Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-05-29
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

Corded silk rivals satin for brides dresses
The Csbriolet hat will be worn in midsummer
New guimpes are Of ecru lace over white satin.
Long Directoire coats are fashionable in Paris
Shepherds check is liked for mountain dresses.
Sewing silk grenadne is the fashionable choice
Pink and brown together are stylish for bonnets
c. A. senoss, OF the New York Graphic, is in the
city.
Pelerines are worn smaller than they we're last
year.
Ex-Governor Irwin was in the city yesterday on
his way 70 San Francisco.
Charles Silent, ex.Federal Judge of Arizona left
San Jose for Tucson last week.
General s. W Baekus will assume the duties OF
Postmaster of San Francisco July LIST.
Miss Clara Soaen, of Vallejo who has been visit.
ing friends In this city. has returned home.
Mrs Cuthbert, Of San Francisco, is visiting the
family OF her father, Chief OF Police Karcher.
Thomas Cunningham Of this city won three prizes
at the Caledonians picnic at Oakland on Saturday
Mrs Lou Stackpole, of Honolulu, S. L. Is on
visit at her fathers, Mr. Lake, on the Riverside
road.
E. A. sepulveda, Of Los Angeles, who has been
visiting his brother James c. sepulveda, has re-
turned home.
Governor Juan B. Alvarado, who has been lying
dangerously i'll at his residence, in San Pablo, is
convalescing.
Adiutant-G eneral S. W. Backus is TO go TO San
Francisco to-day, to review the troops OF the Sec
ond Brigade, G. c.
The youngest daughter of Mr.. Blaine ID studying
in Paris. His son Emmons 10 also there, and he
thinks of going himself.
Dr. J. d. McLennan Of San Francisco, who has
been for the past two weeks visiting his brother, r.
n McLeunan, Of this city, returned home yester-
day.
Cincnnati's great music hall is now adorned by a
statue of its founder, the Hon Reuben Springer
which was placed in the vestibuis Of the building
recently.
Ben WEIGH, master mechanic OF the car building
department Of the railroad shops in this city, and
his wife, are 20 arrive from the East by the west
bound overland train this morning.
Ugo Talbo, the tenor singer, was formerly an Off
Ger in the British army. His father was in com
mand OF the Sth Hussars, and persisted in the
"Charge of the Six Hundred" at Balaklava-
picnic was given at East Park Saturday last un-
der the supervision of Mas Floretta Hart Miss Lula
Wilson and Misses kidder. 1t was attended BY some
30 Young misses, friends Of the projectors, and a
pleasant day was spent, all returning home express
ing themselves well pleased with the days sport.
At the Eldred House Mrs. Harris, J. S. Philippi,
Pleasant Grove William Schohed, Florln ). b.
segur John Patterson, Ars n. Murray, George T.
Wilson, II. S. Excl, A. W. Sherwood, Costumes I;
Louis Ingerson, Illinois; Michael Collins, P. kena.
dey Virginia City Thomas Armstrong, City Paul
Smith, wife and two children, Michigan Bar.
Last evening" at the close Of the Liberal Union
meeting at Turner Hall, J. L. York announced that
he had concluded his labors here until October next
Thereupon s. G. Martin, in behalf Of the ladies Of
the Union, advanced from the audience and pre-
scented to the Doctor afe-sfzed portrait Of himself
the Iecturer-painted by Professor Luosier. The re-
ipient received the present In brief speech OF cor
dial thanks for the token Of estesm-