The record-union., 1896-11-19
SOCIAL EVENTS.

The Sans Souci Club will hold it's sec
ond dance of the season at Turner Hall
next Friday evening.
The wedding of William Mcdonald 0.
lone and Emma Dutschke Of Stockton
was consummated at the residence Of
the brides mother 706 E Lafayette
street. at 3 p. m, last Wednesday, No
vember 11th. Rev. r. H. Sink officiated
Miss Mary Kobbings was bridesmaid
and Wesley Dutschke groomsman The
parlors were beautifully decorated with
flowers and foliage and an elaborate
spread was provided for the guests.
The happy couple left for San Francis
co on their wedding tour but will soon
return to lone, which will be their
future residence
In addition to the welded pair and
Rev. r. H. Sink the following guests
were in attendance: Mrs. M A
Dutschke, Mr.. and Mrs. A B. Nc
Donald, parents of the bridegroom;
Mrs. McCraney, Mrs. S. L. Robertson,
Mrs. B. F. Smith, Miss May Robbings.
Misses Lillian and Lizzie Dutschke Of
Sacramento, John r. Week of Sacra-
mento, Eta and Jessie Smith, Miss
Sarah Dutschke. Miss Maud Lamb,
Bert, Mallet, Charles Mcdonald, Mrs.
Martin, Miss Sella Clifton, Miss Emma
Sherkitz, Wesley Dutschke, Mrs. Jennie
Stwert and e. Fl. Neff.
A few friends of Professor E. c. At
kinson assembled surreptitiously at the
Atkinson residence on Tuesday even
ing, the occasion being the celebration
Of the Professors birthday. The re-
cipient of the surprise had been con-
veniently "farmed out" at a neigh
boris residence and later sent for, ac-
cording to the old established custom.
The guests were entertained for an
hour with a novelty denominated I'll
lustrated Book Shop" after which the
doors We're thrown open and the COM
pany adjourned to the spacious dining
room, where a bounteous repast was
served. Frank T. Atkinson, nephew
of the professor, acted as Master Of
Ceremonies. Toasts were given and
responded to as follows: Points and
Pointers Professor 3. F. Howard; +;
From Bar to Bench" Judge Matt F.
Johnson; The Bad Boy and His Pa"
Arthur +. Atkinson; song, Mrs b. F.
Howard; The Ladies'" NJ S. Hammer:
Man, Poor Man." Mrs. II. n. Hoyt;
''If at First You Don't Succeed, Try,
Try Again." NJ. j. Curtis; Attaining
His Majority" DR.. Fl. n. Hoyt At
the close of the festivities the host
briefly addressed the assembled guests.
expressing in the warmest terms his
appreciation of the pleasures of the
evening.
The initial party of the Deux Temps
night, and the full membership of the
club turned out TO do honor to the oc-
casion. The hall was tastefully deco
rated and the Reception Committee,
composed of Frank j. O'Brien, George
Artz. Fred Van Walbeck Thomas
Sweeney, Fred L. O'Brien and Frank
Hickey did the honors with credit. Al
Readman was floor director and
Stephen Uren, Jr., Frank Artz, James
Harkins, Cooney Dittmar, Mark Ebel
and John Cippa floor managers. Card
tables were set for the enjoyment of
guests who cared to pass the time SO
and dancing was taken part In by all.
The attendance was limited to club
members.
Mrs. Clara Parsons entertained a
coterie of her young friends at a
''taffy pull' Tuesday evening at her
residence on I street. Before they all
departed a dainty repast was served
and a most enjoyable evening was
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