The record-union., 1896-02-06
SOCIAL EVENTS.

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At Turner Hall last night the Deux
Temps Club held it's regular dance
The hall was handsomely decorated,
and, as usual, merry time was had.
There were twenty dances on the pro-
gramme and a delightful evening was
enjoyed. About eighty couples attended.
The Sutter Terrace Whist Club held
another of it's pleasant socials last night
at the residence of John Stevens. The
evening was not wholly taken up in
cards, for other amusement in the way
Of music and recitation afforded the
pleasure for the latter part of the even
ing. There was a full attendance of the
members, and, as usual, "a merry time
was the order of the evening.
A. B. Martin and Miss Alice Brown
We're united in marriage last evening at
the residence of Mr. and Mrs. Fred
young people are we'll and favorably
known in Sacramento, where they have
been reared, and they will be kept busy
for some time receiving the congratula-
tions of their many friends. Father
Grace off1ciated at the ceremony, and
Miss Jannett Birdsall and Ernest Bird
sail were the maid of honor and best
man, respectively. The home was taste
decorated hn
after the service was over a reception
was held at which there were present
Mr.. and Mrs. Judge Johnson, the Misses
Johnson, Charles T. Jones, Charles
Jones, Jr., Miss Maud Jones, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ed. Lyon, William Howe, Will
lam Hendricks, the Misses Ahern, Mr..
Geiger, Horace A. Crocker, Miss Eva
Higgins, Mr.. and Mrs. Winans, and the
Misses Manning. That the newly welded
couple were well remembered by their
friends was evident from the many
useful and beautiful presents received
They will take up their residence in the
new home on Fifteenth and streets,
which the groom had provided in antic-
ipation of the happy union.
The home of w. S. Leake, 11O1 o
prettiest and gayest of the seasons fes-
tiyities, the occasion being a reception
given by Mrs Leake, who is about to
remove to San Francisco The rooms
We're all superbly decorated with beau
tiful flowers and an abundance of pot
ted plants artistically arranged in hooks
and corners throughout the lovely home
The library was decked in red, carna-
nd
The front parlor, where Mrs. Leake re-
ceived her callers, was charming in its
wealth of pink and white flowers. The
lace curtains were profusely ornament
ed with festoons of smilax, interspersed
with pink roses, camellias and hya-
cinths. A piano lamp in one corner of
the room bore an elaborate pink shade,
decorated with smilax and maidenhair
ferns Throughout the afternoon re-
freshments were served in the dining
room, in which lavendar was the pre-
vailing color. From the chandelier over
the table were draped four broad laven-
dar ribbons. Maidenhair ferns in Law
endar covered pots and large clusters
of violets were additional ornaments
in this room.
Some choice selections were rendered
by C. A. Neale, assisted by string
quartet. Vocal solos were rendered by
Mrs. Carroll Nicholson of Oakland, Mrs
Muller and Miss Felter, Misses Gerrish
and Barrett accompanies. Mrs Muller
and Miss Felter also rendered a duet
Professor Vanderhoof gave violin
solo, accompanied by Mr.. Hyman
Following is a list of the guests:
Mrs. NJ. e. Ackley, Mrs. w. A. Briggs,
w. E. Briggs, Mrs. A. A. Bonnheim,
Amelia Boil, Mrs. ]. C. Boyd, James H
Budd, Mrs. Louis Breuner, Hattie Bill
lings Octavia c. Booth, Mrs William
Beckman, Mrs. H. p. Breckenfeld, Jud
Brusie, c. E. Burnham, Josephine
Blanche, Mrs. Ben r Crocker Mrs.
Perry Curtis, Mrs. J. o. Coleman, T. J.
Clunie, Mrs J. Frank Clark, Alice Dilly
Clark, Mrs. Ed. p. Colgan, Mrs. Charles
Coglan, Mrs. Fred. Colegrove, Mrs Eu-
gene Crouch, Mrs. Bertha " CroIy.
Mrs. G. B. N. Glow, Mrs. Annie Camp
bell. Mrs. Alice Campbell, Miss Jennie
Crofton, Mrs. VIM. Devlin, Mrs. G. F.
Dillman, NJ J. Dillman, Mrs F. r. Dray.
Mrs Winfield J. Davis, Mrs. William
Dresbach, Miss Florence Dresbach.
Mrs. Thomas Fox, Mrs. James Faris.
Mrs. Alfred Folger, Mrs. Ed. Frazer.
Mrs. August Fabian, Miss Lizzie Grif-
fin Mrs James Gillis, Mrs. John Ger
Der, Wilbur George, DR.. Matt. T. Card
rer. Mrs. Mary George, Mrs. L. He'll
bron, Bertha Howe, Mrs Thomas B.
Hall, Mrs George Hignott, Mrs. Ed.
Hamilton, Mrs. Eugene Hadiey, Edith
Eughson, Mrs. Frank Hickman, Amy
r. Hopkins, Mrs. Joseph Hahn. Mrs
Everett w. Hale, Mrs. J. W. Hughes,
Mrs. Robert Hawley, Miss Alice Hanni-
fin, Mrs l.. A. Hawk, Miss Isabel Hem
ley. Mrs. NJ. s. Hammer, Marvin r.
Higgins, Miss Hopkins, Henry He'll