Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-06-14
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.


J. H. Finlay left yesterday for Monterey.
W. F. Stone, of Willows, is visiting Sacramento
Miss Jennie Lndley is visiting friends at the Bay
E. Black Ryan returned to San Francisco yester.
day.
Rev. F. F. Jewell, D. D., and family are at Mon
terey.
Matthew Cooke returned from San Francisco yes
terday.
P. J. Harvey, of this city, went to Stockton yes
terday.
Mrs Dr. Stone, of Marysville, is visiting friends
in Sacramento.
C. C. Steele, Of this city, leaves for Butte City,
Montana, to-day.
Superintendent J. A. Fillmore came up from San
Francisco last evening.
Miss Addie Spauldng, of Oakland, has gone East
to remain several months.
Mrs. Robertson, of Reno is on visit to her sis
ter, Mrs. Blown, Oakland.
DR.. Pierce came down from 0roville yesterday
and will go East Saturday.
Mrs. S L. jackson, from Marysville, is visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. Bell, Oakland
Alex. johnson and family departed from Alameda
last Monday for Denver, Col.
Bishop and Mrs. Kip have returned to San Fran
cisco from southern California.
j. Deuch, Of Placerville, and N. D. Birmingham,
OF Garden Valley, are in the city.
Judge Hoffman, Of San Francisco has gone off on
his regular vacation to Pescadero.
Mrs J. c. ellison and family, of Oakland, have
departed for Monterey to rusticate.
Mrs. W. W. Stow and family and Colonel Gray
and daughters are at the Yosemite.
Mrs Taber and sister and Mrs. Smith left San
Francisco for the Yosemite Saturday.
DR.. Dodge, of Denver has been on visit to Mr..
and Mrs. Musser, of Mission San JOSE
Mrs Moore, of Auaheim is visiting her parents,
the Rev. and Mrs. Brier at Centerville.
James Grayson passed through from Virginia
City yesterday en- route to San Francisco
Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. Koenig, OF Oakland, leave for a
trip to Germany to-day, to be gone year.
Judge l. S. Belcher, of Marysville, passed through
the city, en- route to San Francisco, yesterday.
Mrs Godoy returned to San Francisco from the
East with her two children on Wednesday last.
Mrs Scott wife OF Captain L. s. Scott, Postmaster
at Salem, Oregon, is visiting Mr. and Mrs. Trotter,
Oakland.
Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Morehouse returned home to
Oakland from trip to the Yosemite Valley, on Fri.
day last.
Judge Stephen J. Field and family passed through
the city yesterday en- route from the East to San
Francisco
Rev. F. Walker has resigned the pastorate of the
First Presbyterian Church in Virginia City and re-
turned East.
Mrs. Samuel D. Mayer, of San francisco, will sail
for Europe from New York on or about the LIST OF
next month.
Miss Lizzie Smith, daughter OF W B. Smith, will
leave Oakland in few days for trip TO the Ha-
waiian Islands.
H. A. Wallis left Washington Corners on Wednes-
day. for Massachusetts,, and will spend the summer
with his family
John Boggs and wife, Of Cousa and Mrs. Charles
Kaiser and daughters, Of saltwater, New, visit
ing Sacramento.
Mrs Judge o. C. Pratt and daughters, the Misses
JONES' left for Monterey last week, where they will
remain for the season.
Mrs George Curtis has returned from San Fran.
cisco to her home in Prescott, Arizona with her
daughter, Miss Hettie Curtis.
Miss Katie Bowles, of Chico, spd Il. W. Blum, Of
Sacramento will arrive in this city by the overland
train from the East this morning.
Deputy Sheriff William Arlington has returned
from the State OF Nevada, where he has been for
the last two weeks on some special detective duty
Hon. James R. Lowe, of San Jose, started on Fri
day for Washington city and Mexico. He goes on
business and in search OF health. He will be absent
about two months
The Count and Countess De Tocquevie, with
Miss Ralston and George and The, dore lie Roy,
started Thu sday from San Francisco for a trip
through the Yosemite Valley.
Mrs. n D. Rdeout, Miss Grace Rideout, Miss
Matte Belcher and Miss Belle Mcdonald, of MarYs-
VILE and Miss Cora Wallace, OF San Francisco, left
San Francisco on Thursday for Yosemite, TO be
There was large gathering OF the friends OF DR..
and Mrs. Hatch at their residence, on street,
Monday evening, to welcome their son, DR.. Fred W.
HATCH and his bride, who arrived from the East on
Saturday last The doctor and his wife will take up
their residence at Napa.
Arrivals at the Eldred House: II. Alltuker, N.
Anderson San Francisco AL. Anore, Yolo county
Mrs. ]. II. Hamilton, Miss Annie Hamilton, Sc.
bastopol Thos. Armstrong, city; Miss Julia Tay.
lor Alfred Richardson, E. s. Taylor, Michigan Bar
Miss Annie Devore Forest Home; N. p Rogers,
Pleasant Grove A. o. Dugan, Latrobe.
Mrs. c. W. Davenport. formerly of this city, but
for the last ten years resident OF san FRANCISCO,
has been in Sacramento for the last two DAYS guest
of Mrs j. T. Grifftts she returns to San Francisco
this morning; but will pass through here on Satur-
day evening, on her way to Chicago, to make that
city her future home, Mr. Davenport having gone In
| business there.
One great feature Of stylish dress can neither be
very pleasing to wearers nor makers that is the
tremendous ruches and puffings which border skirts
to such an awkward degree; the oh coree, for in
stance four or five inches wide, and made OF two
three thcknesses of silk sometimes OF shaded tnts,
and in cases of different colors altogether, the lat
| ter. where gayly striped fabrics are introduced,
| A. the state House N o. Birmingham, FL Do.
| RADIO Frank A. Besse, New Bedford J. w. Deuch,
PIaceryile; Mitchell Mott, Missouri; J. Maltby,
| A Vent. Carson Creek; Howard Biri, CITY
| George Hopkins, Michigan Bar; A Knees knights
| Landing; Worth Bryan, REUTERS; Mr.. J: V.
| Simms Miss Simms, Courtland Ben Beckiey, Wal
1 nut Grove; j. 7. Amos and wife, Florin; J. d.
| Sanders. c. Metcalf Pleasant Grove II. d. Moore,
| c. N Parker, New Hope; X. J. Brown, Lodi
| Frank YaQer and wife, San Francisco.