The record-union., 1896-04-12

A very pleasant affair took place at
the Sutter Club last evening, 1t being a
quiet dinner given to Robert G. Nc
Creary by some Of his intimate friends.
Those present besides the honored
guest were A. Cheesebrough Of the State
Board of Equalization, Deputy Control
Ter w. w. Douglas, I. A. Robie, Frank
G. Smith, w. c. Reith, e. c. Weinrich,
and w. r. Ormsby. Although not in
tended to be as pretentious an affair as
some Of the clubs dinners are, it was
marked with all the care in detail and
artistic taste in decoration that Major
Ormsby bestows on the greater events.
The menu was delectable and the pota-
bles concocted with all the well-known
skill in such affairs that marks similar
events The tone of the dining-rOom
was Iavendar, the chandeliers and can
delabra being decorated with shades
Of that color and wreathed with smilax.
The room was further adorned with
roses and smilax, beautifully arranged
and has never presented more beau
tiful and harmonious appearance. The
affair was unanimously voted a de-
cided success.
A very pleasant party was given the
other evening by Miss Flo Frazier at
her home, 1910 Twenty-f1rst street.
Music and singing were the leading
features. At late hour refreshments
were served, after which the guests
took their departure, declaring that
they enjoyed a delightful evening. The
guests were Daisy Lockart, Mabel Vor-
yer, Addie Morrison, Anna Frost, Ida
Phelps, Josie Harris, Flo Frazier, Frank
Vaughn, Jack Lynn, w. Harper, Felix
Richards, J. Williams, Frank Weisen-
hofer, Ed. Cox and Mr.. Somers.
The sixteenth birthday anniversaries
of Oracle and Chester Rensselaer, were
celebrated at the home Of their parents.
5011a NJ street, on Friday evening, by
a party given to their young friends.
The evening was spent in playing
games, dancing and music, and delic-
ious supper was partaken OF. Those
present were: Arlie Dorland, Minnie
F. Leonard, Laura Brown, Eda Qu1re,
Thea Hart, Celia M. Nichols, Myrtle
Whipple, Edith and Eva Thompson,
Muriel Katzenstein, May Mathena,
Emma Willmunder, Ethel Condor, Ka-
tie Carroll, Lille and Tessie Roeder,
Oracle and Laura Rensselaer,, Edwina
Crouch, Florence McLennan, Ira Wag-
ner, Fritz Biewener, Guy Campbell,
Merwin Norton, Willie Gibson, Vivian
Hart, Will Plummer, Burt Plummer,
Chester Rensselaer,, Mrs. Plummer, Mrs.
Bennett, Mrs. Gent, Mr.. and Mrs. G.
Hignett, Miss NJ. Davis, Mrs. l.. Wag-
ner, Fred and Levett Rensselaer,, Mrs
M. Mathena, Mr.. and Mrs. James Ma
thena.
The initial party of the Star Club
took place Friday evening at the resi-
dence Of Miss Loretta Kelly, TO Q
street. Games, music and dancing and
refreshments served to make the hours
pass delightfully."-. Among those pres
ent were the Misses Mae Glacken, Rosie
Lynn, Gertrude McHale, Josie McHale
Annie Nagle, Minnie Nagle, Mae Grif-
fin, Nellie Laauser. May Yorke, Nellie
Harland, Annie Harland, Alvina Kurtz
Gertie Van Dyne, Nellie Murphy, Lo-
retta Kelly, Stella DAILY, Ollie Miller
Rosie Clark; George Davis, Ed Sprague
Joe Kennedy, George Stager. Dave Hill
derbran, Will Hunger, Frank Coyne
Frank Weisenhoefer, Antoine Neaves
Charles Clark, Harry Heisen, Sam Baw-
den, Herschel Goodrich, Eddie King
Hiram Johnson, Ralph Haley, Eddie
Medley, Eddie Dias, Fred. Boyer
Charles Wickwire, Gus Ebel, Joe Muir
ply.
Gus Kennedy was taken by surprise
on Friday evening, when his school
mates swarmed into his parents home
and took possession. The evening was
passed in recitation, music, games. etc.
and the discussion of well-filled table
Those present were: Bessie Logan
Clara Fielder. Grace Bentley, Jessie
Beaton, Hulda Koening, Edna Gia-
mette Irene Russell, F'redricka Ross
Gertrude Cathart, Flossie Wenzle, Car
lie Wenzle, Josie King, Georgiana King
Battle. Pierson, Annie Wahl, Winnie
Langner, Mamie Hope, Charlie Lam.
phrey, Woodbridge Lamphrey, Roy Lau
renee, Frank Laurence, Eddie Wahl
Richard Bentley, Stephen Bentley
Henry Biewener, Eddie Pierson, San
Rusel, Fred. Gunz, Gussie Kennedy.
married on Wednesday to T. c. Aker.
of Truckee. The wedding took place
at the home of the brides sister, Mrs
Len Dorsey, Rev. G. A. Ottmann offici
ating Miss Frances Dorsey was mait
of honor and Herman Wilke of Trucket
attended the groom. Little Genevievt
Hanly was flower girl and Thorn Dor.
sey rice bearer. The newly married
couple departed for the south.
At her home, 11171a I street Miss Car.
RE Markwitz was the recipient of a very
pleasant party the other evening, ten.
dered her by several friends. The occa
sion was the celebration of her birth.
day Music, games, singing and dane.
ing were the features of the evening
and at a late hour refreshmets were
served. Among the guests were: Carrie
Markwitz, Hiram Johnson. Viola Men.
| ken, George Billion, Blanche Butler
Fred. weidman, Lille Byrne. Charlie
Johnson. Hazel Odell, Gardner Cary
Edna Odell, Alex. GLENN, Annie Har.
vey. Henry Menken, Treca Schnerr
Charlie Swalander, Edna Menkln. Ton
Welch Gussie Miers, Ed. Sprague, Min
rie Popert, Herschel Goodrich, Josie
Roderfeld, Sam Tape, Annie Cox, Geo
Ryrne. Carrie Washburn, Dave Hide
brand. Lottie Washburn, Ted Coleman
Miss Edith McMullen was given 6
very pleasant party at the home of hel
parents, at Brighton junction, on Fri
day evening The guests We're: Celia
Mcdonald, Clara Johnson, Nellie Fur
| guson, Martha Wilcox, Bell Furguson
| Edith McMullen, Alice Trump. Pear
White, Rose Ferguson, Ida May White
Fred. Stubbe, Alec Mandy, ASS
| w rra, Henry BROWN Lavender Rel