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The San Francisco call., 1896-08-02
Charming Entertainments
of Fashionable Organ
izationS.
Falcon Bicycle Club Banquet in +;
Honor of Mrs. Robert Fitz.
gerald. :. .
Pocahontas Council Musical and Lit.
erary Observation-Disclosures
Academy Dance:

A musical and literary entertainment was
given by Pocahontas Council No. 8, D. Of p,
at ST. Georges Hall, 317 Mason street.. on Mon.
day evening, July 81. large audience en-
joyed the laughable farce entitled 'Ic1 on Parle
Francais," presented by Herbert H. Cole, H. S.
Stacey; John A. Jackson, w. Henry, Miss Rosie
Cohn, Miss Josie Woolw orth, Miss Ethel Jacks
and Miss Agnes McMani. Miss G. Cohn con.
tributed piano solo and John A. Jackson sew.
eral comic recitations. -
The Genials, a prominent social club of Noe
Valley, gave a literary entertainment and
dance at their hall on Douglass Street last
Thursday evening. A large and appreciatiye
audience filed the handsomely decorated club
rooms, and after hours of merrin1ant and
laughter, coupled with refreshments, the
guests departed with the fond hope that they.
might soon again enjoy an evening with the
Genials.
A large and select audience assembled At.
Mission 0pera-hall. last Friday evening, in rsa =
sponse to invitations issued by the .pupils of .
Puckett's Academy of Dancing. for bon.bon
party. The grand march was led by Mr.. and
MRS. f. ]. Williams, and consisted of some
pretty figures. Later In the evening. the bon
bon march took place, and the hall resounded.
with many laugh as the.recipient crowned
himself with the caps he discovered Floor
Manager Williams made a congratulatory
thanked the audience for their attendance.
Dancing was continued until midnlght,,when
ali departed after spending a very en- joyable
evening.
A most delightful banquet was given. last.
Saturday evening by the Falcon Bicycle Club
at their clubrooms on the Ocean, boulevard in
honor of Mrs. Robert Fitzgerald, the popular
and charming president OF the club. 1t was
long pas midnight when the merry party dis
DerSpQ and all voted il a thOrOnphlV dhli0ht.
full affair. The following was the very unique
menu:
hENU.
Soups Whalebone Lampwick, Corncob and
Lozenges.
Fish-Carp, Octopus Catfish and Cartridges
Game-Pedro, Odmaid, Smut and Cribbage.o
Entrees-Brown Beans Baked Beans, BarnaclesS
Spider-toes, Froglegs and FraugipannL
Veaetabes-Bunions Soft Corns and Halpruner
Relishes and Booze-Mother-in-law Fried. Roast
and Dev1.ed; Icecream, DoCriamb. Coidslau and
Vaseline, Sponge Pies and Leather Pes, with
without Buckles; Cream Coffee, Chocolate and
Ia Arthur; afe au Lait Rouge ct Noir and Pen
ucle; Goodnight Kiss and Dream OF Grand.
mother.
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the starry heavens to the exclusion OF the fes-

the starry heavens to the exclusion OF the fes-
tive throng.
Among those who were present were: Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Leonhardt, Mr.. and Miss
Drees Professor and Mrs. Graeber, Fred Hotop,
Miss Baker, Miss Nellie Olsen, Miss Matilda
Leonhardt, Miss K. Coppage, D. Leonhardt,
Miss Murphy, Miss Moses, Mrs. Phillip Reigel-
hardt, e. Lewis, William G. Hall, Miss Martha
Coppage, Miss Della Haake, Mr.. and Mrs. Ber-
win, Gus Diever. R. NJ. Leonhardt. Mr. Har-
r1son, Mr.. and Mrs. Durham, Miss Fall
lon, Mr.. and Mrs. Avery, Mrs. Haake,
Mr. Sullivan, Mrs. Hall, Mr.. and Mrs. Beach,
MT. and Mrs. Mcpherson, Miss Guedett, Miss
Juliet Coppage, Mr.. Robinson, Miss Daisy
Haake, Miss DAILY, Mrs. Nichols, Mr.. and Mrs.
Verhaghen, Mr.. and Mrs. Ernst, and many
others.
pretty July wedding was that of Fred S.
Sarcsnder and Miss Fanny A. Gardiner, which
took place at the residence of the BRIDES
mother, Mrs. K. F. Gardiner, 2703 Bush street.
Rev. Father j. ]. Prendergast, V. g., oficiated.
Henry Meyer acted as best man and Miss May
Gardiner as bridesmaid. The parlors were
profusely decorated with flowers, ivy and
ferns. After the ceremony music and dancing
were INDUCED "a until midnight, when the
guests were served with sumptuous repast.
The dining-room and tables were decorated
with flowers and ferns. Shortly after supper
the happy couple lett for their hotel, leaving
next day for San Jose and 1.-The carnival at
Santa Cruz.
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THE PAST WEEK
IN LOCAL SOCIETY,
A Number of Charming
Receptions, Dinners
and Dances.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wildman Enter.
tain in Honor of a Sin.
gapore Guest.
Several Young Psople Celebrate in
Delightful Fashion Their
Anniversaries.

Mr.. and Mrs. Rounsevelle Wildman gave a
dinner last Thursday evening at their home,
2201 Webster street, in honor OF Rev. George
w. Reith OF Sin gapore.
Miss Daisy McDermott was rendered a most
successful birthday party by her parents last
Saturday evening, July ID, at her residence,
10 Louisa street.
The evening was pleasantly spent in dancing
and other amusements. at midnight the
guests partook of sumptuous supper, after
which dancing and games were INDUCED till
the early hours of the morning. The house
was artisrically decorated with flowers and
ferns.
Miss Mllie and Miss Birdie Blac of Cincin-
natl are visiting their sisters, Miss Rosa and
Miss Flora Blaeh at their residence on Ellis
street. Last night sll four sisters were enter
tanned at a theater party by Mrs. H. Schoen-
holz and Mrs. Phil S. Beel.
A party was given by Miss Sarah Lubosch at
her residence, 731 OFarrell street, on Sunday
evening, July 26, in honor of Miss Sadie Harris
OF Stockton.
Dancing, singing and games were kept up
till midnight
Among those present we're Miss Sadie Harris
Max Rosenback Miss Bessie Borren, Abe Ro-
senback, Miss Sarah Lubosch, Max Mayer, Miss
Rae Boas Jack Morris, julie Woods, Mr. Fisher
Misses Rose and Belle Korper. Asher Rosen-
back, Misses BERTHE and Gertrude Rosenthal
Miss Elsie Cohn, Otto Lewis, Ed Stamper, Miss
DtIit 4UoluDeTg, MISS Lena LuD0Scn, Louis
Anker, Miss Mary Abrahms. Miss Phoebe Laoh-
man, Mr. Henau, Mr.. Jacobson, I. Harris, Joe
Gerste, Mr.. Rosenthal, Leo Anker, Mr.. and
Mrs. Lubosch, Abe Anker Sam Wolf, Melville
Lubosch, Mr.. Woods and Retta Harris
On Friday, July 18, at their residence 203
Guerrero street, Arthur Edwards had most
enjoyable birthday party given him by his
wife, assisted by many of their most intimate
friends. The house was beautifully decorated
with smiiax and La France roses. Among those
present were: Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Edwards
e. B. Duck, Professor Thomas w. Bree, Mrs
Schroeder, Miss Annie Schroeder, Mr.. 'Hass,
Mr.. and Mrs. Barr, Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Driefer
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Schonfeld, Adolph Driefer,
Mr.. and Mrs. Lose-, late of Canada; Miss Etta
Loser, Miss Kate Loser, Miss Hess, Miss Nc
Carthy, Mr.. McPheel and Mr.. Martin.
A birthday party was given to Miss Oracle
Burmeister at her residence, 1905 California
street, Tuesday evening, July %. The hall
was beautifully decorated with National col
ors and palms. The evening was spent in
dancing, singing, recitations and games after
which an elaborate supper was served to the
guests. Those present we're: Mr. and Mrs.
Burmeister, Miss Oracle Burmeister, Thomas
Dugan, Miss Maggie Speaker, John Clerton,
Miss Violet Renton, william Litzmons, Mrs
and Miss Emily Russell, D. J. Earle, Miss NJ
Dugan, Charles German, Miss Minnie Jastian,
Thomas Crowley, Miss A. Carin, p. Murphy,
Miss Katie Coughlan, Robert Dumply, Miss
Nay Stewart aud John Renton, The hostess
received many beautiful presents.
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AT DUNCAN SPRINGS.

Among the guests at Duncan Springs. Men,
docino County, are: DR.. and Mrs. W. E. Tay-
lor, DR.. and Mrs. R. A. Mclean and son, Mrs.
F. A. Ijams, Miss Matte IjRms, Mrs. ii. Davis,
Mr.. and Mrs. o. d. Wheeler, Miss Emma Agar,
Miss Fannie Agar, c. J. Robinson, J. W. P.
Miller, j. Kearns, Mr.. and Mrs. f. C. Mosebach,
Mr.. and Mrs. W. J. Tilley, c. Hermann.
Charles E. Wilson, F. NJ. Wilson, William
Waukauski and family, G. Colburn, E. Tritten-
bach, wife and daughter, and ]. Z. Collver, all
OF San Francisco; Il. B. Parker, Astoria; NJ.
Allister and family, Petaluma; J. T. Campbell,
Santa Rosa; Mrs. Elmont Brooks, Miss Edith
Brooks, Santa Rosa; Mrs. H. E. Williamson,
stockton; Miss Tillie X. Burner, Benicia; H.
Hill, Glen Ellen; Mr. and Mrs. A. Hempkey,
Edwin Hempkey, Mr.. and Mrs. William w.
Crane and -childy- Mrs. H. F. Crane, Miss Flor
ence Stockmore. Oakland; Mr.. and Mrs. o. D.
Hawk, Sacramento; Mrs E. Spaulsbery, Santa
Cruz; Il. Weist, Orrs Hot Springs.
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NoTEs FROM AVALON,

AVALON, CATALINA ISLAND, July 22.-The
throng at this celestial isle increases dafly the
large steamer Hermosa coming in eacn night
loaded from stem to stern. The Saturday
night illumination is one of the features of
the week Then Sugar Loaf wears a crimson
crown of fire; rockets shoot skyyard from
shore and the deck of the incoming steamer:
red lights glow all along the circiing beach: {:
bonhres flare from every advantageous point !.
plnWheels and set pieces are set off, and from
the time the booming of the cannon announces
the approach OF the steamer, there is q perfect
carnival of fireworks, which keeps IN con-
stantly for an hour or so, and then every one
repairs to the pavilion to take part in the
nightly hop and listen to the entrancing strains
Of the Catalina Marine band.
Defender Jr, the trim little model of the
famous winner of the International cup races
is now anchored in Avalon Bay and will be
here month. Her builder and captain, C. II.
Wedgwood, announces that she is ready TO
race with anything in her class that floats the
sea and is awaiting challenge. The graceful
littie craft lies thirty-one feet on the water and
carries 200 square feet of canvas Mr. Wedy.
wood is an Experienced yaehsman and last
season had another yacht here of his own
make which beat all others of her class at
Catalina. Defender Jr. was first launched at
Redondo about month ago.
b. ). Hubbard, secretary of the Union Titho-.
graph Company of San Francisco is here and
yesterday in company with Messrs. j. W. a.
Ofi, george W. Beck OF Los Angeles and George
+. curtis OF Pasadena, pulled in lib barracuda
and Two yellowteils. This catch and fhst nj
W. G. Stuart and party of Pasadena, also made
Yesterday, are the record-breakers for the sea-
son; .a y Messrs. stuart ana son, w. S. Gilmore
and Ray Hutchins of Pasadena went out in the
Fleetwing yesterday and brought back two
enormous Jewish weighing respectively 300
four yellowtails and fine bass. This smashes
all previous records this year. Mr. Stuart is a
multi millionaire OF Pasadena, and, with his
stay He has fad for chartering lnunches
and taking his friends out on fishing excnr
sions, entertaining in the most royal fashion.
Recent arrivals from the north at the Metro'
pole are 4. E. Stoddard, San Francisco. Mr.
and Mrs M. A. Hyiand, San Jose: J. Nj. Duni.
+. 1. Martin OF San Francisco is at the Ava
lon Inn. Miss Laurie Bearing of San Frsn
cisco arrived at the Island Villa last night
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IN THE FUTURE.
FASHIONABLE ORGANIZATIONS AN
NoUNcE ENTERTAINMENTS AND

NOUNCE ENTERTAINMENTS AND
RECEPTIONS FOR AUGUST.
Golden State Parlor No. SO, N. D. G. W., win
flag fund on Thursday afternoon and evening,
August 6, in the banquet hall of the Native
Sons building. The following energetic COM
mittee has the affair in charge: The Misses
r. Day tchairman), NJ. Mcguire, L. Meyer, F.
Won Staden, L. UhlIg, A. Maybery and NJ.
Ducker.
Walhalla Rebekah Lodge No. 13O held
needle-threading party last evening at its
lodgeroom in Odd Fellows building, Market
street.
The Hotel Mount View, Ross Valley, will
give grand midsummer open-air entertain
ment and hop on next Saturday evening.
Prominent Society amateurs will take part in
the entertainment. The beautiful grounds
surrounding the hotel will be decorated with
hundreds of Japanese lanterns and the hill
tops will be illuinin ated with colored fire. It
promises to be a most brilliant affair. and will
be strictly invitational.
The Club of '96 will give a novelty hop in
the form OF "a sash and bow party" on Mon
day evening, August 3, at the hall OF the SUIT
ter.street Dancing Academy, 507 Sutter street,
corner Powell. Extensive arrangements have
been completed and brilliant success is an
ticipated. The grand march will be led by
DR.. Charles X. Swan of Oakland and Miss
Laura Welker. q popular society lady of this
City.
their first social at Dnveneck Hall, Twenty
fourth and Church streets, on Friday even
ing, August7
The pupils OF Humans Branch School of
Dancing will give their regular monthly party
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BARTLETT SPRINGS.

The weather at these springs is simply per-
feet now. The tennis players are reveling in
the cool afternoon breezes. Among the prom
ising lady players may be seen: Mrs. F b.
Glenn of Jacinto, Miss Caroline Shultz of Oak
land, Miss Myrtle Riddle and Miss Carolyn
Hawkins of Colusa. Father Ryan, who is at
Bartlett for few days, is an ardent hum
ter and is booked for o four -prongcd buck
when he goes out with the renowned hunter
and guide. Owen Crabtree. A. N. Buchanan
OF sacramento brought in beautiful buck
that he shot from the stage road early one
morning while out for doves. Ed McCabe,
private secretary to Governor Budd, and Mrs.
V1nteen claim honors even in fine buck
brought in q few days ago. Mrs. j. q. Davis
and her charming daughter are domiolied IN
their favorite cottage, the atwood. A. b.
ware, prominent attorney OF santa Rosa, is
at Bartlett on his annual visit. Hon. Dan
freeman, the millionaire rancher OF Los AM
geIes, Is at Bartlett for few weeks stay. Mrs.
A. Il: Lankershim, Mrs. l. N. Van Nuys' two
daughters ana son have engaged rooms at the
resort for six weeks. James McMenomey OF
san francisco, accompanied by his wife and
son, is spending three weeks at the springs
Mrs; W. &. Stafford and daughter andiMrs. Ger
trude Housman OF San Francisco are making
their hrst visit to Bartlett. A. J. Clunie, the
weltknown attorney, OF San Francisco, accom-
panied by Mrs. Clunie, is up for several
weeks stay for the benefit OF Mrs. Clunie's
health. As the month draws to close many
are going home, thereby relieving the crowded
condition of the hotel and cottages, and en-
apilng the management to accommodate all
that may come in.
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PERSONALS.

Captain aud Mrs. Fl. NJ. Gregory, with their
niece, Miss Alice Halberstedt, have returned
from visit to Aqua Caliente Springs
Professor A. and Mrs. Van der Naillen have
returned from three months sojourn in
Europe, where the professor went to study
photography or photography through Opaque
bodies. He brings a complete equipment of
improved apparatus for the production of the
X ray.
Mrs. Sergeant Nelson has returned to the
City and will receive on the first Thursday of
August.
Mrs. Henry Mayer OF 233 Oak street has re-
turned from the country and will receive on
the first Wednesday of each month.
Mrs. Strelitz-Davis has returned from a two
years trip and will receive her friends at the
Normandie, 1715 Polk street.
DR.. Perrault has returned to San Francisco
after five pleasant weeks at Paraiso Springs.
Miss Laura Perine, Miss Lois Henky, Miss
Gertrude Wheaton and Miss Mildred Wheaton
have just returned from Parafso Springs after
three weeks.
Rev. Father r. D. Brennan leaves Paraiso
Springs to-day for San Francisco after six
Edgar E. Coursen, accompanied by his
family, is the guest OF Nine. Ellen Coursen-
Rocket at her home on Fulton street. Mr..
Coursen is the leading musician OF Portland,
Or, where he has resided since he graduated
from the Leipsic Conservatoir.
Miss Emma Feisel and Miss Agnes ]. Conolly
have been the guests OF Mrs. Charles Gillette
OF Sausalito during the past week.
Mr. and Mrs. j. Charles Hall OF 1912 Filbert
street have returned from a brief visit to
Sonoma County.
Mrs. B. F. Wellington, Miss Edith Wellington
and Miss Fannie Firth have returned to the
City from the Stone Cottage at Glen Ellen,
where they have spent the last six weeks.
The Misses Hattie and Rae Alexander have
returned from Cazadero.
Wallace A. Sabin, F. r. G. o., organist and
choirmaster of St. Luke's Episcopal Church
has been chosen out of a large number of aD-
pie Emanuel, Srtter and Powell streets
which was until recently occupied by the late
Louis Schmidt. Mr.. Sabin, who has just re-
turned from his vacation in the mountains,
will commence ON his new duties at once, but
will still continue his work at st. Luke's.
DR.. Clyde Payne has returned from four
weeks outing in Mendocino County.
Miss Alice Coe Fallon and Miss Amanda
Steresi have returned to the City after their
tour OF Southern Califor nia
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Ell. MONTE HOTEL.

Among the guests registered at El Monte
Hotel, sausalito, arc Miss Dora Scofield, H. H.
Tracy, J. C. Winans, Robert H. Nauntoh, ID. F.
Davies, Mrs. A. Cotton, Mrs. E. o. Blethen, Miss
Laura Bausman, Mrs. Frank Whitney, Miss K.
Cole, W. J. Wallis and wife, d. H. Allen and
family, w. ]. Tobin and wife, J. w. Joyes, c. L.
Doyehert, A. T. Chambliss, Mrs. Laudeker and
family W. L. Hendrickson anu wife, Thomas
G. Flynn, J. J. Lewison, Thomas c. Howell, NJ.
@. Lyon E. w. Levy and family ]. Lacoste aud
family A. c. Hirsehfeld, Miss B. N. Hughes,
Mrs George Naunton, Mrs. A. G. Smith, c. A.
Clancy and wife, J. A. Wood. George Fritch
and wife, NJ. Fl. Falkenstein, A. E. Patrick,
Mrs. N. L. Laroche. DR.. A NJ. Flood, Harry B.
Allen, J. J. Russell Peel, C. Hirsch, Miss J. E.
Marston, A. D. Tassie and wife, Miss N. B.
Levy Marven F. Holton.
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WEDDINGS.
LEoNHARDT- CLARKsoN AND SAR-
eCANDER-GARDINER NIJPTIAIs

LEoNHARDT- CLARKsoN AND SAR-
CANDER-GARDINER NUPTIALS.
Miss Amelia Leonhardt and Walter Clarkson
were married last Tuesday evening at the resi-
uence OF the brides parents. The ceremony
was performed by the Rev. DR.. Buehler. Miss
Matilda Leonhardt sister OF the bride, acted
as maid of honor and Mr.. Harrison as best
man. The room WAS beautifully decorated
with flowers and evergreens, and under a
bower OF roses and smilax festooning the cere-
mony was performed. The bride wore white
silk gown trimmed with lace. The bodice was
cut high and ornamented with q string of
pea rls. wreath of orange blossoms sur
mounted her brow.
Congratulations followed the ceremony, and
during the evening choice selections were
rendered by Professor Charles Graeber's N an
dolin club.
AT 10 o'clock supper was announced, the
room being tastefully decorated with bunting
and lanterns. The garden was alight also with
numerous Japanese lanterns, the seclusion of
which was the favorite resort of many couples.
who were wrapped in deep contemplation OF
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MAGNETIC SpR1Mes

Among the arrivals during the past week a,
the Magnetic Springs, near Glenwood were
Dr. Aoolpn Bruer and wife, Fl. Bruer, of Oak.
iano; MRS. d. I. Gilman, Geary Rich, Joseph
Magnin, Mr.. and Mrs. G. L. Carlson. Mrs r
O'Connor, Mr.. ana Mrs. Alex L. CampbAll and
two children, Mrs. Simpson, Mr.. and Mrs. w
:: hamilton. NJ. Fenton, all of San Francisco
mrs: mrs. Hugh Jug p Mccrnm, Miss Addie jenkins, Miss
oiars Jenkins, all of Mill Valley, Cal.
oates are: Mrs. Townsend and family of Oak.
land, Mrs. Sansome and family of Alameda. on
august l; Mrs. Wallace Dinsmore and party oj
seven, on August 4. =
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IoNGWooD.

A very pleasant entertainment took place at
Longwood, Napa. on Wednesday evening last.
The grounds were illuminated by Japanese
lanterns, the quaint old historic porch form
ing an imposing background. Vocal solos,
recitations and games passed away the pleas
antest hours ever spent at Longwood. A
notable feature OF the evening was the rem
piano by Mrs. Grafton Shouts, the charming
hostess.
Among the late arrivals at Longwood are
L. E. Phillips, attorney-at-iaw; Professor
Fiamont, Mrs. Coey, Miss Mabel Coey, Charles
Coey. Mrs. H. G. Wilson, Miss Maude Wilson,
Roger Wilson, Mrs. H. Hubbard, Ralph Hub
bard, Mrs. Noble, Mrs. Ffshbourne and Miss
Viola Fishbourne, all OF San francisco.
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HOTEL DEL Mar.

Recent arrivals at the Hotel del Mar include
Mrs. E. Hennessy, Willie Hennessy, Mrs.
Broughton, Oakland; Mrs. NJ. Isfselsky, Napa
Leo Israelsky, Miss Anna Kerr, Richard Ennis,
San Francisco; Mr.. and Mrs. J. ]. Nunan Miss
Katherine Nunan, Miss Essie Nunan, Master
Maurice Nunan, Master Cyril Nunan, Stock
ton; Mrs. Weston Wingate. Miss Elsie Wingate
Miss Esther Wingate, Miss Bonnie Wingate,
Kansas City; d. +. Farquharson, E. w. Hen.
derson, Norman Mcclellan, San Francisco Rev.
]. P. Callaghan, Antioch; Miss L. NJ. Cesar
Miss r. M. Cesar, San Rafael; Mr.. and Mrs. j.
P. Kelly, Miss Harriet NJ. Skidmore, Miss X. A.
Crowley, Master Horace Amphlett, E. McPhil.
ips, Miss Katie McPhilips, San Francisco.
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at the hall, corner of Howard and Twenty
first streets, Monday evening. August 3.
reception will be rendered to Mr.. and Mrs.
F. ]. Williams at their residence, 154 Haw-
thorne street. Rincon Hill, on August 8.
The second anniversary OF the Mystics will
be celebrated on Tuesday evening, August IL,
at Native Sons Hall handsome souvenir
will be distributed during the evening as a
memen TO of the occasion.
This will be strictly an eyening-dress affair,
aud invitations must be presented at the door
Dancing will be continued until l o'clock.
Grand march at sharp.
General George G. Meade Corps Nc. 81, w.
R. c., will give grand patriotic entertain
ment and dance at Odd Fellows Hall, corner
Seventh and Market streets, on Wednesday
evening, August 26, for the benefit of their re-
lief fund
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T11scAN SPRINGS.

New arrivals of the past week at Tuscan
Springs include: Mrs. L. C. Williams, Mrs. j.
Lowery, Miss Margaret Lowery, MarysvIlle
James Taber, vina; P. D. Bane, Orland; J. w.
Palmer, Marysville; Miss Amelia Klumann,
Honolulu; Miss Blanche Clements, Paul A.
Stall, Milton Frank, Red Bluff; Charles H.
Delay, Marysville; II. Arend, Chico; C. F. Lucas,
F. E. Smith, Edward Hallen, NJ. Piefson, Marys-
vile; Arthur Gee, Placerville P. Kerwan, San
Francisco; Mrs H. R. d. Townsend, Miss Adah
Townsend, Marysville; Miss Emma Griffith,
Los Angeles; Miss Rosa Taber, II. Sutherland
and wife, C. G. Carlson and wife, Gus Kraft, E.
p. Kraft, Arthur Sutherland, Ked Bluff; ]. j.
Smith, Sacramento; c. Unash, Red Bluff: j..
A. Fish, Red Bluff; William Russell, Marys-
vile; P. Riordan, San Francisco.
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SARATOGA SPRINGS.

Late arrivals at Saratoga Springs, Lake
County, include: Mrs. C. L. Huggin, Miss B.
Huggin, G. E. Robinson, Mrs. G. L. Robinson,
Miss H. Powell, W. T. Welsh, E. w. Spencer,
MISS LYDIA Robinson, j. A. Buck, Mrs. ]. A.
Buck, W. J. Buck. H. R. Allen, Miss M. Wales.
W. ?. Seaman, A. Gibbs, Miss E. Gibbs Miss s.
StarKweather, Mrs. NJ. Yorker, Miss A. Yorker,
!; i M. Breen, W. Michelmans A. Dowle, Mrs. N.
Towe, N. ]. Dolan, Miss G. Preston, Miss F. E.
Ware, Miss McGorey, C. NJ. Sadler, w. A. Del
zell, M A. Mcmahon, L. A. Mcmahon, D. Good
and Mrs. A. Huguenin, Mr.. and Mrs. A. B.
blanchard, DR.. 81. L. Muller and wife, Miss ].
plcc,e,klam, J. s. Book, w. Green, Miss E. Alsip,
=; warner. N. Cockering, A. Olson, n. Smith,
MISS Birdsall, Charles Chrfstin, Miss G.
Cshristin, Fl. H. Elliott, Mr.. and Mrs. @. F.
watson, Mrs II. G. KInsey, 6. j. Kinsey, Mrs, R
Garmany, Miss A. Jones, Mrs. Van Bergen, w.
Van Bergen, Mrs. L. Meyer.
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GILRoY Hot SPRINGS.

The following guests registered at Gilroy
Hot Springs during the past week: E. ]. Bris-
coe. Mission San Jose; Mrs. E. f. Owen, Mrs.
N. H. Coe and Charles w. Coe, San Jose: Mr..
and Mrs. Martin, Alameda; N. Flick. Mrs q
Cundiff, Mrs. c. Rourk, J. C. Humphrev Mrs
s. Rainey, S. Rainey, William E. Committeeman
George T. Bohen, II. F. Eggers, J. II. Robinson
". Rainey, James E. Ward, w. B. Crane, Jonn
OOonneil, z. Carroll, o. Bouhemoon. Mr.
Waltermire and o. Newhouse, San Francisco
Mrs. NJ. Clear, Oakland; +. A. Nannoni. Sacra.
mento; E. Ginocchio, watsonville; Mr.. and
P. L. Partridge, San Jose. - D