Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-11-22
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL,
&c Hale, of Auburn, is in the city.

Judge Hale, Of Auburn, is in the city.
VIM. Johnston, OF Richland, is in town.
George E. Mcstay, of Stockton, is in the city.
A. B. Dibble of Grass Valley, is in Sacramento.
II. NJ. Albery, of Colusa, is stopping in the city.
Mrs. Pratt of Oakland, is visiting friends in Gait
C. E. GrGley, of Gridley, Butte county, is in Sac
ramento.
DIR. George a. Moore of San Francisco, is in SAG
rsmento.
John Sweeney, Of Rocklin, was In Sacramento
Yesterday.
in the city.
S. h Ollie, S. r. Michaels and Ira Hitchcock, are
in Sacramento.
N. L Borden and vile and Mrs. Borden, of Ma.
dera, are in town.
C. Fl. Maddox, Senator.elect from San Jose, and
wife are IN the city.
Mrs. NJ L. Culver and Miss Culver, of Newcastle,
are visiting in Sacramento.
E. A. Bridgeford, T. J. Hart and E. A. Harris of
| Colusa, are stopping in Sacramento.
Thomas 3. Inch, Eureka Mills; J. B. Allen Reno !:
| c. K. Barry, Red Bluff, are in Sacramento
Dwight HOLSTER and wife, of CORTLAND will ar.
! rive home by the Southern Pacific route to-day.
Yrs. Edgar Mills, who has been visiting Mrs j. H.
| Carroll of this city, has returned to Menlo Park
| S. B Davis, Penryn; Z. Stephenson, Franklin and
I. Morse, CORTLAND, we're in the city yesterday.
Master car builder Benjamin WEIGH and G. j.
Turner left yesterday for trip over the Southern
| Pacific Railroad.
White felt poke bonnets, trimmed with uncut vel
! vet, white feathers and some gilt braid, will be
| worn by young ladies'.
Mrs. Lucius Foote, wife of the United States
Consul to Valparaiso is visiting IN this city the
| guest of Mrs. J. T. Glover.
| Henry G. Hanks, Gus T. Dorm, A. Il. werum, A.
| Wasch, H. Martin, C. J. Burns, W. r. Wheeler, of
| San Francisco, are in town.
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| c. P Nathan and Mrs. NJ. Z. Gregory returned from
San Francisco last evening.
Little girls cape paletots OF red hussar blue
or biscuit cloth, braided tn maroon soutache and
| slashed at the edge to form squares.
Embroidery is still l'rgely employed for dress
| trimming, being used in all manner of mAteria g,
from fine ladies' cloths to satius and gsuzes.
The Oriental cloakings most fashionable this win
| ter Of mixed silk and worsted in camels hair
shawl designs and of RIGA and subdued coloring
Shaggy goods of all kinds in brown, fawr color
dark green, dark blue in plaids of heather-nix-
lures the most fashionable of all utility fabrics
The coming OF the I" Jersey Lily has largely in-
| creased thesale 10 America of the Jersey bodice
whose popularity she long ago inaugurated in Lon
| don.
Mrs. S. J. Proctor, of Red Bluff, who has been
spending the summer and fall with friends in this
city, returned home Sunday afternoon, accompanied
| by her husband and children.
Mrs. t. D. Myers and Mrs C. McKinnen, OF Port
land, Or, arrived last evening Mrs. Myers will
main here several weeks, during which time she
will visit relatives in this vicinity.
The costume for church. weddings and day recep-
tons is snort dress OF brocaded repped silk
bined with velvet. Il is worn with small visite
| mantle OF the velvet, and capOte bonnet.
n. Bowden, resident of San jose and who was
for several years general manager Of the DAILY
Herald Of that city, was of the successful APP
plcants for admission practice at the bar at the
| examination held by the Supreme Court on Monday
The Caledonia Club gave social entertainment
last night at Pioneer Hall to large number of in
yited guests. During the evening the following
literary programme was presented : Song, by John
Borelaud recit alton, Mr.. Gi les song j. Fardlhar
/ sword dance, Miss May Mcdonald song, j. Nc
| MILAN recitation, Peter Smith; song Misses T..
Fern and C. Fern, of Bonanza Springs Lake eoun.
| ty. At the conclusion OF the programme the floor
yited their guests TO accompany them to Peterson's
banquet rooms, where fine collation. was served.
| Wit and stores OF olden tim added much mirth to
the occasion.
State House Hotel Professor R. Shipley, San
| Francisco A P. Lowery, Shasta: Peter Donahus
| Chico F. BeedDg aud son. ) C. Gaul, Elk Grove
| Peter Green 4. Hustler, James Collins, wife and
tTo children, Henry Cook, CORTLAND B. n. Beck.
ley and wife, Walnut Grove; s. z. Meichoeiz, s. II
Ollie, Ira Hitc cock. Grass Valley; sam Phillips
| W. Wright, Gait; james Van Wrinkle, c. Coghlsn
A. Morrison, ClarkvIlle: james Kirkpatrick Sacra
msuto; Willilm Good, Pleasant Grove; G. Hinclsy
Jacob Hacher, Winters; 4. D. Oakley, Peran
Natola T. J. Jeans, w. F. Jeans, Woodland; j.
Y. Davis, Freeport; P. T. Williamson, T. McClothin
CosuDnes IL Leslie, Santa Rosa John Kenny
MaIYsville; T. j. Stephenson ". T. Stephenson
Franklin C. S. Pcaslee, Sheridan A. 7. Campbell
Laporte.