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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1896-09-06
OUTING PARTIES.
PRIVATE PIcNIcs, HAY RIDES AND
MOONLIGHT DRIVES.

R1NA1E I 1SNIOSy AAA1 1NAO10O AMI
MOONLIGHT DRIVES.
The sturdy mountain lads and fair noun
tain lassies of the Iona Prieta district, Santa
Clara County, enjoyed a delightful ride and
dance on the evening OF August %. After
riding for several miles the jolly hay riders
repaired to Sunshine Villa, the country home
of Mr.. Garretty. where bountiful repast was
served.
Dancing was resumed and was pleasantly
varied by Rotations, vocal, guitar and violin
solos
Old Sol had made his appearance when the
happy tired dancers departed more than
pleased with the, nights entertainment.
The following were among those present:
Mrs K. Kuhn, Miss Lizzie Kuhn, Miss Sadie
Madden, Miss Alice Kuhn, Miss Lena Kuhn
Miss Marie Garretty, Lawrence Currsn, Eu.
gene Curran, Hans Goertz, Herman Kuhn,
Herman Goertz, John GarretUy, Michael ].
Garretty, James Gould.
An enjoyable private picnic and outing was
given on Sunday, August %, at Mill Valley
BY the Menlo Social Club. The affair was
under the auspices OF Lewis S. Hess, assisted
by Sewall Goldstein. In the party were: Miss
Nensforder, Misses Goldstein, Misses Strauss
Misses Ghoen, Misses Stamper Mrs B. w
Hess, Mrs. Ed Smell, Mrs. II. Cabornett Miss
Bowens Miss Cohen, Miss Strouer, Miss Cole
Miss Clark, Miss Little, Miss Rider, Miss
Walker, Miss Ealston, Miss Rosethes; Messrs
A. Strauss, Salmon, Lenauthal, DR.. Clark, J.
Backman, Alb Cohen, Schiller, Blum. B. W.
Hess, RegensbUrger, L. NJ. Reynolds, Harris
Blize, L. S. Hess, Cabornett, Ed Smell, IL
Smell, Sullivan and Norman.
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THE VENDOME.

After eighteen weeks at the Vendome. Pro.
lessor Lowinsky's Orchestra closed their most
successful engagement last Sunday evening.
The rotunda was packed to It's utmost capacity
by the guests and the music-loving public OF
the Garden City. A grand programme, con-
sisting of sixteen selections, was rendered in
artistic style.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Payot of San Francisco,
accompanied by Mrs. H. L. Curtis and Mildred
Curtis, after most pleasant visit at the Ven
dome, have returned home.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Brown OF Honolulu, accom-
panied by Miss l. Dickson, were pleasantly
quartered at the Vendome during the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. R, Ebert of san Francisco
were among our many arrivals the past week.
Mrs i. P. Little of San Francisco aecompa-
MED by Miss L. T. Little has gone 10 Del
Monte after several days visit at this Charm
ing hosiery.
James B. Merritt and wife of Oakland regis
tered the past week.
Mrs. n. c. Argues, accompanied by Miss
Maud Argues and c. r. Argues, have taken
rooms at the Vendome for the summer mon tbs
Colonel H. Bendel registered from Oakland
during the past week.
Arthur Rodgers, accompanied by James l..
Robinson autographed from San Francisco
during the week.
Mrs. Ponce de Leon of New York, accompa-
MED by Mrs McClung and Miss Spooner OF San
Francisco and H. c. Potter Jr. of Philadelphia
enjoyed the inequalities of the Vendome dur
ing the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. A. Finnigan of San Fran
cisco, accomnanied by the Misses Mollie
Maude and Tillie Finnigan, returned home
after several weeks visit at the Fendome
w. B. Harrup OF Oakland registered during
the week
General W. H. L. Barnes of San Francisco
IVES the guest OF the Vendome during the past
week.
Mr.. and Mrs H. L. Harrison of New York
City registered during the week
George Lane OF Detroit after several weeks
Visit at Del Monte has arrived q the
for a few days.
Miss Annie AppeIson of Pleasanton was the
guest OF Mrs T. A, Hearst during the week
Mr.. and Mrs Larky of Oakland were the
guests OF the Vendome
II. Lechler of Chicago has returned to the
Nendome tor an indefinite period.
Manager George P. Smell, accompanied by
his family has returned from Seabright Santa
Cruz County, after several weeks vacation
'. Dana KtmDall, accompanied by Mrs E. s.
kendell OF Boston, are enjoying the hospitall-
ties OF the Vendome for a few days visit
w. NJ. clifford OF Honolulu, after paying Santa
dome.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. P Hall of San Francisco
spent the past week at this favorite resort.
Mrs. o. B. Williar of San Francisco spent a
portion OF the past week at this popular
hostelery. D-''
R.. E. Holbrook, accompanied by Edward
DAVIS OF San Francisco spent portion of the
past week at the Vendome.
Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Callen OF Oakland were
among Wednesdays arrivals.
MIS-. L. NJ. Schumacher of San Francisco
accompanied by Mrs. j. A. Munroe of Omahs
Nebr., paid San Jose flying visit and regis
tered at the Vendome
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and Mr.. and Mrs. ]. F. Nolan will leave to-day
for months trip TO Yaquina Bay.
James S. Hawkins and Frank Young have
started on a vacation in the launch Wang
They will go as far as Sacramento and after
ward to Stockton TO attend the celebration or
the 9th.
Miss Lucilla Smith, formerly of New Sharon
Me-, are the guests of their cousin, Mrs Nj E.
Richardson, at 1909 Magnolia street, Oakland
Mrs. Morton L. Cook, accompanied by hel
son, Morton Jr., left Alameda Yesterday Tor ST
Helena to be absent three weeks.
The Misses A. NJ. Bergdahl and J. D. Paulus
sre spending their summer vacation with
friends at Cloverdale.
Mr.. and Mrs. George D. Bunker have re-
turned from Gilroy Hot Springs and will leave
for Sacramento in few days to attend the fair
land TO stay few weeks with her cousins. the
Misses Marcus
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CLUB PARTIES
AND RECEP TIONS
Brilliant Affairs Given by
Social Organize
tons.
First Monthly Entertainment of
the Ridgely Literary
Club
The Women's Educational Union In.
augurate the Fall Season With
Musicale.

The first monthly entertainment and dance
given under the auspices OF the Ridgely Liter
airy and Social Club was held on Saturday
evening at Odd Fellows Hall. The purpose OF
the entertainment was to arouse more social
feeling in the organization, purpose that was
most highly successful. The following excel
lent programme was presented during the
evening, after which dancing was in order:
Overture, orchestra; Euterpe quartet-Mrs.
Gardner, Miss Annie Forester, Miss Elna C.
OLSON, Edith Scott Waters; tenor solo, Master
James Dobson; cornet solo, /. C. Coggin; So
prano solo, Miss Jessie NJ. OLSON; recitation,
William H. Barnes, P. G. NJ; tenor solo, DR.. D.
A. Hodghead; Euterpe quartet
independence Social Club gave most en-
ioyable entertainment and dance on Friday
evening at Mozart Hall. A large audience was
present and thoroughly appreciated the varied
and interesting programme.
The members of the Arion Verein gave their
initial musicale and hop at their rooms, Ala
Pine street, on Saturday evening last.
The club was assisted by Miss Freda Sylves-
ter pianiste, and Z. L. Atkinson, barry tone,
under the eonductorship of Professor H. Holz-
hauser.
After the musicale several of the younger
members INDUCED in dancing to the enticing
strains OF YANKEES orchestra
The Sero club gave its first annual enter
tainment.and dance at Union-square Hall last
Saturday evening, when the following pro-
gramme was rendered:
Song "By-lo. Baby. By,lo," Daniel Dwyer;
)
fancy dancing, Miss Gertie Mcmahon; song,
THE Last Watch" Miss May Tunison violin
solo, Abe Wise; character artist, Max Gundy
pantom1me act, !. Muller, John King.
After the entertainment dancing was COM
meneed and continued until l o. clock
The first musicale of the autumn season at.
tracted many lovers of high-class music to the
elegant parlors of the Women's Educational
Union, on Van Ness avenue, last Tuesday
evening. Nine. Ellen Coursen-Roeckel had
charge OF the programme. Professor Roeckel
acted as accompanist during the evening The
participants, artists and amateurs sang in five
different languages to the delight of the large
audience present The following programme
was carefully presented:
Duet Nearest and Dearest (Caracciolo)
Miss Emile Schneider and Senorita Adele de
Galvez; cavatina, luna Voce POGO Fa" (Ros
SIND, Mrs: George Stout; duet, "When Life Is
brightest" (Pinsuti), Mrs. H. Lewis and Miss
May Mabie; lied, ''Mein Troubled Hat Mein
Herr" (Metealil, Miss Annette Mileyi
song, 'Sigh No More, Ladies" (Pommer), Miss
Emile Schneider; duet. Isl Vous n'Ayez Rien
a Ne Dire (Lassen), Mile. Elena Roeckel and
Nine. Coursen-Roeckel; lied. "Du Bist VIE
Fine Blume'' (Neidlingerl, senorita A. de Gal
vez; serenade, Loves Nocturne' (Temple)
Mrs. H. Lewis; lied, "Fruhlingstraume" (Schu,
berp, Miss Title Miley; duet IN canon form
Loves Discomfort (Bullard), Mrs. G. Stout
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SKAGGs SPRINGS.

Among the latest arrivals at skaggs Eot
Springs are:
From San Francisco-John D. Feldman, John
Mooney, l. B. Goldberg and wife, Peter Dolan,
]. Baier and wife, Mrs. NJ. Friedman, 1. Fried
man, K Buford, /. Abrams Ike Miller ]. G..
Martin and wife, ]. r. NJ artin, Mrs. NJ A. Con-
molly, Mrs. ]. Holmes ard maid, Mrs. T. Lough-
Ian, John J. Carroll, James w. Finn, James f.
Giblin, f; F. Kendall, NJ. Getz, Mrs. A. Archer
and son, Z. Homan and wife, j. L. Cross, Mr.
and Mrs. George Fritch, George A. Taylor and
wife, Jonn Sroufe, w. 2. Tiffany, Mrs S. T.
Dixey, William F. Dixey, Mrs. Johnson Rey-
nolds, Mrs. Z. Williams, Mrs. C. Graham,
p. f. Blake C. p. Tomson, NJ. L. Rosenberg.
From Petaluma-Mrs. Henry Lawrence Mrs.
Winans and son. From San Rafael-E. b.
Strong. From Ross Valley-W. 5. Davis and
wife, Miss Lille Boole. From San Anselmo-
j. +. Byrne and wife. Green Brae ranch-M
I. FreiIas. From OaKland-R. H. Davis, Rev.
James Hulme. From Healdsburg-T. c. Mer-
chant. J. o. Cooper, L. A. Remit, Lybatia Red
ding. From ClOverdale-Dr. r. S. Markell and
wife, Mrs. C. H. Bork. From Seneca Falls
Mrs. E. E. Lewis. From Alameda-Robert
ROmar
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and Nine. Coursen-Roeckel; cavatina, I'Tan-
credl" (RossInll; Miss Nell Couch; song, my
Dream OF You (Rodneyl, Miss May Mabie;
habanera, Gel Areglito" (Tradier), Nine. Cour-
sen-Roeckel; song, "a Mean Old Maid.
(RoeckeD, Miss Nell Couch.
On Wednesday afternoon at the residence of
her daughter. Mrs. Wagenheim, 1916 Vallejo
street, Mrs. Blum was rendered surprise
party in honor OF her SEVENTEEN birthday.
Mrs. Blum for the past twenty-five years hes
been prominently identified with the leading
charitable organizations of the State and the
greater number OF those who assembled TODD
her honor were co-workers in the field of
charity.
The early part of the evening was pleasantly
passed with music, conversation and games.
At IL O'Clock the guests marched to the din
lng-room, where an elaborate supper was par
taken Of The affair was a most perfect sue
cess and the large number of guests present
testified to the esteem in which the lady is
held in this community.
A delightful party was given by Mr. and
Mrs. E. NJ Zvietich of Valencia street on Sun
day, August IL, in honor of the christening Of
their son Albert. The rooms were tastefully
decorated. Those present were Mr.. and Mrs.
A. j. Hawbert, Mr.. and Mrs. Voltz, Mrs.
Schlaber, Mrs. S. P. Platt, Mrs. Hanly. Misses
Miss NJ. Haake, Mr.: and Mrs. w: Blrdsall, j.
Hardy, Colonel w. T. Reynolds, J. Hutch, Perry
Zvietich and Victor Herman.
A party was given last Saturday evening at
the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas, 15II1&
Mission street, in honor of their daughter,
Miss Lottie Thomas. Dancing, singing and
5hu1co HSIS dluOuS bAAS eahlusSuSHiS VI tuS
evening Among those present were Mr. and
Mrs. Thomas, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Schussler, Mr..
and Mrs. J. Sands Miss Lottie Thomas, Miss
May Jackson, Miss Lottie Fenelius, Miss Lizzie
Powers, Miss Thomas, Miss May Mara, Miss
Christina Powers, Miss Molly Macdonald, Miss
Hanna Mara, Miss Anna lahey. Miss Maggie
Mara, Miss Carrie Thatcher, Miss Emma
Shirley, Miss Frances Priest; Messrs Horace
Jackson, Jim Davies, Ernest Peterson, Walter
Smith. Harry Wolpman, Forrest Hatfield, Mark
Lewis, Charles Johnson, Thomas Dryer, Aus
tin Henry, Charles Granz, Otto Peterson, How
ard Priest, William Hass, Joe Dugan, Ernest
Schussler.
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Under Floral Canopies
Young Folks Plight
Their Troth.
William C. Borrell Welded to
Miss Edith Ingels, HoI-
lister Belle.
German Society Attends the Nuptials
of Albert Ehrenpfort and Miss
Com lhrens.

| On Wednesday evening, August r. at the
| home OF the brides mother, $40 Steiner street
Miss Rebecca Comahrens was welded to
| Albert E. Ehrenpfort, the Rev. DR.. Fuendehng
| othclattng. The marriage was a very happy
one, uniting two of our oldest and most re-
| spected German families, and was a fitting
| termination of companionship existing be.
tween the young couple from the time Of their
| earliest education. The spacious parlors vera
| tastefully and lavishly decorated with ever
green's and ferns.
Precisely at 8 80 P. NJ. the bridal party formed
and to the strain of Mendelssohn's wedding
march entered the front paNors, where the
ceremony took place. First came the ushers,
Henry Comahrens, brother of the bride. and
Charles Schulz, then the bridesmaids, Miss
Ida Ehrenpfort, sister of the groom, and Miss
Emma Dellwig, attired alike in yellow silk and
white lace. The maid of honor the bride's
sister, Miss Annie Comahrens, followed alone,
wearing cream silk dress trimmed with blue
satin. The BRIDE came last, leaning on the
arm OF her brother. She wore gown of white
brocaded satin.
Her ornaments were diamonds Including a
handsome necklace, the gift or the groom.
The groom was attended by his brother, G,
Ehrenpfort, who acted as best man. Imme-
diately after the ceremony congratulations
were in order and then the guests adjourned
| to the banquet-hall, where delightful supper
was served. At the conclusion of supper the
floor was cleared and dancing INDUCED in
until an early hour. During the evening mu-
steal selections were rendered by trio COM
posed of Miss Ida Ehrenpfort and Messrs. c.
Schulz and H. Dietrich.
Mr.. G. Ehrenpfort also played several beau
tiful solos on the cornet.
Late in the evening the bride and groom de-
parted amid a shower of rice and Shoes and
left the following day for tour of the southern
part of the State and New Mexico, whence thew
returned on Thursday, August 27, having
thoroughly enjoyed their trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. A E. Ehrenpfort have gon q
housekeeping at 705 Hayes street.
The wedding OF Miss Edith 1. Ingels and
William C. Borrell was solemnized on the
evening of August &c at the residence of the
brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Ingels at
Hollister Rev. J. NJ. Woodward of the NJ E.
church performed the ceremony, at which only
the Immediate relatives assisted. Mr. and
Mrs. Borrell are making their home in this
City and are located al $685. Grove street.
pretty home wedding celebrated last Sat
urday evening at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs.
j. T. Welby, 24S Harriet street, was that of
Miss Minnie Welby, the handsome daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Welby and niece of c. L. Welby
and Will Provan, a prosperous and promising
young machinist.
Miss Ella Welby, a pretty society bud and
sister of the bride, was bridesmaid and Will
Gilmore oficiated as best man.
The young couple left for Sacramento and
Woodland on brief wedding tour.
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BARTLETT SpR1Ncr


since the heavy rain of Saturday and Sun.
day the weather has been superb at Bartlett
Walking and riding parties to the many beau
titul spots among the big pines are very popu.
lar at the resort. Among recent arrivals ere.
william G. Kerckhoff and wife, Miss Carrie
weiss, NJ. G. Eshman, w. G. Wooshman, Mr.
and Mrs W. G. Bradley, Los Angeles; Captain
I. W. Medford, S. B. Peterson Jr., F. Peterson,
X. w. Sim pson, Miss NJ. Simpson, Hugo Fisher
Jr, J. W. La Roche, Mrs. Anna Williams. e. T.
hendail James F. Giboon, j. r. Williams. F.
). Benedict, Mr.. and Mrs. Archer Jones. Nat
bowensteln, San Francisco; j. H. Hutchinson
r. X; ). Tremaine, Colonel r. Clarke, Nevada
GGlty y. Il Fancher, MERGED J. ]. Richardson.
n a1 u city, Mo-; Mrs j. j. Brouton, oroviIle:
n. =. stowall, Williams; Walter Baker ri
faSp' Tex. Hon. William Beckman, Mrs. Croft
:: II. arnold and daughter, Sacramento; Mr.
ana Mrs. Lotion. and child, Williams; ]. r,
Wua acS' ana wife, Fruitvale; w. l. Hopp'
Meavervllle; Theodore Schmeiser. CsFFi
SSSeihmeiser, W. D. Dunn, ]. Rummelsbere
Hamehiiil Lodi T. HIatson, Woodbridge; E. H.
drew J. Clunie, San Francisco. M
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THE PAST WEEK
IN LOCAL CIRCLES,
Society Attends Formal Re-
ceptions and Small
Dances.
Miss Boyer Celebrates Her
Eighteenth Anniver.
Sary.
Barq uet in Honor of Mrs. Richard
Temby-Fahey Reception at
the Cosmopolitan.

The many friends of Mrs. Richard Temby
rendered her banquet at Maison st. German
on Sunday afternoon, August 80 The private
dining-room was bea utifully decorated with
smilax, ferns and flowers. To add to the en-
ioyment OF the occasion piano and vocal solos
were rendered by Mr.. A. E. Bering, Miss Mel
lie Johns, Miss E. E. Boyd and Mr. and Mrs.
Williams of Kernville.
Among the invited guests were: Mrs Rich
ard Temby, Mr.. and Mrs. Williams of Kern
vile, Mr.. and Mrs. H. C. Boyd, Mr. and Mrs.
Blakeley, Mr.. and Mrs. Campbell, Mr.. and Mrs.
}. c. Lester, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Childs, Mrs.
Johns, Miss E. E. Boyd, Miss Agnes E. BOYD,
Miss Nellie Johns, A E. Boring, Frank era
ham OF Bakersfield and Ernest Darragh OF
London England.
AT the pdrlors of the Cosmopolitan Hotel on
Wednesday evening, August %, Miss Agnes
Fahey rendered a reception to a number of her
Sonora friends. The hours passed quickly by
with music, song and pleasant chat, after
which refreshments were served. The guests
present We're: Misses NJ. A. Fahey, May Glib
bons, Maud May, Mamie Barry, Juliet Mouron,
Julia Haag, Anna Haag, Mamie Griffin, An
nella Fahey, Josie Fahey, Rosabei Conrad Zita
Fahey; Mesdames B. W Conrad, Morrison, Nc
Cready, G. Tandy, A. Mouron, II. Gibbons, W.
Fahey; Messrs. q. Howard, Elwyn May, Thomas
Magee, Otto Mouron, John Fahey Ed Hender-
son, Frank Dewey, George Tandy, F. NJ.
Diviny, William Fahey.
A most pleasant and successful party was
given by Miss Ida Boyer at her residence, 622
Fillmore street, on Saturday evening, august
%, in honor OF the eighteenth anniversary of
her birth. The early part of the evening was
spent in playing games and in dancing. At IL
o'clock the guests adjourned into the dining
room, where grand repast was spread
Among those present were: Miss II. bunker
w. Daniels, Miss A. Hyde, L. Andre, Miss Alma
Boyer, Miss d. Peterson, ]. Russell, Miss NJ
McPhee, ]. Owens, Miss Alice Boyer, Miss c.
Mullen, +. Noltemeir, Miss S. Fuendeing, E.
Owens, Miss c. Ehrenpfort, J. Frisbee, Miss S
Joost, w. Lent, Miss L. Noltemeir G. Ehren-
pfort, Miss n. Owens, II. Morton, Miss E.
Schmidt, Miss M. Roemer, E. Mooney. Miss
Anita Boyer, Miss Bertha Boyer and Master
Arthur Boyer.
delightful social and dance was rendered
by Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Lindauer at their resi-
dence, 240S Bryant street, last Saturday even
ing 10 their numerous friends. After vocal
and instrumental selections by Miss Tony
Mayors, Miss Anna Mayors, Miss Lizzie Hogan
Miss Aggie Kearns, Mrs. Lockyer, Harry stock
ton, George Vause, Louis Mayors, V. n. Smith
ana Frank Splaine, sumptuous refreshments
were served, and then dancing was INDUCED
In until late hour. The following were pres
ent: Mr.. and Mrs. Harry stockton, Mr. and
MIS- X. Gordon, Mr.. and Mrs. o. Walling, Mr..
and Mrs. Lockyer, Mr.. and Mrs. n. Writ Miss T.
Mayors, Miss Anna Mayors, Miss Lizzie Hogan,
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Miss Aggie Kearns Miss Maize Gardener Miss
hatherine O'Brien, Miss Kate Murphy, Miss
Emma sLindauer, Miss Helen Lindauer, Miss
Yau.e, Jack Hsckett, Louis Mayors, Vincent
n smith, Fred Harris. Frenk Splaine, II.
Heathorn and Master Herbert Stockton.
A christening party was given by Mr.. and
MIS-: johnson last Sunday evening, August 80,
1896, at Drew's Hall, III New Montgomery
street Rev. Mr.. Kolauder of the Swedish
lutheran Church chrisened the child
by the name OF Charles Burger Harold
johnson. This was the first child chris
tened by the members OF the Knights
Oh the Golden Banner. Those present
were: Mr.. and Mrs Charles Johnson, Oscar
Berg, Miss Helmen Gardner, Mr.. Woolf, F. W.
Ireland, Captain w. J. Ireland, Mrs. Ireland
and son, w. kalasich, Antoine Carapech. Miss
B. Herlin, Victor Anderson, Miss Theresa
Herlin, Joseph 0kerblad Miss Calm, L. Elk
tund, Miss Caroline Klint, NJ. Wahlgren, Miss
Mr. Olofson, Miss O'Malley, o. c.
Cassel, Miss Edith Svenson, John Hagberg,
o. Pria, G. Anderson, Louise Benson, Charles
Ringberg, Miss 7. Munson, Alex. Olson,
Miss Mary Magnus Mr.. Herwits Pete Johnson,
MISS Solmanson c. son, Miss ]. Nelson Dr.
3. Peters, Miss E. Anderson, S: Pierson, Gusie
PEARSON, Albert Schnell, Miss G. .Hammar,
John Johnson, Miss Jennie Schnel, julius
Person, Miss A. LindgFen, E. Anderson, Miss
a. Pierson, ]. Johnson, Miss Carlson. Charles
Widholm, Miss Ella Anderson, Gus Anderson
Miss H. Anderson, Miss Peterson, Mr. and Mrs
9. Berg, Mr.. and Mrs. Danielson, Mr.. and Mrs.
Boqufst, Mr.. and Mrs. Molander, Mr.. and Mrs.
1SSNSIT s%AN NlIs ndlltIJ MI. anu MIS-.
Bohlin, Mrs. A. n. Olson, c. Frederick wetche
c. II. Olsen, V. Anderson, Mrs. Sandberg and
others.
farewell party was given Miss Alice Nc
Grath on Thursday evening a. her residence,
1918 Church street, previous to her departure
for New York
Among those present were: Misses Alice ana
Agnes McGrath, Misses Alice and Mamie Co.'S
tello, Misses Maggie and Julia Cunningham,
Miss Maggie Campbell, Miss Josie McGrath
Miss Mayme Harmon MIR. George Williams. Mr.
I. Crimmins, Mr.. Robert Jordan, Mr.. Neil Con-
way, Mr.. McGreevy, Mr.. Al Potter, Mr.. Bert
Smith, Mr.. Walter Jordan, Mr.. Louis Kelly.
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IN THE FUTURE

ENTERTAINMENTS AND RECEPTIONS
ANNOUNCED FOR SEPTEMBER.
San Francisco Lodge No. 1, Friends of In
dependent Rifles, will give grand fan social
on Saturday evening, September IL, at Sara
toga Hall, 814 GearY street.
The Slovenian National Social Club will give
a grand ball and entertainment for the benefit
of the library fund on Saturday evening, Sep
TENDER H. at Alcazar Social Hall, 120 O'Farrell
street.
Mrs. Leila Ellis, assisted by Miss Leila Owen
Ellis, VIII give dramatic recital al beethoyen
Hall, $50 Post street, on Thursday evening,
September 10. Miss Ellis, who has been pass
ing the summer months in this City, will
shortly return to New York.
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PARAIso SPRINGS

Mrs j. c. Kirkpatrick and Mrs. II. K. Davis
Oh tne Palace Hotel are at Paraiso Springs for
months stay. ~
c. a. Clinton, MD, of San Francisco. is at
Paradise for months stay.
Mrs. Captain j. Jensen of Alameda will, s,o,,a
September at Psraiso. --O
Hon. and Mrs J. w. Whitney of San Fran.
cisco Will spend September here at the snrinns
:. Coykenosl OF San Jose is at Paradise for
Mrs. j. Brown and Mr.. and Mrs. F. L. Pritch-
ara VIII be at Paraiso during September.
L. ~ Volce, Leading merchant of Oakland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert H. Meme of tho pars
Hotel, San Francisco are resting a montb =, - :
Paradise. On at
Mrs. Craven and Mrs Haskins of San Fro,
cisco are spending three weeks at Paradise.
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Hotel, DE REDwooD.

Among the latest arrivals at the Hotel de
Redwood are: Mrs. Sarah Dorr, Miss Lottie
Dorr, Miss Sadie Dorr, Mrs. veach and family
Mr.. and Mrs. Ehrenoerg, Miss Hortense Stein
hart, Mrs. Helen NJ. Jones, Harris Jones, Miss
Lillian Laughern.
Miss Florence Cox of Hotel de Redwood has
been spending the past three weeks at Lake
Tahoe and vicinity, in company with her mar
ried sister, Mrs. F. NJ. Greenwood. Mrs. Green
wood chaperoned party of young people to
the top of Mount Tallac The ascent was mad
In five hours. the ladies riding and the gentle
men OF the party walking.