The record-union., 1892-11-17
DEVOTEES OF TERPOICHORE.
Three WeIl-Attended Dancing Assem-
bIages Last Night.
The Club Reseda's Opening Party at
Turner Hall-Military Club Ball,
and Y. L. 1. Social.

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The Club Reseda had its opening party
OF the season at Turner Hall last evening,
and the occasion proved in every way
pleasing and successful. Nothing had
been omitted by the committees in charge
of the affair that could have added to the
pleasure of the assembled guests.
The hall. which has lately been fres-
coed and repainted, was tastefully deco
rated and admirably furnished for the
event. Portieres of pink and blue
screened the windows, and tile same col
ors hung i'll festoons from the ceiling.
Large numbers of Japanese lanterns and
other ornaments added 10 the bright ap-
pearance Of the room, for which electric
lamps with shaded globes had been
provided. About the hall were ar
ranged 4 number of settees. sofas
and upholstered chairs and mirrors,
and the whole effect of the furnishings
was unusually cheerful ana pleasing.
( The hall was well filled with guests, the
music excellent and it was evident that
ali participating greatly enjoyed them
selves. Many elegant toilets were
noticeable.
: 4 ne DltlBTdIllItlt WIS All dTL4SLlc
souvenir worthy Of preservation, and the
order ofdances well selected andarranged.
line ollowing verse preceded the order Of
canoes on the programme:
When time, which steals our years away.
Shall steal ouf pleasure too.
The nt mory Of this night viii stay
And Aalf our joys renew.
The committees in charge for the club
were as follows: Executive Committee
Frank L. Roth, 4. Z. kaufman, William
{. Haub, T.. NJ. Atkinson and Charles L.
DAILY. i'loor Committee, Carl + Miller
! William Kellogg, Edward =. Olney and
| G. w. Frazier. The members of the club
and invited guests present We're:
Members - Charles +. DAILY, J. O.
Black. l.. A. JacoX. Joe g. Green, Hugo
4. Hornlein, Frank II. Jost, VIII II.
Young, q. w. Frazier, George Jones,
John w. Greenlaw, Jr., William A.
Sayre, W. +. Morrill,, Frank p. ChriSto-
pher, Frank Mallory, J. w. OFT, c. T..
Perkins, +. NJ. Atkinson, George II.
Burnett. J. }. Henderson, Edwin ID. Oh
ney, Carl E. Miller, IL. Nj. Nathan, +. Z.
FoOte, Z. II. Conn, A. c. Kaufman, Geo.
trichette rank l.. Roth, Fred w. Gri-
der, Joseph ". Dearing, G. w. Haub,
Joe Nusbaum, George Sherburn, John
J. Avis, I'D. w Sim, -. q. Cutter, IL. Il.
Huber, +. \. Webb, Miss NJ. c.
Tanquary, Miss Clara Black, Misses
Wittenbrock, Miss Clara Root, Miss
Emma Fritsch, Miss Amelia Jost,
Miss Irene Lamphrey, Miss Met!ar,
Miss Young, Miss NJ. sherman,
T.. A. Greeniaw, Miss Genevieve Henry,
Miss Pauline Schoenbachler Miss Carrie
Estes, Miss Bertha Kuhl, Mrs. {. G. Per-
kins, May A. Gilkey, Eta Waterman,
BERTHE Montgomery, Klttie J. Witten-
brock, Minnie Wittenbrock, Addie Fell
lows, Lucy Danis, Misses Aggie and Mae
Glenn, Miss Cal Smith, Miss Eta Gillis,
Miss Hattie Ogden Miss Thatcher, Miss
Hattie Beu, Misses Nettie Franks and
Lockhart, Miss Rose shaver, Miss Belle
Conn, Miss Maggie Kearney, Miss Dock
stader, Misses Petit and Dunleavy, Miss
Lille 3. Cutter, Mrs. J. l.. Huber and
Mrs. f. A. Webb.
Guests Shore and ladies, Viola Cor
nell, f. l.. Atkinson, ]. Newell Blair and
ladies', +. A. Lyon, Miss Mabel Lyon, G.
W. Jefford and lady, Miss Laura Cramer,
w. NJ. Nichols and Miss Moititt, u. w.
Kramer, Allen Durand, Mrs. Olney, Mrs.
| Conn, q. II. Clark and lady and DR.. q.
B. Glow.
MILITARY CLUB BALL.
The first select party given by the Sac
ramento Military Social Club took place
at Armory Hall last night and was
| largely attended. The hall was profusely
decorated with flags and banners, the
musicians stand was uncovered with
plants and evergreens, the whole was
brilliantly lighted and the floor in excel
lent condition.
The members of the club were attired
in full uniform and presented an impos-
ing array of martial forms and military
colors, gold lace and epaulettes. Many
officers were present and participated in
the festivities. The committees were as
follows:
Reception-C -Commissary- Sergeant G. S.
Quin, Sergeant w. V. Kellogg, Sergeant
Ed Carpenter, Sergeant g. w. Johnson,
Sergeant +. w. Waterman, Private j.
Alexander, Private j. L. Hughes, Pri-
vate G. Hughes, Private @. j. Spanies.
Floor Direotor-Sergeant-M MAJOR Frank
I. Quin.
Floor Managers-Sergeant t. W. Nc
Aullife. Private John l.. Sullivan, Ser
geant w. j. Calderwood, Private II.
Hiilebrandt, Corporal w. H. Benteen,
Private Fred Holland, Sergeant q. L.
Dernan, Sergeant Il. S. Farrer. Private
f. w. Schadt, Sergeant w. II. Palm,
Corporal Dan McCarty, Private j. e.
Lynn.
YOUNG LADIES' PARTY.
A social party was given by Young
Ladies' Institute, No. H. at Y. NJ. |. Hall
last night, which was well attended.
Good music was furnished by a string
orchestra. and dancing was the order of
the evenings entertainment.