The record-union., 1896-05-13
SOCIAL EVENTS.


weddings, engagements, society notes ana
home gatherings of every kind Write
on one side of the paper, ana give your
name and address, not for publlcatlon, put
as a guarantee of good faith)
Alice Collins was the recipient of a
surprise party given by her juvenile
friends on Monday evening at her
home, 921 Sixteenth street. 1t was IN
honor of her twelfth birthday. Those
present were: Katie Bra1nard, Mary
Lindley, Leila Lindley, Mabel Martin,
Nellie Rumage, Muriel Stelnhart, Eva
Tolly, Eta Tolly, Alma Dundas, Nellie
Dwyer, Lottie Washburn, Alice Collins,
Harold Dundas, Ray Collins.
At the residence of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Beck, in Oak Park, hearty wei
come was extended to Mr. ana MIS-.
A. c. Herrick on Monday evening. The
Oak Park Chapel choir furnished the
music, which greatly added to the en-
joyment of the hour. Mr. Inalls IN
troduced Mr.. Herrick as one VINO hao
received unanimous call TO serve
them, and Mr.. Herrick responded
briefly, and was very thankful Tor the
united spirit among his parlshlonefs
Refreshments, varied and apundant,
were served. Different denominations
were represented, and the kindliest feel
ing prevailed. The guests were Mr..
and Mrs John Beck, Mr.. and Mrs.
Snider, Mrs. Spafford, Mrs. Coppin, Mr.
and Mrs. Boggess, Mr.. and Mrs. Low
ell, Mr.. and Mrs. DAILY, Mr.. and Mrs.
VIM. Curtis, Mr.. and Mrs. Hogeboom,
Mr.. and Mrs. Lightfoot, Mr.. and Mrs.
Curl. Miss Belle Church. Mr.. and Mrs.
nrf,ir1 1crfn On Mr.
and Mrs Bart Greer, Miss Nora Slater,
Mr.. Phillips, Mrs. Jordan, Miss Alice
Curtis E. s. Mason, G. c. Ormsbee,
Mark Reynolds, Miss Beulah Goddard,
Forrest Lightfoot, Miss Belle DAILY,
Clarence Candy, Gus Oleson, Mrs. VIII
Castleman, Mrs. H. Castleman, Miss
Edna Niles, Thos. Boggess, Jabe Niles,
Lee Chapman, Bert Young, Katie Jor-
dan, Mrs. Horton, Miss Eta Horton
Clarence Beck, Myrtle Snider, Arthur
McCurdy, Claude Curl, Earle Snider,
John Horton, Chester Logan, Lille
Curl, Lloyd Greer, Joe Coppin.
Grand Chief Templar Rev. J. w.
Webb installed the following officers of
Sacramento Lodge, No. 2O3, 1. Q. G. T.,
on Monday evening, May IL, 1896: c.
T., A. NJ. Aubertus; V. T., Edna Chap-
man: Secretary, Lille Dyer; F. s., F..
L. Thompson; Treasurer, Edith Cook;
Marshal Dixa Cook; D. NJ, F. Martin;
Chaplain, Hattie Hembree; Sentinel,
A. D. Cook; Guard B. Mcdonald. The
installation was followed by social
time, and refreshments were served.
Yesterday, at the residence of the
Af,~- nf fa1.
Humrich, 514 Eighth street. Thomas A.
Cody, the well-known and popular
President of the local Typographical
Union, was united in marriage to Miss
Maria Humrich. Rev. Father Grace
performed the ceremony. The bride
is well-known and highly esteemed
young lady. Miss Lille Humrlch, her
sister, acted as bridesmaid, and John
A Sheehan performed the duties OF
groomsman. Only the immediate rela-
tives and friends of the contracting
couple were present. The wedding
gifts were numerous and costly. Mr..
and Mrs. Cody departed on the after
noon train for San Francisco amid a
shower of rice and the hearty congratu-
lation of friends and acquaintance.
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Last evening the pupils OF MISS Ger
trude Gerrish gave a piano recital at
her residence, 1917 G street, and all
present were impressed with the excel
lence of their execution. Before de-
parting refreshments were served, and
altogether the evening was delightfully."-
snent. The programme was as follows:
Duet, Little Darling Schottische May
Iath). Misses Leslie Genung and frankie
Arnold: solo, "Valse, Pluie de Roses
(Strea bbog), Miss Oracle Johnston; solo,
"Pansy Polka" Eduard HolsD, Miss
Agnes Diviny; solo, "Barcarole," from
ION the Wave" (Eduard HolsD, Miss
frankie Arnold; solo, Springs Com
ing'' &c. Lange), Miss Jessie Maxwell;
6ret ssPolonaise" Ueon D'Ourville),
Miss Florence Larlin and Miss Gerrish;
solo. Dance de Thetra" Of. Z. White),
Miss Leslie Geunug, vocal solo, Cradle
Song" (Kate Vannah), Miss Harriet
Wheat. solo. Brownies Carnival q.
Walling), Miss Florence Larkln; duet,
.Snanish Dance" (MosZkowski), Misses
Flora Meister and Miss Ethel McLough-
lin: solo, "L'Argentine MaZurka' tket-
terer). Miss Mamie Diviny; solo, Mock
ing Bird edward HoffmaD, Miss
Celia Saunders; solo, Dance of the
lawmakers &c. D. WILSON,, Miss Ethel
Mclaughlin; solo, ''Serenata" (Moszow-
SIKH. Miss Flora Meister; cello solo, Ca
Vote" David Popper), Miss Edna smith
accompanied by Miss Pearl jackson;
solo. La Fontaine'' Oysberg), Mrs.
Louis Graham; solo "Pasqulnade IL.
NJ. Gottschalk), Miss Pearl Jackson; So
10, "Grande Valse Brilliante' tfr. Cho-
pin, Op. 1S), J. NJ. Wheat; duet, organ
and piano. ''Intermezzo," from CaVal-
leria Rusticana," Pietro MascagnD,
Mrs. Abbie c.. Genung and Miss Gerrlsn.