Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-04-19
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

J. j. Campbell, OF the Gait Gazette is in the city
n D. Rideout came down from Marysville yester
day.
A. Stettheimer, of Marysville, was in the city yes
terday.
n. Dodsworth, of Los Angeles, is visiting friend.
in the city.
Mrs. A. c. Hinkson, of Sacramento, is visiting hel
mother, Mrs. DR.. Hunt OF Nevada city.
Matthew Cooke, Chief Horticultural Officer Of
the State left for San Lorenzo yesterday.
W. Cronan, C. H. Carter, R. A. Pogue and P H
McGrew, of San Francisco, are visiting the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. T. Goodman, formerly of Nevada
have taken up th.ir residence permanently in San
Francisco.
Isaac A. Ballou, near Santa Rosa, is seventy-sy
years old, and still does full days work In the
open field
been visiting friends in Sacramento, returned to her
home Monday.
Mrs. A. A. Jost and child, who have been visiting
relatives and friends in Gait and vicinity for the
past ten days. returned home yesterday.
Senator W. A. Cheney leaves here to day for Los
Angeles, with view of making that place his future
home if he fnds the situation to his liking.
A sou OF the late John S. C. Abbott, who is a deaf
mute, was recently married to Lowell lady who is
also a deaf mute 1t was very quiet affair.
Mrs. Henry Scott and Mrs. Judge Sanderson OF
San Francisco, will leave on the 18th proXmo for
New York, and thence for Europe oil the 18th fol-
lowing.
Miss Annie Stephenson, who las been visiting her
sister, Mrs. Stitt, at Yseta, near Ell Paso, Texas
for some months past, returned last week to her
home at Vacaville.
Rich embroidery on silk or satin rufies, cloge
Venetian patterns wrought upon those of net Dor
dered with SNOWY Spanish lace friils are used upon
the new spring parasols.
1t is rumored III society circles of Portland. Or
that the next wedding in high life will be that oil
Miss Ella Cole, daughter OF Hon. George E. Cole
and Mr.. Thomas Leahy, OF the Merchants Exchange
OF that place.
At the Eldred House: H. Barton, T. G. Barton
j. R. Barrett Deer Creek H. Romein, Freeport
Mrs. Perry Fam, A. A. Sanders, James Tew Cosum
mes; A. j. Bump, Iseton z. w. Smith, w. Spen
GER, Ell Paso, Tex.
A communication has been received at this Office
in which it is requested that Mrs. A. E. Mead OIL
John Gallo send their address to Mrs. NJ NJ White
box Isl, Eddyville, Wapello county, Iowa. Califor
mia and Montana papers please copy"
Plaids are again favored and for girls in theil
teens are shown some stylish walking costumes
made entirely of Roman plalded surah of heavy
quality, and In deep, rich color5, green and golG
predoinating. These dresses killed all the way
up, the coat bodices for the street being of somt
-coored material embroidered in the prevailing
colors of the plaids in the skirt Where a sash il
added to the Killed dress, it matches that of the
bodices in color and decoration.
At Nevada City, the other evening, these young
ladies gave " A Broom Drill Party that was tht
event OF the season Miss Edith White Captain
and Misses Helen G.. Nafziger, Emml Cove Amelis
Hook, Allie Smith, Ella Greeley, Emma Smith
Katie Sharp, Clara Hetherington, Emily Rolfe MARY
Gray, Allie Crawford Mary Gault, Mary Richards
Genevieve Bowerman, Ida Allen, Sallie Hill, Gle
menee lsoard, Title Lisson Annie o'Donne katit
Mattison, Addie Downie, Rachael Hughes, Salli,
Groves, Mile Nafziger.
The ball given under the auspices of Newcastl,
Grange, No. PAL, at Penryn, on the 7th slant, Wal
brilliant affair socially, and very great success
tinanciallr. The dance was given in Masonic Hall
a large and handsome structure, and the supper wa!
spread in the Good Templars Hall near BY From
the sale of tickets it is estimated that there wer
nearly eighty couples present, including besides
very general turn out from the surrounding coun
ty, representatives from Auburn Newcastle, iDo
ROcklin, Roseville, Lincoln and Pilot Hill.
That last beat gift to women who do their owl
shopping, the ulster is as popular ever and, th
spring, is made up OF handsome goods of ever,
kind, from the notified cheyiots to the fine CLOTH
fabrics ia fashionable colors to match walking suits
OF flannel, the fayorte shade being of dark myrtle
green, tailor made and trimmed only with coubl,
OF gold washed buttons partly covered Will
green enamel. These dark green listers are bott
lady-like and seryiceable, and are considered The
most elegant OF the varied styles of utility wfaps
There was large attendance at the prize bal
given Easter Monday at Gridley. The commit
tee to judge the watzing consisted OF L. q
Stone Il. Gridley and l.. STAIRS. The first prize fol
the best lady waltzer awarded to Miss Emily
Taylor silver napkin-rng. The first prize for tn,
best gentleman walter was awarded to George Rob
inson-a gold ring The second ladies' prize went
to Mss Lizzie Ware-a silver cup. picture tram,
awarded to Tim. Elliott for the most endurance
in Waiting The prizes for the greatest endurance
in the polka were not awarded, owing to t. c impos
sibility OF dancing down any Of the eight couple.
that were contestiD2.
In this city yesterday J. j. Campbell, c. West
R. Scott Gait; II. Wonderly and wife, Placervie
B. Burt, Amador; Robert Hillnan. ophir H. D
Marshall, RoSeville K Stacey, Rocklin; Alexande
Donaldson, Pleasant Grove; o. S. Turril, Walnu
Grove; DR.. J. NJ. Mathews, San Francisco C
Barnes, Oregon: A. Wagner, L. w. Lee, Nicolaus
Vim. Hicks, Hicksville; r. b. Hathaway Martinez
Warren Dutton, Tomales; James L. King LIE,
Jacobs, +. c. Emmett and wife, H. D. Leyenson
Charles II. Carter, William Crcnau, R. Pogee. Mrs
Ferdinand and sister, Miss Nellie Waterhouse oui
Sloss Jr., H. Newell, J. S. Romer Charles L. r. v
nolds, Chas s. Buell. Edward Skies, San Francisco
J. NJ. Walker, Sebastopol; Harry Clark, Cnvingtop
KY; r. NJ. Turner, Butte county; A. J. Holmes
Redding; Mrs. II. 4. Warehouse, BROOKLYN; p II
McGrew Oakland J. E. Fruk, Berkeley; NJ Frank
Maine; VIM. Johnston, Richland; Tyler D. Haskell
| Stanislaus; Il. II. Duke, Marysville j. S. Mayes
Dixon j. Abbay, Oakland; Thos. Wellock, Fresno
| J. C. Mulligan, Colusa Mrs. NJ. Fairchild, Ell Do
RADIO; JOSH III Boucher, Chico Mrs Collins Miss NJ
Collins CORTLAND; Captain VIM. Walker, j. w
| Colman, n. Dodsworth, San Francisco Eli Denni
son, Oakland R. E. Coricon Salisbury Station II
P. James, Petersham, Mass.