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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-12-28
The Work During 1890.
During the year that is now Fastening to
close the New Bush-street has presents ed

During the year that is now Fastening to
close the New Busli-street has present ed
the following list of attractions to the pub
lie of San Francisco:
Weeks January 6-l3-vernona Jarbeau: Star
light" and strictly CONFIDENTIAL"
pany: "a Possible Case"
Pasha"
February II Maggie Mitchell; Ray" Fan
chon" and Little Barefoot
March 3-l0-Clevelands MIDstreIs
March lI-23-3l-Casin0 Opera COMPANY: Err.
mimic" Nadiy'' and The Black Hussar.
April 1-l4-HaIen and Hart: Later On.v
April 2l-2S-" Zig-Zag."
May 6-12-Joseph Haworth: i" Paul Kauyarn
May l9-26-June 2-9-william II. Crane; Tho
Senator"
june 1885," A Long Lane"
June 30-JuIy IA Pair OF jacks
July l4-21-M. b. Curtis; The Shatcheu,
July 2S-Angust ELECTROMAGNETIC Compa-
ny" Lights and Shadows" Under Yoke" and
q" Two Nights In Rome"
August 25-September Hubert Wflke: I. Peti
the Vagabond."
september y l5-Maud Granger; "Innerited" and
1.-THE Creole"
September 22-29-"U s. Maiiv
october 6-l3-Hoyts "A Trip to Chinatown"
October 20-27-james A. Herne; Hearts of Oak -
November 3-tiDeratis, Military Band
November lO-l7-Herrmann's New Transatlan-
tiques.
November 2i-December 1-CisveIands colored
MinstreIs.
December 20 to january 4, ls9l-Gus Williams
and John I. Kelly. In :" and l."
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Society Elections.

Golden Gate Alliance, No. 2. S. P. A. OF
California. has elected the following Off
GERS: r. :. Barry, President: P. Desmond,
Vice President; j. j. Harvey. Second Vice.
President; John Ganey, Recording Secre-
tary; Thomas McKeon, Financial Secre-
tnry; J. j. Dunno, Corresponding Secretary !;
T. Dillon, Assistant Financial Secretary
Trustees-P: McCluskey, John Shiel, A.
Lynch, 7. Finn, L. Hallinan Delegates to
State Council-R j., Barry, j. j. McGrath.
McManus, G. O'Brien, T. McKeon, James
Riordon. p. Dillon and 7. Mailman.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-12-28

now on its run. Manager Leavtt is rather
disposed to congratulate himself on secur-
ing the services If this brace of comiques,
especially as the receipts of the ENGAGEMENT
up to date have exceeded any in the history
played at advanced prices 1t is quite an
parent the company will close out we'll
Commencing next week, there will be an
entire new bill of specialties, and Florrie
West the English dancer, together with
Gertrude Zella,. the soprano. will deal with
new and more attractive business even than
that with which they have delighted our
citizens TINS far
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-12-28
"rhe Birth of the OpaI.n

At grand concert given by the Rubin
stein Club at Chickering Hall, New York
on Tuesday, the 10th, short cantata witt
the above title by Carl II. Reed and yer.
peculiar words was produced. Some of tn
lines read thus:
The sunbeam loved the moonbeam
And followed her low and high:
But the mOonbeam fed and hid her head,
She was SO shy. SO shy.
The sunbeam wooed with passion;
All he was n lover bold,
And his heart was afire with mad desire,
For the moonbeam pale and cold.
And lo the beautiful opal,
That rare aud wOndrous gem,
Where the moon and sun blend into one
Is the child that was born to them.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-12-28
An Irish Beauty.

Adelaide Moore. descendant Of the gen.
uine old Irish aristocracy, now On route to
Australia via San Francisco, will appear at
the Bush-street on Monday week in .Romeo
and Juliet" The lady has recently played
an engagement at the Globe Theater, LON
don, and is said to be young woman of
voluptuous beauty, snowy complexion re-
lieved by the delicate pink of neck and
cheek and lips, large liquid eyes of purest
azure and features of finest mold. Her fine,
golden hair of radiant hue of beauty clings
in curls about her fore head. Miss Moore's
dresses are said to be mar wells of elegance,
taste and richness
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-12-28

good deal OF interest attaches to the
forthcoming engagement at the Baldwin Of
the perennial Lolita. Many years have
flown since she was here, and she has had
an eventful and uniformly successful career
since. Lolita is reported one of the wealth.
lest women in the business, and is said to be
as youthful and clever as ever. This year
public favor, owing, no doubt, to the fact
that she has secured good play in which to
display her peculiar abilities. She will be
welcomed here by many old-time friends,
and her brief engagement Of fortnight
Will no doubt be an agreeable one to all con-
ceInad.
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At the AIcazar.

Arson Ponds military drama, "Her
Atonement," will be produced January 9Th
on grand scale. Joseph Grismer and
Phoebe Davies begin an engagement January
18th, and while they hold the stage the
present stock company will make a tour of
the Coast.
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Mon.v. Racairad

Tax Collector O'Brien had paid into the
City Treasury up to noon yesterday s., 69S,-
GO 20. out Of which Treasurer Refs has paid
$4,000 under special appointments. The
treasury contains $2,1S3, 020 20 awaiting. APP
portionment to the several funds.
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Sig Don Diego de Vivo. operate impre-
sario. writes in the most enthusiastic not to
say extrayagant, way OF the new soprano,
Mile. Decca, he has brought to the surface.
and which he expects will compensate and
console him for the Alfalfa fiasco. cat last. /"
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Hayman,s Mission to London.

There seems to be no doubt now that the
object of Manager Hayman's mission in
London was the new play by Bronson How
ard. The long stride ahead that American
drama has taken in the last two years makes
it a foregone conclusion that the mere an
nouncement of new play by Bronson How
ard will command universal attention. The
success Hayman met with in handling
Shenandoah" was so great that Bronson
Howard, in all probability. is willing to
trust any play he might write to his direc-
ton. He is due in New York about the
middle of January
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-12-28

The case of Ernest Lang, who has been
twice tried on the charge of photographing
nude females, had his case transferred yes
terday from Police Court 3 to Judge
Rix's court. The juries in the trials already
had both disagreed,
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-12-28
Sc Mignon.o

The Partisan vocalist, Mignon, at the Pow
ell-street Theater last week, sang leading
roles in the French capital for several sea-
sons. On her arrival In the United States,
last October, she was unfortunately pros
trated by severe illness, caused by q united
attack Of pneumonia and pleurisy, which
brought her close TO deaths door and held
her there for some time. When the lady
RECEIVERS the full volume of her voice she
will re-enter the operate field.
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legs. They opersted upon him and now he is
able to use his legs well as any child OF his age
he mad been treated for eight months previously by
several physicians without any benefit whatever i
give this testimonial voluntarily others may
know. My husband indorses this in every particu-
lar. (Signed) MRS KOIByn
was so weak 1could scarcely walk up the stairs
to the Cosmopolitan Dispensary last week." said
William r. Kane an employe Of the California Fur
niture Company. yesterday. "Iwas suffering from
asthma and catarrb. had . continual pain in the
Side and could neither eat, sleep nor work. Their
remedies did me SO much good that now sleep
well and am working again. My appetite is good
and really believe they will effect permanent
cure In my case. Other physicians failed to do me
any good"
Mr.. Kane has been o resident OF San Francisco for
twenty-eight years and lives 1918 Post st. where
he will corroborate the above at any time
except during working hours, when he can be found
at the California Furniture Company on Geary ST.
"Iwas sick four years with skin troubles I had
more or less sores over my body. 1 called at the
Cosmopolitan Dspensary and they furnished me
with medicine,
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-12-28
The Second week
Williams and Kelly.

Gus Williams and John T. Kelly, the
Teuton and the Celt, are the wheel horses,
SO far as drawing power is concerned, in
getting people TO the New Bush-street The
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-12-28
The MendeIssohns.

In letter 10 Mr.. p E. Oakley of this city
the manager Of this quintet club says: I'VE
will arrive in San Francisco May I'd. Please
secure hall for two evenings and matinee.
Miss Marie Barnard has developed sur
prising power and sweetness of voice, to say
nothing of her improved manner of stage
presence from her constant appearance be-
fore large and critical audiences. If. in San
Francisco. we receive the usual enthusiastic
require your largest hall. The other men,
bers of our club are also away above par,
and this assertion your lovers of good
music must certainly confirm
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Verdi and FaIstaf.

vival of an old rumor The grand old man
of Santa Agata can hardly be considered as
writing comic opera now; and no one can
imagine serious Falstaff. The New York
Sun remarks: Probably Verdi does not
know that he is committing sacrilege in
writing an opera of which the central figure
is to be Falstaff No foreigner can appre-
apprehend Sancho or Faustus. Witness the
German graphic representation of sweet
Jack FalStaff, he whose nimble brain dis
titled delectabie outlets, and quips pellucid
and deep as the north star. They make him
leering, swollen, beer-soaken bulk. The
libel rouses cur indignation like personal
atfront. Fancy Fat Jack executing In reci-
tative:
BY the Lord knew We,
AS well As He that made ye:
Or rolling in sobered thoughtfulness to the
footlights to discharge his bosom of the aria:
There's honor for you'll
Personal and Other Jottings.
Miss Adele aus der Ohe. pianiste, left for
New York direct on Tuesday evening last,
December 23d.
Emily Jordan Chamberlain and two
da lighters sailed December 10th from New
York for this city, via the Isthmus of
Panama. She comes to visit her aged
father. Charles R. Thorne, who resides here
Mr.. George Osborne is now member of
the celebrated Players Club of New York.
Mrs. Carrie Millzner- Hamilton, one of our
best sopranos. has resumed her musical
studies with Nine. Julie Rosewad. She is
ambitious to enter on lyric career, melted
thereto by the great success of Miss Marie
Barnard during her present tour with the
Memberships.
Mr.. Gadesden, known as the "Silent
Tenor for the reason that, while possessed
: OF an exquisite tenor voice. he reSolutely re-
fuses to sing In public, has returned from
London. His voice is In great demand by
the Mob Hill society people.
Mr. II. j. Stewards oratorio, 1.-THE Natiy-
ity," will be sung at Trinity Church on Sun
day evening, January 4, 1891.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Fells arrived in this
city on Christmas morning.
Fowler and Mornington say they intend
to revive skipped" and for that purpose
Stalt eastward In the spring. A good sea-
son for the piece as named.
The Boston Ideals disbanded in Louisville
recently, with salaries eight weeks In ar
rears
Albert Hosmer has jSlned, as leading man.
Russell's Metropolitan Dramatic Company,
for tour Of the California mining towns
Lena Merville, it is said, is to sue Hoyt &
Tn omas as result Of her recent retirement
fro m IA Trip to Chinatown" The latter
firm will fight the case stoutly.
dutch" Daily Of the U and /" company
has been engaged by George w. Lederer for
ne Sia.un ne1 Ra sIas suic,;n,sn u-, o.
MI. Sislaunu Deel Vi9I1lsv, MIS-; Car
una No. }piesue, MI L,, nelhe csnoIS,
a aiva ee-;ae of f"nr ntta sao,n' plopuse 70
sNe ' ssiies " a. ao1r ad.elhGon concerts IN
R,adu has g nt' iS %s t .R nal ,ia
ond al, rsa tbam, ,n c,a 20 III, Ev.o i.une
an "n tho =" roaa 0 'Aen' ;" o"0 " n'' mays NJ"
oh sh1 i9au.
maIrisd Mnrv n,a on roin r iace aea,ey'
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-12-28
How Teresa Carreno PLAYS.

The little Venezuelan pianiste, after max
ing great sensation in Berlin. Hamburg
and Leipsie, took the Vienna public by
storm at a recent concert Of the Phllhar-
monte Society. DIR. Hansliek writes that
"she is Individually brilliant bravura
player, an original. energetic personality.
with head of true Southern beauty. She
grasps the board with masculine vigor, COM
bines the keys in mighty chords and creates.
wild havoc among them. But she can also
coax the tenderest tones from them, and
make the daintiest passages die away pianis-
simo. Her technic is especially brilliant in
rapid octave passages. In the equality OF
the long-continued trill. Her phrasing, like
her technic reminds one of Sophie Menter,
but the color is darker, the spirit more fiery.
WHAT pleased us most was the luscious tone
which her touch gets out of the instrument,
and her pronounced rhythmical feeling
There is nothing indefinite, vague In her
piano playing. but everything is chiseled in
clear outlines"
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-12-28

After the Voyage.
you are looking very we'll after your.
trip
II lost forty pounds, thought
.Really?"
"Yes-pools on the ships run !"-N. Y.
Herald.
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THE PROGRAAIME.
PAcHMANN's MATINEE.

a large audience assisted at the mis-
cellaneous recital given by Vladimir de
Pachmann yesterday afternoon at Irving
Hall, attracted not only by the intrinsic
merit OF the great artist. but also by GER
tain curiosity to hear how the wonderful
interpreter Of Chopin would handle all the
other composers. The programme con-
tanned selections from Beethoven, Weber,
Schnmann, Mendelssohn and List, besides
a few numbers from Chopin, and the audi
ence was unanimous in proclaiming him
perfect master of all styles. Some mechanical
pianists insist that Beethoven cannot be
played with any emotional degree, but with
the severe discipline of German soldier
presenting arms. We rather agree with the
most noted critics and biographers of Bee
thoven, who all unitedly state that Beetho-
ven played his own compositions with in
finite shades, coloriug and wonderful tenn
pc rubato, produced by asentimental feeling
equal to If not surprising that Of Chopin. It
VIII not be an exaegeration to state that
Beethoven has never been PLAYED better in
San Francisco than Vladimir dc Pachmann
did YESTERDAY,
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-11-02

chnsed Them from my druggist, anu ODIHII'u
oinost immediate relief began to notice that
The scolv eruptions gradually dropped of and
disappeared one by one, antil had been fully
cnred had the disease thirteen months before
bernn taking the REMEDIES, and in four or I'VE
weeks was entirely cured. Ny dlSease Wa
.'..,,o,,o md nsoriasis. know OF great many
who have taken the REMEDIES. and thank me Tor
the knowledge OF them. especially mothers VINO
have babes with scaly eruptionS on their heads
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Nv body was covered with scales, and was an
s,yf,,l s1ectaclc to behold. Now my skin Is A.
rlearas a baby's. GEO. COTEY. Merrill Wis.
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when II began TO look ike spots
OF mortar spotted on. and
which came on i'm layers ac-
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would scratch every night un
til / was raw. then the next
night the scales. being formed
meanwhile. were scratched of
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an the doctors in the county.
but without and. After giving
up all hopes OF recovery, ! hap
pencd to see an advertisement
In the newspaper about your
Crr1cInA REMEDIES. and pur-
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EOR SALE.

Il The buildings and real estate consisting
Of over two acres belonging 20 the belihoht
,ho line Of the B. A o. and c., L. ~ W railroads.
B sY are best adapted to the manufacture
% ,,lassware. but can readily De adapted to
otner purposes viii be sold as whole or I'm IN
natural divisions TO suit the !, RurSnasel; TOT
'er rissd w. Bellaire, Ohio.
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71eiu ADVERTISEMENTS.
L. A. ROLF 600,
REAL ESTATE, LOANS AND RENTAL AGENTS.

$3.50 Buys Lot 30xl20 on South Huron street.
one hundred yards from new electric car line.
Bargain for cash.
81, 100 Buys Lot thirty feet front on South Front
St. This vii, be- cheap at 81 500 in the spring.
81 $50 Buys Lot 39Nl20. corner OF South York
and Ohio. Fine corner for double house on new
car line.
$1,000 Buys House OF Five Rooms. lot 25xl9i.
No. l35 South Broadway. Look at II; YOU will
find bargain
Sixty-two feet on South Front street. The
only corner on River Front left. Cheap, ON
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Lots on McCollocb street Wilhelm's Vineyard
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and see plat
Lots in Gllchrist's Plat adjoining the Old Fair
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Lots on South Penn street cheap. Lots in
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Farms for sale: all sizes and prices
Dairy Farm OF Al Acres within four miles OF
city, for rent cheap; long lease.
L. A. ROLF & CO.,
Real Estate, Loans and Rental Agents,
Telephone 500. 1914 Market Street.
| no2q
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MORTAR SPOTTED SKIN.
Covered with Scales. Awful Spectacle.
Cured In Five Weeks by the
Cutlcura Remedies.

lam going to tell YOU OF the extraordinary
cure your CUTIcURA REMEDIES performed on me.
About the lSt OF April last noticed some red
piuplc, ike coming out all over my body. but
thought nothing OF it until some time later on,
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no THE VOTERS OF OHIO
FOR SALE.

That desirable property Nos. 1921 and lSso
Main street. Wheeling, suitable Tor evenings
stores and boarding house. or with slight after
alton. would make good manulactusrIHns sirv,
SooJ drv cellar under both houses. shipping
Snc,lities unexcelled. For terms, etc, call on
or address J. j. FADER. Wheeling. oclOe&dh
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Sold everywhere. Price, CUTIcURA, 5Oc; soar,
o.. RFsoIvENT, 81. Prepared by the POTTER
Dpr-e AND CHEMICAL CORPORATION boston. ,,
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ro,,cs 70 Illustrations, and 100 testimonials.
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nupI.ES. black-heads, red, rough. chapped ana
PlM civ SKIN cured bY CUTICURA Soar.
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Cuticura ResO1vent

Tho new Blood and Skin Puriher and greaIest or
Humor Remedies internally, to cleanse the
blood Of all impurities. and thus remove ths
ca1se, and CUrIcURA. the great skin Cure, ana
S,,-r,cr,pA soar. an exquisite Skin Beautlher'
externally TO clear the skin and scalp and re-
store the hair, cure every species OF 9gonlzlhs;
itching. burning, scaly. and pimply diseases OIL
the skin. scalp and blood.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-11-02
BLACK THORN

New Musicl Special scenery, Calcium Ligh
Effects The Burning Mill, The Rescue
Seven Pretty Girls. elegantly costumed. who
sing, dance aud captivate the eye. \ superb act
ing cast and score OF new and novel features
H-PRiCES-Orchestra Chairs Soc: Dress
Circle. 25c: Gallery, 25c: Children, l5c. Re
served seats on sale at Weir's. oc3l
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GRAND OPENING,

OF Bishop Bros. New Saloon. at No. 985 Market
Street. Monday. November Sd, 1890. Monday
evening "a Big Free Lunch will be spread, to
which we invite all our friends and the public
generally. Come and see US and spend pleas
ant evening. no9dqcr
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VNANTED-A LIVE ENERGETIC PARTY
w in every place 10 introduce our goods. We
have % new line that will sell at every house and
orcnt~ can reap "a harvest between now and the
holidays Will paya salary of 5000 per month
il preferred. and furnish team free address
az once. Standard Silver Ware Co. Boston Mass.
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MERIT wins. Sales Of JaXon Soap
have trebled.
For rough skin, use Rose Cream.
Bargains In lax Ladies' and Gents Gold
Watches at IL. Il. HILLMAN Il CO.'S,
No. 2S Eleventh Street.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-11-02

Among the many pleasant events of yes
terday was a pretty lunch party given by
Mrs G. b. Hart to a few of her lady
friends. \ very tempting and daintily-ar-
ranged table greeted the guests and the
hours of the discussion were Joyous ones
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-11-02

Miss Lena Elig entertained number of
her friends very pleasantly at her home on
Main street, Monday evening. Cards and
dancing we're the main features, elegant re-
freshments being served at a seasonabIe
hour, to which all did ample justice.
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1Iriu advertisements.

1lEIu ctppII consequences
NOR RENT-ONE NICELY FURNISHED
Il Front Room, No. 1913 Market ST. no2dqeq
\NLANTED-GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE
w work. Apply at No. - Virginia street.
no2iqeq
NXTANTED-A MAN THAT UNDERSTANDS
w the retail grocery business. Apply TO
JOHNS. WELTN. no2q
NTANTED-IN KIRKWOOD or ON ISLAND,
w Room with or without board: young man;
best references given. Lock Box No. 81, Bridge
port. Ohio no2q
nor RENT-SEVERAL ELEGANTLY FUR
Il ni>hed rooms for either ladies' or gentle
men. Apply at southeast corner OF Main and
Tenth Streets Z. MORAN. oc26.&era
NOR RENT-THE ROOM No. llll Main 81,
Il known as the Main street entrance 10 the
Hotel Windsor. Possession given November J..
Also the fine store room No. 1879 Main street,
adjoining the above. Possession given at once.
Inquire OF ". REILLY, No. 1893 Main street.
oc2ieNdra
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--.t October and November
most beautiful of tue whole
-orgc0us for It's natural
lt and wood. the other beau
..s.1 of thanksgiving and us
nt social entertainments.
-ar.c weddings have occupied
place, ou tine programme 10 has
marked 1y parties, and espe-
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A gay party of young folks rendered eae,,
Miss Nellie Smith a serenade Friday even
ing at her home on Thirteenth street. Inc Inc
crowd was invited in, where delightful C..
evening was spent. At a seasonaole hour
refreshments were served, and the young
folks departed wishing the charming hos'-
ess many returns OF the evening