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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-04-05
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tE0 - sks - tcrle pores fJT ib-
fruit mp 4 thI- year FsII1Einz a.
~ reports ree-ivesi % to March 81
Cove, March 7.-Fruit prospects for
! Cui1o enUufy are good.
The DALLEs. March I2 Prospects
or general fruit crop goo5. The peach
on the uplznds have suffered some
from irost, stiIi there l. good prospect
fEr . eroP along the bs0k Of the Colum-
ia river
ASHLAND. March 1s.-Fruit eroT,
zig
CHElCAwA, March I4-Proepecss for
AL kinds of fruit gOod.
| Milwaukee, March 1s.-Fruit pro-
seets god
ZESA, Polk e7uuty-C5ld wealth 7
h4s retarded vegetation zuffiefentIy 70
encourage the hope that our fruit vii
bl0ssDn out too late to oe iofared b.
iEos-s o. e5ld rains Y.zld OF peaches,
Drunes, pears Sad casrries will be
greatly Increased.
RIDDLES. March ls.-Pr0spec1s fOl
fruit crop very good. Pfuoe Irtes in
god condition, better prospects than
l2st year. Peach tEee buds not 10 q:
leslthy e0a iition a. last ysar and ex.
p@et = lighter crop, Apples, pears and
cherries ia foe condition
/ RUsELvILLz, March I9.-PrOzpecss
for berry crop good.
HOOP RIvEs, March 20.-Fuit in
good condition, excepting peaches,
Fhich we're injured BY the recent cold
ness S,rsEberry crop rather late, OF
sceount Of unusual stormy veAtbeF;5ui
iarger than ever, on account Of il
creased acreage.
TALENT, March aI-Fruit prospect:
goOd.
MEDFORD, March 22-Prospects .fol
fruit crop ia Rogue RIVER valley very
good.
MILTON, March 23-Prnspect for q
fruit crop never better. Peaches rrsdy
to burst ou, as yet no damage has teen
done, and if the weather eDnIinues fzv-
orable. will have sn immense crop.
NEwBERG, March 35--PrO-pects for
sll kinds Of fruits are good, bud. are
swelling and some peach bloom l. out.
| PHILONATH. March 29.-SprDg very
backward; 10 damage done, and the
usospect il very bright fIr al aou1d lut
crop Of 81, kinds.
WooDLAwS, March 23-Fostsr aad
late peaches look we'll; George the
Fourth does not promise as well.
EUGENE, March S0.-Trees Of all
kinds came through the winter in
splendid condition. AT present, Al
mond, some peach and apricot trees are
10 bloom. and all trees are abundautly
lsden with fruit buds
The DALLEs, March 3l.-Fruit trees
are not as badly hurt as was thought
two weeks sgO.
III. A. d sch, who has visited aud
inspected many orchards in the vIcin-
ity Of Portland, says that trees Of all
Kinds are well set with fruit buds, and
the prospects are very favorable for
good crop. The only thing to be feared
l. unreasonable cold rains.
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sHts been 81 highly recon mendedtO
Us that We took the agency for IL ana
now ask cur friends who are suffering
with q cold 10 give il a trial and II ia
does not give satisfaction your money
will be refunded. Every bottle is sold
on positive guarantee. Price 80 cents
Andsl 90. Sold al Capitol Drug Store.
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GRASDPA's BIKTHDAY.-A cAntAta
BY the above name will be given At
Unity church Friday evening, April
18Th. Mrs w. A. Denton aud Carl
Denton, the vlOlinist, viii have charge.
More later.
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HOTEL WILLAMETTE.

l. w. CarnAhan, 5. q. Kennett,
Portland; w. r. Bilyeu, Albany
Chris. Cohrs. Prineyllle; G.. w. Fulton,
Astoria; Dr. 5. G. Maekey, Albany; r.
l.. White, Idaho.
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CAsHAEaE REAsAHTs . A laFgs
loi o. spring shades just Ia ~ the New
York Racket Oae ~ eight yard pieass
a. IS cents ger yard. dA NJ
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Don't forget the Bargains 10 tinware,
hosiery, shirts, uaderware, oyerAlis,
table linen, towels. aud 10 fact, every
thing, Al THE FAIR. los Court street.
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DoN,r FoRGEr--rhe very low prices
on reliable footwear ~ the New York
Racket. det NJ
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Workmsn Enjoy rhsmsslvss.

That stauneh body Of Protectionists
known as Protection Lodge A. o. L.
w. held a grand reception last night at
Sta r Insurance hAH, filling the two
rooms TO overlooking. DIR. Maekey, OF
Albany was presept, Gnud Master OF
Oregon, and delivered fine address.
Rev. NJ. L. Rugg delivered and address
On the symbolic link words Of the or
der, which was voted 4 very happy
effort. Mr.. John Meyer, the we'll
known banker delivered an appropriate
address Of welcome. The rest Of the
program consisted Of choice selections
by Prof ParYin's Willamette univer-
sity orchestra Of six pieces, Prof Nc
Lyman's euphonium baritone solo, re-
citation by Miss VaudersOll, violin solo
by Prof KTuse, ,cornet solo by Attorney
H0llister, and a bAng-up solo in good
voice by Jo. BenOit, the carpenter. The
whole evening was a great success.
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Ciaekamas Republicans Instructed
Tor AppeArsou for governor. Hermann
for congress.
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Frs.h .almoa % lNaYldsoal. maIksl,
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Parks Couch sYrup.

Grabs, crabs, at DAvidsou's market.
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yvANTED LADIES 10 do writing 81 home:
W pay $500 10 S25UJ per week send sell-ad
dressed siam ped envelope fOF reply. MAEEE
FUNTAISE~ General Manager, 81 DzerbO-n
- Chicago, al - 5ts
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ANTASIEU-Emps0 ps0yTi. by a COM lpetep'
w Tuman who wants work - support her
iaIuily al hoas-cleauit 2 washing or any
aousswOrk. Apply at 49, High street
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= lALE3AES y ANTED-fre5 prepaid outiL
) one OF our agents has earned over SllOtO in
dye years. p. o. Box 1871, New YOrk- S5 4t'
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DAPERS.- Portland, Sacramento, seattle,
L Tacoma and san Francisco papers on sale
u B=saett's, FOstorice ulock
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d ROWN LEG HORN=E jGS For setting
ID from pure bred slOcE, At tse low prics OF
sI.U4 per settIng. PAUL KILN NGE-Ik., corner
Liberty ana Mission streets, Salem Visitors
q nNILe1- % Inns
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CHRISTIAN GCIENCE-Literature OF ali
~ kinds on sale ST ~ Liberty street. 4-5-ly
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THIS PAPER is kept on ME at z c. Dake's
l. Advertising Agency, q and IS Merchants
--Xchange, Sau Francisco, California, where
contrac-s for advertising can iss made for n,
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IVOEK wASTEO-By two sOod German
w girls who are eapzbieand willing Il work
u reasonable wages Apply 10 Rev Jonn
-e- hter. 30 Llbsriy u. So 6t
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nUtK EGGS-Pure v hite Pekin Duck + gs
IL lO- sale. A +. HOFER, JOURNAL office.
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DEAL EsTATE TRADE-COrralIfs residence
II property, near business center, for salem
property. Apply 10 GsU- Z. wills Ausic s,Ur-.
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New Advertisements.

WANTED Pushing Canvssser Of good sd
" dress Liberal salary aud expenses psi1
weekly: permanent position. BRJWN Brn,
20. y SurseTyulsn. Portland, o. q cod 10 .O-v
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IVAN TED--HOuse work by German girl
~ ged fourteen years; is strong. willing az d
stccusJ med 10 work and care of children
4 dress Go RDIZJ Jti. Turner S3I5ts
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EANTE Partner with small capital in
" irsl-clsss tailoring establishment. Appy
% 5Js Commercial street..
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MISCELL ANEOUS.

On last Thursday ev, ming Mrs. Clara Foltz
gave small aud select dinner party in honor
OF Judge Seymore ID. Thompson, the dtstln-
guished law writer and author OF many stand
ard books and of the greatest modern work on
corporations, late Judge Of the Missouri Su-
preme Court OF Appeals and Master i'll Chan
Gerry of the United States Court. Covers were
laid for eight. and the menu was exqulstely
ordered, the whole affair being conducted with
quiet elegance which was tIuly delightful to
all who participated. Those present we're:
Judge Seymore ID. Thompson, Mrs. Clara
FultZ ana her daughter Virginia, Mrs. short
ridge, Miss May Blossom Davis, ID. Nj. Delmas.
S. NJ. ShOrITidge ana Charles h. Gum.
a handsome and unique glTdle worn by MRS.
Downing IN Salt Lake last week was much ad-
mTed and commented upOn. IL Is composed OF
eighteen tine canoes, ranging 10 size from one
fourth of ali inch To two and half inches IN
diameter. set In silver chain. 1he canoes
have been gathered from time TO time by MI
and the Idea OF arranging them liz girdle was
suggested by seeing similar ornament worn
by Nine. Patti.
Mr. ana Mrs Meitchler celebrated the
twenty-tiith anniversary OF Their wedding
on Sunday, October %. at their residence
IN Berkeley ana Hospitality entertained many
of their friends. They were the recipients oil
numerous elegant presents.
Mr. and Mrs. A. II. Maugets celebrated theil
wooden wedding on Saturday evening. Octo
tober 20, at their residence, 1908 Larku
street. Dancing and singing were enjoyed un
I'll almost daylight, and an elaborate supper
was served. Numerous appropriate present:
were received
The Palmleaf Social Club has organized anc
the following are the officers: President, MARI
Lafee; vice president, Samuel Goldsmith; sec
tdry, Ralph Davis; treasurer, Emil Kahn
tTusIees-Manil Ldfee and Ell Primer
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WEDDINGS.

Chief among the social events OF the past
week in Oakland was the wedding of Frank b.
Hoyt and Miss Elizabeth Van Amringe daugh-
Ter OF Mrs. CorneIia f. Van Amrnge. The
pretty affair took place last Thursday evening
at the Tenti-avenue Baptist Church of East
Oakland. aud was witnessed by fully 900
friends and relatives of tin contracting couple
The main body OF the church was profusely
decorated by floral artist and presented
charming appearance. Above the choir.rail the
recess was filed with choice tropical plants, ferns
ana palms, while below were waving plumes of
japanese bamboo, gracefully arched over banks
OF white chrysanrhemums, set of with "a back
ground of wlsteria and maidenhar ferne Sml-
lax, foliage aud bright blossoms encrcl The
front OF the rostrum ana met In pleasing folds
in front OF the altar.
AT $50 o'clock Miss Baker, presiding at
the organ. played Mendelssohns "WeddIng
March," which signaled the approach OF he
bridal procession. The maid OF honor, Miss
Belle Van AmrinGe, sister IF the bride. led The
train. She was bec0mingly alfred In yellow
India silk, trimmed in swans down. decoette
and carried bouquet OF yellow chrysaHthe-
NUNS. Following her came The four ushers,
ROBERT Maddern IL. 5. Pugb, A. F. Parker and
q. IL. Steison. Las came the bride. escorted
by her brother, 4. Van Amrnge. She ap,
peared to advantage 10 q pretty creation o!
white India SILK and old point lace. demi-train
Inc customary veil was caught up In the
col1uie with sprig of orange blossoms. HeI
ornaments were diamonds, and she carried a
punch OF Niphctos roses.
AS Inc bridal party advanced along the main
alse the ofhclatIng clergyman. Rev. &. NJ. Hill
stepped from The vestry-room, preceding The
u T. HARPER. At the altar the loving couple
LOOK positions. and while soft notes of iCall Nj
lhlne own" foated from the organ the impress
in happy Wsooak Ae1 when b cnHa ts
the Swedish Wedding March, rang through
Tue suolEorlums the bridal couple headed In
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COMING EVENTS.

The Westminster Club will give its hrst party
this evening at Washington Hall.
The Club OF '94 will give its third party OF
this season this evening at the hall OF the
San Francisco School for Elocution and Dane
ing corner of Grove and Laguna streets Ii
will be rag baby party.
The Pacific Dancing Club Will give its forty
second party a. Odd Fellows Hall next Thurs
day evening
The Native Sons of Vermont will give thei:
regular monthly entertainment next Friday
evening at odd Fellows Hall. This Will be d
ben hit for the association and a most interest
Ing prog anime Will be presented.
a matinee tea for the benefit Of st. Stephen
Aid Society Will be held next Friday al the res.
idenee of Mrs. A. NJ. Marks, southwest corner
of Haieht and Pierce streets.
The Emmett Footb ii Club will give its second
annual ball next Saturday evening at B'na,
Birth Hall
The Franklin Graduates will hold their first
entertainment aud party next Saturday even
iug al AIcSZaT Social Hall.
Precita Parlor No. 1877. Native Sons OF the
Golden West, Will give It's second anniversary
ball next Saturday evening, at Mission Parlor
Hall.
Saturday evening. al California Hall.
The Tweniy-one Club will give a 40 party
at National Guard Hall on Tuesday evening,
! November ID. All of the features OF the last
ball will be presented in addition 10 sewers
! novelties.
| The Verbs will give their ELEVENTH party al
| Union-square Hall en- Tuesday evening, No
I yember Is.
Court Falo Alto No. 1887, Ancient Order Of
| Foresters OF America. Will give its second an
| nuai entertainment and ball al Saratoga Hal
! on Thursday evening, November 10. The
| comedy, 1.-The Ulster" will be presented.
The California Dramatic Company will pro-
| duce "M'iiss" Oh Wednesday evening, Nogem
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Sneech Without Tongue.

Can we speak without tongue? Professor
Huxley says yes. Persons suffering from
cover that they can not only Talk as well as
formerly, but also that their sense of taste is
not impaired. The letters and are the only
tongue find any difficulty in prOnouncing
properly. and such letters are frequently
turned INTO rs, p's. y's, VS., this Many instances
are on record OF the speaking powers OF tongue
les. persons. In 48 a. D., sixty Christian con-
fessors had their tongues cut out by order of
Huuneric, but IN short time some Of them
went out preaching again. Pope Leo III is
said 10 have suffered similar mutilatiOD, and 20
have reeaiued his Speech. Sir John Malcolm
tells OF one Zai Khan WHO had his tongue cut
out, and who recovered his speech enough TO
tell the physician how it happened. Margaret
Cutting was examined before the Royal Society
of England in 1872. She had not yesige Of
tongue remaining, and yet "dlScoursed
as fuently and as well as Others" The tongue
actually appears unnecessary to he develop
inent OF speech.-Family Mag Zine,
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BETROIHALS.

The engagement is announced OF Miss AIDE.
laide +. Harlan, daughter OF Mrs. M. j. Har.
Ian, 10 Frederick A. Stop of Oakland.
Mr.. and Mrs. William NJ. de Wolfe have
issued invitations for the wedding Of their
daughter, Miss Alta California de Wolfe and
George Howard Studlev, which will take place
at o'clock next Thursday evening at the
Brooklyn Presbyterian Church IN East Oak
land. There will be reception afterward at
their residence In Fruitvale, from $50 TO
1870 o'clock.
The wedding of Miss Essie Gallick and
Charles j. Campbell will take place on Monday,
November IL.
The engagement is announced of Miss klic
NJ. Harris aud Charles Ii. Giel0U.
Miss Eugenia Bernstein, daughter of Il. Bern
stein OF Oakland, will be married next Wednes-
Gay evening. at the Geary-street Temple. TO
Solomon j. Levy. son of Rev. NJ. S. Levy.
The engagement is announced of Miss Ella
Schoenfeld and Isaac Moiotchlck, both OF This
city. They will receive their friends next Sun
day al 94l Folsom street.
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procession 10 the outer door, where cabs con-
veyed them TO the home of tile bride on Ninth
avenue, near Twenty-tifth street, where a re-
ceptiOn was held.
The three parors which were orened into
one room, were prettily adorned with flowers
and foliage, while in one corner floral bower
was arranged. under which The bride and groom
received the congratulations OF their relatives
and the bridal party who composed the invited
guests. After some vocal and instrument al
selections wedding supper was served. The
tables had covers laid for fifty, and all the
guests enjoyed the delightful repast. AT Il 80
O'Clock MIR. and Mrs. Hoyt left for San Fran
with the best wishes of their many friends.
They will pass their honeymoon at Monterey,
and on IN Ii return will reside In San Francisco.
Both young people well and favorably
known in Oakland, where they have resided for
many years. The bride is talented vocalist
and pianist. and has a large circle OF musical
friends. The groom is connected with the firm
of Swayne & Hoyt, brokers, San Francisco.
and has also won applause in the musical
world. The young couple were the recipients
of many handsome aud costly presents, among
which was large quantity OF gold and silver
ware.
BIack-Nute.
The residence OF Mrs. l.. Webster, 526 Geary
street, was the scene last Tuesday evening OF
the wedding of her daughter, Miss Ethel Mute,
and Burt Black. The rooms were tastefuly
decorated with chrysanthemum., roses and
ferns. and appeared very attractive. The cere-
'"ohS was ihlptooohCiS pVlIOiiueu NY NV Il
r. Ollie. The maid of honor was Miss Gertit
Carter, who wore a gown of white nuns veil
Ing. and the best man was George BLACK
brother of the groom. The bride looked lovely
10 gown of dove-coloTed silk, trimmed witt
white lace and orange blossoms The affai
was very pleasantly celebrated. large
number OF costly and useful gifts were received
NJ and Mrs. Black will reside at Mrs. Web
ster's home until they depart for their future
home in Honolulu.
Among those present were: Mr.. aud Mrs.
| A. Z. Aldridge, NJ. Black, Mrs POulehen. Mrs
| Carter. Misses Garter, Mrs. Schwartz, Miss +.
| Schwartz, Miss II. Murphy. Miss j. Avery. j
| Hagerty, w. Buckley, Mr.. HilbOurne, MIR. Stat
terry, j. Murphy, George Black and Mr.. Bald
! win.
RosencrantZ- Behrendt.
/ The wedding OF Miss Lille Behrendt
daughter of w. Behrendt, and Gustave RoseD
! craDtz took piact last Wednesday evening il
| the parors at the Malson Doree. The rooms
were handsomely decorated with fragran
| flowers and tropical plants. About sIXty-tv
| friends OF the happy couDle witnessed the mar
! rage ceremony, after which they enjoyed
sumptuous supper. Mr.. and Mrs. Roseucrant
| left on Thursday TO make tour of the southern
] ri Of "a tai
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Personal MENTION.

Mr. and Mrs. Harry NJ. Gillg and Frank l..
Unger sailed from Marseilles by the Mesa
geries Martinez steamer on October %. They
will not stop in Egypt. as they Intended, but
sail direct for Ceylon, where their steamer is
due 10 arrive on November 20. From Cey-
lon they 20 TO India.
Mrs. John W. Mackay and her mother. Mrs.
Hun gerfOrd ana her daughter Princess Gala.
tro de COlonna, arrived in Paris on october s
and registered at the Hotel Nendome. The
Princess win pass the winter In Naples IN CON-
pany with her children, and her SUIT for sepa-
tiOn Will come before the Italian tribunals, who
alone claim the power to give decision i'll the
affair.
Mrs. B. Chandler Howard, who is here from
Yokohama on a visit for the benefit OF her
health, il now at the home OF her mother. Mrs.
George H0pps, on The corner OF Versailles and
Central avenues in Alameda. She Will receive
her friends in this city on Wednesdays at the
residence of Mrs. Alexander Center, corner OF
Fillmore and Vallejo streets. MIS-. Howard
Will 90 East late IN November 10 pass the win
ter With relatives.
Mrs. a. NJ. PARROT Is occupying her residence
on Suffer street, after passing The summer at
haywood" her villa, at San Mateo.
Admiral and Mrs. l.. A. Be"ldslee, U. s. N,
and Miss Beardslec arrived from Washington,
ID. c., last week and are at Mare Island. wher e
they VIII remain until the flagship sails.
Colonel LOOMS H. Langdon. u. 5. A, will re-
side, after his retirement, at 20 Sidney ,lace,
Brooklyn, n. Y.
Lieutenant Colonel and Mrs. Edward Moale.
Third Infantry, L. 5. A., will leave here on
November for Fort Smelling, Mimi.
MIR. aud Mrs. Charles b. Alexander nee
CrockeD have returned from their Europe an
trip and are at their residence In New York
City.
Miss Grace Keser has returned home after a
very enjoyable visit with her friend, Miss Con-
stance Milton OF Sausato.
Miss Neite Adamson has returned TO Peta-
luna after visiting her parents In Traver, Tu-
lare County, for several weeks.
Mrs. Henry Dutard of this ely was at the
Hotel Louis lie Grand In Paris. when last
heard from.
Mr.. and Mrs. George w. McNear OF Oak
land are visiting the Puget Sound district
MIR. and Mrs. j. j. Crooks were In San Jose
early In the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Frank, Miss Elsie
Frank and Rudolph Frank have returned tC
Frankfort on the lain after visiting Milan anC
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Der 81, at Mission Turn Verein Hail. VIII Win
Samuel Deal, James L. hanly, Leon He My
Edward j. Bowes. John e. Reynolas' M ,hs
Birdie Clement and Miss Lucy Nelson IN Ine
cast Dancing win follow the entertainment.
The Field Music of the First REGIMENT,
r. G a. WILLY will give seebptI anu an tbe FIRST
Regiment Armory, 1927 Market street.
The ST. Marcus Ladies Society Will give lts
twentieth anniversary ball at California Han
next Thursday evening.
The Entire Nous Social and Literary Club
will hold its first semi-mon hly meeting, an IN
formal reception and dance, at Humans Han
next Sa urday evening. An enJoydDle pro-
gramne has been prepared for the occasion
and pleasant time is anticipated
The Western Sugar r iinery Club will give
its first parry at Odd Fellows Hall on Saturday
evening" November IL.
The Brownies will give a party at Odd Eel
lows Hall on Friday evening, November 23
An effort is being made 10 form what will be
called tie Coalition Club OF One Hundred Tor
the purpose OF holding monthly parties ID
Maple Hall at the Palace Hotel. DIR. j. f.
Twist has the affair In charge.
Court Palo Alto. Ancient Order of:Foresters
of America, VIII give It's second annual inter-
tainment and dance at Saratoga Hall on Thurs
day evening, November Is.
The Keramic Club Will give an exhibition on
December 8 and in the Maple room at the
Palace Hotel.
The Mentone Euchre Club will give party
at National Guard Hall Oh Friday evening, No
General George G. Meade Corps, No 81,
Women's Relief Corps viii give curiosity
party at Foresters Hall, 1O2 OFarrell street,
| on Saturday evening. November II.
The Progressive Club which was so success
full last winter, is being reoreanlzed for The
| coming winter and promises TO be. II possible,
| more enjoyable this season. The meetings will
| be held less frequently and the hours length
| ened to half. past IL O'Clock.
The illustrated talks on the Scheel symphony
| programme, which Edgar Stillman Kelley has
! been delivering, will be continued during the
| second series of concerts. They will be given
| at Quarter-past o'clock on Wednesday
| afternoons al Mrs. George H. Powers resi-
dence in San Rafael and 10 this city on Thurs
| days at IL o'clock in the morning AT the resi-
| dence of Mrs. Thomas Il. Church, 1016 Frank
| lin street, and the same afternoon at O'Clock
| at the residence of Mrs. William S. Wood
| 1920 FLAW street