jackson valley; G. W Moore, Sacramento
county; j. Y. Davis. Freeport Z. G. Roeder,
Woodland; J. H. Atkins, Elk Grove
Among the recent arrivals at Anderson Springs,
Lake county, are the following l.. Lebenbaum,
Sol Leben0aum, NJ SalDerg, D hepeonduu' o.
Bbo, Schoenholtz, John Young, J. W. Kelsey,
Joseph Eppinger, Ned Bray, Harry Young, Miss
Aggie Mclaughlin, Mrs. Marchant, Clara Marchant,
Mrs. Joyce, Mrs. Mahon, Miss Ferron, MISC Freese,
Rev. Joseph Gallagher, Mrs. James Kelley, Mrs.
Daniel Gallagher, DR.. and Mrs. Bush, OF San Fran
cisco; p. II. Medan, Prof. Henry S. Shuppert, Rev.
John McElhatten, Rev. Hugh Logan, j. Iormey, h.
J. Gallagher, H. G. Hubbard, Captain thomas
Young and wife, j. W. OFT and J. Perozzo. OF San
Francisco; L. +. Haswell, SACRAMENTO; William 7.
Keller, ARIZONA; William Doyle, Vallejo; William
Ryan, William Ryan, Jr., DR.. Roche, Rev. a. Cul-
len, Daniel Ryan, Mrs C. H. Carpenter and Mrs. J..
Leach, of Oakland.