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Steamboat Company will sell on july
2d aud 3D., only, good for return pas.
sage on either day or night steamer.
until the 9th inclusive. round trip
tickets to Washington, ID. c., for So 80.
d. j. CALLAHAN,
yl-ot Agent.
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WEATHER. REPORT.
Forecast for To-day.
WASHINGTON. D. c., June so 1895

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cooler in central portion; northerly
winds
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esc Boys Alpaca and Mohair Coats, =.
W" Boys Satteen Goats and Vests { 1884,
To Boys Striped Alpaca Goats 46c
n., Office Coats, all sizes. 23c., 35c., 3sc
93,5vi 45c., 73c.
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EHcnrsion Ola poimtnnd the Canes
July 18th. ISgI.

The steamer Northampton, of the
Old Dominion Line, will mako her an
nual Fourth of July excursion to Old
Folht, leaving company's wharf at 80
P. w., Portsmouth, Gas; Bay Line.
Norloik, 200 l.. NJ. Returning. will
leave Old Point Mt II 100 T. ~, giving
every one an opportunity to spend tue
evening at Old Point. and enjoy the
ueilBhttul sail to the Capos. Fare for
the round trip 80 cents. ie3O.1t
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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-30
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ESrursiOns The
mountains of Virginia


"'VtfFIftf'fEN vi TIE lnIU
Via the
NoFIoiis and Western isaiIroad
Reduced rates to all local stations
Ronnd trip rate from Norfolk To Rich.
mond. $3.50. Tickets on sale Jnlv 2J
aud 3D., and morning trnin OF July 18th.
limited to July 9Th, 1895. For tickets.
time tables and all other information
apply to 9. II. Bosley. City Tick ct
Agent, &c Main street. or at depot,
X. w. CoURrSEY,
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MEMS WHITE FLANNEL
SUITS, Mems Drap de "Ete"
Goats and Yeats. Mems Alpaca
Mohair SicilIan Coats and
Vests, sizes up to 80.
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Wanted, every lady in the city TO es
semOle ut The Hub to morrow to see.
the now Trilby ties, worth 75c. goat
o9c. The HUE,
207 and 300 Main stroet
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Have you consulted DIR. Week in re-
iereDcs to your eyes? Ii not, don't fail
% see him. L II Gale.
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DO not full to see DIR. Week about
your eyes. f. II. Gale.
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What Is the eye? Mirror to the soul.
Take good care Of it. If in trouble zee
DIR. Week, at +. II. Gales.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-10-20

hoped that enough will be realized to
materially decrease their heavy burden of
debt.
There will be reception and tea at the
Protestant Episcopal Old Ladies' Home on
Golden Gate avenue, near Lott street, on
October Is and 10, in the afternoons and
evenings of both days. This worthy
charity now receives no aid from the
State, therefore the charitably inclined are
invited to aid them financially or by
donations of any kind, for the home is in
great need of such help. There will be
dancing in the evenings, and pleasant
time is assured.
A moonlight cotillon party will be given
by the Eschscholtzias in Union-square
Hall next Tuesday evening, October %.
Invitations are limited and can only be
had on application to the mem bers.
The Oleta Club will give their tenth an
niversary and souvenir ball at Odd Fellows
Hall thfs evening. A handsome souvenir
will be presented to each lady and gentle
man who attend.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Green will be
pleased to see their friends at their golden
wedding reception, to be held on Sunday,
October q, between 2 and P. NJ, at the
residence of Mrs. Sarah Phillips, 724
Golden Gate avenue.
Companions of the Forest, America Cir
Gle No. 12s, A. O. F., will entertain their
friends this evening at Man nerbund
Hall, Potrero avenue. near Twenty fourth
street. The occasion will be a bonbon
party and is to celebrate the third ami
versary of the circle.
The memb ers of the San Francisco Ora
torio Society decided at their last meeting to
move back to their old and more conven-
lent quarters, 26 o Farrell street (Kohler 81
| Chase HalD. The rehearsals will take
place there every Monday evening at 8
o'clock.
Mrs. Sarah Phillips has issued invita-
tons for the celebration of the golden
wedding anniversary of her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Green, at 724 Golden Gate ave-
nue., on Sunday evening, October 81.
The confirmation of Bonnie Levison will
take place this morning at the new Bush
street synagogue. Mrs. Levison will be
pleased to receive her friends in the aft
ernoon, Ills Buchanan street.
A testimonial benefit will be rendered TO
Peter Williams and family under the
auspices of the Palmetto Club at B'nai
Birth Hall on Saturday evening, Novem-
hor1
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THE FUTURE.

Mrs. Sarah Philips has sent out invita-
tions for the golden wedding anniversary OF
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. William Green,
724 Golden Gate avenue.
Yerba Buena Parlor No. "a, Native Sons
of the Golden West, have sent out invita-
tons for high jinks, to be held at Social
Hall, Alcazar building, Tuesday evening,
October %.
Next Monday evening the Whatsoever
Circle of Central Church is going to give @
vegetable contest social at the Deaconesses'
Home, 31S Castro street. "A very enjoyable
time has been mapped out.
Bay City Parlor No. 104 N. s. G. W.,
has appointed committee to make ar
rangements for full dress ball and sup
per, to be given on Friday evening, jan
uary 3, 1896, in Armory Hall.
The Bostonians' initial and souvenir ball
Tuesday evening, November 5, at Saratoga
Hail. Sl4 Geary street, will be one of the
events Of this season.
The Welcome Social Club will give a
gTTSa nrts party at oa 5i1p Hall on
The Au Fait Club will hold its four
teenth installation party at Humans,
Twenty-frst and Howard streets, Friday
evening, October %.
A fashionable concert will be given in
the Y. M. G. A. Auditorium, on the 18th
inst, by Mile. Celine Touaillon, assisted
by Andrew Bogart, G. Minetti and g. Mar
tlnez. Miss TouailIon is well known in
San Francisco as an accomplished singer
OF French songs, in which she is generally
her own accompanist. Her concert will be
quite fashionable event. The following
gentlemen will act as ushers: Charles
Wood, Cornelius Roman, George B. Root
IT,, J. Ryder Hanifv. G. O. Perry, P. S.
Holden and Fred II. Fassett.
The forty-sixth Carr-Beel concert will
take place next Saturday afternoon in
Golden Gate Hall. Mrs. L. B. Blanchard
Will be the vocalist. Sigmund Beel will
play Wieniawski's "Airs Russes." An in
teresting number will be Godards string
quartet. 1t is elegant and very French
and 1t will be the first performance of the
work here: Beethoven's piano quartet
Will conclude the programme.
Inc. Ihe Friday Fortnightly Dancing Club
VIII hold its second meeting In Lunt's
| Hall on Friday evening, the 25th inst.
Preparations are in progress for the pro.
ducGon OF travesty on 1.-The Babes In
the Woods, to take place in November,
the exact date to be arranged later. II
VIII be produced by the members of the
San francisco Verein.
Inc managers of the Woman's Elk.
cnange Will make their banquet and ball
winch is to be held in Pioneer Hall on the
evening OF the 31st decided success, i
nard work and attention to detail counts
tickets are placed at So each, and it il
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of her parents, 2127 Railroad avenue, Ala
media. The evening was passed with
music, dancing and games, which lasted
until late hour, after which supper was
served.
An enjoyable birthday party was ten
dered W. Stutz at his home on Oak
street ON Tuesday evening. the 8th inst.
Singing and dancing was the order of the
evening. 1t was not until the early morn
ing that the guests dispersed
A surprise party was given to Miss Liz
zie Schulz last Saturday evening, October
Y, at the residence OF her parents, 1913
Valencia street. The evening was spent in
dancing, singing and games. An elaborate
supper was served at midnight, after which
dancing was continued till late hour.
Mrs. R. ]. Kohler was the guest at a
dinner rendered to her by her son and
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. J. Kohier. at
their residence, 1911 Howard street, in
honor of her Golden Jubilee" The floral
and other decorations were beautiful, and
everything was of a golden hue. Only the
immediate friends of the family were pres
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Wallace of this City to James Hamilton
Martin of Tulare was solemniZed last
Wednesday afternoon at the residence of
the brides mother, Mrs. William II. Wal
lace, 2220 Broadway. Only relatives and
very intimate friends were invited to wit
ness the ceremony, performed by Rev. d.
Hanson Irwin Of st. Johns Presbyterian
Church. After short trip they will take
up their residence in Tulare.
DR.. c. W. Hebbard, a well-known dem
fist of this City, was married Yesterday to
Miss Helena Brophy, formerly of Virginia
City, New. Dr.. and Mrs. Hebbard have
gone on a wedding trip of two weeks
through the northern part of the State.
and on their return Will take up their
residence here.
A double wedding took place on October
when the Misses Abhe and Annie Nee,
daughters OF the late Thomas Nee of Pat
erson, n. j., and sisters of T. B. Nee, were
married to J. II. P. Mason, with the Pull
, man Palace Car Company in San Fran
cisco, and B. A. Harnett of the Pacific Mail
Steamship Company. The rooms of 1886
Grove street, Oakland. were prettily dec
grated for the occasion with quantities of
flowers.
The bridesmaids, Miss Sarah Nelson and
Miss Klttle Morris, wore dainty pale blue
silk costume. Miss Jennie Webster and
Miss Clara Nelson were the maids of honor
and wore gowns of pale yellow silk and
chiffon.
The best men were George McMullin and
Mr.. Mcnamara. The brother of the bride
gave them away.
The ceremony was performed by Father
insolvency under a bell of flowers.
The music was in charge of Henri Fair
weather, who also sang the "1eoman' S
Wedding Song
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when they will be pleased to receive their
friends, Cohen place, Ellis and Leavenworth
streets.
Mrs. N W. Bender and children leave for
Butte City, Mont, next Thursday, after
three months visit with her parents.
DR.. Redmond Payne, who has been following
special clinics in Europe for the past three
years, has just returned and intends resuming
practice in this City.
San Mateo and Burlingame are enjoying
regular Indian summer this fall The weather
there has been simply perfect for the past few
weeks, and in consequence the summer visitors
have prolonged their stay far beyond the ordi-
nary. w. A. Slater and family, who have just
completed tour of the world in their magnifi-
cent yacht Eleanor, have taken one of the
Hotel Mateo cottages for the months OF October
and November, and are frequent visitors at the
Burlingame Country Club, where they are uni
Versal favorites.
The steamer Australia sailed for Honolulu on
Tuesday with the following passenger list:
Professor Berger and son, c. H. Bishop, Miss N.
F. Cooke, Miss Alberta Ellis, j. C. Hatch, F.
Klamp, G. E. Kempster, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Louis
son, W. M. Massie, S. Roth, N. S. Sachs, D. B.
Smith and Charles Wall.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Magee of Fruitvale
will make their winter residence al the Hotel
Richelieu, commencing on the 1st of Novem-
Lieutenant Charles H. McKinstry of the
| Corps of Engineers has been ordered to duty at
Newport, r. |.
| Mr.. and Mrs. w. v. Huntington and Miss
Huntington have secured apartments at the
| Hotel Rlchelleu for the winter months.
| Mr.. and Mrs. W. II. Chickering, Mr.. and Mrs.
| F. NJ. Smith and Miss Violet Ransome of Oak
land are at present making tour of European
| countries.
Mrs. NJ. NJ. Estee and Miss Estee will receive
at their residence, 1921 Sacramento street, on
| Fridays.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. F. Preston and family are
domiciled at the Hotel Richelieu, and will re-
main there through the winter.
Lieutenant Harry G. Benson, Fourth Cavalry,
| q. S. A, has been granted leave of absence for
one month
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred ]. Marcus and family
are located at the Colonial,where they will pass
| the winter months.
Lieutenant William G. HAN, Fifth Artillery,
| U. S. A., is on the practice march to Monterey
| and return with Light Battery f.
T. r. King and H. A. King have left Sausa-
! Tito and will winter at the Colonial.
| Mr. and Mrs. D. W. Hitchcock left for the
East on Saturday last, and will be absent about
| four weeks.
BrigadierGene James Forsyth, U. s. A.,
/ and his aid-de-camp, Lieutenant J. F. Bell,
U. S. A., are at present at Sequoia National
Park inspecting the military guard at that
place.
Mrs. C. NJ. Jennings will receive on Fridays
at her residence, the Oliver, 800 Pine street.
Mr.. and Mrs c. NJ. Dougherty and Miss Ada
on Fridays.
Mrs. Charles ]. Bandmann. has returned from
Helena, Mont, where she has been making 9
prolonged visit to her sister.
Mr. and Mrs. L. Curran Clark and Mrs. S. F.
Sanborn, of Redwood City, have taken the Gun.
| ningham residence, 251S Broadway, near
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Scott street. John Taylor and Miss Taylor will
Mrs. Lanra Robinson of San Francisco, de-
partment inspector OF the W0ma4s Relief
Corps, is in Santa Cruz on an official visit and
as the guest OF her mother, Mrs Hannah
Felker.
visiting George Rice and Miss Rice at Paso
Robes.
Mrs. E. ]. Ives and Miss Ives left for New
York and Washington on Saturday last, Where
they intend spending the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred W. Sharon were registered
at Browns Hotel Albemarle street, London on
Mrs. Frank Mclaughlin and Miss Agnes Nc
Laughlin, after spending the summer at santa
Cruz, have gone to Oroville
Miss Mabel Spence OF san Francisco ana MISS
Adele Etcheban of Oakland are visiting the
Misses WEIGH at their home in San Jose.
J. w. Byrne will leave. shortly for Los An
geles, where he viii remain for several months.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. c. Wilson Jr. OF Oakland
have taken up their residence at 1907 McAlhs-
ter street, in this City.
Miss Juliet Mauvais OF San Jose is visiting
| friends in this City.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. w. Runyon came down from
! Palace Hotel.
| Miss Harriet Cooper is making a tour of the
| southern cities with Rev. Anna H. Shaw, the
Pasadena and Pomona are among the places to
| be visited
Miss Frances lehman has removed from 324
Golden Gate avenue to $40 Eddy street. At
! home second Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Allan Lobree have returned
from their wedding trip and will be ''at home"
on Sunday, October 27, at 1109 Turk street.
Judge G. T. Rylend of San Jose is making his
annual visit to Paso Robes.
Louis Metzger and w. II. Dunphy of San
| Francisco are registered at Paso Robes.
Mr.. and Mrs Housewife Wildman have
been spending the week at Del Monte.
Mrs. William Alvord Will receive on fist and
| third Fridays in November, January and
February at her residence, 220O Broadway.
Lieutenant l.. H. Strother, First Infantry
U. S. A., has been granted leave of absence for
one month.
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WEDDINGS,

The wedding of Miss A. E.. Stevens,
daughter of Captain Levi Stevens of Fruit
vale, and A. D. Wilson, took place on
Tuesday afternoon in the Unitarian
Church in Oakland. The groom's home
is in Washington, where he is connected
with the Hayden Geological Survey, but
he has been in Oakland for some time past.
After visit to the East Mr.. and Mrs. Will
son will reside for some time in. California.
Miss Cora Wallace and James Hamilton
Morton were married last Wednesday at
the residence of the brides mother, Mrs.
William H. Wallace, 1920 Broadway The
ceremony was performed by Rev. ID. Han
son Irwin, pastor of st. John s Presbyterian
Church. Owing to the illness of w. HI.
Wallace, brother OF the bride, the wedding
was quiet, only relatives of the contracting
parties being present. Mr.. and Mrs. Nor
ton will spend the winter in Southern Cali
fornia and Mexico.
At the residence of the brides parents,
733 Twenty-first street, Miss Ella Frances
Reed of Denver, Colo, were united in mar
riage by the Rev. W. w. Case. The rooms
were beautifully and tastefully arranged
and a bounteous repast was served, after
which the bride and groom departed for
the South.
Those present We're: MISS Della +. Shat
tuck, Mr.. and Mrs. S. J.. de CRAFT, Mrs. G.
D. Green, James L. Case, DIR. F. c. Pague
and wife, Miss e. NJ. Goodridge, Mr.. and
Mrs. III. Plath, Mr.. and Mrs. W. w. Case,
Mr.. and Mrs. T. Banding, Mrs. X. Shat
tuck, David D. Shattuck, F. B. Shattuck,
Mrs. A. L. Ruck, A. L. Ruck, Mr.. and
Mrs. T. B. Tighe, Mrs. E. 7. Case, Mrs. D.
d. Shattuck, Misses Edna and Hattie Shat
tuck, G. D. Shattuck, Miss L. J.. Shattuck,
Mr.. and Mrs. John III. Shattuck.
A quiet but none the less impressive
wedding was solemnized at the, MONDAY
hour on Wednesday last, October Is. by
the Rev. DR.. Buehler in St. Paul.
Lutheran Church, corner Cough and Eddy
streets, San Francisco. The contracting
parties were Jacob f. Nickels, native son
OF California pioneer, and Miss Ada Belle
Carter, well and favorably known in this
City, where she has continuously resided
about seven years.
The wedding of Miss Cora Adelaide
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RECEPTIONS,

Mr.. and Mrs. Will Fisher of Alameda
gave whist party at their residence on
Park street last Tuesday evening, which
was very enjoyable affair."
The reception rendered to Mr.. and Mrs.
Chase last Monday evening at Puckett's
Academy was one of the most ENJOYABLE
and weli-conducted receptions of the sea-
son.
A very enjoyable surprise party was
rendered Miss Aimee LAWN on Saturday
evening, October II, by the Tubb Club at
the residence of her parents, Captain and
Mrs. LAWN, 90 Stanford street.
A surprise party was rendered to Mr..
and Mrs. McLear Monday evening, Oc-
tober IA, at their residence, Fourteenth
street, between Mission and Howard, by
M rs. Gosland and Mrs. Murphy. The in
vited guests gathered at Fourteenth and
Mission streets, and, headed by a brass
band, entered their residence and took
possession of the entire house. The fes-
tlVltlcS were continued until q late hour
Mrs. E. w. Bliss of New York has been
the guest of honor at several charming
dinner parties during the past week, and
among the number was one given by Mrs.
Horace L. Hill on Wednesday evening last
in private dining-room in the Hotel
Richelieu. The table had been prettily
adorned With 1ernS, trailing blackberry
vines and Cecil Bruner roses, and the
beauties of the decorations were enhanced
with a number of tiny colored electric
globes, half hidden in the foliage. The
assembled guests passed very pleasant
evening. They were: Mrs. E. W. Bliss,
Mr.. and Mrs. W. B. Bourn, Miss Young,
Miss Mamie Kohl; Colonel s. D. M.
Young, U. S. A., Captain Marion p.
Maus, .. s. A; Oscar T. SeweIl and
Horace L. Pillsbury.
Mrs. William L.. Ashe entertained he1
friends at an afternoon tea recently at hel
residence, zoos Leavenworth street. She
was assisted in receiving by Miss Edith
Findley and Miss Bessie Bowie.
Miss Kate Stone gave lunch party last
week at the residence of Mrs. L. l.. Baker
1882 Washington street, in honor of Mrs
Bertody Wilder Stone (nee Weihe).
Joseph D. Grant gave dinner party te
seven guests last Tuesday evening in the
red room of the Bohemian Club in honor
OF the distinguished travellers, Mr.. ano
Mrs. w. D. Slater of New York. now
making tour OF the world in their hand
some steam-yacht Eleanor, at present il
our bay.
Alameda Rebecca Lodge, No. 107, gave
surprise party last Saturday to their bah,
sister, Nannette Rothblum, at the residence
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ENGAGEMENTS.

Among the prominent weddings in De-
cember viii be that of Miss Emma Childs
of Los Angeles, daughter of o. w. Childs,
and John w. Dwight of Elmira, N. Y,
whose engagement was first announced in
these columns from Del Monte last July
The ceremony is announced to take place
on December 10 at the home of the BRIDE
family, in Los Angeles. An extensive
Eastern and European tour will follow.
The engagement is announced of Miss
Hannah Newfield and Mark Meyer, both
of this City.
Invitations have been issued for the mar
rage of Miss Winnie Maybelle Worth,
daughter of Nj. and Mrs. Charles A.
Worth, to Henry Cogswell Stevens of the
California Pottery and Terra Gotta Com
pany. The wedding will take place Thurs
day evening, October "a, at the residence
of the brides parents, 1889 Golden Gate
avenue. On their return from their we'd
ding trip they will occupy their new home
on Fillmore street, which is nearing COM
pletiOn
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PERSONALS.

Miss Emily Potter who spent last season
here with her aunt Mrs. Spooner, will, with
her sister, Miss Helen Potter, arrive here from
Philadelphia the latter part of this month to
to spend the winter.
Mrs. John E. de Ruyter is visiting her hus-
bands parents in New York. She will go to
Baltimore after the horse show to visit rela-
! tives there.
Mrs w. P. Harrington and the Misses Mary
and Louise Harrington will close up their resi-
dence in Colusa next week and go to the Hotel
Richelieu tor the winter season.
Mr.. and Mrs. George A. Pope left the first
part of the week for New York, where they will
remain until after the horse show.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry E. Bothin will return
from their cottage in Ross Valley next week
and will reside Mt their City residence, 1880
Jackson street, until the early spring, when
they will go their summer home.
DR.. and Mrs. E. B. Perrin and Miss Addie Per-
rim returned from their ranch in Arizona on
Monday last and win spend the winter at their
residence, 1885 Clay street. Mrs. Robinson,
| formerly Miss Helen Perrin, will be their guest
during December and January.
| Miss McNutt returned on Monday from a
visit to Miss Perrin at her fathers ranch in
Mr.. and Mrs. Elliott McAllister will return
from Ross Valley, where they have been spend
ing the summer, the first of November.
Mrs. Harold Sewell, formerly Miss Millie
Ashe, will return this autumn from her home
In Maine and will make a long visit to Mrs. c..
L.. Ashe, at her home on Sacramento street.
! York, where she will spend the next seven
| weeks. . =
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Clark returned from
New York on Monday last after an absence of
several weeks.
Mrs. Il. Hirshfeld and Miss Blanche Hirsch.
teid OF bakersfield are in the City, and are loca-
ted at 1OOS Van Ness avenue.
! The Golden Gates will give their sixth party
on Wednesday evening, October %, at Califor-
mia Hall, $40 Bush street. -
Lord Allandae was in Sausalito this week a
/ guest at the Ell Monte Hotel
! Mrs. Alpheus Bull, who is prominent in the
social and financial circles OF San Francisco
1 has just exchanged her estate at North Beach
for the historic Ralston mansion of Belmont.
! California. -
Among those registered at Paso Robes are
| A. Edwards, Mrs. Z. Mills, C. B. Harwood, Mrs.
L. White j. II. Horsynider, R. Doherty, e..
Hobart, E. Scheleer, G. Kneard, w. R. Hall.
/ ]. w. Hausaker. Dr.. r. w. KENT, s. Bib. D.
Smith, Gustave Frederick, Charles E. Hoppis.
! Miss Hoppis, Saron A. Bergard and wife, b. L.
Black, P. H.. Dawson, @. Kerwood, L. e. Grill.
fifth, NJ. K. McSeamen, Frank Campbell L. ii.
Haskios, D. r. Gross, r. L. Buck. the
Misses Greggs, NJ. Messer and w. SAINT.
@. J. Riley, A. B. Vogel, G. w. Merrill, c. b.
| Brick, James l.. Crittenden, Colonel Mention.
| Milton Smith, John Vest, H. 7. Walch, Frank.
| lin p. Ball, j. r. Dolan, G. o. Scott, j. Will
liams, w. Barry, George MAXWELL W. NJ Fran
els, G. r. Adams, Robert Jones, Mrs. J.. Sepv.
Mrs. j. NJ. Tompkins, Mrs. Jones, Mrs *.
Marched and daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mark ]. Barnett will be sset
home" on the afternoon OF the goth inst.