Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-07-04
Social AHD PERSUNAL.


Henry Bdelmsn, of San Francisco, is visiting this
city.
Mr.. aud Mrs. E. Il. TYron have returned to the
city.
Isaac Crum and James Clifford have gone to Mon
| terey.
DR.. De Lam4ter, of Colorado, was in the city yes-
terdsy.
George A. Doekstadter arrived on the moor train
yesterday
Samuel Miller. Tourist Agent, came up from the
Bay yesterday.
General n. ?. Chapman came down from Red
Bluff yesterday.
MISS Z. a Seeey ha3 returned home Tor 4 few
weeks vacation.
Miss Mary Baker is visiting Sacramento city the
guest OF Mrs. Iii Baker.
Clark Crocker came up on the noon train from
San Francisco yesterday.
Thomas P. Ford, late OF Sacramento. Is The Fourth
Of July orator at SIsanville
Daniel Mason, wife and child, of Newcastle, on
visit to friends IN this city.
C. 6. Giyens, OF this city, Will arrive from the
East next Thursday morning.
The Misses Sullivan Of San Francisco, visiting
Mrs. j. u. k0hner, OF this city.
Mrs Oliver Peterson went to San Francisco yes
terjay morning to visit friends there.
Mrs. Eli Baker has returned from a three weeks
visit to friends and relations in Yolo county.
David Levy has returned from Arbuckle and will
spend few days with his parents in this city.
A lawn party by'ladies OF church at Stockton,
one evening last week, proved great success
Mrs. Sutherland, after few months stay in this
city, left yesterday for her home in Santa Rosa.
Dr.J. c. Stockton, OF Stockton, has been visiting
Sacramento, but returned to his home yesterday
A moonlight party at the residence of Mrs. II. P.
Briscoe, Chico, last week, the social event Of the
week.
Large emeralds and pale yellow topazes, separated
by diamonds, are frequently mounted together in
lace pin.
Novelties in real jewelry are pale pink pearls and
turquoises mounted together, and SET IN small hne
diamonds.
Pointed corssges pulled pannier5, and bouffan'
tournures make those who wear them look very
Elizabethan.
Mrs E. Newell OF Dixon, aud Miss L. Gillespie, OF
Suisun visiting Sacramento, the guests of Mrs.
o. Z. Seeley.
Mrs. Maggie Moore, who has been visiting her old
home in this city for some weeks, returned to San
Francisco Sunday.
made of Madras muslin window curtains in Oriental
designs and colors.
Parasols are very large, and made 10 look larger
by the lace and embroidered volautes with which
they are bOrdered.
Frank Sutherland left yesterday morning and
sent about six wesks.
H. C. G9yson, mining superintendent, passed
through the city yesterday route from San Fran
cisco to Virginia City.
Joe Harris Tor 4 long time proprietor Of tn
" Railroad Exchange in this city but now resid-
Ing in San Francisco, is in Sacramento.
J. c. Stubs, General Freight Manager Of the
Central Pacific, returned TO San Francisco Monday
morning. leaving his family here Tor Il visit.
H. T. Motcali, agent for the Breede, and Sports
man. is visiting the city the interest OF his paper
The paper alluded to is tina. recently established by
James Cairn Simpson.
H. J. Webster, of Vallejo, being about to leave
that place. was given sheet and pillow-case party
last week that proved to be of the most
ful social reunions of the season there.
Miss Lille L. Bonte daughter OF Rev. DR.. J. II.
c. Bonte, Secretary of the State University will be
married at Berkeley oil the Sd OF August to Lieu.
tenant George W. Reed, OF San Francisco.
surprise party was given to P. B. Jensen at
Twenty.iifth and streets, Saturday evening, July
LIST. About fifty Of his friends were present, and
splendid time was had Dancing and singing were
INDUCED in until an early hour.
The good folks OF Folsom gave festival and
dance last Friday evening, the proceeds OF which
taiDnent consisted OF Rotations, charades, tab
leaux, plays, etc, winding mp with social dance,
which was continued until Saturday morning, when
all dispersed, highly pleased-with the evenings en-.
tertainment Among those present were Mr.. and
Mrs. l. IT, Smith, DR.. and Mrs. Durant, Mr.. and
Mrs. Sissinvine, Mr.. and Mrs. c. II. Jolly, Mr. and
Mrs John Lawton, Mr.. and Mrs. l. W. Hall, Mr..
and Mrs. H. L. Hastings, Mr.. and Mrs. T. J. Adams.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. Perry, Mr. and Mrs NJ Doll, Mr..
and Mrs. NJ. Riddle, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Taylor,
Mr.. and Mrs. P. wager, Mr.. and Mrs James Heaton,
Misses Edith Smith, Addie Davis, Kate Harris, Cor
ME and Sarah Lawson. Katie Hamilton, May Cros
sett Martha Farmer, Mary Burke, Minnie Fischer,
Annie Fischer Emma Fischer, Lou Imh0f, Alice
Conn., Rosa cohn, Emma Moore, Julia Williamson,
Maggie Cooney, Title Burke, Ida McNamee, -
Nayberry, Mesdames Harry Arrend, Sarah Fletcher,
Joe Stamper, Jake Lyman, George White, William
Nichols, Emma Brink. The following gentlemen
were there also: William Myers, A. E. Arnold,
Thomas Kane, 4. Ely, Fred. P. Burnham, |. II.
Smith, Jr., William Imhof, C. Sissnyine, L. wager,
c. o spaulding, Joe Kinney, Harry Brigham, Ike
GER 7. Bierns, A. W. Mars, Frank Myers, R. d.
Wilson, George Houx, Hon. Ed. Christy, R. Wins
lou. Iarnh q lhln md many others