The record-union., 1894-02-02
LIGHT HEARTS AND LIGHT FEET.
Club CaIifornia's Brilliant Party Last
Evening.
Beautiful Decorations in Turner Hall
Choice Music, Interspersed
With Dancing.
The second party of the Club California

The second party of the Club California
was held at Turner Hail last evening.
The hall was magnifcently adorned
with palms and ferns and ranged on each
side were settees of exquisite pattern and
fine upholstery. Piano lamps were dis
tributed against the walls, and the nu-
merous incandescent lights, shaded with
pink and green paper, reflected pretty
hue on the magnificent costumes Of the
dancers. The music-stand was almost
hidden from view by a fine assortment of
potted plants, artistically arranged.
In one corner of the hall light refresh
ments were dispensed by colored walters,
and in the gallery supper was served.
Each course was served during inter-
missions between the dances. Card-tables
were plentiful, and those present not in
clined to dance passed the time away in
various games. The gentlemen present
appeared in evening dress.
The Introductory music was as follows:
Grand march, ''Niebelungen March,
(Wagner); Idyll, The Hunters" On.
CarD; Spanish serenade, LA Paloma"
(lradier); march, washington Post"
lSousa).
The following selections of music were
rendered during the evening; "Bohem-
ian Girl" (Balte); "Di Concert' (Ch. Bach;
"Danse des Savoyards' lLanothe); Thy
Face" (Marriott); "Danse des Sultanes"
(Polak); Vision Of Rest" (Bendix); over
ture, ''Oberon' (C. NJ. Won Weber,; ro
nance, duet for flute and clarionet; selec-
ton, from Zoller's comic opera, Der
Nogelhandler; string quintet, "Jubi-
lauLns Standschen" (Eule).
The dance and concert music was rem
dered by Neale's Orchestra. The Floor
Committee was as follows: George II.
Clark, Director; Colonel f. r. Hamilton.
y. \. Van Voorhies, w. K. Ormsby, +.
b. Adams, Q. w. Mckillip and II. G.
" Ood. Those present were:
Mesdames-C. a. Neaie, Colclough S.
Solon Holl, Theodore Demng, I. W.
Sheehan, George b. Katzenstein, j. r.
Laine. q. L. Armstrong, William Nj.
Petrie. r. H. Hamilton, l.. l.. Lewis,
Frank Smith, e. II. Mckee, II. A. He'll
bron, e. W. Hale, Il. ii. Hawley, l.. Z.
Breuner, +. l.. Orcutt, Crouch, George
II. Clark, Smith, Garfield. John hatcher,
+. b. Adams, Nj. J. DilIman, Sullivan, e.
A. Crouch, j. a. LaRue, III. Nj. LaRue,
c. L. LaRue. Perkins, Leake, /. Bently,
w. j. Davis, William Beckman. L. B.
Francher. \. y. Van Noorhies, Charles
McCleary, Hiram w. Johnson, c. X
Lipman, e. d. Taylor w. II. Baldwin.
L. w. Huntington, l.. a. Upson, w. f.
Wizard, f. f. Tebbets, b. f. Hoover.
Misses-Wilsey, Colclough, Lulu Stef-
| fens, Alice Swain, Marysville; Alice NJ.
Mckee. Mabel Stevenson, Chalmers,
Emma Schmidt, Cincinnati. o.; Sullivan,
b. II. Skeiton, Elizabeth Sullivan. Alice
Sullivan. Sophia Sullivan, Ella Deering,
Hughson, Grace Dickson, Oakley, Breen,
Maye Carroll, Clark, Matte Sargent,
Stockton; Phoebe Brown, Twitchell, Ger
trude Allen, Helen Lindley, Upson, Cat
lin, Nettie Cantrell, Marie Brusie. Mary
Deming, A. l.. Johnson and the Misses
Schaw.
Gentlemen-H. E. Yardley, C. w. Me-
Kil!ip, IL. A. Heilbron, Geo. II. Clark
c. a. Neale, F. r. Robinson, Howard
Kimbrough, f. K. Remele, General T.
w. Sheehan, George b. Katzenstein, DIR.
J. r. Laine, G. 7. Armstrong of Mil
waukee, VIM. NJ. Petre, Colonel f. r.
Hamilton, w. r. Ormsby, l.. l.. Lewis.
E. II. Mckee. Andrew Stevenson of
Fairville. E. w. Hale, r. H. Hawley, L.
cutt, +. B. Adams, f. r. Swain, M. j.
Dillman, John I. Skelton, Jr.. w. +.
Dennison, A. e. Crouch, w. w. Douglas,
j. E. LaRue, r. /. Bentley. w. J. Davis,
James n. Porter. \. ID. Perkins, VIM. NJ.
Sims, VIM. Beckman, H. J. Kilgariff, f.
B. Fancher, A. A. Van Voorhies, George
II. Graves OF Albany, n. Y; Il. c. Nc
Cleary, Ed. j. Figg Hiram w. Johnson,
II. G. McCleary, Charles X. Lipman, H.
Haycock, DR.. I. w. Huntington, L. S.
Upson, Dr. w. F. Wizard, NJ Beasley,
stephen Hopkins, VIM. Skeels, Jud.
Brusie, Charles d. Griffin, VIM. Lovdal;
T. f. Tebbets, B. Y. Hoover of Elk
Grove, f. Z. Johnson.