Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-02-08
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

William Ferguson, OF Rio Vista, is in the city.
J. Brinkerhoff OF New York, is visiting friends in
Sacramento.
George F. Van Denmark Of San Francisco, was in
the city yesterday.
Miss Title Nixon of this city, left yesterday for
a visit ID Santa Barbara.
The engagement OF Maurice Blass to Miss Amelie
Nathan, of San Francisco, is announced
The people OF CacheGille had bal masque Friday
evening that proved perfect social success.
The engagement "a reported of Miss Harriet Dan.
ziger TO Isidore Gumpertz, both of Portland, Or.
The engagement s also announced of Miss Mary
Cohn, OF Oakland, to Eugene J. Stoltz, Of San Fran
cisco.
The engagement is announced of Miss Sarah Har-
ria, of San Francisco, to A. W. Mesnor of San Der
nsrdino
The wedding of Joseph Marks and Mrs. Rachael
Breslaue-, both of Oroville, will take place next
Wednesday.
The engagement is announced of Miss Eleanore
Gaudron, of San Francisco, to Albert Dreyer, of
Portland, Or
The engagement is announced OF Miss Rosa
Hirsch, Of s IN Francisco, to Joseph Rosenthal, of
Butte City, Montana.
Another engagem ent announced is that OF Miss
Derotnea Sendermann, of Oakland, to Simon B4ch-
rath, of San Francisco.
number of the Suffer Creek young folks gave
Mi Edna Smith surprise party on Wednesday
evening, in honor Of her natal dav.
The engagements Of Martin J. Agurre to Miss
Adelna Lebau, and of Miss Flora Green to Louis
Cohn, all OF San Francisco, are annoua ced.
Miss Crocker, daughter of C W. Croker,
who has been visiting her friend Miss Lildley, IN
Sacramento, has returned to San Francisco.
Hon. Eugene Cssser'y, Mrs Casserly and Miss
Daisy Casserly, who have been spending short
time at Monterey, returned home last week
d. F. Whitmer, of Upton, Iowa, is visiting Stock
4o,, Nr i-
q view OF ttkng up his residence in that locality.
At the Eldr+d House: ellis Doty, James Castillo,
Elk Grove; William Daueherty, :. W. Taylor, Geo.
c. Furguson and wife, Forest Home; j. A. Way,
Roseville.
Tie members of Courts California and Eureka, OF
the Ancient Order Of Foresters will give JOINT ball
on Wasbingtens birthday, at Ixora Hall, on Mission
street, San Francisco.
The Executive COMMITTEES of the Pacific Ivy Club
have perfected arrangements for their forthcoming
party on Friday evening next, at Covenant Hail,
San Franci co. This affair promises to eclipse all
previous Efforts
The second social party of the "Steptem Sodaes"
was held at fuckers Hall, Alameda on Fritsy
ming last. About sixty couples of the elite OF
Alameda society participated in this most enjoyable
affair, and everything passed of in most pleasant
and agreeable manner.
Archery clubs are becoming all the rage at Red
Bluff. Two have been organized, and two more are
in course of organization. When we get boat club
q
eating club, we presume our people would then lie
satisfied with a Bohemian elub.-[Sentirel.
Clipped rosettes appear in their glory on round
hats OF black velvet where the front and almost The
entire left side is covered by these bstly masses in
pale cslors, pink a8d light blue, with dead white
for instance, forming altogether most striking
headgear. The brim is often fringed with facetted
Jet balls sewn about II inches apart.
The family of D. Maloney. of the Hawkeye
Altaville, were surprised Friday evening week
fx-a Ia a1-r nF fnil
the intention of having Z good time. They were
not disappointed for the hospttahle mansion OF Mr.
Maloney thrown open for their benefit Dlne-
ing was INDUCED in until O'Clock Saturday morn
ing.
In the city yes. eriay: Ms. C. G. Crlndall, j. VI
Steele, Cousa: 7. r. stephens, Piac rville; v. l.
Oh amberlain, Yolo A. Reavis, Lassen county; =.
Halen, A. hasich, Folsom; Alexander Torges Jr.,
w. c. Harris, A a. Wood, San Francisco; P P
Cnam6erlai Frank Laldaw Redwood City; L. d.
Fullmer, Oakland; William Johnston, Rich,and; p.
T. Louibourow and wife. W H. CARPENTER and wife,
D. W .tkins N White, Ell Dorado; George Hopkins,
Buckeye: George Allen. su' ter Creek j. w. Beck
WITH Gait; vii m Teriin, Amercn river; A.
korn Germantown /; r. G. Barber. 0rsyille; L N.
Ragan aud wife. L C. Fnney, Plymouth; 4. MeGill,
George Van de Mark, San Fsaaeisco; T. Ross,
Franklin; l.. Green, Sac aEento river.
new art-cuitus which IS SO much ta'kei of is
often misunderstood through caGfgnnding Of its
terms and titles with those OF older and inors ia
lJutlonS lb ucN
clature. To designate a be lever IN the gospel
as esthsfic is {, eave unnoted the very element
that distinguished him from thu vast multitude who
possess u perception OF beauty To apply to him
the term artistic is slug his distinction in still
wider genera izatior. The disciple II the faith
is Of esthetic and artistic. but he eai to
be so much more at the same time, tina. he a'mo,t
dislans these common possess o If his fellow
men, Having experienced what ne calls a second
birth he is beyond the plane Il Der ly utltarian
AMI sensuons art He has become oDe Of he elect
company who's sight j. Illuminated and whose soul
is entranced with the ineff bic ch rms of b9auty.