Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-03-20
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

D H. Eldred and wife went to san Franc SEQ yes.er-
day.
: Garnet Scotch ginghams, checked with blue, make
pretty summer dresses.
r David Lubin, of this city, passed onahi yester-
[ DAY, TO arrive March 231.
Box plaitings are superseiing Fat plsitiugs and
killings as a dress trimming
Frank VI. Pixiey, o: the ArgoaGut, arrives home
to-day by the southern route.
Crushed roses without leaves are massed as side
panels or borders on lulle dresses.
Rev. W II. LAWSON, of Oakland. filed the pulpit
OF the NJ l. Church South yesterday.
J. 3. Usggin, who has been on the Norris grant
for few days, left for san Francisco yesterday.
Mrs. c. W. Huntingdon and sister came dosn FROM
Oregon !esteraly on their way 70 san Francisco.
8. Kozminsky, Of this city, left for San Francisco
yesterday 10 attend the Wedding OF his ssterin-law.
Miss Hettie Pryor gave Successful and large
whist party and social ut Red Bluff Friday evening.
Rev. T. II. 3. Anderson, Of tbs city, has been
visiting colusa county. He will return home to-
day.
Professor Thomas Price was in the city on sltur.
day. be lett Tor FL Dorado county in the after
noon.
E. Il. Mott, Secretary of the Pacific Mutual Life
Insurance Company, was visiting friends IN this city
yesterday.
Those who have remnants of plush can take them
| to tile picture Trainer TO be made into plush frames
and easels.
Sol. Davis, merchant of San francisco, arrived
here saturday evening on brief social jlunt and
| visit 20 friends.
Looking glass beads, toned by soft, milky opales
cent tints are used in large Quantities for both dress
and millinery garnitures.
H. A. Marvin, Of this city, passed through Csrlin
Yesterday, and would arrive here this morning were
| it not TOR the snow blockade.
| A number Of veterans OF the late war are can
yassing West Oakland for signatures to establish
Post OF the Grand Army of the Republic.
| Miss Julia Colby former resident Of Slcra-
mentO, but now teacher in Oakland came up TO
the city Saturday evening brief visit to friends.
The following at the Eldred House: NJ Leach,
| W. II. Kelley, San Francisco z. c. Smith, ELK
Grove; j. b. Brown, Form; Peter Robinson,
| Reuter-
Arthur Miller, an old resident of Sacramento, but
| lately located at Tomb tone, Arizona, returned to
| the city on Saturday, and inten ) making Sacra-
| mento his future home.
Judge Sawyer passed through the city Saturday
en- to Carson City He will have to wait few
| hours at Colfax before he can cross the hill W. W.
Wood, route for Eureka, in the same car.
| James P Scott, son Of the late railway king ac-
companed by his wife and party OF ladies and
| gentlemen arrived at Los Angeles Saturday from
Ventura. They will spend some days.in the inspec
| ton of that region.
Kate Field desires the public to understand that
whatever the wicked, common Of shops may
do the Co operative Dress Association Cimited) Of
New York, has provided seats for all its female
ployes," which is the right sort of cooperation.
DR.. Brown-sequard has had conferred on him by
the Paris Academic des Sciences the distinguished
honor OF the Gran Pix Lecaze. This pre- valued
about s., GEO. is given ouly in recognition Of life
long devotion to physiological science which has
suited in important discoveries
The pupils of the Oakland High Scho on Friday
presented the retiring School Superintendent, II. j.
Todd, with casket containing elegant gold
chain and locket engraved wi h his initials and
the let ers go. II. 5. in monogram. A literary
al1ra -iflal hold rhu
occasion.
When Mrs Anna Cora Mowatt, the famous actress |
was play ng Juliet TO crowded house, and she lay
dead in the tomb, she contfived TO ask Romeo how
the scene going. Beautifully" he answered, |
90 the people down stairs have put up umbrellas to
prevent being drowned by the tears OF those in the
gallery"
MIS- Sarah n. Joseph, of the pioneer teachers
in the schools of San trancisc1, up Sacra
mento Saturday evening on weeks visit 10 friends
dugiDg the spring varation and to get a breath OF
pure air in the broad valley, free frem tie present
miasma of the death dealing sewers of the coast |
metropolis.
Chine silks are shown for young girls evening |
wear in scattered patterns Of single blossoms on
white ground. The overskirts to these made in |
sheperdess style caught up with loops and ends of |
black velvet ribbon over short undo rskrt of white
silk The corsage is made IN the LOUIS XIV style |
These new silks are exceedingly picturesque and |
pretty.
Lady Brassey, OF England, is the .possessor Of
thousand moles all collected by herself. She has
set the fashion among the ladies wealth aud
fashion, and the hight OF their ambition is to
dispaee their seaskn sacques for those of the MOLE
which likely to become costly as those of the
Russian sable
The excellent wearing and washing and also very
effective Galatea stripes popular last year
be worn again this season-not the old bed-tcking
blueand drabstriped patterns, but those resembling
the tcking5 which show strip Of mixed
coors. Torchon other linen laces will be used
| for trimming these, that the whole may be
| Numbered together.
Novel ornaments for hnnets and hats are OF gold,
silver amber and include bids, clasps, crescents,
silver ferns thstles, and antique medallions,
nected by slender chains, lorg pins and poniards
with odd Roman or Grecian heads and stars, moons
and fishes in fine filigree. Five differently shaped
pins sometimes thrust into the crown and trim
| mings Of one French capo.e
Very large handkerchefs for the shoulders, made
of twill ed silk, bordered with lace and embroidered
in small compact bouquets in the corners, other
| wise adorned by trails Of flowers paint d on the
bread hens, to be worn the season advances.
pretty example is one of black twed silk plainly
hemstiiched and edged with an ung altered rufie
of very wide Spanish lace; around the entire hem
ia delicate vine of deep pink rosebuds and foliage
! Many ladies have gradua ly overcome their first
prejudices, and are adopting many Of the ideas OF
The esthet C sect" which at fr-t they wholly il
nored High ruffs Medici Collars, antique bro
ca es and mores, farthing les, pulled sleeve and
the sharp pointed, stiff whaeboned bodies arc get
ting TO be Qute general anh, adGed 10 the RAPID
extension OF panners over the hips will. if these
fashions go unch cked, make our fashionable danes
and bellies Of to-day look ike resuscitated Eliza
| bethans.
Halle Hutchinson a Iii tie girl years old, is
| probably the youngest telegraph operator in the
| world. She lives Texas and has charge # the
| telegraph Office in the town. One end of her table
is p led with dolls and other playthings with wi ch
| she amuses herself when rot at work At one time,
when the election returns were coming in, and men
were greatly excited to learn the latest news, the
office was fill d with crowd who or atty admired
the ease and rapidity with which the little girl man
aged the wires.
| Information comes from a celebrated modiste that
| Mother Hubbard NANTES, made entirely of black
| lace, will be worn the coming summer. They are,
it is said to be made not OF pecelace, but of that
about five inches wide laid upon row, Killed or
| otherwise This mantel, with black dress of silk
| or satin, and lace bonnet relieved with flowers,
| will form very elegant costume. Black surah
half length mantles of the shape just alluded TO will
be very fashionable for spring wear, and are elaho
| ratey trimmed with chenille applique bands and
| rows OF rich black lace.
In the city yesterday W. +. Hitchcock, Ala
| media; L. Mahoney, W. II. Rhode, A l. Davies, c.
Boyntop, F. A. Clenden San Francisco; Erny
| Small, H. NJ. Blake, Charles Ball. Oakland; w.
W. l.. Moore, Auburn Joseph kirkpatrick and
W fe, Palmer, Michigan; James Abhay, Oakland;
| George eastman, Elk Grove W. S. Runyon, D.
| Belelier, Coutland; William F. Johnston, Sacra.
mento county; Lester Green, Charles Hughes, Sac
ramento river W. S. Zeilen, J. NJ kaufman,
Phelps Placervile j. a. Moreland, G. r. Gardner,
New York; VIM. II. Brown, Single Springs J. F.
| Hughes, Nation, Illinois; Sir John Lester Kaye,
| Thomas Nelson, England
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