The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1893-01-02
A BRILLIANT AFFAIR.
The Club Ideals Leap-Year Party on
Saturday Night.
One OF the Social Events of the Sea-
SON The Gentlemen Play the
Part of Wall Flowers.

On New Years Eve Turner Hall was
the scene of brilliant party given by
the "Club IDEAL" The hall never looked
prettier, and the very large company OF
people present were profuse IN their
praises for the delightful time they spent.
At 9:I5, when the grand march proceeded,
two pretty little tots, with sweet, smiling
faces, and dressed in lily white, with
baskets in their hands, distributed the
programmes in a way that was pleasing
and delightful to see.
The decorations in yellow and gold, by
Boyne, were exceedingly beautiful.
Above the music stand, which was
nearly buried in ferns and palms, in
large gold letters the word "Ideal' shone
prominently among the dazzling beauty
of the entire scene. Beneath hung red
banner, wishing all happy New Year.
There were elegant and costly dresses
in great variety and protusion, the
bright electric lights softened by frosted
globes, showing them to fine advantage.
The ladies claimed all the honorS of the
evening, and when gentleman stepped
upon the dancing floor his authority
ceased and the ladies assumed command.
They conducted the party in strict leap
year style, no gentleman being allowed
to offer himself for dance or cross the
floor unattended by lady.
On either side of the room elegant set
tees sofas, rockers and mirrors were ar
ranged with a comforting appearance.
The whole was an immense success and a
picture of beauty. Ali the guests danced
merrily while the old year died out and
the new year came in smiling and happy.
While down stairs the lemonade booth
was dispensing its dainty quaff, the gal
lery was being got in readiness for coffee,
which was served at IL o'clock.
The music by the orchestra was excel
lent, and the souvenir dance programmes
were unique and contained a list of at
tractive dances and number of special
leap-year rules. The ladies who had
charge of the affair were as follows:
Floor Director, Mrs. J. II. Hoffman
Adele Grau, Emma Klotz. Florence Her
zog, A. Feldhusen, and Mrs. James Sead-
Ter.
partial list of those present is as fol-
lows:
Gentlemen-W. F. Peterson, DIR. Chas.
Phipps, L. Schworer, Ed Nicolaus, H.
Hoffman, Z. L. Polhemus, Al F. Klein
sorge, Fred w. Greider, T. II. Kestler,
Aug. Hebron, William Kellogg, II. NJ.
Cove, B. Lats, j. W. Henderson, Jr.,
James Seadler, G. I. Hughes, F. D.
Ryan, w. E.,Lovdal, Henry Feldhusen.
DR.. G. B. Glow, Henry Kleinsorge, II. A.
Hornlein, l.. F. Breuner, II. Quass, T..
Ferriter, 6. Burnett, Joe Nusbaum, W.
L. Duden, Rob Greer, r. Herold, c. B..
! Conn, NJ. E. Hornlein, B. Welch, Jas H.
Gray, H. A. Hebron, j. A. Green, j. H.
Hoffman, j. Terry, Henry Brown, C. n.
Post, f. Ruhstaller, Ben Wilson, w. Nc
Creary, G. Edw. Hook, E. Freshman,
g. L. Ebert, Herman Ii. Grau, C. H.
Mier, C. J. Mier, John Clauss, DIR. f. l..
Atkinson, D. McDougall f. A. Lyon.
Schwoerer, Miss H. Helnock, Mrs. E.
Mason, Miss Eta Waterman, Miss f.
Burnett, Miss Belle Conn, Mrs. Fl. H.
Grau, Miss Leila Stevenson, Miss Mabel
Stevenson, Mrs. J. NJ. Henderson, Jr.,
Miss L. Hughes, Miss Kate Hughes, Miss
i r. Ryan, Miss J.. Foisey, Miss K. Eye
| burg, Miss Mae Terry, the Misses Schroth,
Mrs. w. L. Duden, Miss L. Rego, Mrs.
Al f Kleinsorge, Miss Maggie Young,
Miss F. Latferty, Miss Hattie Bell, Miss
Nellie Gray, Miss NJ. Shirland, Miss
Lizzie Wright, Miss Green, Miss P.
| Meister, Miss l.. Meister, Mrs. Henry
Brown, Miss Clara Neubourg, Miss A.
Neubourg, Mrs. c. \. Post, Miss Mira
Miss Jennie Bauer, Miss Title Hebron,
| Mrs. w. +. Peterson, Mrs. NJ. T.. Horn
Iein, Miss A. Luther, Miss F.. Luther
Miss Adele Grau, Miss A. FeIdhusen,
| Mrs. II. NJ. Cove, Mrs. A. Brown, Miss
Marie Lats. Mrs. f. Lats, Mrs. John
Clauss, Mrs. James Seadler, Miss Ida
Stautier, Miss Rose york, Mrs. F. A.
Lyon, Mrs. Lyon, Mrs. Ii. d. Gamble
Miss Adams.