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McMorry sells groceries. Agent fol
Coronado water and Stockton sarsa.
parilla and iron. 531 M street.
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Our 40c creamery butter is a winner
Sliced peaches for cream. 10c can. A
Feldheusen's, S01, S03, S05 L.
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Mild Sucar-Cured Hams

From grain fed hogs wholesale and re-
tail at low prices. Mohr & Yoerk
Packing Co.
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The box office of the Metropolitan
Theater is now open for the reservation
of seats for the farewell concert of
Mile. Trebelli tomorrow night There
is no extra charge for reserving seats.
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Correct Millinery.
ODtfcaI Goods.

The most beautiful hats in town ar,
at Madam Miller's, 613 K.
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every Man is Odd,

Every man is odd," but we can fit
him with artistic clothing. Albert
ElkuS, opposite Plaza.
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The only genuine domestic bread a
the Pacific Grove Bakery, S23 J.
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DR. Weldon, 500 j street, extracts
teeth without pain; local anaesthetic.
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Fresh ranch eggs, 2 doz., % cts at
Dean Bros, Twentieth and ].
]. McMorry, importer of fine teas.
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pasteur Germ=Pro0f
Water Filter.

The only absolutely Germ-Proof Filter
in the world. Ask your physician. He
knows. Fitted up in your house free
OF charge and rented for 81 a month
or sold outright. EGAN BROS, solo
agents, S2l K Street. next door TO Hale
Bros. Phones, Sunset black 902. Capt.
tai l02
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ONLY ONE DOLLAR A YEAR-THE
WEEKLY UNION. The best weekly.
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Nut meringue cakes, 15c; hot chicken
pie, 15c. Eagle Comfy, S26 K.
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Try McMorry's 35c tea, 531 M.
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A-For morning. P-For afternoon.
SUNDAY excepted. monday excepted
RICHARD GRAY, Gen. Traffic Mgr.
T. II. GOODMAN. Gen. Pas. Agent
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DIED.

Try McMorry,s blend coffee. Soc. .
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NEWSPAPER WAITS.

An inscription is said to have been
put on Mount Blanc reading: Notice
This hill is dangerous for cyclists. -
Tid-Bits.
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SHOP. i.
lJEE

AND STATIONERS: THE BEST AND
JOYS, sos X street
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OF the classes In music. This mum Der showed
careful training In the use ana possibilities OF
the instruments included in the mandolin
family.
The programme In full was as follows:
"Alessandro Stradella," overture, piano quar-
son., A. Maloney, A. Branks; willamette,
semi-cho tWekerlin), first soprani-Misses
NJ. Butler, b. Cronan, &. Burke E. Costello
second soprani-Misses A. Branks, NJ. Oliyera,
Madge Coke, Lola Duran; contralti-Misses
Briil, u. then, H. Gro, Z. Bethune. 'Valse
Romantique" (Romero), mandolins, guitars.
violin, harp, piano; .'Tne Nightwatch," J" vocal
Z; Bril-! "Danse Espagno," Op. 2l, No. 3,
piano duet (Moszkowskll Misses G: Burke, A.
Branks, B. Cronan. A. Maloney; "LIncanta- :
trice,' valse cantabile (Arditi), violin OBJ
llgato by Miss H. Gro, Miss Mary Butler;
"Diyertimento sullo Rigoletto'' .(verdll. first
mandoiins-Misses A. Branks, E. Betnune,
Geneyievs Smith; second mandolins-MIsses
r1As-Misses Nela Souza, Antonia Bernal: gull
tars-M isses g.. Blethen, Yrma Bayle. Rather
Inc U Dea, Maria Sosa; pianos--Misses B. Gro.
nan, q. Burke; violin, Miss II. Gro; organ.
MISS J. Henderson; harp, Miss Con ncepcion
KiVas. La Primavera," vocal duo (Scnira),
Miss NJ. Butler, THE Cry;;'' Miss A. Branks,
The Answer" Miss Jessy Henderson, Miss
Harriet Bsrtnett "Senza Tetto, Senza Cuna"-
Boieor Ql Guaranty, Comes {mezzo soprano
solo, with orchestral accompanimenD, Miss
Agnes Branks; valeoictory, Miss Guenilian
Blethen. The college diploma was awarded to
Miss Guenllian Blethen, Miss Agnes Branks,
Miss Grace Burke.
A surprise party was given to Miss Pattie
Keneen last Thursday night. The guests as
sem bled at the home of Miss Roach, and from
there proceeded to Miss Keneen's residence ON
Fourth street, San Rafael.
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PERSONALS.

Miss c. Lenhardt and the Misses Tay, chap.
eroned by Mrs. B. w. Paulsen, after travelling
for some time on the Riviera and stop ping for
a day at Marseilles have resumed their jour-
ney to Paris.
Miss Heud of Berkeley, accompanied by two
young ladies of her senior class, Miss Wilhoit
Of Stockton and Miss Cooper OF Ukiah, has
gone abroad for the summer. The ladies sailed
from New York on Wednesday on the steam
ship Britannia for Liverpool.
Captain and Mrs. Martin Bulger and Miss
Emma Bulger are staying at Orr's Springs for
the summer.
NJ ]. Platshek, the well-known attorney,
VINO has been travelling in Europe since the
early part of May last is home again. and is
staying at the Hotel Richelieu.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Goldstein, Mr.. and Mrs. Il.
Unna and Mr. and Mrs. l. Lewis and their
fam lilies Will spend the summer in the Santa
Cruz Mountains.
DR.. r. l. Walsh and wife have returned
after three weeks stay at Bartlett Springs.
Miss Lena Lipmann Is spending the summer
with friends at Merced.
Mrs. Julius Gabriel and daughter and Miss
Hattie Gabriel left Sunday for Nevada City,
where they will remain q lew weeks.
DR.. James McCone has returned from q
fortnight's vacation in Monterey County.
M-s. d. A. Levy. accompanied by her daugh-
brother. George H. Zekind
Mrs. Henry Schmiedell left the Palace Hotel
last week and is now at the Hotel Rafael.
Mrs. John Cunningham and her children
have been spending the past week at Hotel
Rafael
Mr. and Mrs. D. B. Davidson and Miss David
son, Mr.. and Mrs. w. /. Kip, Miss Kip. Miss
Mary Kip and Mrs. Hort are at San Rafael
Charles N. FELTON, Jr. is in Paris, where he
expects to remain some time.s
Miss Gertrude Forman will spend part Of The
summer at Napa Soda Springs.
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At Mill Valley.

Superior Judge ]. NJ. Seawell aud family are
occupying Miss Fannie Sharp's residence IN
Mill Valley.
Mrs. George Cleveland of Portland, Or, has
been the guest of Mrs. Charles F. Runyon at
Breezy Hill their Mill Valley homo.
Mr.. and Mrs. Irvine Graham and family have
left Mill Valley and taken up their residen ce
in San Francisco.
Ex.Supervisor Vincent Kingwell and family
are spending the summer months at their
country home in Mill Valley.
Frlson director Daniel E. Hayes and family
are occupying theis homo on Corte MADEIRA
avenue iI NJ i'll Valley.
in Mill Valley.
:, The following have registered at the Hotel
Bellevue, Mill Valley: Mrs. H. R. Loury, II.
DO, Miss Majorie Rambo, H. Hoffman,, DR.. S.
K. jacobs, Miss A. Slone, Miss Lillian Slone,
Professor NJ. Slone Jr., t. Handmann, p. A.
,ai.p MicPneIson, K. W. MeGarie, J.. B. Hopkins and
Wle, Max BROOKS and wife, G. Marshall, Ro-
sina Rush. George Fowzer Jr, Mrs H. Lassen
george Hammett, John O'Keefe, Mrs. George
aammett, Frank Walberstein, Jul. Bertram,
Eedanold fndan Beck, Theodore Dierke, Otto tum
FORD, julius Van Neil, N. Meyerfeld, Miss Les
lle and Mrs. Meyerfeld, B. Strauss, Mrs Strauss
Aiols katzenberg, B. T. Richardson, Ruby ].
Mier, ]. A. Richie.
new fad h1ch societv il enioyinp ia the
making up OF parties to spend the night OH
mount Iamalpais. Among the parties who
nave ied the fashion are Mr.. and Mrs. Aaron
2teIn MISS Julia X. Blanchard. Miss Augusta
"a; bIancnard, Miss Mantle ]. Valentine. An
other party consisted OF Mr.. and Mrs. L. H.
blssell, Mr.. and Mrs. o. c. Haslett, Miss Rose
MiIer, Burbank 6. Somers, Miss Brown, w.
a. lanes Inc following constituted another
party nj. ana Mrs. Percy Beamish, Mr.. an d
Si MIs. .; b Leyinson. Miss B. Gerstle. NJ. G..
oioss, Joseph Sloss, Dr. c. ]. Levinson.
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Miss Lou Glazer, Miss Mamie Brown, Miss
Kate Zaun, and Messrs. Fred Lerond, AL
Band, George McConkey, Henry Zaun, Frank
Bordenave, George A. Fisher, Thomas Farley,
Charles Fisher aud Carl Knochel.
The deaf mute branch OF the Y. N. C. A
gave select entertainment, followed by So
cial on Friday evening, May %, at the Y. NJ.
G. A. Hall The enterIainment was under the
direction of Professor Theop. d'Estrella, a
teacher for the Institute for the Deaf and
Dumb and Blind, Berkeley, and consisted of
dialogues and tableaux.
Miss R. Frances Luse, assisted by the Knick-
erbocker Male Quartet, gave an enjoya bic re-
cital at the First Christian Church, Twelfth
street, near Howard, on Tuesday evening last.
The entertainment given by the pupils of
the Lockwood studio st Union-square Hall on
Thursday evening was great success. The
following programme was faithfully carried
out, after which there was dancing for all:
March and contra dance, by the class; piano
duet, Master Eugene and Miss Josephine
Brown; concert recitation, '.Charge. of
Little Tarantelia,' Aimee Jorgensen, Eva
Bibbero, Laura Hink, Florence Simkins Jean
Ewing, Ruth Chandler, Evelyn Wolf, Louise
Stark; recitation, leone With a Handsomer
Jorgensen; recitation, miss Jones and the
Burglar" Emma Hahn; minuet by the class;
recitation, The Dead Doll" Alice Lockwood:
flag dance, Lucille Tucker and George Neal;
Highland Fling, Virgil Jorgenson; dialogue,
"Caudle's Wedding Day." Ina Hansbrough
and Carrie Schroeder; tarantella Of eight.
Alma Hansen, Grace Wollpert, Alma Lacombe,
Alice Lockwood, Ruth Withers; recitation,
"Our Folks" Viola Lougnran; skirt
dance, Evelyn Wolf; recitation, "Leedle
Yaweob Strauss" Lloyd Rowley; Spanish
dance, Carrie Johnson; Irish Washer
woman, Florence Simkins; recitation, ''The
Newsboy's Debit" Sophie Schroeder; double
dance, Pasterian, Sophie Dressler and Eugene
Brown; Lovers Polka, Sidney Bibbero and
Eva Bibbero; cracoylenpe, Alma Hansen; reci-
tation, "Jes Fore Christmas" Willle Bailey;
castanet dance, ,RuthWithers; ian dance, Laura
Hfnk, Eva Bibbero and Aimee Jorgensen;
double dance, Hung garian, Rena Effnger and
Grace COURTS; recitA ton, sJosi an Aliens Wife
at Stewards Store," Josie Seavey; fancy dance,
Past and Present. Jennie Mahoncy; violin
solo, Carrie Bright; cachucs, Alma La
combe; recitation, Entertaining Her Sis
ters Beau" Bertha Marburg; MAD rilena,"
Alice Lockwood; hornpipe, Sidney Bibbero.
Blue Danube Scarf Dance"-Rena Efinger,
Lucille Tucker, Grace Courts, Carrie Johnson,
Irma Scheu. Ruth Withcrs Viola Loughran
Alma Hansen, Sophie Schroeder, Carrie
Schroeder, Sophie Dressler and Alice Lock
wood.
The Music-teachers' Associat ton of Callfor-
MIA gave their twenty fourth concert in
Kohler g. Chase Hall on Wednesday the 26tb
inst. All the participants acquitted them
selves admirably. These entertainments are
growing rapidly in public favor. At the last
event the hall was crowded long before Presi-
dent Hoffmeyer began his opening address.
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BORDERING ON A SEASON OF

Hall Professor F. Z. Piccrillo, assisted by
Mascagni Mandolin Club, Professor s. Mar
tinez, pianist: Signor G. Almagia, barytone;
Mrs IL. V. Dickey, Soprano; Mrs Letitia Bon
foy-Ripperdan, reader, Piccirillo's Mandolin
orchestra, gave most enjoyable concert on
which occasion the following programme was
cuerdos Mazurka" (arranged by F. D. Piccir-
illo), Mascagni Mandolin Club, Professor F. D.
Piccirillo, director; Caprice Espagnola''
sRaff), Professor sc s. MARTINEZ; song, selected,
dolyra, violin and piano, Professor F. d. Pic
eiriilo. V. Stone, d. w. Bates; aria e
gabaletta, from "Lucia" (Donizettil. Sig.
LGounod], Professor F. D. Pccirillo,
Piccir1llo's mandolin orchestra, "La Caeca
Adventure Csmpestri'' (Calacel, G. Lachman, s.
D. Mansfield, D. W. Bates; recitation, selec-
ton from "Ben Hur" (Wallace), Mrs. Letitia
Bonfoy- Ripperdan; "Under the Double Eagle"
(Wagner), Mascagni Mandolin Club.
The Ladies' Choral. under the direction OF
Mime Ellen Coursen-R Roeckel. gave an evening
OF songs and dances on Friday last at Assembly
ciative audience applauded the following ex-
cellent programme: Prayer, ave Maria"
Epentatonic) tRoeckel,) Nine. Ellen Coursen-
Roeeks sacred song angels Ever Bright
Charles Pechin; sony song, For All E3ernitys mngs
lMascneroni}. Miss Ida schnitz; duet, "yene-
Sherry and Miss May Mabie; song, with
Newer String, My Mandolin" (Gounod), Mrs
Cathie Coursen-Campbel; yioloncello solo,
"Andante" tGolterman), William Wertsch
Jr.; song, Il Dream OF Thee' Tro-
tere) Mrs. NJ. Johnson; ballad, "Sweet
Kathleen" aIies lWilliamsl, Little Eva Bolger;
Mrs. George Stout, Senorita Andrea Mojica,
Herr Edward Lott and M. Charles Pechin air
'Herodiade' (Massenet, Mrs. H. Lewis; two
songs, (a) Isl vous n'Avez Rien a Me Dire"
lRothscniid), % "Annie Laurie (Scotch), Mile.
Elena Roeckel ccello obiigatO by William
Wertsch Jr.); canzone. .Slride la Wanna,
"Trovatore" (verd). Miss Nell Couch; CON
tralto duet. ''Go, Pretty Rose" (Canon), MAR
zials), Misses Annette and Tilie Miley; bal
lata. "Volta In Terrea" "Un Ballon fVerdi)
Miss Jennie Johannsen; cancion, La Narar-
jera" (scochdopole), Senorita Adela de Galvez;
Svensk folkvisa (d) mar Jag Blef IL Ar''
(Dannstrom), Irish song (b), The Rebels Lay"
(RoeckeD. with chorus refrain. Nine. Ellen
Coursen- Roeekel; two choruses tG"Coronach"
lSchubert). [b) "Hark to the Mandolin
Parker RoeckeD, ladies' choral, conducted by
Nine. Roeckel.
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WEDDING BELLS.
Two Interesting Church Cere-
monies of the Past Week

There pretty wedding on Monday even
ing at ST.. Mary's Cathedral on Van Ness avenue,
the contracting parties being E. H. Gleeson
and Miss Chlorinda Perata.
The church was prettily decorated for the
occasion. The floral embellishments were con-
fined to the altar, which was hand somely
dressed with white and pink roses, and beauti-
fully Illuminated.
Rev. Father Joseph NJ. Gleason performed
the impressive ceremony. Miss Kate Males
pima was maid OF honor and J. J. Gleeson,
brother OF the groom OBLIGATED as best man.
After the ceremony there was bridal sup
per for the mem bers OF the bridal party, rela-
tves and immediate friends at the new home
Of the young couple, corner OF Broadway and
Hyde street
Mr.. and Mrs. Gleeson left on Tuesday for an
extended southern bridal trip.
The wedding of Miss Bessie Coyne, daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. D. Coyne, and Tn oInas T. Wise,
manager OF the Eagle Pharmacy, took place
Monday evening, May II, at st. Paui's Church
The church was prettily decorated with Ber-
In uda lilies and smilax, and great number of
the friends of the young couple were present
to witness the ceremony, which Was perform ed
by Rev. Father N. D. Connolly. Miss Mamie
Coyne was the bridesmaid. and Peter Wise
acted as best man. After the ceremony the
newly married couple LETT for San Jose, where
they will pass their honeymoon. When they
return they will reside q 3317 Mission street.
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eocially next week is to be given over en-
tirely TO fashionable weddings
On Tuesday, June /, Miss Minnie Burton.
daughter OF Colonel George II. Burton, and
Lieutenant Thomas A. PeaTce win be married
ct the residence OF the brides parents, 2111
Pacific avenue.
Rev. George E. Walk, rector of Trinity
Church, viii oficiste at the ceremony, which
will take place at 80 P. NJ. III the presence OF
P limited number OF relatives and intimate
friends only. A reception viii follow from 2
till o'clock. The bride will be attended by
her sisters, Misses Leila and Katro Burton.
Lieutenant William A. Sells, q. S. A., viii be
best man. Lieutenant Pearce win take his
bride to Fort Logan, Colorado, where he is
stationed.
Another interesting wedding on Tuesday
will be that of Miss Helen Elizabeth Wright,
sister of Hallock Wright, and Charles Lott
Davis, which viii take place at noon at ST.
Marks Episcopal Church on Bancroft way,
Berkeley. Frederick II. Pierson will be best
man. The bridesmaids Will be Miss Ella
Holmes and Mss Catherine WaTfeld, and the
ushers will comprise Van Zandt Hedley,
George Russell Field, George B. de Long and
7. Danforth Boardman. A wedding breakfast
will be served at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs.
Paxton Wright for the bridal party and rela-
lives.
1uo DIluClpdi SfSAt VI SOS4oA AAhcASos Ol
Wednesday viii be the nuptials Of Miss Ethel
Cohen and Lieutenant Bent the full partieu-
lars of which have already been published in
these columns.
Another fashionable wedding will be that of
Miss Mary Mcpherson Collier and Faxon Ather-
ton Macondray, which will be celebrated at
$50 O'Clock next Wednesday evening at the
home Of the brides father, Captain William
Bell Collier, in Lakeport, Lake County. Miss
Dorothy Collier viii act SIS maid OF honor, and
the bridesmaids viii comprise Miss Sarah
Collier, Miss Margaret Collier, Miss Mollie
Thomas, Miss Emily Carolan and Miss Edith
Mclean. Gerald Rathbone is to be the best
man, and Henry Macondray, Edward ]. Prin-
gle, Frank Van Ness, Robert NJ. Eyre, Henry
Poett ana Latham McMullin will be the ushers.
Miss Anna CRUDE and Harry Durbrow VIII
be married on Wednesday evening at the resi-
dence OF NJ r. and Mrs. Henry Williams, 1925
Octsyia street. 1t is to be en extremely quiet
affair and only relatives win be present.
Mrs. Thomas Magee Jr. and Mrs. William A.
Magee gave a lawn party last Thursday on the
grounds of the Haywards Clu bh ouse in honor
OF their two sisters, the Misses Florence and
Jean Marie Hush. Music and the service of
refreshments made the affair very en- joYable.
among those present were:
Miss Florence Sharon, Miss Blanche Sharon,
Miss Irene Baker, Miss Genevieve Fore, Miss
Harriet Kittredge, Miss Margaret Sinclair,
Miss Annie Clay, Miss Grace Gorriu, Miss
Bessie Palmer, Miss G.ace Sanborn, Miss
Beatrice Vrooman, Miss Eta Havens and Miss
Grace Baldwin.
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HOME GATHERING
Receptions, Dinners and Dances of
the Past Week.

Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Splivalo gave dinner
last Sunday, May %, to celebrate their wed
ding anniversary. The dining room was
beautifully decorated with garlands of green's
and sweet peas and the tables with smilax
and roses.
The following guests were present: Mr.. and
Mrs. L. Phillips, Mrs. C. Reynolds, Mrs NJ
Taaffe, Mrs. Charles Nougues, Mrs. Z. Porte
ner. Miss Pauline Dreyfuss, Miss Kate Spill
vaIo, Miss RoselYn SplivaIo, Miss Estelle
Spliyalo, J. Allen Parsons, II. McClaughry,
Burbank Somers, H. Veeder, Z. Remillard, R.
Bersoin, DR.. Charles Rudolph, p. j. Sanchez
i. Vincent, DR.. Z. Barrotti, A. D. Splivalo Jr.,
z. Splivalo.
The Hotel Mateo gave dance last evening,
which was largely attended and which was a
most en- njoyabie affair.
A very enjoyable surprise party was ten
dered to Mr.. ana Mrs. ]. Davis at their resi-
dence. So Minna street on Sunday evening,
May %, by their nephew, William DAVIS, the
occasion being the twenty-ffth anniversary
of their marriage. Music, dancing
and singing occupied the early part
adjourned to the aiming room, which
was tastefully decorated for the occa-
sion, and partook of an elaborate supper
Among those present were: Mr. and Mrs. J.
Davis, Mrs. r. Harris, Mrs. C. Davis, Mrs. II.
Cohen, and Mr.. and Mrs. w. Davis. Mr.. and
Mrs. L. Harris, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Neusdorfer, Mr..
and Mrs. H. Tomasky, Mr.. and Mrs. Coleman,
Mr.. and Mrs. Harrison.
On the evening OF the 18th inst. a delight
ful reception was rendered 10 Miss Alice Cary
by her many friends at her residence. 332
Twenty-seventh street. The spacious parlors
and dining-hall had been beautifully deco
rated for the occasion with roses, palms, ferns
and lanterns, and the effect was decidedly
charming.
During the evening vocal selections were
rendered by the Misses A. and L. Atchison
Mr.. Black and Mr.. Dumont, and Messrs. w.
and H. Gillogley and C. Donaldson. Comic
specialties were given by Clifford E. Loughery
and c. Otto.
Master Goldman Crown celebrated his
thirteenth birthday at his home, 528 Hayes
street, Sunday, May Is. The house ele-
gantly decorated After enjoying games and
dancing an elaborate supper was served Those
present were: Miss Nettie Ankle, Goldman
Crown' Miss Helen 3. Crown, Melville Joseph,
Miss Lulu Crown, Harry, Levy, Miss Fannie
Crown, Sam Crown, Miss Irene Waldheimer,
Harry Markowitz, Miss May Cohn, Jerome
Friedberg, Miss Leanie Breslauer, Sylvan
Rosen blum, Miss Lille Altfeld, Aaron Levy,
Miss Esther Markowitz, Miss Berthe Asher,
Miss Miriam Label Miss Charlotte Label, Miss
Helen Crown, Miss Charlotte Crown.
On Friday evening last Miss Lillian Curtiss
OF Sutter street gave musicale in honor of
Miss Tessie Rlordan. The spacious parlors
were beautifully decorated for the occasion,
and delightful music WAS furnished.
A surprise birthday party was given to NJ. A.
Lyons at his residence, 1923 Ellis street. on
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At Coronado.


CORONADO, CAL, May 29.-Miss c. L. lngle
is at the Posada Morena for an outing. Mr..
and Mrs Herbert L. Pratt are Brooklyn IN. W
guests at the hotel. Mrs. George S. Myers and
maid arrived from st. Louis the past week.
Colonel j. M. C. Marble, president of the Ma
tlonal Bank OF California. Los Angeles, accom-
panied by Mrs. Marble, has been visiting MS
friend General Churchili at the hotel. George
=. Reeve, Montreal, general ira fic manager OF
the Grand Trunk line, is touring the coast In
his private car and has been staying at the
hotel with his party, including Mrs Reeve,
J. A. Lowell, Boston; Arthur Dixon, Chicago,
and Mr.. and Mrs. w. f. BotsfoTd, Los Angeles
Chris Buckley, accom- panied by his wife and
son and Miss Nellie Burley OF Boston, has
been spending several days at Coronado ME-
and Mrs Lithbridge are English h guests at the
hotel William r. Walker is recent arrival
from Chicago. Mrs. Charles R. Deacon and Miss
Deacon of Philadelphia are soiourning here.
Rev. Father R. F. Byrne of the Roman Catho-
lie church, Coronado, will spend the summer
in Denver, Colo. Roger W. Bennett is down
from San Francisco T. S. Hanaford is regis
tered here from New York. Mr. and Mrs. ].
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CLUB PARTIES.
Fashionable Organizations Enter
tain Their Friends.

One Of the most njoyable outings of the sea-
son was that given under the auspices of the
Nouveaute Club, last Sunday, at the residence
of Miss Julia Herzog at San Rafael. The guests
made the journey in a special car chartered
for the occasion, and upon arriving were taken
in hand by Miss Herzog, who is one OF the
prominent members OF the club.
The spacious grounds were placed at the
disposal of the club, refreshments were served
in one of the large arbors of the garden and ali
enjoyed them selves with singing and dan cling
on the lawn. Miss B. Lobree is president and
Miss S. Leyenson is secretary of the Nouveaute
Club.
The Fills gave most enioys bic and select
social Thursday, May 81, at p NJ, at
Shiels building, 80 O'Farrell street The MEM
bers of the club are Messrs. Macauley, Simp-
son, Sharpe, Mitchell and Basch.
Tne Varsovtenne Fortnightly Club gave n
social or Saturday evening, May %, at 1901
Post street
The F. n. BIS gave their second annual bus
ride TO Crystal Springs Sunday, May %. A
most enjoyable time was spent in dancing and
games Those who journeyed 10 the springs
were: Miss Eva Naccarini, Miss Nellie Perez,
Miss Gertrude Laboree, Miss Louisa Naccartni,
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Hudson OF MassachHsS
II. Staples Porter of BosNS
E. C. Humphrey, eX-surgeon,Ss-1
RADIO, and +. II. Petungell, the Colorado
Springs banker, have been sightseeing at
Coron ado. Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Henderson are
here from Vernon, b. G. Mr. and Mrs. E Z.
DanvIle OF Manester, Mich, arrived here dur
ing the week. Recent San Francisco arrivals
Mrs. B. Bertelson OF Coronado WIN summer in
Denmark, Among the San Francisco guests
recently at the hotel were the Misses Carrie
Bettmann, Mile Bettman and Bella
Bettman. Henry Myers OF the San
Francisco diamond house is staying
here, accom- panied by Mrs. Meyers.
Mrs. Charles L. Watson and son, Arthur B.
Watson, OF san Francisco, have engaged
rooms here for the LIST. Mr.. and Mrs. William
J. Spiegelberg of New York City are among
the tourists at Hotel del Corouado Frederick
Franz cisco on Tuesday.