Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-03-22
SOCIAL AND PEE s1NAL.

Major BIakeney passed through the city yester-
day.
B. R. Croker and wife LETT for Los Angeles ytster-
day morning.
Judge W. s. Mesick passed through from San
FRANCISCO to Carson yesterday.
Mrs. John Yost and children came to the city
| from San Francisco yesterday.
Sir Thomas and Lady Hesketh leave England for
California on the 10Th of this month.
DR.. H. H. Pearson, OF this city, returned yestt r
day from short visit to San Francisco.
MIR and Mrs H. E. Henderson, of Montana, are
visiting in California at the Baldwin Hotel
Daniel Cook and wife and Mrs D. D. Cotton will
arrive from the East this rning 10 special ear.
c. Mccormick, of San Francisco, arrived here yes
terday, and will remain in this city about wet k
Mr. and Mrs. j. s. Nance, OF Salinas City, cele-
brated their golden wedding last evening by reCep-
ton.
HI H. Kirkham and Mr. and Mrs R. T. Graham
arrived on the steamer California, from Oregon last
Saturday
A pleasant party was given at the residence of B.
kozminsky last evening in honor OF the wedding OF
his sister -naw.
Mrs J. C. Howes, OF Boston, has arrived in Salinas
! City, aud will spend the SUNNI Ell there with her SIS
| ter, Mrs. Fred. May.
j.. W. Dench, of Placerville, came up from San
Francisco Yesterday, and Will leave for FL Dorado
county this morning.
| VIM. Radcliffe, the popular baggageman Of the
California Pacific, has recovered from his cent ILL.,
ness and is on duty again.
Mrs. Colonel Woods, of Oakland, who has been to
Europe for year more, has arrived in New York,
/ and will return home In a few weeks.
G. H. Fowler, Charles Tiffin, J. Graham, J. F.
Granger ard d. A. Cline, Of Single Springs, FL
Dorado county, are visiting Sacramento.
Last Saturday evening there was grand masquer-
ade ball given at Swiss Station, in this county.
Several couple from the city were in attenda
Miss Sadie Leibert and Miss Mary Vaughan,
daughter Of Ex-Governor Vaughan, of Utah, VIII be
guests of Miss Katie Kelly of the Napa Soda Springs,
in May.
| R. H. Pratt, Superintendent Of the Sacramento
Division of the Central Pacific R5iro I'd, returned
| Monday evening from the Summit Mr.. Pratt was
at the of the snow blockade during the entire
storm.
The domino and mask carnival given by the
| Downievle Social Club Monday night WAS largely
attended although Fl rec driving snow-storm was
raging and most all the roads and ira Is were block
| AIDED Armory Hall was brilliantly Illuminated and
| decorated.
In all respects the most noteworthys cial happen
| ing of the past week in Sopoma was the sheet and
| pillow case party, given at the home OF Ma or and
| Mrs E. Rufus, last Thurs lay evening. There were
about forty present, representatives, of the fashion
| and culture Of the valley.
The students of the University Of California will
| give entertainment and hop at the coll,ge build
|
be appropriately celebrated The exercises will
! take place in the morning, and the afternoon will
| be devoted to dancing.
The Rod and Gun Club OF Gilroy held their regu
lar meeting Monday last, and the game supper
| was spread at the Williams House the following
| night Never was there a more substantial prospect
of good eating presented to the guests says the
Uocdte. Pyramids of quail on toast, rows of roast
duck, goose pie, pickles, preserves, boiled hams
| cakes, in most tempting and delicious array.
! cof
ford, Davisyille Michael Pickett and wife, William
Elder, James Conner, Richard Hauskins, Bud Con
ner, Costumes; II. E, Fdirinan, Alder Creek Alex
| Jones' city C w Street, C. P. r. r.; Z. c. Newell
| House C. W. Schleffer lobe Testle, Latrobe !; w
C. Cummington Nicholas; c. C. Graves, Woodland
The latest thing in evening dress for men o
fashion in England is to have their dress coats
sashed with satin White waistcoats are also much
worn 1t is true that some distinction should be
made between the costume of the guests and that
OF the walters for not long ago hostess making W
q set fquadres asked one of the walters to choose
partner, thinking he was guest who had not beer
introduced.
A grand masquerade ball was given at Hills Ferry
on the night of the 18th instant, in the Masonic
Hall building, under the auspices OF the knights OF
| Honor. Fifty couples were en- masque and fifty or
| seventy-fve others were present. line supper
| W served at II NJ, and thea the dancing re-
sumed and kept up unit o'clock in the morning
1t wi long he remembered as one OF the most sue
cessiul balls ever given it that place.
In the city yesterday Paul q. Blum, St Paul
J. b. Cooke Cousa d. Gildmacher, Santa Ana
F. Seller, F. Cook, Mrs. Folger, San Francisco; ].
IDresel, Sonoma; John NJ. Davis, Oil City, Pa; A.
Judis, New York; A. Abbott Marysvi lie; I. II. b.
| McLerran Woodbridge; John Murphy, NJ. Curran
Stanislaus county Miss Kean, Mrs. Martin. Wood
land G. +. Packer. Princeton; Ira Robbins, Miss
Kate Cox, G. W. Schmidt, Dutch Flat; Mrs r. N
Thomas, Charles Wilson, H. d. Kercheval, Mark
Thall, r. Day, A. Thornton, L. Huntington. San
| Francisco p Moulton Grass Valley. ID. III. Young
love aud wife, Mrs. Hill, Mrs Butterfeld, lone; A
Thornton, Fred. viney, Newhope N. J: E. Totten
Grass Valley II. NJ. Stacy and wife, Lincoln l.
Meiss, Iaguna; L. Wilcox, Costumes; George Cor
nlsh and family, Clarksburg D. Mcclure. Drytown
d. R. Hunt, Freeport; G. jerks, Placerville: Mrs
Pierce Los Gatos D. L. Chr1sman, Pleasant Grove