The record-union., 1896-04-19

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An enjoyable confirmation party was
given Carl Neubourg at his residence.
910 NJ street, on Friday evening. The
house was beautifully decorated with
flowers. The evening was spent in games
and music, after which the guests
marched to the dining-room, where re-
freshments were served Those pres
ent were: Hermine Debrunner, Nellie
Gehring, Kittie Gutenburger, Alma
Heitman, Emma Kurz, Rosa Nehrbass,
Minnie Ruhstaller, Amelia Thesis, Ber-
tha Teichert, Lena Zacharias, Lena
Zuald, August Biewener, Henry Bopp,
Henry Buchanan, Ernest Cortes, Henry
Cortes, Otto Grau, Eddie Lothhammer,
Louis Mathauer, Richard Oschner, Emil
Sachs and Carl Neubourg.
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A private masquerade party was
given on Friday evening by Miss Con-
ME Loring and Miss Belle Sullivan at
their home, 2600 street, to a number
of their friends. 1t was a delightful
affair throughout. A choice supper fol-
lowed several hours of rry-making.
Those in costume were: G. A. Griffin,
Greek Athlete; E. L. Loring, Mephisto-
pheles; j. L. Dunn, Devil; Al. Joy, In
fantryman; Miss Frances Brace, dom
ino; Misses Elsie Martin and Ruby
Kennedy, Flower Girls; Lulu Mason,
domino Mary Lewis, Peasant Girl;
Emily Mae Connolly, Colonial Dame;
Lottie Burns, Alpine Girl; Maud Shat
fer, Pretty Damsel Ben Welch and
Jesse Anderson, Students; Lou Keller,
domino; Winifred Lewis, Morning; Eta
Steinman, Night; Thomas Sheehan,
Devil; Louise Hart, Marguerite; NAL
colin G. Glenn, Turk; Paul Fletcher,
Weary Willie; Charles F. Lewis. Boy in
Blue; Charles Ellsworth, Mike the
Irishman; ]. A. Starting, the Coming
Man; E. J. Ellsworth, the Coming
Woman: H. Mohr Dude; Walter
Hodges and Al. Schaden, Latest Bicy
Gle Sports; F. w. Greider, Most Any
Old Thing; Miss Bessie Mcfarland and
Will Cavanaugh, dominoes.
AT the home of Mr. and Mrs. P. Henry
Hanrahan, 1920 Second street, a party
was given on Friday in honor of their
daughter Marguerite's fifth birthday
anniversary. Those present were: Mar
guerite Hanrahan, Nellie Davis,
Georgia Davis, Elois Mclaughlin, Bes-
sic Suber, Dollie Suber, Kittie Quigley,
Gertie Lawson, Sadie Coleman, May
Sullivan, Ethel Beal, Emma Gabering,
Alma Addison, Winnie Coleman, Emma
and Gussie Buford, Iren Welch, Elsie
Topaz, Lena Beeler, Kittie Herbengaul,
Carl Mills, Ernest Beal, Johnnie SulIi-
van, Elwood Sontos, Eddie Heise, John
ME Quigley, Vencent Rickard, Harry
Herbengaul, Eddie O'Connell.
The second social of the season was
given by the Bookbinders' Union, No.
30, at Pythian Castle last evening, and
was well attended. In the early part
OF the evening a programme was pre-
sented which met with the heartiest
approval, each number being encored.
1t was as follows:
Banjo and guitar duet, Messrs Merry
and Appleby; song, Henry Treichler;
recitation, Mrs. McCalvey; song, Mrs.
Stone; duet Mr.. Mcmahon and Master
Clarence Mcmahon; song, Mrs Week
After the programme was finished dane
ing was INDUCED in until a group of
professionals arrived, headed by the
character specialist, Speckett, and they
gave material from which arose many
hearty laugh. Refreshments were
served and dancing was once more in
order. A very pleasant evening was
spent by those present, and the Book
binders social will be long remembered.
At Turner Hall last night was held
the closing event of the Other Club. The
Other Club is composed of young people
between the ages of II and Is years,
and once each year they meet and en-
joy a social dance. Mrs. A. L. Hart and
Mrs. Matt. f. Johnson have had charge
of the club during the past year and
are justly proud of the progress made
by its members. The hall was taste
fully decorated with palms and colored
lights, ana the young people thoroughly
enjoyed themselves. The affair was
under the management of Mrs. A L.