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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1894-04-15

THERE was great deal of moon
shine in Dave Hills speech, notwith-
standing the Suns rays.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1894-04-15

CoxEY's army is now doing the Han
nibal act. Climbing mountains try
mems soles.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1894-04-15

CHIEF or POLICE BAXTER does no,
propose to grow corns on his con
science.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1894-04-15

MkyoR MARTIN has startled in to
save his reputation as per his inau =
gural speech.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1894-04-15

TmE next Office Sid Clark will be
nominated for will be vacuum,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1894-04-15

A duty on tariff speeches would
bring in considerable income.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1894-04-15

THERE are large, unbilled chunks of
misdirected sympathy afioat ia this
territory.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1894-04-15

The fruit was killed by the frost
but the fruit tree agent still lives.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1894-04-15

Use the Weider guarantee mixed
paint Cheapest and best
Sl-tf EAGLE DRU0 STORE
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1894-04-15

WANTED, An agent in every coun-
ty, good wages. Address NJ, L.
LEADER office
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1894-04-15

Gothaner a Douglass are the only
cabinet makers in the city, give them
a II g7
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1894-04-15

+. B Lille & Co. S new store is an
enterprise well worth the patronage
of our people. u
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1894-04-15

REpUBLIcANs are already fioundering
in the cong aressional soup.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1894-04-15

THERE are few slices of Bacon left
for <he cipher expert of the future
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1894-04-15

Madame Yates Complexion powders
and fine perfumes
7l-tf EAGLE ID UG STORE.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1894-04-15

GUTHRIE is willing to respond TO n
railroad encore.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1894-04-15

Perry's waterworks machinery wIll
come from Cincinnati and Pittsburg,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1894-04-15

Two sneak thieves known as Whitley
and Happy Jack are doing the strip
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1894-04-15

HENRY IRVING thinks Hamlet was
troubled with biliousness. That's the
matter with Mckinley?
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1894-04-15

The Enid restaurants have risen &c
the dignity of spring ice cream.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1894-04-15

DAILY WEATHER FoRECAsr,
Highest temperature yesterday, 8Bi
lowest, 90.
Forecast to-day: Local Showers, and
cooler tonight.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1894-04-15

THE time is ripe for.doing good work
for Guthrie
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1894-04-15
Busy Al Round.

lie cannot sing the old songs.
This blue-bird spring to greet,
For hc is busy all the time
Warming his frozen feet.
Chicago Inter Ocean.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1894-04-15

GREER has not outgrown his mouth.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-10-01
MISCELLA NEOUS.

Mrs. Sidney nj. Van Wyck has issued cards
announcing the marriage OF her daughter, Miss
Clara Churchill Van Wyck. to OsgooG Putnam,
which took place at Trinity Church on Tues
day, September 25.# 81
All Nine. Ziskas school, last Tuesday even
ing, The first soire of the season was literary TO
the. extent that Mrs::Allce: .Kingshury- Cooley
read two acts OF -her. original play. "Margaret
the Witcb.n Observation-Disclosures by Miss Steven
son M iss EFore nee Ieyyand Miss Alice: :Ziska
formed the: secondjparT of @ths programme, and
a=nice little supper: closed an: evening pleas
an tfy:s spent by thefrisnds Of the pupils.
"A costume recital was given recently by Hiss
Viva. ID: Cunimins at the oiel Waldorf In; New
York CITY. She gave a pr0gramm Of Orient al
and Amer can Ind IAN songs forthe enterfa ain.
nTent OF Mrs-,P hebe:A. Hearst and "a number
OF her friends. :: . g. - " 80 -.
: Mr.. and Mrs. b. Scfweitzef were rendered a
surprise party last Tuesday night at theirresi-
deuce on. their occasion of<the pearl:wedding
early hours aud az ] Eo'clock sumptuous sup
pes was served. Covers were laid: for forty
ladies and gentemen.Who were most Hospitality
entertained. -; -. ::
= An interesting entertainment was given by
The Catholic Ladies Aid Society. No. 2Olast
Friday evening. The Edison Photographs was
a feature of the evening Among other num-
bers OF the programme was recitation. by
Miss Eugene Gonzalez, and a banjo duet by r.
Ir0nes and 4. Gonzalez. Tne success OF the
affair was due TO The efforts of Mrs. M.
Nolan, Mrs. j. Gonzalez aud Mrs. Morrisey
The social OF last Thursday evening given
by Universalist ladies of the Mission. WIS a
very enjoyable affair. The first part Of the
programme OF music and recitations was of a
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-10-01

The first month of autumn was made quite:
Interesting to those who are in society, owing g:
TO tile nnm1er OF mountaineering >thathave.
taken. Iace. Tie past week witness ed three
az these Pleasant affairs, tile .nupiials Of Miss:
Mae Dimond and Joseph s. Eobin, of Miss
NTaude Marie TreadweH. and Joseph Erahcis
Nolan, and OF Miss Hope Ellis of MarysvIlte
and.l{ohest l.. Sherwood Of this: city. All: of
these affairs were ce1ebral ed with due eclat and
fulldeseliptions OF item have appeared in our
Columns. - +. ~.
iorwald to is The Forthcoming wedding OF
Prince Poniatowski ana Miss Ethel Sperry,.
daughter of Mrs. T. W. Sperfy. Of Stockton, and
sister Of Mrs. William ii: Croker of this city.
ltwill lake place at tie Hotel d Al be in Paris
.IreXt saturday at noon. Among the .Caitor-
ItamS ElIo #wili=be present are Mr.. and Mrs.
" iliianl H. Croker Mrs. T. H.. Sperry, Mr..
aln! MIS- George Cfocker, Mrs. a. NJ. Easron.
MS. Louis 3. ParrOtt, and Mr. and Mrs. james
DEMONSTRATING wf>be.that of Mrs. Belle:
Donaiite and Iiichafd II. Spfague, which Will
=. take tlace on ThutsdAE,~Oetob- L, Ii, at the
.ltNideUce d tile hfiqe'S .narenisi Judge and
Mrs. William i. .NNallace.. 799 Van Ness ave-
.lilie:.s Owing 10 a ecent bereavement In the
t..IrIl y 5lie wedding VIII be a quiet one. #
!sooking;ahead attle; further we have the
llfee ting: OF fh Friday Might Club to interest.
mS. Here Will be five meetings IN all at: Odd
Fellows Hall TWO. of Which Will be cotiH0ns:
aud TIRES. assemblies. The Christmas german
Will be one 81: III pritiesi affairs of the sea-
= son. lhiswinler Will bring into prominence a
large Duflbei 0floyelY debutaiites who Will be
seeniaE The gatherings OF the. Friday Night
CLUB. bur next year the number will be even
-*larger,With a corresponding degree of attract.
" iyeuesS: Quije a number of interesting affairs
: hive tai en-, place. recently, accounts of which
may berseen in The subjoined review. together
Mitlrmanype sonal notes and announcements
=. The: fuIUie:
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-10-01
BETROTHALS.


Theweddlug OF Miss Blanche Edith Verdenab
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. D. F. Verdenal OF
New York City, and Lee LIE Count Gray of
Fresno Cali. VIII take place during the last
week. ofcN November at the home of the brides
parents, on East Eighteenth street., New York
City: II. =:
=. The wedding of Miss Fanlie NJ. Kennedy and
SeWallB Bogart Will take place next M.edGes-
day al Simpson Memorial Methodist Episcopal
Church. :.". -. j. -..:.- =:
The enlargement has been announced of Miss
Martha Sawyer, danehterof Francis w. Sawy er:
of New y ORR, TO Ben amin F. Hart capitalist
of this city. -. 49,.
Il Ire engagements announced OF Miss Maud
=Ru IS j.. daughter OF Dr. and Mrs. A. J.EuSseA
: of0akldhd, TO howard Z. Robbins of Oak land. :;
:. :Aun6uncemeHt is make of the -engage III ent!of
:. Miss May Colder OF this city to John Lee Jr.: OF
San Mateo. The wedding will take place early
,neXt SpIiuiS.- ~ :. - -;
= The wedding of Miss Della n. Brown and II.
H: Beebe Will take place at 8 O'Clock next
Thursday evening AT .fhe home Of the bride
Versailles station, Alameda. -
= TIE Q Z geIuent is announced of Miss.
Annie MOfcom, dangher or Nicholas Nor.
. cOul:of Grass Valley, to Giles q. Tentsw0rth. d
The .Detrothi1 is announced of Miss Rose
BaIiZ 10 Henry II. Dilges both. of this city. =
?. The: enlightenment Is announced of Miss Pau
. line MOnNsctrto Jacob Regan.. u. -.
-: The, :nga cement iS annolIneed of Miss lille
. BellTendt 10 .Gustayus RosemcrantZ.s They
VIII receive their.:fri nds to-day at 93I Post
street. =, -: -: ~, = ~.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-10-01
ALL IN SCHOOL AGAIN.
Now for Another Winter
of Hard Brain Work.
Education Too Often Obtained at
the Expense of Nerve Force.
Parents Study the Problem of Keep
:: :... /: ing Up the Health at
/; WIZ. ~: School.

- q. =: . " =
j.. School has been open nearly month.
&: The streets are crowded with Shining
morning faces" full of eagerness and am
bition. :. r: s.: =
!. ':Anxlety of parents begins. Will these
young boys and girls stand the nervous
strau - : =:
:, Every year thousands of bright and in
teresting boys and girls are fatally Injured
by the, indiscrimlnate and excessive school
wnTK.: -. = : -.
:. Pale: lips, languor, little eagerness for
play. 1rritabllity and loss of strength show
that: the CLOSE application is making sad
:inr0ads"upon: their health. There should
be mo: delay in building up the child's
system and feeding the worn-out nerves
with. Paine,s. celery compound. Parents
:hnd4their children quickly gain strength
and color: and Increased weigh. from this
remarkable nerve food. 1t is peculiarly
suited to- thence of their weakened
powers Of digestion and assimilation.
:: During the school year thousands OF
children pursuing studies with an am
> bilious. eagerness altogether out of keep
ing 18th their strength have been enabled
to: kee p. In school and at work and to re-
cover health and nerves rength by care
fuEiuse. Of@Paine's celery compound, first
prescribed by. Dartmouh,s great professor,
:: Edward e. F he Fps, ND, LII. d.. Parents
who: haye:studled$ the problem of how to
build aup their children,s3 health while at
school have found that Paine's celery
compound .broughtvig0r and strength by
keeping the blood pure and the nerves and
TISSUES richly .n0urished s: .:.,.
!. :: icIansS in all parts of the country
ca rnestl yrecom mend PaIne's celery COM
pound: to pare ntS,:@S =: -. ~.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-10-01
TWO. PEARLS.
Pound In One Shell by a Cincinnati

.-: = /.
2 Stephen B. Bangs Of Mount Lookout, :Cincin-
. matt. has recently taken from The. Little Miami
Rlyer:near Morrow: Ohio, the largest pearl ever
found in any part of the world. \: : = , r.
rs If weighs 3O0:grains and exces any: pearl
yet found In lusrer as well as size. The: find is
valued by Mr.. Bangs at $40. 600. - !: :s.
"A remarkable :t thing about the finding OF this
pearl is thefact:tha in the@same. mussel: from
. whichiiJ was. raken was another pearl wei hing
over 100 grains The finding of two pearls: of
any considerable size in single: shell is:very
rare, ndaallthe more #renlarkabe:.1s the fact
that they We're. taken from asand .mussel; In
which pearls of any value: are%rarely found. !
:; These pearls were found about mile above
: Morrow. August L.. The slnatler~of;the two is
valued AT 81 ii grain. or over 700: The. =eofOr
Of the larger peariis>s ky-hlue ana rain bow:
:*s Nj r. Bangs also made another RI re lind on the
same trip. ZIG was: an eagle:eye.;or ring pearl,
of Whlchionly three were ever found ~; :,
=; MI. Bangs: has OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES years hunt
Ing pearls and says the tie Miami River
:cfnnati POST -. ~ =.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-10-01
COMING EVENTS.

:. Mrs. F. L. Whitney: will: receive the friends
Of: the Nathaniel Gray Free Kindergarten al a
matinee tea on Saturday afternoon, October e.,
from 2 To s. O'clock. "A Tea tax of fifty cents
viii be collected In aid of the charity and a
very tine musical programme has been. pre-
pared. "A large. number OF young ladies in at.
tractiveIoilets will assist the hostess in serving
tea. Mrs: Whtney's residence is. on the corner
Of :Laguna and Sacramento streets and is We ii
adapted for such entertainments: -: =: ~ !
:: Court: Inter Nos N o. T35 Ancient Order Of
Foresters of America will give almuscaie and
dance this evening at 'Acazsr Social Halt. :. :
.. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hadenfedt VIII cele-
brate the twenty Iii anniversary OF their wed
ding Tomorrow afternoon and evening at their
residence. 1922 Fillmore street, where they
Will be pleased 10 receive their friends. c.. :
The Pacific Dancing Club will give Its forty
first party at. Union square Hall tomorrow
night. - -.
The County Monaghan Social and b nevolent
Club will hold its twenty.flrst annual ball at
odd Fellows Hall next Wednesday evening
f Gettysburg Circle, Grand Army of the Repnb.
lic, VIII give an apron ana neckIle party next
The officers at the Presdlo will give a hop
there Thursday evening.
On Friday evening, October 5, the second
social OF the series, "a Shakespear- Evening""
will be held in the parors OF the First English
Lutheran Church. on Geary street, between
Cough and Octavia. The programme will in
cude talks on Shakespeare's life, works. hero.
ines and solouuieS. with Illustrative readings
songs and incidental music from bis plays by
ams,i., V.,lb man Professor Ross and MaSsrs
G,sen Park' ST. .Jonn Bremner' Evie and
R1s,r ~ "'"
The Father Matthew Total Abstinence aud
n. ,i,
aa,ar,einman3 and hall next Frdev eyeninn
81 siaanar Sncisi Hail "' 'o"ins
d. E = 'oaI%' pnrr"ys has hoo, tendarsd . ,.s,
nint hanet,t which viii ,aI,a nIaca ISL 0t
Er,aav evsn,n. at Ihnrg Hail cnrOs ren ~
i ,iuaa y, nd Srainer styaafa ..Tna Rail-, I'LL nj
!, .alann ado o'eei '''eo'e A"0 DonS. VIII
oS pr,u,uosa Social C1,h win iya irs
,nn ns hall ar R,nsi Rrith Han psyt Safmtdav
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-10-01
.cLUB. PARTIES.

The: Tuesday Night Club gave its second
party atsUnon-square Hall last Tuesday even.
ing; and pleasantly entertained many. Of its
friends. Excellent music was provided for:the
dancing, which was enjoyed until. midnight.
Those; who were present are anxioIsty looking
TO the next party of. this popular club.
- TIE members: OF the cluD are: Professor
Martini, Joseph won. ARK, Dir. w. T.. Agnew, Dir.
Il: l., sutherland, IL: Henrickson. William Bar-
more, Emil Leelise. Frank kast, Clayto
Walsh. DR.. G. C. :Cafbiefe, DIR. II. Manning A
c. rs. Mtlklns, j.. w: Long, Professor William
Dngle, Geo &c Pickett, Paul Subotich. (: /. !:
::>..:.. Ihe. Varsovienne Club. 4. !:
" The yarsoyftnne Club gave: its first party,
under the .managemen Mt of its lady members
last: Wednesday: evening at. Social Hall, Io2
.0'EarreH- street. The hall was beautifully
ID corated with smllax and red and lavender
colored tissue: paper. The. very pretty grand
march was led by Professor Charles S. Wells
and the charming president of the club Miss
Minnie SWe# ney,. who was attIred in gown OF
wnite5bepgdine SILK Trimmed with poiht lace.
She carried "a bouquet of La France roses.
there Were about 1tty couples I'M. The march
andthey eniOyed dancing until midnight, WREN
the pIeasantaftair came TO an end. :. :.
.:::.s The Chry santhemum Club
The Chrysanthemum Soc al Club gave a, very
enjoyable neckte party last Tlflirsday evening
at Social. Hall; =Alcazar building. The grand
nafcn started promptly. at 8 o. CLOCK underline
leadefsbip of Dr.. Charles W.. Gdnger, assisted
by Miss. Rosie Collins, a pretty blonde. attfred
III a becoming white SILK dress cut decOlette;
who led the gay throng through a maze OF
pretty figures -: - =: : :,
e uflng the evening Professor w e.. Howe,
assisted by Messrs.: James Connolly and w.
Lanipe, gave a very amusing Imitation Of the
skirt dance, and Messrs.:Whlam Johnson. J..
Lyons and G.: Wegeper: distinguished them
selves wi ID their amusing skill, entitled &c
Nigh In the Hat-check Room" Professor W.
e. Howe aud j. Connolly also caused much
:merflment in their coinical song. 1.-THE Door
Keeper After a very enjoyable time the gay
IhrOng disbanded. e..
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evening. October 80. at the new Mission
Turner Hall. corner of Valencia and Eigh-
tainment. f.
The Entire Nous Cotilion Club will give its
fourth party of the season on Friday evening,
October 20, in Maple Hall. at the Palace
Hotel. -. go.
The Pastimes will give their fourth ami
versary ball at B'Dai Birth Hall on Saturday
evening, October 81.
=. A bay excursion will be given by the society
OF Old: Friends on. Sunday, October %, Two
weeks before the 'general election. .-:..:
: The Dolphin swimming and Boating Club
Will hold lis sixteenth annual ball at California
Hall on Saturday evening, November 3.
i. Inc :Mentone Eueher Club Will give "a party
yember 16.: = ~ So. -:
3. General George. g. Meade: Corps: No. 81.
party ON Saturday evening Novemberi ~ az
Foresters' Hall,:102 O'Farre1l: street; :,
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-10-01
The: ChrysantIlemum Club.
ENTERTAINMENTS.

A musical and literary entertainment was
given by the. LADIES' Aid Society OF ST.
Stephens Church last Wednesday evening at
National Guard Hall. large and fashionable
audience was well entertained by the excellent
presentation of Tie following interesting pro-
gramme: -
u .nr,atts Hvnes. vocal snin' Miss Won,se ..
recitation, Marion S. DeRoco; vocal solo, An
drew Y. Wood, "A Financial Surprise, or
There's Millions in It." a comedietta In
two acts, by George E. Bennett. Waller Has
well, A. f. Sawyer Jr.; Ralph Somers, Andrew
Y. Wood; Albert baxter, J. p. Whitney; Ager,
non DeLacy, Shirley w. johnson; Larry Whit
temore, George L. Bennett; Mrs. Haswel
Miss Maud 4. Langton; Katherine Haswell,
Miss Catolinr W Langtop; Dorothea Conner
ford, Miss Margaret Fitzgerald; Jeanette,
Miss Ella McDermott.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-10-01
: DINNERS. AND LUNcHEoNs.

. AS a par Ing testimonial to Mr.. Horton. prln.
cipal OF the lincoln school, who lis to leave
soon for Southern California, the b eighth
grade gave "a luncheon on. Tuesday afternoon
in the carpentershop on the school grounds.
The. shop was very las(efully decorated with
gfeens and purple. flowers aud. the: tables
with pnks;- ibbons and roses -:;s
{: The: girls acted as mattresses. wearing dainty
white altTOns and caps, trimmed with pink
bows: The boys wore pink bnttOnhole bou-
qliets, presented To-. them by Master Walter
.L:ebrech1. Alter the teachers and boys were
Waited uuontne girls were served y-ilie boys,
.wlle .peIfofnled' Ihelr work Well. e he; menu
SALAD, sandwiches. candy, coffee and
lea, olives, cake: icecre,rin aud salttd Almonds
:. After Tie: luncheon MIR. Horton was presented
by Master howard Johnson with: "a lovely: b0u-
quet0f maiden hair, and La France roses.
When Mt Horton arose to- mike a farewell
speech, expressing his heartfelt thanks TO The
class, a silence fell over the whole: room, and
his remarks We're deeply appreciated by all.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-10-01

MISS Selma Goldman, Miss. Bernie Aaron, Miss
LOIS Aaron and Gertrude Nathan; and: Toby
Bearwald. s. Gre n: Sidney CORN. Leon Ober-:
0eener,. Paul Nathan, Arthur Cohn, Morris
Epstein. David Mores. Samuel IsreaI, b. SeIfg
aud A. Epstein, Miss Flora Green, Miss: Beckie
Green, Miss HufdaGreen bliss Dora Bearwald,
MISS: Leah EIbergs Miss Flora Gurskie.: Il enry:
Green. A. Green: Saul Epst:sln; Henry Epstein.
Mt.;krause, s: Eiberg.: "a. Eiberg,: M r.< Owens,
Nv Daley, B. Barrows,. Charles R0ehette, NJ r.:
and: Mrs. Sol Green. Ii. Green. Nh: md M rs:
Aaron. Mr.. and Mrs. aUberdeener, Mr.. and Mrs.
Goldman. Mrs. Cohn and e: Green. -.
hi: !: :Clarady Farewell: Party. rs :: :.
i Avery pleasant. farewell party was given to
Miss Sadie Clarady> on;the eve of her departure
for her Gome:.ln Baltimore at the residence of
hercous!ns AT :2I Hunt slree. !: The hours were
devoted to recitations, music songs; and. a deli
eious supper:at midnight, afterwhch dancing
waslndu lged. in: until an early hour:
Among th9se rtsent WERE MIR: and MRS.:
!: NJ. Walsh, :Mr:-and N rs::.L emasney,: Mrs. X.
Smith, Mrs: ~. Claudi,i Mrs: j. Muilin, Nj ISIS
Edna Eemasney, M ISIS May Muffin. Miss Sadie
Muliin, Miss, Mamie: Broderick. Miss. Katie
KeAeri nj Sadie Ferry: Miss X. Conholland,
MISS aggte. Murray, Miss5 Mamie johnson,
Miss Ela;McCann. Miss Sadie Clarady. b. w.
Carney, Madden, =: tanning, j: Kelley. IL.
SIN tn, E. Te1k ms, ID. Beal,5 II: Bartlett w. Me-
q onlgfe, T DevIne.: D.. Moore andothers. =
i. The Griffin McCann Party: II +
!. :: A delightful party was given ION: Saturday
Miss Mary:J.. McCann, at :I4Ia Middle street
to a number :of"triends.s. Tie evening. was de.
voted 10 music. games, songs and dancing
. The following programme was rendered dur
ling tie evening Song, James c.. Hare; sc ec:
lions: on VIOLIN: Thomas Parker; song. Freda
Meyer; comic selections, John A. Jack son.
:;-Amons those present e. were:%:alr. and Mrs.
M" g rtftn, Mrs. IL Bird: Miss Mary j.. Nc.
Cam, Miss Alice Lynch, M iss.JeRnie. Cambelt
MIss~Al1ce3 Maloy.: Miss Betty Harvey Miss
Betsy .D0nayen,. Miss Freda Meyer, Miss Meta
Never Frank Clucas, William Crane, James
HAZE John a.. Jackson. Edwin James,
.Geerge.N y. Jackson, Thomas Parker. 81:
mss A Camping Party: g -:.. !.
S :: A camping party started from Irvlngton re-
Gently to makelhe ascent. of: Nj cunt Hamilton,
They pitched Their tents The frsinight al Van.
deryoolt's ranch. where they passed an. enjoy
able evening. They arrived at their deslina
=tion: on Saturday evening. and inspected the
observatory 1ully and to their complete salts
faction. The return trip was almost pleasant
one. - - -.
Those in the party comprised: MIR. and Mrs.
Fran Deal, Miss Birdit Deal. Miss Effie Tun
ming ham. John Nandetvoort, SamueI W nder.
v0ort, VIII lam Nanderyoort and James Car.
dnza :of >Sulol, Robert .BlacOw. Miss .Anule
ABldc0w and Miss Annie Weston of: Ifyington
Aif.: and 81 rs. n. Fuller OF Pleasanton and Hiss
: Martha COppage of san Francisco t::::t : ::
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East, and William Schulz: a prominent young
business man of thisci took place. last: Tues
day evening: The ceremony was performed
by Rev. Father Lynch of.iSt: James, Church.
The bride wore a handsome gown of green and
gold colorec silk.:trlmmr d with erea nf:colored
lace. After the sceremonYthe bridal. party:re-=
couple, 40 Diamond streeI,*where asumptt.
Gus fepast was enioy ed.
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fine order. every number being appreciated.
The whislling solo by Mrs. II. Pye received a
deserved encore. In the play OF "The Hoy
den" Mrs. ii. Pve ana q. Robinson won much
praise To the good music given by Mrs. H.
Litchfeld many joined in The dance till a late
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