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FOR SALE - THE ELLIS HOME
tract-New subdivision on corner of
Twenty-third street and Scarf. These
elegant large lots have never before been
offered, and are the most attractive in the
city for q residence. They require no
PufinR. 9. A. SUMMER 4 CO., 1884 8.
Broadway. 1879
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Try our port and sherry wines at rs
cents per gallon. T. Vache & Co.. CON-
mercial and Alameda streets. Telephone
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FOR SALH-RaAL ESTATE


BARGAINS
500 LOT on Twenty.seventh st.; sewer,
cement walks, etc. sure bargain.
$1,000 lot on nice street, near Grand
nosiH Worth Il dse 4 yGn net ss On
the lot.
Great bargain in is lots in the Schu.
macher tract, Pico Heights; must be sold
as whole bargains in houses and lots;
some good things to exchange money TO
loan. w. H. GRIFFIN,
II 1856 q. Broadway.
FOR SALE-T HAVE WHAT PRONE
nent real estate men say is the finest
building lot in the CITY. My lot is on
Thirty-sixth street, beyond Adams; IL
il flied with orange and lemon trees,
bearing; lots adjoining are held at
nigh rate Of value; On account ,;, Of illness
great sacrifice; 1t is within 2 blocks of
three car lines and within three months
will almost double in value; do you
want big bargainP Nv price will con-
vince you that you can get one in buying
this property. Call or address II. G.
FOR SALE-I0 LOTS IN LlENANS'
Cottage Home Tract to close up.
These lots are within onr.haif block Of
electric car line and within fifteen min
utes ride OF business center. Your
OF this city is growing faster than in this
H. N. CoNGER. Il
FOR SALE-$7OO BUYS A LODGING
house OF 10 rooms. completely fur
nished and full; rent, $35; must be sold;
Y snap. A few others equally cheap for
more money. F. ETHRIGDE, AIS s.
Broadway. 10
FOR sALE-CHOICE LARGE LOTS,
beautiful trees, ons electric car line;
homes built on installmeat plan If de-
sired; special inducement to next party
building. NILES, Washington st. and
Maple ave. 11-10.5
FOR sALE-wE HAVE LOTS AT ALL
prices in all parts OF the city on best
q terms, Or monthly installments.
st. frontage. close in. We have it for
sale, also tracts for subdivision. F. ETH
RIDGE & CO.. AIS s. Broadway. 10
FOR SALE-A FEW MORE OF THOSE
lovely building lots for homes on Z.
Ninth St., III Hiscock & Smiths second
addition; prices, 5000 to $3.50; $40 down,
4. SMITH. lis W. R First Z" St. tract u # T.
FOR SALE-$25J UP, $40 PER MONTH;
large lots. e. Eighth and Mateo SITS.
beautiful shade trees; one car fare to
anywhere in city. A. Y. HISCOCK,
owner.213 W. First st. 1915
FOR RENT-ON A 20.YEAR LEASE A
corner, 150xl65, suitable for Hats !;
price reasonable; plssse investigate this.
as it IS fine opportunity. THRELKELD
u SMITH, 1926 s. Broad way. 10
THE HASsON HOME BUILDING CO.,
Office 227 W. Second IT., tel. $40. will
furnish plans free and build you house
on installments if yon will furnish lot
1919
FOR SALE LOTS ON PICU ST.
electric car line, for $4OO cash
J. ROBERTS, 129 8. Broadway. tt
FOR SALE-WE SELL THE EARTH.
BASSETT d SMITH, Pomona, Cal.
26tf
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BURLINGTON ENTHUSIASTICALLY
conducted excursions to the east svery
Wednesday, over the scenic line OF
the world. Upholstered tourist cars
without change. T. n. DUZAN, Agent
800 y. Spring ST.. Los Angeles. Cal.
MAGNUS' CUT RATE TICKET OF
fee. 22S s. Spring St., opp. Los Ange.
rates to all points east; railroad tickets
bought and sold.
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PHILLIPS PERSONALLY CONDUIT
ed excursions, via the Rio Grande
geles every Tuesday; cross the Sierra Ne
vadas and pass the entire Rio Grands
scenery by daylight; also via Southern
route every Monday. Office, 1873 s. Spfing
o.
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WANTED-.REAL ESTATE

S><S~~~~~~~-~~~~~~-~~~~~~
FOR SALE-I WANT PROPERTY OF
all kinds in San Gabriel and Cahuen
So valleys. also In Pasadena and adjacent
cities and towns. have customers and
can guarantee q sale. Call or address,
giving full description. r. =. DYAH, III
Broadway. II
WANTED-FOR CASH; VACANT LOTS,
houses and income property; If you
intend TO sell, have cash buyers.
JOHN L. PAvKOVIUH,
Is go w. First ct.
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Business Property

$3.50 WILL PAY FOR PROSPECTIVE
business lot on Angcleno Heights, so
x200 feet, fronting electric car line; 10
minutes from Spring st. 8. Il. LIND.
LEY, log s. Broad way. If
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country Property

FOR SALE-CHEAP LANDS: SCHOOL
lands are only $1.25 per acre, require
NO residence or improvements, ana are
the best Investment in Southern Califor-
mia.
SIS buys relinquishment Of $40 acres
near railroad.
$3.50 buys so acres patented land this
is all level and fine almond and prune
land.
500 buys REIMBURSEMENT of 16o acres
near the Santa Fe railroad, and good
land.
81 per acre buys the certificate of o4O
acres ~ miles from station and undsr
the Victor canal this would make fine
cattle ranch.
$500 buys relinquish ment OF $40 acres
school land on Salt Lake railroad; all
level.
5000 buys homestead rsl,noujsb ment
OF 100 acres; the Improvements worth
$500.
These lands are in Los Angeles, San
Bernardino and Kern counties, all are in
DAY & CROUCH. 1lsh s. Spring, sstab.
lished 1888. Over 10000 acres sold. Is
FOR SALE-BY WILDE & STRONG
$4,000 buys 10 acras of bearing nave
oranges at Covina; this 10 one Of the
county and by far the cheapest; .esti mi ted
crop now on trees 5000; the place will
more than pay for itself in the next three
years. This is indeed rare bargain.
WILDE g. STRONG,
22S W. Fourth ST., chamber OF COM
merce bldg. If
FOR SALE-BARGAINSI IN 15O. AURE
ranch c,ose to city; highly i'm proved;
$40, OOO; Will take some eastern in part
Is acres close to city, southwest.
~ acres. l9-room house; q complete
home.
And 2 lots must be sold
And many other houses and lots
EDWARD FRASER, 2t6 S. Broadway. "a
FOR SALE = 2O-ACRE LEASE. 3
years lease. ! miles from city; good
for more; new house. barA, modern i'm
provements; 10 acres of berries; acres
onions; acreu sweet pots toes; 2 acres
spnds in the ground; some fine trees;
this is worth looking after. MORRISON
& LlEBENDOFER, 319 Byrns blk.
FOR SALE LANDS : BUR.
bank. Lankershim and FL Monte.
Damp and irrigated lands; also fruit
lands, orchards from to 10J acres in bear.
ing. GANO HENRY, office Nstick
b0use. 12.l0
FOR SALE-ESTABLTSH IN 1885.
school and government land head
quarters. Cheapest and choicest and
ou.cas AuVSStmeuto III INC WOTlO. W1SE-
MAN = LAND BUREAU, POI W. First.
II
FOR SALE 10 ACRE ORANGE
ranch at Duarte. the blue ribbon
orange section; 10 shares of stock in the
best water company in Southern Cali
fornia. Apply to A. STEVENS HAL
STED, room III Bryson big.
FOR SALES. 10, is OR 20 ACRES 8
blocks from electric car line; good for
income or subdivision, at very lov fig.
ures. r. W. WOOD, 213 W. First ct. is
FOR SALE = ALFALFA LANDS
miles of city in parcels to suit pur-
chaser Terms tO suit. Z. E. PARSONS.
room No. 800 w. First st. II
FOR RENT-l00 ACRES OR LESS OF
fine corn and alfalfa land. no s.
Broadway. E. H. ROBINSON. II
FOR SALE-sOLDIERs LAND WAR
rant for 160 ncres. $3.50. Inquire Of ].
Q. MOORE, l27 w. Second st. 5,
WANTED--REAL ESTATE
S>~s~>~~~~~-~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
FOR SAI,E-T WAIT pROpERTX an
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MATCHMAKER

THE PLACE TO HAVE YOUR WATCH
repaired-you GET guarantee worth
omething. W. J. GETZ. 1886 8. Broad
way. 11-20
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ORCHESTRAS

THE AREND ORCHESTRA. latest
m1sic. best musicians. Office at the
Orland, 31l W. Third ST., between Hill
and BIoadwa,. 70
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NOTARIES

R. D. LIST, NOTARY PUBLIC AND
conveyancsr: legal papers carefully
and promptly drawn at 1881 w. Second.
1874
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I.HAvE FOR SALE AT A SACRIFICE
tbs cosiest, prettiest neatsst, modern
cottage in the southwest. Everything
new and of the finest. II YOU are looking
for snap cell for particulars on
JOHN H. COKE,
o07 8. Broadway.
11-7tf
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JUDSOE'S POPULAR EXCURSIONS
Every Monday over the Rio Grande
Western and Denver and Rio Grande rail-
way; scenic route; personally conducted.
newly upholstered cars through to Chi
cago, New YORK and Boston; finest
equipment, lest service. quick time.
Office, 2l2 3. Spring st.
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EXCURSIONS

EXCURSIONS TO THE EAST-THE
favorite personally conducted excur-
sions OF the Santa Fe route leave Los An
eeIes every Thursday morning at 7 o'clock |;
change from Los Angeles to Chicago and
Kansas CITY. with annex cars to Boston !;
ths-Ereat point to remember il that you
save at least one full days travel BY TAX
ing the iast train OF the Sauta Fe route !;
attentive conductors accompany the par
ties; through terths reserved and more
detailed information obtained at tho COM
geles. through any agent of .ne South
srn California railway.
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FOR EALE-$7OO BUYS A LODGING
house Of 10 rooms. completely fur
nished and full; rent, s35; must be sold;
Y snap. A few others equally cheap for
more money. +. ETHRIGDE, AIS s.
Broadway. 10
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FOR SALE-CHOICE LARGE LOTS,
beautiful trees, ons electric car line;
homes built on installmeat plan If de-
sired; special inducement to next party
building. NILES, Washington st. aud
Ma pie ave. 11-l9.5
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FOR SALE-10 LOTS IN LlENANS'
Cottage Home Tract" to close up.
These lots are within onr.haif block of
electric car line and within fifteen min
utes' ride OF business center. Your
choice for 5000 on easy terms. No part
OF this city is growing faster than in this
direction. Inquire at 1913 8. Broadway.
H. M. CONGER. II
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FOR ALE-ESTABLTsHED IN 1885.
quarters. Cheapest and choicest and
surest investments in the world. WISE
MAN = LAND BUREAU, POI w. First,
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ByJ. W. WORRIES pspuss "
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WHAT Is GOING ON.

VERY pleasant gathering of the
&@A friends of the Episcopal church
~JA $an Mateo, took place in the parish
house, last Tuesday evening. The ladies of the
church guild had the matter in charge and
issued the invitations. A varied programme,
containing something to suit everybody, was
presented. The Mother Goose reception by
fifteen prettily costumed young folks was very
nicely personated. A musical programme.was
rendered by Mrs. ]. II. Doane, pianoforte; Miss
Agnes Reynolds, mezzo-soprano; Miss Mary E.
Nichols. violin, and William s. Jack, tenor.
Flower-bedecked refreshment tables were
covered with things good to eat and drink.
The main floor was reserved for dancing. Ell
m er Anderson had charge of the dance pro-
gramme. The Rev. ]. R. de Wolfe Cowie and
Mrs. Cowie were present and helped materially
in making the occasion an enjoyable one.
About seventy-fve of the cold people" from
the "Crocker Home" spent the day at Mills
Coll eye last Thursday: This is an entertain
ment which they look forward TO through the
year with a great deal of pleasure. 1t is great
treat TO them to go about the beautiful grounds
and delight to pick the oid-IssnIoned movers
Mr.. and Mrs. George Croker returned from
their Eastern trip last Monday and are occu-
pying their home California street. Just
previous to Mr.. Crockers departure from New
York City dinner party was given in his
honor by Herman Oelrichs. Fourteen gentle
men were present and among them were John
w. Mackay, D. o. Mills, Adrian Iselin, Theo-
dore Havemeyer, Charles Childs, Mr.. sturges
and Colonel c. F. Croker:
Miss Rutherford, daughter Of Mrs. George
Croker sailed from Europe last Wednesday
for New York City. After her arrival she will
visit Mrs. Herman Oelrichs and Miss Virginia
Fair at Newport for three weeks, and then re-
turn TO this City, accompanied by her brother,
Alexander II. Rutherford. They will remain
here during the entire summer.
Augustus Comte Jr. has issued invitations for
the wedding of his daughter, Miss Pauline
JuIiette Comte, and Robert Emmett o'Connen,
which viii take place at halfpast o'clock on
Wednesday evening, June 26, at the Church of
Notre Dame des Victories.
Mrs Rounsevelle Wildman gave pink lunch
con last Tuesday at her residence and enter
tanned Mrs. Charles Webb Howard, Mrs. Stephen
J. Field Mrs. Louis Aldrich, Mrs. J. Condit
smith, Mrs. Colonel Chandler, Mrs. Frank NJ.
Pixley. Mrs. NJ. B. NJ. Toland and Mrs. S. w.
Holiday.
The Music Teachers Association of California
gave a musicale last Monday evening at Byron
Mauzy's, 30S Post street. 1t was charming
affair throughout, and music OF high order,
vocal and instrumental, was rendered.
The Auzerais party leaves for Alaska on the
2Ist. The company is composed of some eight
cen Young men and women and. has DR.. Red
ding as treasurer and Hereward Hoyt as stage
manager. They are to perform at Victoria, at
sitka and possibly at one or two other places
up north The repertoire consists of Glove on
Clutches" and "The Yellow Curtain"
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land; Miss c. S. Sage, Guilford, Conn; Miss
Benning, Mrs. Benning, Charles A. Schrath
Mrs A. P. Craner, H. A Lorraine, E. ]. Barrett,
Mr.. and Mrs d. II. Wulzen, R. Mohr and
family and Rose Rothschild, San Francisco;
c. r. Wright, Calistoga; L. c. Roberts, Sacra-
han, Sacramento; John f. Schooner and J. NJ
Litchfeld and family, San Francisco; Mrs E.
Y. Farnham and family and Miss s. H. Winder,
Oakland; Mrs: L. A. Kilgore, Watertown, Mass. !;
NJ. w. ONiell, Crockett; Wallack Anderson
F. W. Crowell and ]. Meyerstein, San Fran
cisco; Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Cunning Smith, San
Mrs. E, A. Emerson. Mr.. and Mrs. T. Baruch
and Henry Hoffman Jr., San Francisco: Miss
Mary E. Hops, Alameda; Miss Macy B. Rey-
Won Rhein and Mrs G. W Luce and children.
San Francisco; Mr.. and Mrs. William Keegan
and children, Alameda; Mr.. and Mrs. William
Mrs. W. T. Wheatley and children, w. N Don.
aldson and +. w. Brock, San Francisco.
Among the arrivals at the Hotel del Mar at
Santa Cruz are to be found Mr.. and Mrs. Heffer.
nan and family, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Owens and
family, Mr.. and Mrs. Kahn and family, Mrs. C..
Weinschaute and child, Paul and Gus Man
helm, Mrs. E. Mannheim. Mrs. J. Frankel, Mrs.
w. Cronan and children, William J. J. Cronap.
Mrs. H. Madden, Mrs. and Miss Pendergast, Miss
Florence Mcguire, Mrs K. Mcguire, Miss Ma
ME Sullivan. Miss Helen Sullivan, Mr. and
Mrs. R. E. Queen, Mrs. and Miss Queen, Mrs w.
L. Rippon and family, Mr.. and Mrs. H. Keenan,
and family, Mrs. E. ]. Breen and sons, Mrs.
William J. J. Cronan, Miss A. Burns, Miss Kate
Tighe, Mrs. j. D. Sullivan and children, Mrs.
M. E. Holmes, Mrs. ]. r. Deane, Miss NJ Deane.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph NJ. o'Brien, Mrs James
Francisco; Mrs. H B. Barkis and family. Stock.
ton; the Misses Marion and Annette Hall and
Master Evelyn Hall, Alameda; Mrs VoIlmer
and children and Mrs. Bauer, San Luis Obispo
Miss Gertrude Gum, the Misses Ethel and
Helen Gum and Miss Alice Harrison Mills Col
lege.
Quite number of visitors to Etna Springs
in former years have already returned for this
season. The countryside never looked more
inviting. Following are the most recent
arrivals: William Giselman and wife, Miss
Grace Giselman, Marshall GiseIman, Francis
Wilson, Mrs W. Z. Goodrum and son. San Fran
cisco; Mrs. Frederick Russ, Frederick Russ and
Miss Vesta Colby, Clairmont; P. M. Watkins,
Oakland; and r. S. Gee, Alameda.
Following is a list of the late arrivals at the
GiIroy Hot Springs A. Wagner, William NJ.
Wilson, II. Barr, Frank Mcdonald, TheobaId
Gay, Master Xavier Nugret, F. Mannoni, Mrs.
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BEF0RE THE ALTAR.

~ oCIETY observed with pleasure the
- wedding OF James Nash Brown and
~ Miss Alice Scott, which took place last
Wednesday afternoon at Grace Church. The
bride is the only daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Irving NJ. Scott. She possesses youth, beauty
and intellect, and her father gave her a beauti-
fnl home at the northwest corner of Jackson
and Pierce streets to live in. The groom is the
SON of Thomas Brown of the Bank of Cali
fornia. The ceremony at the church was per-
formed by Rev. R. c; Foute. 1t was followed
Inv the plaving of Mendelssohn's wedding
march as the bridal party left the chancel.
There was reception afterward at the home
of the brides parents on Harrison street.
as thew arrived extended their congratula-
tions 10 the happy couple. During the recep-
ton refreshments were served under the
direction of Ludwig at tete-a-tete tables. The
afternoon was passed in most pleasant man
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In THE FUTURE.

Y the Bunker Hill Association the
HS hundred and twentieth anniversary
49, of the battle of Bunker Hill will be
observed at Glenwood tomorrow.
The tenth party of the Mystic Social Club
will be given at Union-square Hall on Tuesday
evening next. The Mystics' affairs are strictly
by invitation and at them evening dress is de
rIgueur.
The Headlight Band of Hope No. 222 will
give literary and musical entertainment in
Seven Pines Hall, Alcazar building, next Tues
day evening.
ORC Elmo Parlor No. 8, of the Native Sons,
will give social in its rooms in the Alcazar
building on the evening of Wednesday, the
10Th inst.
The Western Addition Literary ana Social
Club will give an entertainment and dance at
Odd Fellows Hall on the evening of Wednes-
day, the 10Th inst. The entertainment will be
q production of "All the Comforts of Home, I"
in which many noted local amateurs Will take
part. 80
The fiftieth P D. C. souvenir party will be
given at Odd Fellows Hall on Tuesday even
ing, August 6.
The second party of the Eschscholtzias will
take place Thursday evening, June 81, at
National Hall, SIS Ellis street. March at 8 40.
Evening dress.
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THE WEEK.

TT EDDINGS possessing more than
&EjE ordinary interest to society took
AS&0 place during the week-the Brown
Scott wedding in San Francisco and the Lang
Mckee marriage in Oakland.
The Santa Cruz water fete claimed the atten-
ton OF society people during the week, and
many ladies and gentlemen well known in
society circles went to this resort on the bay OF
Monterey,
Several weddings for the coming week have
been announced.
Trips to Alaska and the Yosemite Valley
, seem to be popular with society people this
summer
The return of Mr.. and Mrs. George Croker
of New York, and the arrival of Lady Hesketh
from London, are noted as society events of the
week.
Young ladies, recently graduated from col
leges and high schools, have been compliment
ed with parties in their honor.
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9:15 o'clock under the leadership of Joseph
NJ. Nye Jr. and Miss Grace Richmond, assisted
Hammersmith and Miss Emily Spencer.
Miss Richmond is tall, stately beauty of the
brunette type and was attired in handsome
carried La France roses, the emblem of the
club. Miss Spencer, in direct contrast to Miss
Richmond, is pronounced blonde, and was
attired in white silk cut decollete and carried
Marechal Mel roses.
The souvenirs were handsomely embossed
photographs of the members, and were an ap-
propriate memento OF the occasion.
The affair was under the management OF the
following members of the club and reflects
great credit on them: Joseph NJ. Nye Jr., floor
director; Phil w. Hammersm1th: assistant;
Ernest A. LANCE, Henry Hansen, viii Hynes,
George W. Cofeld and Frank ]. Williams.
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ner, and in the evening Mr.. and Mrs. Brown
left to pass their honeymoon at Castle Crags.
The wedding of Miss Nellie Mckee and Mr..
AFTERNOON at the residence of the brides
mother. Mrs. S. A. Mckee, 1888 Adeline street,
Oakland. The ceremony was performed by
Right Rev. Bishop W. +. Nichols. The resi-
dence was prettily decorated with pink and
white sweet peas and pink carnations that had
been sent from Redondo Beach. The bridal
table was adorned with La France roses and
orange blossoms. After the wedding, refresh
ments were served, and the couple left for
Southern California to pass the honeymoon.
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Harrison-Street Surprise.

surprise party which proved to be bril-
liant success was given to Miss Minnie Byrne
at her residence on Harrison streetlast Tuesday
evening by her many friends prior to her de-
parture for the East.
The evenings entertainment was enlivened
with music singing and dancing, in which the
guests participated with delight till late
hour, when asumptuous repast was partaken of.
Among those present were: Miss Minnie
Byrne, Miss Josie Ward, Lawrence Wiekstrom,
Miss Agnes Ward, DR.. Mohun, Miss NJ. Bren-
nan, NJ. Brennan, John Caplace, Frank Ward,
Miss D. Foley, John Phelan, Miss Phililia
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BETROTHALS.

ARDS are out for the wedding on the
26th inst of Robert Emmett O'Connell
~ and Miss Pauline Juliette, daughter of
Augustus Comte Jr. The ceremony will take
place at the Church of Notre Dame des Vic
toires at 8 80 o'clock.
Anne Brilliant will take place in the latter part
of June.
The marriage o. Miss Mamie Sheehan, daugh-
ter of d. J. Sheehan of this city, to I. P. Mar
tin, son of Captain J. Martin OF Aly1so, VIII
take place on Tuesday next.
The wedding of Miss Hattie Tennis and j. w.
Gilkyson Jr. will be solemnized on next
Wednesday evening at the residence OF the
brides mother, ON Cough street.
The engagement is announced of Frederick
Schmidt, who is well known in German frater-
nal society circles, and Miss Anna Poetz.
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A Surprise at the Mission,

Miss Alice Wentworth was the recipient of a
surprise party on last Friday evening by q
number of her young friends. The evening
was spent in dancing and music, after which
an elaborate supper was served.
Those present were: Mr.. and Mrs. N. S..
Wentworth, the Misses Mamie, Alice and Jen-
ME Wentworth, Miss Minnie Clark, Miss Nellie
Jordan, Miss Bertha Dornbaeh, Miss Annie
Lonergan, Miss Riley, Miss Katie Neary, the
Misses Kittie and Mamie O'Hearn, Miss Susie
Lyons, Miss Eta Stevens, Messrs. Lyman Went
worth, N. s. Wentworth Jr., A. Schultz, Stanley
Stewart, Joseph Norton, Frank Neary, Daniel
McNulty, Rusch Angels, Clarence Smith and
Edward Baker
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Wedding trips.
Summer iaunts.
Crocker's return.
Yosemite parties.
Mr.. and Mrs George
Proposed trips to Alaska.
Lady Hesketh returns to San Francisco
The Misses Morrison's dinner party at San
Jose.
The following engagements have been an
nounced:
D. P. Martin and Miss Mamie Sheehan
George Gordon and Miss Anne Brilliant
Robert Emmett O'Connell and Miss Pauline
Juliette
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School Various young ladies and gentlemen
by their talents added greatly to the enter
tainment. Supper was served at IL 80 o'clock
Among those present were: Daisy Simpkin,
Grace Levitt, Clara Fuller, Gertrude Rookie.
Fife Anderson, Emily Chevesich, Mae Corbett,
Emily Conklin Jennette Perry, Ida Gilbert and
Blanche Anderson; viii Itsell, John Terry,
Emmanuel Franklin, Jack Kellner, Ernest
Hewson, Ray Hursh, Orley Angevine and
Harry Simnkin.