The record-union., 1899-02-05

to G. L. Battelle. Only immediate
friends and relatives were present at
the ceremony. The bride received
many beautiful presents. The happy
| couple left for San Francisco for a
brief wedding trip.
The FortnightIy Club was enter
tanned last evening at the home of Mr..
and Mrs r. T. Bentley The entertain
ment consisted in a country dance"
All the guests were attired in costumes
BETTING the occasion. Old-fashioned
games and dances were induluged in
by the guests, and much merriment en-
sued. Mrs. Bentley and Miss Birdsall
were the leaders.
Mrs. J. j. Dwyer gave a delightful
whist party Monday afternoon. The
decorations were very artistic The
prevailing color in the hall and library
was red, with festoons of smilax ar
ranged about the room. The parlor
was in violet. violets in profusion
We're arranged artistically about the
| room. The dining-room was prettily
decorated in yellow. Mrs. NJ T. Dill
man won the first prize, Mrs. Clay
Chapman the second, Mrs. A A. Van
VOORHEES, the third Mrs. C. Kaufman
the fourth, Mrs. W. H. Davis the fifth,
and Mrs. w. HI. Baldwin the sixth.
Among the invited guests were: Mes
DANES Henry T. Gage, Egbert Adams !;
Messrs.. r. Beard, Jerome Carroll, r. 1.
Bentley, William Bentley, C. C. Bonte,
Clay Chapman, C. Beckwith, C. M. Bel
| shaw, Halsey Smith, Harley Stephen
son, William Schaw, w. Skeel, L. Tozer,
| A. A. Van VOORHEES,, L. S. Tayler, H
| Weinstock, H. E. Yardley, j. H. Park
enson, r. Hawley, w. Dwinell, James
Faris Jr., F. Coombs, c. M. Colgan,
! Wilbur George, NJ J. Dillman, John
Ing, Jr., Hiram Johnson, C. McClatchy,
| L. Mebius, H. D. Nash, ]. E. Terry,
Anna Campbell, G. H. Clark, Charles
Burnham, Charles Dillman, Matt F.
johnson, w. D. knights, A. A. Merke-
| ley, E. M. Sheehan, Fred Pierce A. P.
Booth, Wallace A. Briggs, E. Hadley,
]. ]. Trainor, H. ]. Kilgariff, w. H.
Hendricks, George w. H. Davis, Carl
Kaufman, D. A. Lindley, H. 1. Light
| ner, c. L. La Rue, E. M. Lynn, ". S.
McClatchy, Louis H. Valentine, L. r.
Works, w. Wood, c. M. Smith of San
Francisco; Misses Minnie Richardson,
Clara Taylor, Medora Taylor, Florence
McKune, Helen Lindley, Iva Hughson,
Edith Hughson, Maye Carroll and Ma
mic Driscoll.
Mrs. B. M. LIE Long was the hostess
of the Eschscholtzia Club at her home,
1910 N street, Wednesday evening. A
delightful paper was read on the life
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the conclusion of the entertainment a
dainty repast was served the guests.
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Last Tuesday afternoon Mesdames
Sparrow Smith, Robert N. Bulla and
William Meade gave a charming recep
ton at the home of Mrs. Smith. The
decorations were exceedingly beautiful,
the color scheme being successfully car
ried out in the different rooms. The
musicians were screened behind palms
and potted plants in the prettily deco
rated hall. The prevailing color was
pink. The library was decorated in
magnolia blossoms and red carnations
The parlors were in pink and white.
A great profusion of flowers were used
in the decorations. The color in the
dining-room was yellow. Crepe paper
was used in garlands and quantities of
orange branches with their fruit were
used in an artistic manner in the dec
orations. Those who assisted to re-
ceiye were Mesdames c. NJ Belshaw,
Frank Coombs, William knights,
Charles McCleary, E. Hadley, NJ X
Barrett, Thomas Flint and Miss Emily
Thompson.
D. Dierssen made a short trip to San
Francisco during the week.
Miss Helen Wilder was the guest of
Miss Mayer during the past week.
The Dewey Lodge, No. II, of Modern
Trojans. gave their seventh social
dance at Pythian Castle last Tuesday
evening. The hall, as usual, looked
very pretty in it's decorations of ever
greens and flags. The grand march took
place at S:45 p. m. being led, by Walter
Williams and Miss Hattie Jenkins The
floor director was Mr. Williams, and
Messrs. Loveland, Molsworth, Gee and
Jefferson acted as floor managers. The
Reception Committee consisted of Mrs.
c. c. Fisher, Mrs. De Pons, Miss Pot
ter, Miss Prescott, Miss Martin and
Miss Billou
A. j. Loveland of San Francisco spent
the past week with relatives in this
city.
Senator shortridge left for the Bay
City yesterday.
The Round Table Club held it's regu-
lar meeting at the home of Miss Py-
burn Friday evening. The hostess read
a very interesting and comprehensive
lecture on will We Ever Have a Uni
versl Language" A large number of
guests were present and the evening
was most enjoyably spent by all.
Sunset Parlor. N. S. G. W., will give
another one of their pleasant dances
next Thursday evening. These parties
have been a great success throughout
the SERIES
The Silver Link Social Club will en-
terrain its members and friends to a
basket social on Tuesday evening. Ev-
erything is being done to make the
evening enjoyable, and it Isl expected to
be very pleasant affair.
Miss Wendt will entertain the u. u
Whist Club at her home next Friday.
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Misses Anna and virna Woods enter
tanned the Derthick Club at their home.
1126 F street Saturday afternoon at a
luncheon The event was in honor of
Mrs. S. r. Utter, cousin of the host