The record-union., 1896-03-07

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A San Francisco paper of yesterday
says: "A fashionable wedding was that
OF Sigmund Kaufman and Miss Betty
Wasserman, which took place Wednes-
day evening in Union-square Hall. The
groom is with the firm of Rosenthal
& Co., and the bride is a daughter OF
| 5. Wasserman of Sacramento, and has
been residing here with her aunt, Mrs
Frank of 2121 California street
THE marriage ceremony was perform
ed by the Rev. DR.. Voorsanger. The maid
of honor was Miss Alice Frank, and the
bridesmaids Miss Lottie Newberg, Miss
Helen Alexander, Miss Rose Levy and
Miss Meininger. /. Kaufman officiated
as groomsman and the ushers were
Daniel Marks, Adolph Kaufman, Mo-
seS Kaufman and Daniel Wasserman.
The bridal party was led by little tot,
Miss Alma Hoffman, escorted by two
boys, Hermann Frank and Alfred OPP
penheim. The bride was given away
by her father. and after the ceremony
an elaborate supper was served, the
rest of the evening being spent in dane
ing. After a bridal tour to the south
ern part of the State, Mr.. and Mrs.
Kaufman will reside at 1928 Sutter
street"
The Spoon Whist Club was delightful
ly entertained yesterday afternoon by
Mrs. Dunlap in Mrs. Beckman's parlors
at the Golden Eagle Hotel. The rooms
were tastefully decorated with flowers,
palms, etc, and it was a very pleasant
affair, as much pains were taken TO
make it so. Refreshments of very
relishing order were served, and it was
almost dark before the party broke up.
The following ladies won prizes: Mrs.
Twitchell, Mrs. Henry Heilbron and
Mrs. L. l.. Lewis.
A surprise party was given Miss Rose
Andrews at her residence, 91S Twenty
second street, few nights ago. There
were about thirty in the number, and
all put forth the utmost efforts to have
a good time. Games, singing and dane
ing made the evening pass very quickly,
and the night was we'll on when the
party came to an end. Those present
were: Misses Rose Andrews, Edith
Quinn, M. Whipple, Lizzie Meyers, Gus
sic Meyers, Essie Mott, = Erwin, Mercy
Metcalf, Florence Sprague, Lottie An
drews and Jennie Brown, and Messrs.
C. It. Lindquist, e. Sprague, d. Brown,
A. Burk, II. Lewis r. Welch, G. Law
renee, T. Dannis, d. Hildebrand, w.
Hunger, C. Fuchs, A. Dias, c. Wrench
Ter, A. H. Anderson, H Heisen, f. Har-
low, J. Thomas, j. Hickey and w. Hill
debrand.
A very pleasant surprise party was
given to Brown Mansur at his resi-
dence 316 Fourteenth street, on Wed
nesday evening. The evening was
spent in games and dancing, after
which refreshments were served Those
present were: Susie Hammock. Edna
Bray, Katie Connolly, Eva Turner,
Ella McGrath, Tena Stoppel,
Laura Lewis, Matte McAlpine,
Maud McAlpine. Susie Van Horn,
Anna Catey, Millie Mansur, Brown
Mansur, Eugene Connolly, Eu-
gene Van Buren. Fred Hammock, Ar
thur Van Buren, Louis STOPPED, David
Hilderbrand, VIII. Hunger, Harry Hill
bert, Dan. McGrath, James McGrath,
Harry Gordon, Horace Mansur, Mr.. and
Mrs. G. w. Catey, Mrs. T. n. McAlpine,
Mrs. J. c. Mansur.
The Sans Souci Club gave another of
its delightful dances last night, and was
well represented, there being about
seventy-fve couples on the floor in the
grand march. There viii be only one
more. dance this season, and the oppor-
tunity for a good time was not over
looked last night. The hall was in per-
feet condition, and the music was never
better, and the general opinion was that
much better dance could not have
been gotten up. However, the boys will
exert themselves for the wind-up, which
is to be in the near future, and intend to
surpass all former efforts The floor
was under the direction of C. M. Faris,
assisted by Charles Ellsworth, H. Hol-
lenbacher and John Startling.