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

Theodore Winters is in the city.
Lace open work is newer than clocks on stockings
Cadet blue cloth jackets are worn with black
dresses.
Presley Dunlap and wife returned from Newcastle
yesterday.
Caleb Dorsey, of San Francisco, is spending few
days in Sacramento.
Mrs. II. Perry h,s gone to Monterey to remain a
month by the seaside.
White flannel dresses will be popular in the coun-
try with young ladies.
NJ. S. Hammer, who has been spending a few
weeks at Austin Creek, has returned to this city,
Mrs. VIM Bansman came up from San Francisco
Saturday to spend couple of days with her sister,
Mrs. Presley Dunlap.
Miss Matte F. Hunt, of Washington Yoo county,
a graduate of the Normal School, returned home
from San Jose yesterday.
Mrs. W. C. Curtis returned to her home in Wood
land the Sd, after a visit OF six months with her
mother, Mrs. C. G. Todd of this city.
Rich embroidery on silk satin rufies, close
Venetian patterns, wrought upon those Of net Dor
dered with snowy Spanish lace frs, are used upon
the new spring parasols.
Professor George Gee, of San Francisco, is in the
city, having come here on account of his health
aud expects to remain for several weeks. He is the
guest of Mr.. Burke, Ninth and d streets.
Pretty and new bangle bracelets are in the shape
of vines with leaves of green enamel and scarlet
the arm after the style OF the ugly serpent bangles
Charles H. Lrtchmann, of Massachusetts, Great
Incohonee of the Improved Order Of Red Men in
North Amer ca, is on visit to Tribes OF the Order
on this coast. He is in Grass Valley to-day. He
will arrive here Friday morning, and be received by
committees of the four Tribes here Saturday night
public meeting will be held in his honor at wLice
he will deliver an address the history and pur
poses OF the order
State Superintendent OF Public Instruction F. ~
Campbell and his wife were last evening surprised
by the sudden advent Of very large number of
friends who in upon them with all the details
Of large surprise party. Following 80 quickly
upon the heels OF the silver wedding anniversary Of
the couple, which they celebrated Saturday evening"
they will be likely to conclude that they are more
than favored with friends.
One of the Zuni chiefs i'm an address in Boston
showed an amusing appreciation Of the merits of
his hosts. " am happy to look upon the American
people," he said for they smile on u.s. which shows
the goodness of their hearts. We regard the Amer
leans great gods-as We do the sun. They are
like our animal gods. However wonderful and
precious they are they show by their kind looks that
they have room for us in their hearts,"
At the Eldred House: E. s. Taylor and wife,
Al. Smith, Charles S. Tong. Michigan Bar Ben
Bailey, Live Oak; T. II. Wallis and E. H. Holland,
city; Chas. Owens, city; X. POmfrat city Mrs.
Peirce and daughter, Mrs. NJ Murray, F. ]. Rhoads,
Miss Mary Grant John Wells, Sam Vaughn, Co
sumnes James Meagher Davisvile S. L. Pendle
ton, Georgetown, ii Dorado; II. S. Sacket, Diamond
Springs; W. E. Prothero, Thomas Meroney, Hicks
vile N. P. Rogers, Pleasant Grove.
At the State House: William Craig, NJ. j. Carr
Harry App, Sacramento county; A. Lazier. John
McDougad, F. G.. Wisker. G. Ii. Fairchid, j. j.
Suffern, San Francisco; J. Campbell, Maxwell p
r. Beckley, William Fry, F. Lyle, wife and son.
franklin; C. Bolton, Clay Station; J. J. Campbell,
Gait; Charles Mayberry. }. McGr-k, o. Ii. Hughson,
city r. Clemmens, b. Burk, Amador; NJ d. Buck
Santa Clara J. D. Bennett W. C. Sheldon, Cosum,
mes AL Gunter, George Goddard, Florin H. Sohst,
Oakland Mrs. Arlington, Michigan Bar; NJ. Old
field, Z. t. Slater, Thomas Ryan, Placerville.