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


Judge s. G. benson has returned from the Bay
Hon. William Johnston, of Richland, is in town.
J. H. Foster, of New York, is stopping in the city
J. Bulens, OF Roserle, was in the city yesterday.
J. r. Watson returned from Monterey yesterday
Theodore Winters, OF Yolo, in the city yester.
day.
Frederick Mier, Jr, is spending a few days at the
Bay.
J. J. Smith and II. Golden, Of Auburn, are in the
city.
Donald Bruce, of San Francisco, was in the city
yesterday.
Harry Weaver has returned from brief visit to
the seaside.
Edward Earle, Of this city, is spending few days
at Monterey.
Mrs F. R. Dauforth and slaughter have gone to
J. P. Hoyt, of this city, will arrive to-day by the
Southern route.
Hundreds of Sacramento people are at Monterey
and Santa Cruz.
Misses Mary and Berthe Stanton, of this city are
visiting Alameda.
Miss Jennie Morgan has gone to San Francisco tc
remain some time.
p F. Sands has gone to San Francisco, and win be
absent several days.
Mrs. Charles n Post and Miss NJ Richardson left
for Monterey yesterday.
Joseph r. Wilkinson, of the c. P. Z. r., came W
from the Bay yesterday.
Mrs. S. wasserman and family have gone to Santa
Cruz to spend the summer.
Mrs J. Stuber eft Monday for ST. Helena, and
will be absent a few weeks.
Miss Ella ochsner goes to Forest Hill to-day fol
a few weeks visit with friends.
c. J. Jones. C. Clavenach, H. E. Howe and B. T
Burr, Of San Francisco, ara in the city.
Mrs. S. II. Bostwick and Miss Emma Gee left yes
tar1 fnr aafa In ha two ppth his
Mrs. Henry Burnham and her daughter May leave
to-day for Monterey for a two weeks stay.
G. II Swinerton and wife have gone to SAINTS
Cruz and Monterey for two months yisit.
Robert Hamilton. of the firm of Baker & Hamil
ton, came up from San Francisco last evening.
Mrs R. NJ. Briggs, Mrs. C. A. Lagrave aud Clovis
7. Aagrave, have returned from San Francisco.
S. B. Moore, of the Costumes, has gone to hide
pendence Lake, where he will remain four weeks.
Miss Emma Regain, who was visiting friends in
the city, returned to her home in Rockn yesterday
Misses Ida and Minnie Ray, of Forest HILL Placer
county, are visiting Sacramento the guests of D.
| ellis.
Misses Julia and Annie Mier, of Sacramento, leave
| to-day for a four months visit to the Eastern
| States.
Mrs L. A. Epson and family of this city, have
gone TO Pacific Grove, Monterey, to spend the
season.
Marcus ID. Boruck, proprietor Of The Spirit Of
The Times, in the city yesterday, accompanied
by his wife.
Oscar Wilde pronouuces Miss Alsatia Allen. OF
Montgomery, Ala, the most beautiful young lady
ne had seen in the United States.
Mrs. VIM. NJ. Siddons and her two daughters,
Daisy and Nellie left yesterday for Monterey where
they will remain for several weeks.
Mrs. Mary N. Spauding, of this city, left to-day
for visit OF several months to her parents in Maine
She accompanied by her daughter.
| Elwood Bruner and wife, Jennie A. Woods Alice
Flint, Fred Flint and Allison Bruner returned yes
terday from camping trlp to the Coast Range.
Miss Jennie Katzenstein, of this city. and Miss
Hattie Jerrett, of Georgetown, FL Dorado county,
returned yesterday from extended visit to ofax
and Blue Canyon.
Handkerchiefs with very minute colored borders,
and the name embroidered in a color to match that
of the border are very popular. new style has a
border in very small scallops worked in buttonhole
stitch, and with the Christian name of the owner
embroidered in corner, while in the dagonally
opposite is worked the initial of the
small star ornaments the two vacant corners.
| A wedding took place last Tuesday at the resi-
dence Of the brides parents, in Cortina township,
Colusa county, the principals being Frederick Y.
Madeley, of Sacramento, and Miss Mary +. Harris.
The groom was attended by James W. Woodland
| and his brother, Thomas W. Madeley. The brides
maids were Miss Nellie Dunlap, OF Sacramento, sis
| ter of the groom and Miss Abbie Stockton, of
Napa, cousin of the bride. Rev Mr. Keilt per-
formed the ceremony. The bride and bridegroom
received many valuable presents and gifts from their
numerous friends and relatives.
The styles of wearing the hair are various and in
dictate desire the part of the hairdressers to do
away with the graceful simplicity that has been in
vogue for some time past. Looped braids falling on
the neck replace the compact Grecan knot. The
old-fashioned Z" French twist of our mothers days
has been revived also, the large bows formed of
hair, which fashionable some twenty years ago,
| and which preceded the chignon. Finger-puffs on
the top of the head are also worn 50, too the
long dropping ringlets, falling the neck, which
the Princess Of Wales brought into favor at the time
| of her marriage.
At the residence OF Mrs. 8. NJ Stafford, Thir-
tenth, on street. yesterday, John T. Stafford
united in marriage to Miss Ida Callahan by the Rev.
II. II. Rice. Mr. Stafford for many years has been
in the employ of Wells, Fargo Co. in this city, and
Miss Callahan is well known in Sacramento Many
| friends were present when the ceremony was per.
| formed. Many and valuable presents were made
the newly -married couple. Among the presents the
| Native Sons OF the Golden West presented them
with handsome silver tea service Wells Fargo's
employees, elegant water pitcher and goblet; the
Entire Nous Club, silver pitcher ana goblet. L. w.
| Hahoney and Miss Gussie Meyer stood up with the
| couple during the marriage ceremony. The bride
and groom left the evening train for Santa Cruz