Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-05-17
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.
A. H. Dunn, of Gait, is in the city.

A. H. Dunn, Of Gait, is in the city.
J. NJ. Brooks, of Ventura, is in the city.
B. F. Davis Of Placerville, in the city yester-
day.
obed Harvey and wife, of Gait, are visiting Sac.
ramento.
Flower bonnets are revived under new and rarely
attractive forms.
Sheila cloth is the latest high novelty for porteres
and heavy curtains.
Jersey jackets are preferred to the masculine Eng
fish walking jackets.
F. E. Mitchell, of this city, has gone to Hardin
Springs for few days.
Silk Undertaking in silk prncesse shapes is worn
with the new costumes.
Flannel dresses for seaside and mountains are Of
soldier blue or mustard. color.
Embroidered silk.muslin and nuns vaing are the
finest fabrics for white dresses.
Brick-red silk stockings, with neck ribbons to
match, are worn with black dresses.
Mrs obed Harvey, OF Gait, and Mrs JOS Austin,
Of San Francisco, are visiting friends in the city
A silver fly with wings OF Rhine CRYSTALS and
ruby eyes, on golden leaf is late design in hair
pins.
Old style checked ginghams in dainty shades Of
pink and blue, but vastly improved in the weaving,
have returned to popularity.
There Is n very large attendance Of lawyers from
the interior of the State upon the OF the Su
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hernga celebrated their silver
wedding at walsh's station yesterday great
many Of their friends were present. and they were
the recipients OF many valuable presents.
Mrs and Mrs. John c. Scott have returned from
their trip to the Yosemite Valley and Big Trees,
and will leave for the East, route to their home
in Scotland, Friday evening next. Mrs. Scott is
the daughter OF Geo. Cooper, of this city.
At the Eldred House: VIM Thompson, Auburn
D. Henry, San Francisco A. Null, James McManu
Peter Kern, Miss Clara Stafford, James Mitchell,
Samuel Gamble, Costumes C. l.. Curly Folsom !:
VIM. McGready, Plymouth; A. c. ellis, jackson
John McKinsey, Costumes.
At the residence of Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Mills las t
evening the juvenile pupils OF Miss Emma Gee gave
piano rehearsal that very largely attended.
The pupils of the class, all Of very tender years.
quilted themselves with much credit to themselves
and the satisfaction OF their parents and in man
ner to reflect the excellent training they have had
at the hands of their teacher. 1t the judgment
Of he very large and critical assemblage that the
rehearsal was a pronounced testimonial in evidence
of the capacity Of Miss Gee as a teacher and the
superiority of her method with Juvenile pupils. Very
many handsome floral tributes were won by
the little ones from the hands of admiring
friends. Between parts first and second OF the
programme, Miss May Milliken, by request,
favored the company with vocal solo, and with
such graceful effectiveness to win warm encore
to which she responded. Mrs. Henry Edgerton acted
as accompanist for Miss Miliken. The regular pro-
gramme OF the evening for the rehearsal of the pu-
pills was as follows: Trio, Musical Box, Caprice "
(Lieb CHI, by Misses Milliken, Goodhue and Bennett
duet, waltz CTerschack), by Della Mills aud Blanche
Spear; solo, "oberon" (Blake), by Della Mills
duet, d" Bob-o'-Link Polka" tAngelo). by Lillis
Goodhue AID May Blakeney; solo, valse, La Bru.
nette" (Egghard), by May Blakeney; duet, Polka
CTerschack), by Gertrude Miller and Viva jackson
duet, Turkish Reveille (NIichaels) by Carrie and
Lls Goodhue solo, "Neuer Fruhling" (Lange),
by Louisa Milliken; trio, "Des Ruines dAthenes
(Beethoven), by Misses Jackson, Hughson and Jack
son; duet, "Soyons Gals" (Egghard), by Louisa
Milliken and Mamie Llndley; solo, "a !" Rondo
op 206 (Geise), OBJ Merry Peasant (schumanl
by Gertrude Miller; solo. :" Au Revoir" tLichner)
bert) by Louisa Milliken and Edith Hugh.on solo
(A.) Pearly Cascade " (Lichner) B) Senatine
(Kuhlau), by Edith Hughson; duet " Sonata, op