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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-09-08
PREACHED IN THE TEMPLE.
DIR. Voorsanger's Welcome by the Con
gregation Emanu-EI.

DR.. Voorsanger's Welcome by the Con-
gregation EMANUEL.
DR.. Jacob Yoorsanger, pastor of the Con-
gregation Emanuel, preached the first
sermon since his return from Europe at the
synagogue yesterday.
The temple was beautifully decorated
for the occasion by the ladies of the con-
gregation. Over the ark was placed large
floral piece, with the words, "Welcome
Home" A very large congregation was
assembled.
DIS. Voorsanger preached during the
morning service on 'sThe Betrothal of Is
rael With God" He took his text from
the Prophets-"And I will betroth thee to
me forever; 1 will betroth thee to me in
righteousness, in judgment, in kindness
and in mercy. will betroth thee to me
in faith, saith the Lord"
After few appropriate words of greet
ing to his congregation DR.. Voorsanger re-
viewed the position of the Hebrew among
the nations, and showed how the prophets
idea was eXemplifisd at the present day.
The first portion of the text indicated how
Israel was first united to his maker in love;
after that came the practical union indi-
Gated by the latter words of the text-in
righteousness, mercy and Judgment. The
Sinaitic words, "And We shall be to me
kingdom of priests and holy nation"
had we'll withstood the march of centuries,
until to-day, when the Jew remains what
he was then decreed to be, member of
peculiar and distinctive people.
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BROWN-RODGERS.
wedding of Prominent People In
WatsonVille-The Bride a Sister
of Arthur Rodgers,

At the home of James NJ. Rodgers in Watson
vile last Tuesday the wedding of his daughter
Miss Alice Rodgers, a sister of Arthur Rodgers,
the well-knowp attorney of this City, to J. s.
Brown, prominent young business man of
Watsonville, took place. The house was beau
t1fulIy decorated In green and pale yellow
Hop vines IN tuII bloom were effectively used
on the staircase, from. which the bridal party
descended into the parlors. The bridal
procession marched TO the strains of the "Tann-
hauser Wedding March, played by Miss Vlrla
Rodgers, cousin of the bride. The couple
stood under dainty canopy made OF ferns and
otherdelicate green's festooned with white rib
bons. The ceremony was performed by the
Rev. II. S. Snodgrass of Monterey. The brides
gown was of white mousseline de sole trimmed
with blossoms and lace, and she wore "a tulle
veil, held i'll place by orange blossoms. She
was attended by little Miss Ethel Cowles, who
was dressed in pale pink silk. After the we'd
ding ceremony the wedding breakfast was
served, and Mr.. and Mrs. Brown took the after
noon train for the northern part of the State.
They were the recipients of many beautiful
and valuable wedding gifts. A reception will
be held when they return home. Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur Rodgers attended the wedding.
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George T. Cole, Louis Jones, William D. Page,
william X. Heath: Augustus Taylor, Harry L.
elhpKlns, Charles $. Fay and Henry w. Poett
wedding trip.
The engagement of T. R. Simpson, youngest
son OF DR.. James Simpson of this City, to Miss
Teresa K. Harris, daughter of Robert Harris, a
well-known civil engineer OF San Luis Obispo,
is announced. The nuptials viii take place at
the nome OF the bride and her parents early in
December.
The announcement is made of the engage
n ment OF Miss Chrissy Siebe, daughter of J. D.
Slebe, to Dr.. w. +. Dohrmann.
Invitations have been issued for the wedding
OF Louise Ruef and Aaron Heringhi, which will
take place at ATmory Hall, S15 Ellis street, on
sunday, September 15, at D o'clock in the
afternoon.
The engagement is announced of Miss Birdie
Stern TO Bernhard Schapiro, both of this City.
They will receive on Sunday, September 15 at
Zoo3 Pine street, from TO P. NJ.
The engagement is announced of Miss Sadie
Stern of Chicago TO Morris Eintracht OF this
City. They will receive on Sunday, September
10, at zoos Pine street. from to P. NJ.
The engagement is announced of Miss Mar
guerite Jacob and Sol NJ. Stock of Salem, Or.
AT home second and third Tuesdays in Septem-
Der at $50 Fulton street.
The engagement is announced of Joseph Os-
tern and Miss Annie Cohn OF the Paramount
Hotel.
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PERSONAL NOTES.
Movements of People in the Swim
Who Are Out OF Town for
the Summer.

Mr.. and Mrs Herman Oelrichs and Miss Vir-
GINA Fair are to return to San Francisco at the
close of the Newport season.
Mr. and Mrs John f. Merrill left for Sacra-
mento last Thursday to attend the electrical
exhibition at the State Fair.
After an absence of seven months in the prin-
cipal cities of Europe and the Eastern States,
A. B. C. Dohr mann returned home on the 4th
inst
After an enjoyable visit OF several weeks at
Temple Dinsley, the country home in Hert-
fordshire of the Macmillans, the English pub
fishers, ana at the country home of Mrs. Mar
garet Symonds, in Redhlll, Surrey Miss Anna
Miller Wood of this City is now touring through
Holland and Switzerland.
Lieutenant Dana w. Kilburn, First Infantry,
q. S. A., has been transferred to Angel Island.
Lieutenant Everett E. Benjamin, First Infan-
try, U. S. A.. has been relieved from recruiting
duty at Washington, d. O., and ordered to re-
turn to his post here.
Mrs Charles E. Fox, wife of Flag-Lieutenant
Fox u. S. N, has arrived here from Casanova,
N. Y, and will remain here during the winter.
Mrs. Edward J. Dorm, wife of Lieutenant
DORM q. S. N, and her sister, Mrs. John X.
Robinson, accompanied by Mrs. w. D. Rose,
will leave September IL, on the steamer Coptic,
for the Asiatic station, where the Olympia is
located.
Lieutenant-Colonel Edward Hunter, Deputy
Judge Advocate General, U. S. A., has been re-
lieved from duty in the Department of Califor-
MA His position will be filled, until further
orders, by Lieutenant j. Franklin Bell, Sew
enth Cavalry, u. S. army.
Mrs W. P. Morgan and the Misses Ella and
Theresa Morgan will go East late in September
Miss Therese Morgan will then resume her
studies at Pennington, Conn.
Mr.. and Mrs W. B. wiltshire have returned
from prolonged visit in Southern California,
and have taken rooms at the Hotel Richelieu
for the season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter E. Dean and Mr. Walter
Leonard Dean intend to pass the winter in New
York City.
Mrs. Bigelow of Carson City, wife of Judge
Bigelow of the Supreme Court of Nevada, is
here on visit, and is staying at The Colonial
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Hampe and Miss Mary
D. Bates are at the Grand Canyon OF the Col
orado, having made an extensive trip through
Arizona on horseback.
Mr. and Mrs. o. A. Hale. Miss Clarissa Hale
and Prentice Hale left last week for the East.
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RECEPTIONS.
A Moonlight Surprise at Cilroy
Springs-The Rogers, Sanders
and Regan Birthday Parties.

Those who were fortunate enough to be at
Gilroy Springs last Wednesday enjoyed what
was practically the most enjoyable affair OF the
season in the shape of hay ride and surprise
party gotten up by Mrs. George B. Roop, wife
of the proprietor of the hotel, and Mrs. J. b.
Sheehy OF jacksonville, who acquitted them
selves admirably in their role OF chaperones.
A bright, moonlight night had been selected
for the occasion, the objective point being the
rancho of D. Regain. and the reception which
was accorded the party by that gentleman was
highly Characteristic of the Irishman's traits
displayed so frequently in entertaining his
friends. delightful evening was spent,
singing and dancing being INDUCED in until
late hour. The evening was wound up with a
supper served in truly rural style. The party
was composed of the following: Miss Ella Re
gan, Miss Mabel Phillips, Miss Emma L. Struvy
Miss Nora A. Boland. Miss NJ. Flanagan, Mrs.
J: B: Sheehy, Mrs. George B. Roop, Messrs. Z. A.
Mackenzie, S. L. Sachs, Fred Lewis. Robert E.
Geistlich, Joseph A. O'Sullivan. Benton T. Neel,
Thomas Fitzgerald and D. Regain.
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LATE SPORTING NEWS,
Game Warden Mogan Detects
Two Men in the Act of
Selling Game.
Athletic Sports That VIII Take
Place at Sacramento-The
Wheelmen.

A very clever capture of unlawfully
killed game was accomplished yesterday
by Game Warden Mogan. While talking
to friend near the Oakland ferry he
noticed two men leaving the depot with
four sacks, which, to Mogan's mind, con-
tanned birds of some kind. He followed
the men up Clay street. and when they ar.
rived at Lemoine's stall-the latter is q
game-dealer in the Clay-street market
they flung the sacks on the floor.
Mogan asked Lemoine what kind OF
birds were in the sacks, and the poachers
having overheard the question skipped for
parts unknown as quickly as possible.
Mogan discovered on inspecting the
sacks that they contained quail and other
birds. He swore out warrant for the
arrest of the transgressors of the law, and
Mr.. Lemoine will probably be given an
opportunity to explain to the court why he
encouraged men to break the law
by purchasing unlawfully killed game.
The severest penalty is likely to be i'm,
posed upon the purchasers of game, as
they thoroughly understand the game law.
The following are the games which will
be held at Sacramento on Tuesday next
Association, viz: 100-yard run, 220-yard
rum 440-yard run, half-mile run, running
high jump, running broad jump, putting
16-pound shot, throwing 16-pound ham,
mer, pole vault, mile run, mile walk,
100 yard hurdle, 22o-yard hurdle.
The athletes who will participate
are from the Olympic. Stanford
Clubs. Contestants must appear on the
grounds promptly at 10 o'clock on Tues
day morning as the afternoon will be de-
voted to horse-racing. The regatta, par
ticulars of which were given in yesterdays
CALL, will be held at Sacramento Monday.
Tom Barry, handbalI player of the old
DAYS, is located at Bakersfield and has
opened handball court where the French
and Irish styles of handball are played
daily. An interesting game is booked for
to-day.
A grand bullshead breakfast will be
given at Boulder Creek camp grounds to-
morrow by s. ID. Morgan, and there is no
doubt that the assembled guests will do
Justice to the beast at rest.
A delegation of Sacramento wheelmen
will meet the Waverley Cycling Club ten
miles from Sacramento this morning and
escort the riders into the city. The Wav-
erleys will take part in the celebration to-
morrow.
The gold medal contested for by the
Elite Cyclers in their road race of last
Thursday was won by Joseph Keltner. He
had a handicap of minute 20 seconds and
won the race in 16 minutes seconds. A.
Naramore rode second.
The events of importance, which will
take place to-day are: Two trap-shooting
contests at Oakland Track and inanimate
bird shooting at Alameda Point, coursing
at Ocean View and Golden Gate parks,
rifle shooting at the Shell Mound Park
ranges and handball in all of the courts.
Several other sporting affairs were post
poned purposely to give sport-lovers an
opportunity of seeing the great athletic
and aquatic events at Sacramento and the
big bicycle meet at San Jose.
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Weddings
Engagements.
Hotel Rafael dance.
The Bowers reception.
Miss Genevieve Kings dance
las You Like IT, at Sutro Heights, Septem-
Der 81.
Miss Isabel Saunders euchre party last
Thursday.
The Friday Night Clubs list for the coming
season is closed.
The Grace Methodist Episcopal Church love
feast to Dr. McClish.
Mrs. Alpheus Bull gives large reception at
Belmont next Saturday
The following engagements have been an.
nounced:
Morris Eintract and Miss Sadie Stern.
Joseph Ostern and Miss Annie Cohn.
Bernard Schapiro and Miss Berdie Stern.
Sol NJ Stone and Miss Marguerite Jacobs.
T. r. Simpson and Miss Teresa r. Harris
DR.. W. f. Dohmann and Miss Chrissy Siebe.
Wedding dates have been fixed as follows:
Stone-Weihe, September II.
Heringhi-Ruef, September Is.
Decentralization, September IL.
Lester Hobart, September 10.
Knight-HoIbrook, October 8.
Sehmledell-McCutchen,O October 16.
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ENGAGEMENTS.
A Large Number of Wedding Dates
Fixed for September and
nCtnhar

The wedding of Miss Alice Hobart, sister of
Walter S. Hobart, and Winthrop Elwyn Lester
will take place at noon next Tuesday at the
home of the bride on Van Ness avenue. Only
relatives will witness the ceremony, which
will be performed by Rev. Robert Mackenzie.
The bride will be attended by Miss Ella Hobart
as maid of honor. Fl. N. Stetson viii act
as best man. large number or invitations
have been issued for the wedding reception,
which will commence at O'Clock.
The wedding of Miss Mamie Holbrook, daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Holbrook, am
Samuel Knight, Assistant United States Attor-
new. viii take place at half-past o'clock on
Tuesday evening, October 8, at the First Pres-
bvterian Church 1t will be followed by re-
ception at the home of the brides parents,
1881 Van Ness avenue Only limited num-
Der of friends Will be invited to the reception.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Wheaton have issued
invitations for the wedding of their daughter,
Miss Ellen Douglas Wheaton, and Rev. william
A. Brewer, which will take place next Weunes-
day evening at half-past O'Clock at 81. LuKes
Church.
Miss Florence Augusta Weihe and Bertody
Wilder Stone viii be married next Thursday
evening at ST. Luke's Church.
The wedding of Miss Alice MeCutchen.
daughter of Mrs. E. j. McCutchen, and Ed
ward g. Schmiedell, son of the late Henry
Schmieden, will take place ON Wednesday, oc-
tober 10, at Grace Church, and will be followed
by reception at the home OF the brides par
ents, to which only relatives and a limited
number of intimate friends will be invited.
Miss Mary Eyre Will be the maid of honor, and
the bridesmaids will be Miss Daisy Van Ness,
Miss Grace Martin, Miss Edith Mclean and
Miss Sara Collier. Stuart NJ. Brumagim will
act as best man, and the ushers will comprise
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After short stay Mr.. Hale will return to San
Jose, but Mrs. Hale and daughter will spend
the winter in New York City.
Captain Samuel Blair and Miss Jennie Blair
left Saturday for a three weeks trip to Seattle
and other cities in the Northwest
Andrew Martin will leave shortly for Har-
ward.
Dr.. Paolo de Vecehi has returned to the City
after three months visit to Europe. .
III. II. Bancroft and family are making a
pleasure tour OF Europe and will return in a
few weeks to reside in Cambridge, Mass, for q
term of years while his sons are at Harvard.
Miss Celia OConnor has returned from q
tour OF the world, which she made with Mr..
and Mrs John Bradbury OF Los Angeles :,
Mrs. T. g. Warrington, Miss TIME Goodall
and Miss Nellie Boyd will sail on the steamer
Coptic on September II for Hongkong. They
will return vie Honolulu, and will pass few
weeks on the Hawaiian Islands.
Mrs. John r. Jarboe and Miss Kathryn jar
Doe are expected to return from the East in a
few days and will pass the remainder of the
season at Santa Cruz.
Mrs. F. i. Castle and the Misses Eva, Blanche
and Hilds Castle have returned from Santa
Cruz and are residing at 24S9 Jackson street.
Mr.. and Mrs. John D. Spreekels and family
have returned from visit at Coronado Beach.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. II. Pease have returned from
two months visit to Portland, Or.
Mrs. Clara Foltz and her daughter, Miss
Virginia Foltz, had narrow escape from
death while en- route to London from Paris a
fortnight ago. They were crossing the English
Channel aboard the steamer Seaford, which
was run into by another steamer, and 1T sank
in twenty minutes, All of the passengers
were transferred to the other steamer and
merely lost their baggage. Miss Foltz has
been at the New England Conservatory of
Music, in Boston, during the past three years,
and is advancing musically very much. The
ladies will soon go to Rome, Italy.
Charles Sutro and Miss Clara Sutro are in
Paris.
Mr.. and Mrs. George H. Siebe (nee Burks) are
now residing at 1119 Bush street, and will re-
ceive on Thursdays.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Fl. de Young were in Ham
burg last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Charles Green are stopping
at the Van Dyke. 800 Powell street.
Miss Lille Brady left Thursday to spend q
few weeks with friends at Sacramento.
Miss jeanette Robitscher has gone on an
extended visit q rel tires In Chinann
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Sudden Death of Two women.

The remains of two women were taken to the
Morgue yesterday and an autopsy will have to
definitely settle the cause of death. Mrs.
Schottler died suddenly at 913 Montgomery
street She was only &c years old and native
of California.
known, was found in dying condition out
side the lodgings at $40 Howard street. She
was taken to the Receiving Hospital, but died
soon after reaching there. Neither the land
lady nor any OF the dodgers at $40 Howard
knew who she was or anything about her. In
quests will be held in both cases.
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Club Parties.

The Pacific Coast Association OF Native Sons
of Vermont will give its monthly entertain
ment and dance at Odd Fellows Hall next Fri
day evening.
Eureka Valley Lodge No. 252, A. o. U. W.,
win rive an entertainment and dance at its
hall. corner Seven teenth and Noe streets, Octo-
her ! in commemoration of the twenty-seventh
The Pastimes will give their tenth party in
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-09-08

Clure. Miss Annie Thomas of Visalia is visit
ing her grandmother, Mrs. Onsley. Mrs. H. D.
Aitken has returned to her home in Prescott
AriZ. Will Ellis left for his home in Man.
chester, Eng, to-day, after years residence
in Gilroy. l.. Lister of San Francisco is q
guest at Rose Marie farm Miss Lucy Mccain
of Santa Cruz is the guest OF Miss Agnes Sar-
gent. Victor Bassignani, director-general of
the Admission day fete, is in San Francisco
making final arrangements for the reception
of the Veteran Firemen. Ross Sargent and
Abe Legis are in the city. Mrs Charles King
of Quien Sabe Valley is in town. DE-. and Mrs.
w. A. Turner have returned from Belmont. DR..
B. Bryant OF HOLSTER was in town this week.
Gilroy Springs. Sept. 6.-Following is the list
of the latest arrivals at Gilroy Hot Springs:
Robert E. Geistlich, F. NJ. Lewis, F. Laborde,
f. II. McVey, May Hammond, John Lawson,
w. Barr, Gregory J. Short Jacob Short, Mr. and
Mrs. Goubert, Richard Shaw, John c. Hum
phrey, David H. Watkins, James K. Bulger,
Mrs. George Shaw, Mrs. Rody Shaw, Mrs. J..
Dalton Fishburn, +. w. Jackson, Mr.. Valerie,
A. Berthier, B. B. Martin, ]. B. Sheehy, Mrs. v.
Irving, Master Floyd Ewing, d. Williamson, j.
Kilday, F. Kilday
Mark West Springs, CAL, Sept. 1.-THE latest
arrivals at the springs are: Miss M,
Rocks, Mrs. R. S. Crooks, Max Weiner, Miss
Mamie Keogh, Miss Helen Jordon, Rev. z. j.
O'Connor, 7. B. Ferguson, Mrs. f. ]. Smith, of
San Francisco; Miss Fannie Dougherty, Sausa-
Tito; A. F. Frese, wife and family, Dixon; Max
Blum, wife and baby. Martinez; Miss Marge
Driscoll, Jean Lacay, Lafette Waters, San Fran
cisco.
FL Paso de Robes, Sept. 4.-E. w. Chaplin and
c. A Grow have arrived in a special car and
will remain week. Captain Charles Nelson is
visiting mis- wife here. Edward James has re-
turned to Palo Alto, where he takes his place
as trombone player in the band. He also has
become member of the Mandolin Club
Capitola, Sept. Arrivals at Hotel Capitola
are: George P. Thiller, j. T. Adcock, E. Van
Every, A. Matty, P. P. Britter, N. Stairley and
family Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Valentine. W. E.
Lyman, o. P. Hayes, Mrs. j. H. Raymond.
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In Alameda County Jail.

SIS. Simon, ''the cowboy detective" appeared
again in the United States District Court yes
terday. Through his attorney he asked THAI
he might serve his six months sentence for
impersonating an officer in Chinatown in the
Alameda County Jail. Judge Morrow, after
consulting with United States District Attor-
ney Foote, granted his request.
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Oakland Birthday Party.

large number of friends of Eugene Rogers
gathered at his residence, 1901 Webster street,
Oakland, last Saturday evening to celebrate
his twenty-frst birthday. Dancing, music
and Rotations were followed with a supper.
Among those present were:
Miss Nellie Skipper, Miss Maude Page, Miss
Finkenstedt, Miss B. Scrivener, Miss Ella Good
mann, Miss E. ScTivener, Miss Lottie Wimble,
Miss Flo Page, Miss Lille Skipper of San Fran
cisco, Miss Blanche Wimble, Miss Mabel Rog-
ers, Mrs. Al Foster Mrs. Walter HEAVIER, Mrs.
Will Fraser of San Francisco, Will Parker,
Charlie Estey, Percy Hunter, Harry Bennett,
Harry Feige, Walter HEAVIER, Mr.. Dooley, Ed
Rogers Eugene Johnson, Al Foster. C. H. Rog-
ers, Lester Thomson and Eugene Rogers.
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WHAT IS GOING ON.
The Hotel Rafael Dance Tonight.
Mrs. Bulls Reception at Bel
mont Next Saturday.

The coming week will be unusually lively in
town with society people back for all the we'd
dlngs that are 10 take place.
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MAY PROBABLY DIE.
A Carpenter Stricken With Paralysis
as the Result Of a Blow From
Robber.

Norman Mcleod, carpenter, living at
514 Jones street, was taken to the Re-
eeiving Hospital yesterday morning suffer
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A Birthday Surprise.

birthday surprise party was given last
Thursday to Mrs. J. H. Sanders by her friends
az her residence, 1919 Lexington avenue
Those present were: Miss i. 1ieter, Mrs. j.
Myers, Mrs. G. Wagner, Mrs. Verlean, Mrs. Ger
lena, Mrs. Gibbs, Miss L. Simmons, Mrs j. H.
Sanders.
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dancing party was given by Mrs. Bowers
in honor OF her nieces the Misses Amy and
Florence Smith, at her home on Washington
street last Thursday night. Miss Amy Smith
leaves this week to finish her education at
NaSsar.
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Louis MiIler's Surprise Party.

Louis Miller OF 783 Stevenson street was
given surprise party last Saturday night.
The affair, which was entirely impromptu,
passed off delightfully."-. Among those present
were: Mr.. and Mrs. Miller, Mrs. Hatch, Mr..
and Mrs Scow, Mrs. Smith, Mrs. Hansen, Mr..
and Mrs. Mowry, Misses Sophie and Louise Mil
Ter, Misses Blanche, Katie and Nina Trouett,
Miss Maggie Melsco, Miss Aggie Kearns,
Messrs. Wolfnger, Tennent Leary, Otto, Au-
gust and Freddie Miller, Laurence 9th, Little,
SchiAl.
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The Regain Birthday.

birthday surprise party was rendered to
Miss Josie Regain at her residence, $50 Minna
street, Saturday, August 81. Dancing was the
order of the evening. At II o'clock supper
was served, after which dancing and games
were resumed until late hour. During the
evening Louis Feustermacher gave some
selections on the mandolin, James Walsh and
w. II. Brown recited and William Glynn
Palmer, sang. Among those present were
Mr.. and Mrs. T. Regain, Mr.. and Mrs. Feuster-
macher, Mrs. Hurley, Mrs. Lott, Mrs ]. Cam
Bertha Finney, Miss Annie Morrise, Miss Julia
Sullivan, Miss Dora Summers Miss Minnie
Casey, Miss Amy Casey, Miss Nellie Casey, Miss
Hannah Coughlen, Miss Flora Malindo, Miss
Mamie Collins, Miss Lizzie Began, S. Hurley, l..
Hurley, T. Thompson, J. Lally, r. Lee, J. Ahern,
]. Stowe, S. johnson, II. A. Palmer, w. W. SHEDS,
p Lydon, E. Evans, Louis Feustemaeher, Daniel
McCrea, William Glynn, George O'Brien.
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5 cases PRIESTLEY'S LATEST NOVEL
TIES will be placed on sale at 75c, ST.,
$l25, S. so and 81 yard.