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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-01-13
PHARMACEUTICAL ASSOCIATION

Tw:ny-Thir1 Annual Meeting and Din
ner al Gelb's Parl0rs.
The 23d annual meeting OF the Rhode
Island Pharmaceutical Association was
held at Gelb's parlors this afternoon,
teginning at / 80 O'Clock. Previous to
tie meeting the annual dinner OF the
ass citation was enjoyed. Caterer Gelb did
bi, best and the gentlemen present agreed
that they bad square meal. When this
very agreeable annual ceremony was con
cluded The reports Of committees were
received, and miscellaneous business
affecting the welfare OF the association
was considered.
Ihe report OF the special COMMITTEES
app In ed at the last nesting 10 consider
the ~. lisa hility of a school Of pharmacy
in this State was q matter Of much inter
est and the paper BY Professor John r.
Croft on Synt hetic and some other new
remedies. Officers for the ensuing yeaI
wors elected late In the afternoon.
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uarris is Only Shamming.

TAUNTON, Mass, Jan. 10. Keeper Csr-
rier of the taunton Jail. this morn
ing thst there IL no truth in the pub
lishod story TO the effect that Simon Il.
Harris, charged with many and various
crimes had gone insane. ffe states that
Harris is simply sbsmming In hopes Of
being removed to an ssylum from which
he can readily escape. The keeper stated
that he expscts that Harris will mabe .
full confession in q sbc RI while.
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Praise for Olney.

LONDON Jan. l3.-The st. James Gazette
this afternoon, referring 10 the arbitration
treaty says Secretary Olnay, whom IL IL
rati er in fashion To scoff at In this country aS
an amateur diplomat, seems like TO leave
his mark upon the international system Of the
civilized world.
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fieor Of the Blackstone block, and the special
wire 10 the New York office Of Haight ~
Freese gives them excellent facilities for the
transaction of business.
There was one sale On the local stock ex-
change this morning. nine shares of North
America being sold for Il, price that was re-
gardad aa fair
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Failure OF HAYDEN g. Chester.

Hayden * Chester, toy dealers. located
in the upper stories of the building at
the corner OF Pine street aud Crawford
sire { bridge have made an assignment
to Jam NJ. Scott. Hara times, roor psy
ana attendant difficulties leu TO the fail
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Dropped Dead of Rear, Disc Sc.

posrov. Ian. 3. John Flood, aged 10
wears. opped dead this morning from hear :
Ci-eqsc. tie was 'na'iye of Clinton ana md
la. n n reside { of Nntervile II years. he
was " Il known throughout Name as build
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RHODE ISLAND NATIONAL BANK.

The annual meeting Of the stockholders .of
tie Rhode Island National Bank, for INC
election of Directors will DO boid at eir
Banking Rooms on TUESDAY. Jan. x io'''
at IL o'clock q. IN. -,
Providence, Jan. 4. 1897. ia sS
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Lee was arraigned this afternoon before
Clerk Rueckert OF the Sixth district court
on charge OF assault with a dangerous
weapon.
lie plesded not guilty and was held In
the sum of $500 for trial Tuesday.
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Charged With Burglary.

HARTFoRp, Conn, Ian. l3 -~Daniol Kehoe
OF Springheld was arr. igned IN the ponce
{, uc, t.Ga charged with burglary, and was
boa Il over TO the gran jury rnd'r - W.
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RosToN Jan. l3 james McManus, y years
OLD arrested last ev ming r being drunk,
diei IN tho police station early thi morning
while /, "A AZ.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
CITY SAVINGS BANK.
q wEYBoSsET ST.

A dividend at the rate Of four per cent. per
annum has been declared payable after Janu-
airy l6, 1897.
Dividends undrawn and deposits madc be-
fore January 10 commences interest with the
JOHN 8. PALMER, President.
GEORGE X. CRANSTON, Treasurer. iall-3t
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rHE LOCAL srocK NARgEET.

The new firm Of Hallett, Anderson & Co. Is
now ready for business This morning IN 'ir
wire was started AMI during th- day they re-
ceivel congratulatory calls from many of
ctr f-i.al The irm has cosy ard nicely
Furnished oiil.es at ICgm -, On the second
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WITH A KNIFE.

(Ceniinuen from Pago l.)
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Tho 70 u Of preinficc is frequently shown
hy PEOPLE who prefer 10 suffer for wears rather
than try an advertise remedy The millions
who have no such notions take Ayes Spr ~.
sarilla for blood diseases and arc cured. 80
ouch for ronu IN Sn".'-
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THE COTTON AND GRAIN MARKET.

. Natl No. Americt q
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May. Curb Wheat. ....
Heavy shipping hogs, 3.05a3. 90.
MAY. wheat puts. 10 calls. eOi2.
Corn, May puts. 2liQ; calls, 2ii2.
Curb, May heat 1919.
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son City, No. is on visit to her aunt, Mrs
Robert Williamson.
Miss A. NJ. Jennings, now attending the
state University, came up and spent sunday
otlast week with her parents.
Thomas w. Patterson aud Miss Lizzie
smith, both OF this city, were married IN 81.
PauPs Church last Monday. The wedding
was quiet one and the ceremony witnessed
only by the parents and near relatives OF orlae
and groom. Mr. and Mrs. Patterson are spend
Ing their honeymoon in San Francisco.
MIS-. Frances Moeller and Miss L:da CHnch,
members OF the Sacramento Oralorlo society,
attended the grand festival concerts helo In
San Francisco this week.
Last Sunday evening at St. PauIs Church an
exceptionally fine programme OF music was
gwen by the new male choir. Inc ehure
evening service was given TO devotional sing
ing. Whitney's great "Hymn to the Crusa-
ders" and Garrett's stately cant1cIes were rem
dered in most impressive and oeautiui
style. Miss Whea Mr. Eikus and MI LoVeoai
were the soioists, Mrs. Pinkham presided at
the organ and the 1ull choir OF fifteen male
voices and three female rendered lebb's an
them Come Unto Me" in a manner never De-
fore equaled i'll this city.
A m.st charming receDtion was given last
Saturday afternoon at $40 street by Mrs
Heilborn to Miss Josephine Bayley. the tai
ented artist of San Francisco. 1t was at the
studio OF Miss Ba7ley that this pleasant gath
er1ng asSemb ed by invitation. Mrs. Heliporn
Was assisted by Mrs. j. L. McCord, MISS Steven
son and Mrs. q. Johnson.
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IN THE FUTURE.
Brilliant Premises for a Gay and
Festive Season.

The second assembly and german of the
Entire Nous Cotillon Club will be held on Fri
day evening. Novemb ber %, at the Pal ce
Hotel Several new, pretty and intricate
figures will be given. The gathering promi ises
to bo most brilliant and enjoyable affair.
The first assembly and german of the Win
ter Cotilon Club will be held at Lunt's Hall,
Wednesday evening, November "a
The seventeenth anniversary of the Turn
SchweStern Nerein will be celebrated on
Thanksgiving evening, Novemb Der %, at the
hall OF the organization, 1913 Turk street.
Mrs Anna Won MeyeTinck has issued invita-
tions for pupils recital at Sherman & C. ay' 5
Hall, 223 Sutter street, Friday evening, No
vember 49,
The first OF q series OF socials and dances to
be given bv the Womens Club will be held
Saturday evening, November 20, at Py THAN
Hall, 900 Market street.
The Slavonic |. NJ. B. Society Will celeb ebrate
the 40th anniversary of its eXistencs Wednes-
day evening next November II, at Saratoga
Hall 814 Geary street. An entertainment. ball
and banquet will constitute the programme
for the evening. Six hundred invitations have
been issued for the occasion. The committee
OF arrangements are: p. S. Sambuck, chair
man, y. Mar!sich, e. J. Matulicn, P. Svetinich
ID. Bradasich, J. Gospodnetich K. Maroevich.
The bullshead breakfast OF the "Old
Friends" which will take place at Nil Valley
! to-day, will be cooked by Barney GalinGo, The
celebrated "cheP' in this line. band OF
twenty pieces viii furnish music for the en-
tertainment, which promises to be the largest
and most successful OF the season.
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cisco after visit with her mother, Mrs. New

cisco after visit with her mother, Mrs. New
burgh.
Mrs. William Worley OF Fairfield, H., who
has been visiting relatives here, lett for her
home this week greatly benefi ted in health
Otto Stolker OF Vallejo visited his brother
here This week.
Mrs. Will Sprid zen and son returned from
their visit TO Cloverdale, and lett at once tor
a brief stay n San Francisco.
Among the Petalumans visiting the metrop-
oils this week were: Sweed, George ?. Nc
Near, NJ. D. Hopkins, L. Kenny, George Whit
son, William Lloyd, J. T. Merritt, L Cantel,
John Davidson, f. R. Stearns, NJ IS Sophie
Robertson, Mrs. o. NJ. Campbell, Miss AIine
hn Mrs. W. H. hartmann, Mrs. s. J. Hop
kins. Mrs. William Lotus, Miss de Souze, Miss
Daisy shaw and Miss Nellie DiGwiddie.
The most impor tant social event on the tai s
for this month is the coullon to be given by
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Denman. at which Miss
Rena Edwards OF Santa Rosa Will lead.
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as did also Miss Lola Mahon. Mr.. Frary and

as did also Miss Lola Mahon, Mr.. Frary and
Miss Nora O'Bren.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Levy celebrated their
silver wedding at their residence, 80 Clara
street, Sunday evening, Octob ber 81. In the
early evening an elaborate repast was served.
Many costly presents were received. The
evening was spent in dancing and games
Among the guests were Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Levy. Mr.. and Mrs. S. jacobson, Mr.. and Mrs.
P l.. Levy OF Livermore, 5. Levy OF Livermore,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ross, Mr. and Mrs +. Stone, Mr..
and Mrs. Mulioney, Miss Esther Levy, Miss
Sophie jacobson, Ms. a. Levy, Miss May Levy,
NJ Iss Esther Piatshek, Miss Fannie Levy. Miss
Lille jacobson, Mrs. a. Bohn, he Misses
Bertha and Ray Levy, Miss Lena Levy, Miss
Birdie Levy, A. jacobson, Georpe W. FIsner,
Jerome 1al!adGy, l.. Altman, Horace Levy,
b. Levy, Ralph Jacobson. Harry Levy, Jesse
Levy, L Levy.
A. most enjoyable surprise party was rendered
20 Miss TiIle Herting at her residence, "a 1B
San Jose avenue, on Saturday evening, OcIo-
Der 80. supper was served at II O'Clock, then
dancing, singing and games were INDUCED in
to an early hour. Among those present wer9
Mr.. and Mrs. Harris, Miss F. Henry, Miss A.
Axtmann, Miss NJ. Cunningham, Miss J. Cum
ningham, Miss g. Cole, Misses Lane, Miss X.
Desmond, Miss F. Mayer, Miss C. Arhens Miss
T. Athey, Miss X. Herting Miss B. Doolittle,
Miss Z. Dodds. Miss Taylor.
Miss Mile Griffin OF 800 Oak street gave a
HoIlowe'en party at ner residence Sunday
night. The evening was pleasantly spent in
singing, dancing and games, etc. Refresh
ments were served q midnight.
A birthday surprise party was given to Mi
Lille Coombs at her parents residence, IL
Manning place, last Monday evening. Those
present were Miss Lille Coombs, Charles
O'Neil, Miss Annie O. Connor, Charles Ben ia
min, Miss Tessie Sheridan, Arthur Reiss, Miss
Nellie Winchell, Joseph Farey, Miss Emma
Carmody, George Smith, Miss Mamie Car
mody, Ralph White and others.
A most enjoyable Halloween party was
given by the Misses Lynch at their home.
2519 Cough street, Saturday evening, october
30 The usual Halloween games were In Or
der, and excited much mirth. During the
evening several select vocal solos were en-
dered by Miss Isabella Irwin. Miss Irwin and
Mr.. Dunleavy favored the company with a
vocal duet (''The Holy City'), rendered in ad-
mirable style. Dancing was kept up til a late
hour. Among those present were: Miss w.
Mitchell, Mrs. T. Pyne, Miss Barrett, Miss Mae
Lynch. Miss Jewel Lynch. Miss Margery Pyne,
Miss Anna Pyne, Miss Anderson. Miss Rose
Frank, Miss Daisy Wallace, Miss Gertrude
Thomas, Miss Pauline Fry sand, Miss Isabella
Irwin, James Dunleavy, Albert Hennessy,
William I. Lynch, William L Jeffs of Hong
kong, Charles McClaffery, Alexander Hanson,
Reginald !. Gihesby of British ship Jessomene,
W. Western OF snip Jessomene, C. D. Connor.
Percy Adams, Harry MITCHELL Claude Dawson,
D. Earle and Howard Stewart
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Sailed AWAY.

Among those sailing on the steamship Ala
media for Honolulu, Auckland and sydney,
Thursday, November IL, were: For Honolulu
Mrs. ]. E. Barnard. D. NJ. Barringer and wife,
Miss B. Bates, H. D. Blakemore, G. Bosworth,
Mrs. K. B. Brenham and child, George Brom-
ley, Miss Brooks, Hon. II. c. Caldwell and
wife, Miss Caldwell, H. Carr, A. Cheek. H. C.
Clarke, W. G. Clarke, Miss NJ. c. Cooke, Mrs L.
o. Deming, NJ SIS Adelaide Deming, Miss Alice
Deming, W. Enos, 7. d. Frawley, G. T. Greig,
Miss A. D. Graham, Master Harvey Graham,
n. Greig, Miss A. Z. Hadley, MISS Katherine
Harrub, A. Hooking and wife, E. n. Holmes,
Miss Huff, Miss S. Johnston, J. w. Lee and
wife. William Levers. Mrs. NJ. Little,
P. J. Lockwood, L. Marks, wife, two children
ana nurse, Miss p. McAllister, It. d. McQuar-
rie, DR.. +. n. Otis and wife. DR. W. K. Ous,
Miss Otis. +. Perry. Miss Z. Robson, Mrs f A.
Rowen A. 0. Ste phens, wife and child, IL. B.
Stone, Miss Thompson, Mrs. E. A. Williams,
Frank Wortbing, Miss L. Wrenn.
For Sydney-Wilson Barrett, J. Bedgood and
wife, Miss Bedgood, BurreIl and wife, Miss
Chinnery, Norman Jeffries. Miss Maud jeff
RES, Mrs. NJ. Z. Kirk, A. G. Lay, }. Mlllar and
wife, II. c. Newman and wife, A {. Osgood,
wife, child and nurse, Mrs. l. Rcsch, W. A.
Saw and wife, T. D. Soper, E. b. Trigg.
Join at Hon olulu-A. B. Coote, NJ Frederick,
Rev. P. Giblin, Miss B. Robinson, A. d. Shep-
herd.
For Apia-Clayton Chambers.
For Auckland-J Bennie and wife W. H.
Kennedy, wife and child, Mrs. F. Kennedy,
Miss Z. F. Kennedy, Charles Lempfert. Thomas
McMenamen, Colonel George D. Moore, 7. D.
O'ToOle
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THEY'RE ENGAGED.
Interesting Engagements Made
Pubic During the Week.

The marriage OF Miss Hattie Llchtensrein
and Max Morris, botn OF this city, will take
place at the residence Of the brides parents,
23lS Clay street, to-day. Rev. Dr.. Nieto will
officlate.
The engagement is announced of Miss Jennie
E. Marks, daughter OF MI and Mrs. Moses
Marks OF Stockton, 10 Meyer Jacob or Tacoma,
Wash.
The wedding of Miss Minnie Solomon and
Mark Schwartz viii take place Sunday, No
vemb beT IA at the residence of Miss Solomon 8
parents 1914 O'Farren street. Owing to re-
cent death III Miss SolomOn's family it will be
quiet affair.
The engagements announced of Miss Eta
Lewis TO Harry Silverstein OF Oakland They
will receive Sunday, November a. from 10
P. NJ. at he residence OF Mr. and Mrs. NJ.
Lewis, 42S Bryant street.
The wedding of Miss Minnie Sisenviue and
Manuel Lafee viii take place Sunday, Novem-
her IA, q; The residence of the brides parents,
1918 Geary street. Relatives only will be
present.
The engagement is announced of Miss Mary
Rosens TEN and Joseph Jones. They viii re-
ceive Sunday. November ID, between 2 and )
O'Clock, at 1913 Webster street.
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Sacramento.

Mrs. ]. N. Payne and daughter are visiting
friends in Truckee.
Mrs. w. B. C. Brown visited her old homo
for couple of days this week. She is now re-
siding with her daughter, Mrs. Z. Z. Horst of
San Francisco.
The Sacramento Lodge of Eiks is preparing
to accept The invitation of San Francisco
Lodge No. 3 to visit the latter in a body some
time during the month. Great preparations
are being made by both lodges to make the
event memorable one
Mrs. NJ. F. Goepel and Mrs. G.. Schadt, dele
gates to the Grand Lodge of Good Templars,
have gone 10 Pasadena, where the next an
nual session will be held
Mrs. Nellie Murray has been spending the
week In San Fran cisco
Miss Sadie Mann, for years resident of Sac
ramento, but now making her home at Jetfer-
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moved to 1910 McAllister street ma will re-
ceiye first and third Thursdays in the mon n:
Miss Flora Melcalie OF Napa is the guest Oh
Miss Anne E. SkelIy of T6 Rausch street.
Dr. and Mrs. c. A. Clint ton, accompanied ov
Charlie Clinton Jr., lett New York q fortnight
ago on the White Star liner ajest1c Tor Eu-
rope.
Mrs. Sig Lauter has resumed her day at
home and will be pleased TO see her friends on
the third Monday OF each month at 1907 Post
street
tantes, Will spend the winter with her cousirP
Miss Marie Wells
Miss Helen Deming has gone to Southern
California, where she will spend the winter.
Mrs G. BuchholZ will be at home on the
third Thursday of the month at 303 Grove
Mr.. and Mrs NJ J. Fontana left on Tuesday
last for III Paso de Robes. where they intend
sfeving two weeks. after which they will make
q tour OF Southern California, returning o7
the Ist OF Decem ber
The Rev, Lyman Samuelson, cantor OF ths
Congregation Beth Menachim streisand, hss
removed from 1893 Howard street to "a Har-
riot street. where ne will receive his friends
on the second Tuesday of every month.
Mrs Iouis Harris formerly OF 211S12 Bush,
has moved to 1409 We bster street
Mrs Emily Boysen Finigan Is spending
few weeks ct Merced, the guest OF Mr.. and
Mrs. j. D. Bradley at their summer home
nUuffmau Mansion.
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WEDDING BELLS.
Home and Church Ceremonies of
the Ear.v Season.

ii. PETERSON of oakland was married Mon
day evening a 1926 Myrtle street, to Carrie L.
Lundberg. Only the relatives of the contract
ing parties and few intimate friends were
present. The residence tastefully deco
rated in chrysanthemums. The bride wore a
handsome gown OF pearl gray poplin trimmed
with white satin and lace and carried bou-
quet of BouvardiG roses. The bridesm al d,
Miss Mary Z. Young, was attired In tan suit
trimmed with piak chiffon and carried bou-
quet OF white carnations. The bride entered
on the arm OF her brother-in-law, John Lun-
dine. who gave the bride awav.
The groom was attended by his best man, \.
Nelson. The ceremony was performed by DR..
Z. S. Chapman. After the ceremony an ele-
CANT banquet was served, at which tossts to
the bride and groom were drunk in sparkling
champagne. Dancing followed
Those present were Mr.. and Mrs. n. Nelson.
Mr.. and Mrs, ". j. Keller, Mr.. ana Mrs John
Lundine, Mr.. and Mrs. J. O'Niel, Mr.. and Mrs.
f +. Thompson, Mr. and Mrs. Captain Peterson,
Mrs. DeverS. the Misses Deyers, the Misses Mel
nays, Master Chester Ames, Miss Emiile C.
Lundbsrg, Master George O'Nlel. Miss Mae
Lundine anu Master NJ. L. Lundberg,
After the ceremony, Mae Lundiue, niece of
the BRIDE was christened the bride and groom
acting godparentS.
In NApa, Wednesday November 10, at the
home o: the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J..
Z. Walden Miss Ella Walden and Percy Ray
mond were united in marriage at high noon
in the presence OF relatives and few intima te
friends. Rev c. Ben-Ham of st. Mary's Epis-
copal Church read the beautiful and impres-
sive marriage ceremony. The ceremony was
performed in the front bay-Window under an
immense wedd1no bell OF white chrysanthe-
NUNS. Mr.. aud Mrs. Raymond were the re-
clnients OF many costly and beautiful presents.
The young couple left on the o'c.ock train
for trip south, alter which they Will return
and make their home In Napa.
A very pretty wedding took place on last
Wednesday evening at Mission Dolores
Church, the contracting parties being Frank
Schmitt and Miss Annie Donnelly After the
ceremony The guests assembled at the new
home of the couple on McAllister street,
wnere singing. dancing and games were in
du.ged In till late hour, when supper was
served. Among those present were: Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Schmitt, Mr.. and Mrs. John Bur
CESS, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Mockler, Mr.. and
Mrs. Pape, Miss Pape, Mr.. and Mrs. Furness,
Miss Furness, Mr.. and Mrs. Coughlin Miss
Coughlin, Mrs. Mitchell Miss Minnie Murray,
Joseph Dounely, Mr.. Murray, Henry Meyers,
Mr.. Wilson, George Bauer. Mr.. Fisher and
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With each advancing day the social season
grows merrier and more brilliant, the small
informal affairs of the past week giving place
TO elaborate and magnificent entertainments
All the debutantes have not as yet Deen for-
mallv presented, and in consequence q
plethora OF teas is underlined for the next few
weeks to come.
Yesterday Mrs. George r. Wells gave a
matinee tea al her home on Geary street COM
plimentary to her debutante daughter, Miss
Marie Wells. The hoursef the tea were from
until Z during which several hundred in
yited guests called. The house was lavishly
decorated with palms, golden chrysanthe-
NUNS, red berries erd violets Assisting Mrs.
and Miss Wells 10 receive we're: Mrs. Nevll
Castle, Miss Mary Bell Gwin, Miss Ethel Pat
ton, Miss Julia Croker, Miss Leontlne Blake
man, Miss Ethel Keeney, Miss Bessie
Ames Miss Kathro Burton, Miss Marie Oge,
Miss Gertrude Oge, Miss Mamie Polhemus and
Miss Charlotte Elingwood. In the evening
the ladies OF the receiving party and cor
responding number OF gentlemen were enter
iained at dinner.
M and Mrs. George Whitteu entertained
quite number OF their friends very pleasantly
last Tuesday ening by giving musicale al
their residence, 1155 California street. They
had secured The services Of the celebrated lyric
artists, Mr.. and MS. Georg Henschel, who
Il
delighted every one present a supper was
eujoyed before midnight.
On Wednesday, Mrs. Edward Eyre gave a tea
in honor of Miss NurleI AthertOn. Assisting
Mrs. Eyre ana Mss Atnerton to receive were:
Miss Frances Moore, Mss Miriam Moore, Miss
Florence Josseyn, Miss Margaret Salisbury
and Miss Clara Hamilton.
On Wednesday Mrs. VIII Tevis gave q
luncheon q the University Club al which ten
ladies' were enter tained.
On Monday evening Mrs. Carroll viii give 8
dinner at the University Club.
On Tuesday evening Mrs. Woods will give q
reception complimentary 10 her daug hter,
Miss Woods.
On Wednesday Mrs. Thomas will give re
eeprion and dance complimentary TO her
daughter, MISS Helen Thomas.
Saturday next, Move m ber 20, is going TO be
the businest day OF The season. On that d. Y
Mrs. r. I. Carroll vii. give tea compliment
Ibry 10 her daughter, MIS- Gertrude Carroll.
Mrs. Polhemus viii give tea IN honor oi
her daughter, Miss Mamie Polhemus.
Mrs Thomas Bruce Is 10 give tea compli-
mentary 10 Miss Bruce, and Mrs. E w. Hop
kins a tea in honor OF her daughter, Miss
Edna Hopkins.
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Cinderella Company" in honor oil their lit tie
daughters S birthday.
Miss Lille May Boyd was rendered sur
pr lse party b. her friends and schoolmates
Saturday evening, November 8, at her resi-
deuce on Vallejo street. Singing and games
were INDUCED in until 1880 o'clock. when
the little ones repaired to the dining room.
where refreshments were partaken OF. Among
those present were: Misses Evie Herman,
Venue Hueston, May Hueston. Alice Girard,
rIene CoOgan. Ethel Cahitl, Hazel Smith,
Selma Lutticken, Edna Richmond. Agnes
Lanzendorf, Bertha VoorSanger. Edna Emery
OF Berkeley, Selma Abrams, Lonetta Dunning,
Lille May Boyd and Masters Claude Butler.
Frank D.bbe, Raymond or Oscar Lanzen-
dorf, Howard Sparrow, Harvey Sparrow,
Howard Emery OF Berkeley, Elmer Shine,
Charles KiIboru and Al bert Girard.
Nine o. l. Goldthwaite cele brated her birth
day al her cozy little cottage, 1882 Valencia
! street, last Tuesday evening. Music. dancing.
! singing, games and deligh ful supper were
! the features of the evening There were res
| ent Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Reighley, Mrs Dr. l. G.
| Leek Mr. and Mrs. James Reighley Jr., NJ SIS
Mamie Keogh, Lester Reghley. Mr.. aud Mrs.
/ 6. w. Le!the. Miss Octayia Leitne. Frank
Leithe, Miss Rosalie Reighley, Miss Samuels,
! W. Samuels, Masters Walter and Lloyd Reign
ley.
very enjoyable surprise party was given
! to Miss Camilla White at her residence, 1886
/ Seven teenth street, Saturday evening, Novem-
Der e. The evening spent in singing,
games and dancing until midnight. when a
sumptuous supper was served. Miss Lulu
! Harney ana George Poets favored the COM
pany by singing some OF the latest songs,