The record-union., 1899-02-05

1 and Mrs. Fred Urban and Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Taylor.
A very pleasant party was given Miss
Lulu Phillips at her residence. TOO >
street. on Thursday evening last. The
evening was pleasantly spent in games,
dancing, singing and music, and at
late hour refreshments were served.
Those present were: Misses Lulu Phil
lips, Ollie Sanders, Mayme Hallanan,
Josie Martin, kittie Carroll, Adah San
ders. Mabel Newell, Lena O'Conner,
Amy Carroll; Messrs. Manuel Silvey,
Ernest Harris, Arthur Hemul. Jack
Carroll, Pit Newshonub, Jack Sabern,
Willie Kaufman, Albert Murphy, E.
Lundquist, Johnnie Hallanan; Mrs. c.
M. Berry, Mrs. Mandel and Mrs. A.
Sanders.
Miss Maude Jenkins and j. A. Korell,
both of this city, went to Oakland on
the 23d of last month, where they were
married. They are both members OF
Dewey Lodge, No. II, Modern Trojans,
and the event came as a surprise to
their many lodge friends. The arrange
ments were so well planned that not
even their most intimate friends were
aware of the event until week later,
when they announced that they had
Just returned from their wedding tour.
They have the well wishes of many
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Boething of Brighton
Junction were given a complete and
most enjoyable surprise party few
evenings since, in honor of Mrs. Boeth-
ing's birthday. Their friends marched
to the house by music furnished by
Messrs. Schmittgen and Muller. After
congratulations the guests retired to
near by hall and enjoyed the fore part
of the evening in dancing, after which
a sumptuous supper was served at her
house, followed by games and pro-
gram. Mr.. Grothern rendered a flute
solo; Messrs. James, Julian and Emmett
Rhew sang in their usual fine style;
Freddie Dreyer, Walter Johnson and
Walter Shaw sang in concert; German
songs were sung, and at a late hour
the guests departed, after wishing Mr..
and Mrs. Boething many happy returns
of the day. Those present were: Mr.
and Mrs. G. Boething, Mr.. and Mrs. H.
Schmittgen, Mr.. and Mrs. W. Shaw
Mr. and Mrs. r. Dreyer, Mr.. and Mrs.
Koenig, Mr.. and Mrs c. Kipp, Mr. and
Mrs A. Schmittgen, Mr.. and Mrs.
Johnson, Mr.. and Mrs. D. Clippinger
Mrs. Clarke, Mrs. Bischel, Mrs. Hag-
gard; Misses Lena Clarke, Flora Win
ker, Lizzie Ulrich, Annie Schmittgen,
Clara Johnson, Lizzie Muller, Gertie
Schmittgen, Alma Kipp, Celia Shaw
DaJJ n,
Bischell, Freda Boething, Callie
Boething. Mollie Boething, Marie
Boething; Messrs. Muller, James Rhew,
Julian Rhew, Emnlet Rhew, V. Stefani,
Frank Schmittgen, Henry Schmittgen.
Frank Ulrich, Clarence Shaw, Freddie
Dreyer, Eric Dreyer, Robert Johnson,
Irvine Koenig, Irvine Boething and
Alphonse Boething.
Fred Purcell of Vallejo was the guest
of Arthur Pope for a few days during
the past week.
Mrs A. N Buchanan and Mrs. j. B.
Wright gave a whist iparty Friday
afternoon in honor of their mother,
Mrs. c. W. Clarke. The rooms were
handsomely decorated in potted plants
and pink ribbons and papers. The
prizes were won by Mrs. E A. Crouch,
Mrs. McCreary and Mrs. Steinman. Ell
egant refreshments were served at the
close of the usual number of games.
The guests were: Mrs. Simmons, Mrs.
Miller, Mrs. Van VOORHEES,, Mrs H G.
Smith, Mrs. w. X. Cothrin, Mrs. E. A.
Crouch, Mrs. Charles Beckwith, Mrs.
William Beckman, Mrs. E. Birdsall,
Mrs. r. D. Stephens, Mrs. w. Tozer,
Mrs. ]. J. Felter, Mrs. Cox, Mrs Nc
Creary, Miss Clarke, Mrs. Steinman,
Mrs. Faris. Mrs. Hamilton, Mrs. Cum
mings, Mrs. DR.. Briggs, Mrs. F. R.
Dray.
The Saturday Club held it's usual
meeting yesterday afternoon at 2
o'clock Miss Gertrude Gerrish acted
as director for the afternoon. Every
number was well rendered, and the fol-
lowing was the program: Reading,
''The Man Who Taught Paderewski,''
Miss Siddons; vocal solo, Evening"
(AbD, Miss Campbell: piano duet. (a)
Romance" Geschetizky), (b) "Scher-
zinc" (Schytte), Misses Florence Will
Jams and Carolee Wilsey; flute solo. (a)
'Reverie du Soir," op. 60 Saint -Saens),
(b) Romance op. 40 beethoven, C.
A Neaie; vocal solo, sleep Well. Sweet
Anger (Abt) Miss Sophia Jones; vocal
solo, HE Giveth His Beloved Sleep
(Abt), Mrs Robert Hawley: piano solo.
(a) "Wald Ellen" (Schytte), CD pic
cola Etude'' Geschetiz4xy). Miss Helen
Dunn: vocal solo, Embarrassment"
(AbD. Mrs. Dollhouse; piano duet, airs
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