Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-06-01


All, loses all lts objectionable feature when
worn as birthday stone. When the
birth stone happens tn he one of the sac-
ondarv storos "a tho.ofouo ,,,,o,,;..S1o -
he abopt the toilet nced Il ;s cftan nut in
cool 81 ,,o,,.s..I ~ f1' ~
'eai' anu' inouhteo VIII tne monogram
or crest OF the owner, exercises its occult
ihiiuehce just tne same.
BIRTHDAY STONES.
Rv her in Jsnuarv horr
M eeTn save Garnet shon,d ha ,vo-,
II will insure her constancy,
True friendship and fidelity.
Tba Eah-,arr 49,, ,.n O.,
Since,Stu ana reaoa Do.m m.r ~. I.i,,9 Hn9
Freedom from passion and from care
Ii tney the Amethyst will wear
Who ON ,h;s ,ro-,d ,s
In March f,st oror y. sbam IaiS tnem ~ aI;S Eyes
In days of peril firm and brave,
And wear Bloodstone to the grave.
cho r-h. e
Dismonds shon15I ~ ,roa ua'gs -. net yeAis
Foi VAN repentance should flow; this stone
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In sn1insS ,ss SenUlos swaos s,g sne aigna Q, Gay
And wears an Emerald ali her life,
Shall be loved and happy wife.
Who comes with summer to this earth.
And owes to June her day of birth,
Can heaItb ts ., Yesitb nsale d On her ,e nano
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Thosa wbn IN nuoy u vs. sh1Ita f,'0 aaotn IN
Then they will be exempt an and Tree, free
From loves doubts and anxiety.
Wear sardonyx, or for thee
No conjugal felicity.
;Ts ssig r,st ovIn INV wlInEu. ms stone
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ara a,'Ssiis Doin IN Sae,a Mnen ahsInh leaves
Sapphire on her brow should bind
Twill cure diseases of the mind.
october's child is born for woe.
aud hfe's vicissitudes must know;
iSS So,ss an vi. 2PaI I,,1I on ,has her oreass
s " -e''
WIZ pIss draer UoNles 70 tnis worio oeioW
Shall prize the Topaz's amber hue
Emblem of friends and lovers true.
If cold December gave you birth
The month of snow and ice and mirth-
s,,ncess Oh WI, gTI1 Ma sna tnfquoise biue
49, 0''SS "'-A'' . '0u w.
A cHARMINGLY-DEcoRATE TABLE
Had for flowers fame-colored tulips.
spirea and pteris ferns. In the center
was large silver cup filled with these
flowers, and at the base was star-shaped
mound Of the same. in each extreme point
of which was spirea Silver candelabra
stood on either side of this, and at each
end were silver cups. and around their
bases were circles of the same flowers.
The effect when lighted up was very
unique. Carnations and mignonette will be
very much in favor again for table decor
alton. Another table was very uncom-
mon, indeed, and must have been very
costly, as the flowers used were entirely
of the finest and choicest calceolaria and
palest hue of heliotrope, mignonette and
begonia leaves arranged in different shaped
wreaths; but the smell of the heliotrope
was rather overpowering.
A very quaint dinner table had the CEN
ter of fiame-colored plush. This was ar
ranged so as TO look like two tiers by the
plush being put over two pieces Of wood,
long in proportion to their width. A brass
lamp with many branches stood on the
higher portion of it, the lights being seen
through ruby glass. Quaint and uncom-
mon orchids and tropical blossoms were
used with colored leaves, and were placed
in quaint reeeptacles. The tableclot hwas
entirely of Chartreuse green silk, which
was plated in wondrous folds In the CEN
ter was large, round glass dish, with a
hanging border OF maiden-hair fern, and
in the middle of it were violets arranged
in circles and piled high. The other cir
Gle was the dark Russian, the second the
gray Neapoiltan, ana the middle white.
Down the SIDES Oh the table, standing
among the Wonaroas ioias OF the white
cioth, were sinali White Neapoiitan violets.
Before every plaie were arranged alternate
rows oi then, ana at the corners OF the
table they were arranged In crescents /;
nttie lamps IN lhe shape OF cactl were
dotted aoout the laoie, ana long sprays OF
variegatea ereepers were twineo around
among ihem. japanese monsters and
dragons IN IRON appeared "a on the table In
!he way OF ornament. Inc caraies were
IN the shape OF curious rePtiies. oait eel
iars SNAPPED as goolins heiu the sait IN
baskets on tneir oacks. oIientai plates
were USED noth ior ainner ana ior dessert.
Inc room Was ugntea i,,' oy IRON hanging
.S .aps, - ,s;aoa -
At a luncheon at yery "chic'' house
the table was decorated with violets in
shades from purple to white. At very
small dinner / saw for a center piece
three old.fashionei decanter-stands placed
together to look like triple basket, filled
with white narcissus and fern, light
handle stretched across made of ribbons
and bows.
SMOKING TEA
T. ,ha rorv latest Somehodv bronob,
III Ca hsrs ahort three montbs aoo and
:, hos snread amang the women Tea
s,oL;nr c;rcles are now on,te common
A. af,srnoon narties where are social
a,n@- Ia5;ss af,sr lnncbaon i;,.le saucers