Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-03-31
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

A grand May-day picnic will be given in Suffer
Greek by the happy people of that section.
A school entertainment will be given in Clinton,
Amador county, April 18th. The Pine Grove ANA
teurs will assist by giving drama
The reunion of the Good Templars at Truckee
Tuesday night sspoken of by the Republican as the
most pleasant social event OF the season.
wv. E. Doan was rendered a surprise party at bis
! residence, 1924 street. on Tuesday evening Inc
evening spent very pleasantly. Some fifteen
couples we're In attendance.
Nevada City has sewing school that is attended
by married and single ladies. The school meets at
regular intervals, at the house of member, and no
scandal OF gossip is allowed.
At the Eldred House j. S. Philippi Pleasant
Grove George Esterbrook, Cosumnes; John Long,
Stone House; Tim Grace, James Grace, Folsom !;
John w. Cornell, Reuter-; G. w. Caples, Deer
Creek Peter wager, S. B. Riggs, Folsom.
Wilbur F. George, ]. H. Stafford, Lieutenant Geo.
T. Bush Lieutenant John H. Miller, Frank d. Ryan
and Talbot II. Wallis, who accompanied the remains
of the late Jos. H. Wallis to Mayfeli last Monday,
returned to Sacramento Wednesday evening
Fashionable ladies wear their hair low on the
forehead either in curry fringe waved. Behind,
it droops on the nape OF the neck in coil loops
brads. Flowers are sometimes worn in the evening
in small guantities-just one large flower spray
At Yankee Jims, on the evening of the 18th in
slant, q goodbye party was given to Martin L.
Donellin, of Kelton, Utah, who had been visiting
his old home at Yankee Jim's. There was large at
tendance, and the affair was prominent social
event.
Says the Downieville Messenger: The masquer sde
ball held Friday evening, March 18th, under the
auspices of the Downeville Social Club, was grand
success it deserved to be, for the Club had been
unweared in their efforts to make it Ii the
first masked ball ever held in this town.
There will be large exodus Of mountain excur.
sionsts this year; some of our people already
casting their eyes in the direction of the Lassen
Buttes, Mount Shasta and the Coast Range. The
roads generally in good condition, but the pre-
vailing dust will be encountered We understand
there will be parties to Shasta from many
parts of the State this season-LRed Bluff Sentine'
In jackson, Amador county, on the 2Sth instant,
C. C. Kane of Woodland, was married to Miss C. L.
Aitken. The ceremony was. performed by the Rev.
III. Stewart, Of jackson. Charles W. Paine, OF Sac.
ramento and Miss Julia Cook cousin of the bride)
acted as groomsman and bridesmaid respectively
The bride was the recipient of many valuable pres
ents. The happy couple left for San francisco,
where they will remain a few days. and then return
to Woodland, their future home.
DIR. NJ Gardner, j. s. Woods and J. s. George
arrived home yesterday from trip of several weeks
to Mexico and Arizona, where the party went in
quest of health and for recreation. DR.. Gardner
and Mr.. Woods return greatly improved in health,
the former bringing back twelve pounds increase of
weight. G. W. Carey, who was also OF the party.
and was in very poor health when he went away, has
remained for few days in Tucson, while en- route
home and is also greatly improved.
In the city yesterday Miss Carrie williama, Vir.
ginia City W. P Orr, Frank Edwards, San Fran.
cisco; B. F. Kelly, Dixon; F. S. spaulding and
wife, E. R. Lowe and son, Woodland; G. Griffith
and wife, Robert II. Roberts, Andrew Glanford,
Penryn; Sol Runyon CORTLAND; N. E. De Foyer,
Modesto wv. B. Bradford, Franklin: Mrs. Brison,
C. F. Smith, REUTERS; }. S Murchson, ]. Murchi.
son, s. A. Salisbury, Pleasant Grove NJ. L. Isham,
Clarksburg C. NJ. Foster, H. Bogart, San Fran.
cisco J. NJ Hicks, Kalamazoo; E. V. Thorn, Chas.
Jacobs. Miss McDermott, c. Schmidt San Francisco;
R. Leech, Grass Valley; VIM. P. Smith, San Joa-
auin; S. A. Rankin, Pittsburg C. II. Garoutte,
Woodland.
The Wild(e) Sunfower Club at the Wednesday
evening meeting at the residence Of DIR. w. A.
Briggs made the occasion compliment to NJ c.
Loomis, who is about to go East. Art work by Miss
Julia Briggs, Mrs. Eugene Gould. Mrs. W. NJ. Lyon,
Mrs W. F. Jackson, Mrs. A. J. Kennedy. W. F.
Jackson, Mrs. C. NJ. Prodger Miss Clara 0rth, Miss
Kate Skeels Miss Maggie B. Little, Vim. Skeels and
N. c. Loomis, exhibition. The following
were elected members: Miss Minnie Irwin, of
Placerville Mr.. and Mrs. c. NJ. Fitzgerald, George
town; Mr.. and Mrs. Alex. Chalmers, Stockton;
Mr.. and Mrs. Sparrow Smith, VIM. Skeeis, Mrs. a.
J. KENNEDY, Miss Julia Briggs Miss Ella Smith, q.
7. Sprigg, Battle Mountain.