The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1911-04-29
A PLEASANT SURPRISE
C.. n. German. Wife and Family Given
Royal Reception Thursday Evening

Royal Reception Thursday Evening
Thursday evening a pleasant surprise
was given to Mr.. and Mrs. @. II. Cor
man at their residence ON Ruby Hill
Avenue. The following ladies and
gentlemen marched into the residence
without warning. attended by the
Lobster Club Band, Of which Mr.. Cor.
mon has since its organization been a
member:
Judge A. L. Fitzgerald, Mr.. and
Mrs. p. H. HUI. A. p. Llsntroot,
Mrs. Caroline Huebner, Miss Villa
Huebner. Mrs. Kate Cicali, Mr.. and
Mrs. 7. II. Hicks, Mr.. and Mrs. O. O
III. HUI, Mrs. A. p. Mayberry, Miss T.
r. Mayherry. Mr.. aud Mrs. NJ. G..
Foster, Miss Mabel Hubbard. Miss
Sadie Boomhower, Mrs. o. d. Green.
Mrs. F. j. Brossemer. Miss Norma
Green, Mr.. and Mrs. M. Horner. Mr.. and
Mrs. James Kautz. Mr.. and Mrs. Roy
Cobb. Mr.. and Mrs. J. b. Bale, Miss
Grace Travers, DIR. and Mrs. w. f.
Burnett, DIR. and Mrs. G. NJ. Roberts,
Dan Morrison, Miss Pearl Morrison
Mr.. and Mrs. A. T. Taylor. Angelo
Florio, Mrs. Jennie Wilhelm, Miss
Adelaide Wilhelm, Mr.. and Mrs. W.
]. Hooper. Ray Broy, Ernest Mau,
Mrs. Otto Mau, VIII Swick. Miss Geral-
dine Hancock. E. j. Anderson. William
Dooley, John McKernan, Mrs. Robert
Laird, Mrs. Sarah Skillman, Mrs. H.
NJ. Schneider, Mrs. A. Fletcher, john
Holder, Richard Hooper, Sisto Mar
ciochi, Batista Minoletti, Ray Swick.
j. w. Bailey. Miss Gladys Hicks, Miss
Gladys Cicali. Miss Pauline HUI, Miss
Florence Morrison.
On the first swelling note from the
band on the outside, Mr.. German, in
khaki suit and without coat. came to
the door. aud when he a the multi.
tude nothing but his own brave soul
sustained him, and the gathering
marched in nolens uolens. For several
hours the HOLSTERS rendered choice
music, and wit and repartee. and fun
and jollity prevailed. When Mr.. and
Mrs. German saw the joy on each coun-
tenance they knew IL was no hostile
move, but that true. trusted and tried
friends we're giving them a parting
saluati3n. The foregoing ladies and
gentlemen having ascertained a day or
two g hat Mr.. German would, with
his family. remove from Eureka to
Reno. Nevada, where he expected to
take a position of trust and confidence.
they determined to make this visit in
testimony of the great good will they and
other members OF the community of
Eureka have in Mr.. German and his
family, ana to show their love. trust
and confidence in Mr. German and his
usefulness to any community in
which he may reside. Near the
still hour of midnight, which the Lob
ster Club Band did not permit to
" otAA Oh tAto OSOooAOht oAh6O -
Fitzgerald was selected to make a brief
address. expressing the sentiment and
feelings of the visitors to Mr.. aud Mrs.
German and their children, after which
Mr.. German was loudly and vociferous-
ly called for. and he came forward,
khaki suit and all, and made a pleasant
and appreciatory speech. which was
loudly applauded by the visitors. Then
Mrs. German. being 30 often called for,
made her appearance. but her emotions
overcame her. and her tears thanked
the audience more eloquently than any
words could.
The visitors then returned home with
feelings of deep regret in having to part
with so pleasant a gentlemen and lady
and their interesting children, wishing
them every happiness and blessing in
their future home.