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WHAT TO Do,

There is comfort in the knowledge
so often expressed, that DR.. Kilmer's
Swamp Root, the great kidney remedy,
fulflls every wish in relieving pain in
the back. kidneys, liver, bladder and
every part of the urinary passage.
1t corrects inability to hold urine and
scalding pain in passing it, or bad
effects following use of liquor, wine or
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necessity of being compelled to get up
many times in the night to urinate. The
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Swamp Root is soon realized 1t
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cures of the most distressing cases. If
you need a medicine you should have
the best. Sold by druggists, price fifty
cents and one dollar. You may have
a sample bottle and pamphlet both
sent free by mail. Mention The
WATERFOWL REPUBLICAN and send your
address to DR.. Kilmer & Co., Bingham
ton, n. Y. The proprietors of this
paper guarantee the genuineness of
this offer.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1897-09-15
HOW TO FIND OUT.

Fill bottle or common glass with
urine and let it stand twenty -four
hours; a sediment or settling indicates
an unhealthy condition of the kidneys.
When urine stains linen it is evidence
of kidney trouble. Too frequent
desire to urinate or pain in the back,
IS also convincing proof that the kid
news and bladder are out of order.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1897-09-15
The WATERFOWL REPUBLICAN,

By G. W. NORRIS.
Published every Wednesday at Watertown,
Wisconsin. aud entered in the pOstoftce as
second-clasS matter, postage prepaid.
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NOTARY PUBLIC.
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RESULT The substantial durable Instrument placed
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and strengthens.
DR.. Miles Remedies
are sold by all drug
gists under a positive
guarantee, first bottle
benefits or money re-
funded. Book on dis
eases Of the heart and
nerves free. Address,
DIR. MILES MEDICA
The San Francisco call., 1897-08-29

Mckenzie Musical Society. Ecstasy Waltz
(ArditD, Miss Zelda Lewis. (a) Minuet (Pade-
rewskD, (b) Home, Sweet Home" and varia-
tions arranged by Appeby). E. J. Appleby,
banjo viriuoso; Love Will Like a Wild
Bird Flv," Carmen (Bizep Miss Min
..For All Eternity" (Masch' roni), }. Z. Grod-
jens; "Life's Lullaby" arranged bv Mckenzie
Nane), Ladies' Quartet-Miss Lou NacCormick
first soprano, Mrs James Igo second soprano;
Miss E. Hansbrough first alto, Miss Jennie Lar
sen second to,and Mckenzie Musical Society |;
comic selections, Sheriff r. l. Wnelan; Louis
lana Lou" IL. Stuart, Mckenzie Musical So
March (Sousa), Mckenzie Musical Society.
The members of the Blue Ribbon Cotillons
have issued invitations for their second grand
party to be held on Wednesday evening, Sep
tenn Der l, at Humans Hall, 1412 Polk street.
Miss Nellie Fresieben and Albert Sonnen-
berg will receive their friends to-day, Sunday,
at 1916 Broadway, between and D P. NJ.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gustave Speier (nee Monas ch)
will hold their reception this Sunday. August
%. between 2 and o'clock. at 422 Golden
Gate avenue.
Professor G. r. Pucketts dancing academy
will give an evening dress party next Thurs
day evening, September 2. at their new hall.
march will begin at P. NJ. Refreshments will
be served throughout the evening.
The California Dramatics will produce the
beautiful drama 'Lochinvar" the idyl of
the backwoods) on Sunday evening, Stptein-
Der 5, al Native Sons Hall. On this occasion
Miss Ruth Bellevile will make her debut
under the supervision of Dudley Stanhope and
Harry Leipsic.
The Coiu mbia Debating Society will cele-
brate its third anniversary by giving lady
minstrel perform ance and ball at Union
square Hall Monday evening, August 30.
The San Francisco call., 1897-08-29
WEDDING BELLS.
Church and Home Ceremonies for
the Past Week.

A pretty wedding took place at Grace Meth
odIst Episcopal Church last Thursday even
ing, the contracting parties being Miss Alice
H aake and Charles David Chase of Honolulu.
Harry Umbsen was best man and Daisy Haake
maid oil honor. The Misses Della and Dora
Haake off1cIated as bridesmaids. The bride
was given away by her BROTHER oliver Haake
After the wedding, which solemnfzed by
the Rev. DR.. Beard, the bridal party repaired
TO the home OF the brides mother, Mrs. J.
c. Haake, where reception was held. After
q trip to Monterey Mr.. Chase and his bride
sailed on the Alameda for Honolulu, where
They will make their future home.
pretty but quiet wedding which took
place at ST MarY's Cathedral, on Van Ness av-
enue, on Wednesday evening, at O'clock, was
that of Nathaniel 2. Halllnan ana Miss Nora
Culiiaan. The ceremony was performed by
Rev. J. b. Hannigan ana was witnessed only
by the re!auves OF both parties and few
friends. The bride as attended by her sister,
Miss Hannah Culllnan, and the groom by
his brother, Joseph Hallinsn. The young
couple lett Thursday tor q tour OF the south
ern part of the State. On their return they
will occupy the handsome new cottage which
mas been erected and furnished for them by the
groom parents on Seventh avenue south. They
Will be rendered a reception and a house
warming there by their many friends on their
return home from their Wedding tour.
Miss Tywen Mowyth James, niece OF John
NJ. James, and Thomas Z. Daniels were quietly
married Thursday at II O'clock at the resi-
denCe OF a. L. Collins, Central avenue and
East Fourteenth street, Melrose. The cere-
l1ams of the Welsh Presbyterian Church, Oak
land. Only relatives were present. Miss
Given F. Collins maid of honor and D. n.
james attended as best Alter the cere-
mony q Delicious wedding luncheon was
served. The wedding presents were unique
and SarVicpabfe
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From 8 social standpoint the past week in
town has been duh, stale and unprohtaole.
The out-of- Town season has not closed yet, and
although many fashionable leaders viii return
TO their City homes on the 1st OF Septemo Der
the indications are that popular resorts Will
be the center OF all social gayeties for several
weeks yet TO come.
San Rafael has been unusually gay during
the past week On Monday evening last ].
Athearn Folger gave Il birthday dinner in the
private dining-halI at the Hotel Rafael Mr..
Folger's guests were: Mr.. and Mrs. j. j.
Crooks Mrs. J. A. Folger, the Misses Emile
and Alice Hager Miss Sallie Maynard, E. NJ.
Greenway and Harry Stetson.
D. Walter celebrated the anniversary of his
birthday last Tuesday evening by giving a
dinner party at the Hotel Rafael III one of the
private dining-rooms- Among those present
were Mrs. Walter, Mr. and Mrs. Ignatz Stein
hart, Mr.. and Mrs E. S. Heller, Miss Madeline
Beer of New York, Joseph Friedlander, Clar-
ence Walter and Herbert Walter.
On Wednesday evening Mrs. General War
field gave delightful supper at the San Ra-
fael and entertained among Others Mrs. Hager,
the Misses Hager, Mr.. and j. J. Crooks and Mr..
and Mrs. Green.
MI and Mrs. Nicholas Van Bergen gave a
large dinner party last Tuesday evening at
their residence on Post street. The affair WAS
in celebration of the birthday anniversary OF
the host. Covers were laid for thirty, and the
floral decora tions were beautiful.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. o. Howard gave a pleasant
dinner party at The Colonial last Thursday
evening and entertained Mr.. and Mrs 6. F..
Richardson and Mr. and Mrs. William Herr
mann.
Mrs. Leopold Meyers OF Auckland is winning
lavish praise from the press Of that city for her
clever and delightful sketches of Japan and
Japanese life and customs as depicted her
Leaves From a journal Japanesque, now
being published a serial in the supplement
OF the New Zealand Herald.
Mrs. Movers has q large and admiring circle
OF friends III this City, where Mrs. Martina
Shainwald she was for several seasons a'popu-
lar belle in her particular set. Mrs Meyers is
the sister OF Hermann Shainwald, the we'll
known real-estate man.
The San Francisco call., 1897-08-29

invited were: Mr. and Mrs. Henry Lttt Mr..
Love and Mr.. Adams Jr., also OF Oakdale; Mr..
James Lawson of Nevada, A. Hauss, C. Hemp
Efll and others.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Hamilton celebrated
their tin wedding SatuI day evening, August
%, at their residence, 1910 Tennessee street.
| The house was tasteful Y decorated with ever
green's and ferns. most enjoyable evening
was spent in dancing, singing, music and
games. The well-known piper Daniel Beaton
and The vocalist Robert H. Fair were among
the guests. At midnight a delightful supper
WAS served, after which festivities were re-
sumed. The hostess received many valuable
tokens OF regard, both useful and ornamental.
Among the guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Hamil-
ton Mr.. and Mrs. D. Keefe, Mr.. and Mrs. M.
Lowdan, Miss Aileen T. Keefe, Miss Margaret
NJ. Buchanan of Washington, Miss Sarah A.
Keefe. Miss Mollie Maylone, Miss Josie Keete
Miss Birdie Stephens, Miss Lenora Lowdan,
Alexander Keeie, Daniel Beaton. Charles
Keefe, Ro bert Fair, Professor r. Miller, John
Keefe, Bobby Phair, Dan Keefe and Mrs. S.
Hamilton of Washington.
A very en- joyable sat home" was given by
the Misses Agnes and Kate George Sunday
evening, August IS, at their residence, 1121
Alabama street. The entertainment for the
evening consisted of recitations and music.
The following were present: R. D. Valerga.
Mrs r. d. Valerga, Frank Valerga, Albert
Valerga, Claude Valerga, Raymond valerga,
Charles II. Parrish, Mrs. Charles H. Parrish,
Louis B. Parrish, Miss Grace Parrish, James
The San Francisco call., 1897-08-29
IN THE FUTURE.
Musicals, Dances and Betrothal
Receptions Are Announced.

The Music-teachers' Association OF California
will give its twenty-sixth concert Wednesday
evening, September l, at Kohler q Cnase's s
Hail. The following programme will be pre-
sented:
Remarks by the vice-pres ident, Nine. Ellen
Coursen-Roeckel; piano solos (d). "Landl ches
Lied, (bl "Reiterstuck" (scnumann). little
(Massenet. Miss Ida schintz; violin solo.
"Home, Sweet Home" with varieties (Henry
Farnoz), Miss Grace Weymouth accom- panied
Ds Miss Aliee S Weymouth; piano solos, (a) "ln-
.'Tarantelle" (Stephen Heller, Charles l.
GimmeI; either duet, MAY Bells Schottische' -
Miss Geslne Goetjen, William Reck, with gui-
piano duet, "Tanz der Maikafer" (Holtz,
(Danse d'un Hanneton) Misse, Sophie and
aucie Czarneski; piano solos, (a) op 1I3, No
., o) op: ll3. No (GurI,tt), Littls RUBY Rol-
Dancla1 trio. mandoine, Miss Annette Zinns;
violin, Benedict Smith; piano. Miss Olive
1lnns: rlan1 NOS SOLO "Aragonaise." Ballet Cid,
the Mando in" (Parker-RoeckeD, the Alamo
Quartet, Miss Grace sherry. Mrs Cathie Cour-
sMen-CMamPoell' Md Am Mrs. George Stout and Miss
The seventh musicaleand hop OF the Mex en-.
zie Musical Society will take place next
in InnIs1sy Gay evening, September 2, at Odd Fell
voices. They nave made these concerts yerv
popular by their fine solo and ensemble work.
evening:
;, Bridal chorus, "Lohengrin" (wagner). Nc
kenzie Musical Society: (al Dream On" (see-
ngsonn). (6) Love kHoffmann), Miss Eta
frazer. (d) Lovely Night (Chwatal) (b) PRO
posai" lDownes)-Laoies Quartet: Miss Zelda
Lewis, hrst soprano; Miss L. Wefesburg. first
alto; MISS Kitty McShane, second soprano;
tBischoff), Miss Anne Ia George. (a) NIn spain,'
arranged by J. W. Mckenzie (Petrie); tb) Ella
paloma," by request tYradier)-Ladies' Quar-.
McShane, second soprano; Miss L. Wefelsburg.
hrst alto; Mrs. NJ. koTmann. second alto, and
The San Francisco call., 1897-08-29

visit to friends in San Jose, and will remain
| for month.
Mrs Annie Page and her sister. Miss Jennie
Mcdonald OF San francisco, are 'isiuue III
T Mrs. C. Hayward and daughters and George
E. Hayward are stopping at the Hotel MIRA
j. MANI. a real-estate dealer OF Chicago, who
formerly resided in this City, visited relatives
and friends during the recent Endeayor Con-
Prosecuting Attorney J. A Spinetti and wife
are stopping at Hotel Metropole, Santa CATS
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip verrill Mighels will go
abroad on the 11th of September to reside IN
London Mr. Mighels, who has attained IT.
to "Jndpe,' "Black Cat" ..Harpers" ''Out-
ing" and the "Syndicates," is a native OF Ne
vada and his wife. formerly Mrs. Ella sterlug
Cummins, is native of California
The Misses Margaret and Annie U Caliaghan
are at the Hotel Rowardennan in the santa
Cruz Mountains.
Mrs. Rooney and her daug oter, MISS Ma.uio i
Rooney, OF Santa Cruz, are visiting 1rlehos IN
this City.
Mr. and Mrs E. warde have gone to Watson,
! vile 10 remain for some time as the guests ol
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Walker.
Miss Lizzie Castagnetto and Miss Eta Ar
dizzi. of San Francisco, are visiting MIS-. u "'
Zeiro OF San Jose
Miss A. Walsh is residing at the Hotel Mira
mar.
Louis Cahen of the firm OF Louis Cahen &
Son, who has been seriously ill with bronchial
catarrh at his home, 1917 Franklin street, IS
greatly improved and is now out of danger
Mrs. Maurice Summerfed has lett tor alt
Lake City,
Mrs. Frank P. Jacobs and Miss Harriet Levy
have gone to Catalina Island and expect to re-
main away several weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Birnbaum have removed
from 1922 Ellis street to IVA Geary street.
Mrs; Birnoaum will be at home on the second
Wednesday.
Miss D. sslinger of Seattle is stopping at the
Hotel Miramar.
C. G. Brandt, ex- Councilman of San Diego,
and wife, who have been spending the past
three months with their sister-in-law, Mrs. 5.
Criss of Oakland, have returned to San Diego.
Mrs. !. Rudee and Miss Sarah Rudee OF $40
D-visadero street have gone on a visit to
Ukiah aid Vichy Springs.
Mrs. F. Eichenlaub and child of Vancouver
are stopping a the Hotel Miramar.
Mrs. J. WilZinski and child of Visalia have
taken rooms at the Hotel Miramar.
Mr. and Mrs. James Proctor WhItnev have
left for a short stay at Vichy Springs.
The San Francisco call., 1897-08-29
PERSONALS.

DR.. and Mrs. C. B. Brigham are entertaining
Mrs Thurlow McMullin and Mrs. c. A. Nc
Nuty at their country home on the shores of
Lake Tahoe.
Miss Jessie Fillmore, daughter of J. A. Fill
more of the Southern Pacific, left here last
Sunday evening for Chicago visit to
friends.
J. C. Walker, capitalist of Fresno Mrs.
Walker and their daughter, Miss Lolita Muth
Walker, have returned from a two mon ths'
visit in the East, and are now stopping at the
Hote. Savoy.
Miss Catherine Leavitt of this City is on a
The San Francisco call., 1897-08-29
Mount Tama1pais.

MOUNT TAMALPAIS, CAL, Aug. 2S.-Dur-
ing the past week many parties have pic
nicked on Tamalpais rocky crest. Like mag
net the famous mountain seems 10 attract
visitors from every part of The world.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. de Franchyille OF Paris
France, were am ong the guests OF Sunday last
Mrs. Marie Schroeder of Riga, Prussia, and
Mrs. e. Dunlap of Los Ca bezes. Arizona, sur
veyed the coun try from the summit this week.
Thomas r. Hayes of Hongkong, China /;
George r. Cleveland. Chicago; II. E. Fallman,
Detroit; A. E. Boyd, London; Alexander Her
and L. H. Priest London, are among the re-
cent visitors who have ascended the mountain.
party consisting of the following Homo
lulu people were on the top OF the mountain
this week: Colonel S. Barker, Miss Barker,
Miss Helen Barker, Miss Davis Barker and S.
Barker Jr.
William H. Coleman was a guest here this
week.
Mayor James D. PheIan assembled the noun
week.
Among those having recently registered at
the Tavern of Tamalpais are the following:
s. NJ. Ferguson. Mrs. C. E. Curley, Miss Lillian
Curley, Mr. and Mrs. TrOwnseil, Mr. and Mrs.
Stlilweli, James Frerney, Miss Beatty, Miss NJ.
Walsh, Mrs NJ. Rgdon, David Backhater.
Miss Mollie Owens, Mr.. and Mrs William
Ward, Miss NJ. E. de Cora, w. f. Golcher. Miss
Lena Miller, Loui. Miller, j. Peterson, j. p.
Oliver, William d. Farrell, John Satchweil, R.
! Collins, Florence NJ. CAFES, w. w. Doer, Mr.
and Mrs. Richardson, II. R. Grantley, James
w. Iendal, Z. Sc llgman, Miss SeligmaD, Mrs.
4. Tracy, R. H. Webster, Captain T. Murray,
Thomas D. Bulger. 7. I. Bulger, z. Winiger.
The San Francisco call., 1897-08-29

dies-Mrs Isabella Cook, Mrs. Anna F ood.
Mrs. Cecil, Mrs. Anna Miller, Mrs. Ber tha Jor-
Miss Pricilla Davies, Mrs. Rassac, Miss Daisie
Place, Miss Mabel Thomson, Miss Julia Witte.
Miss NJ. Learv. Miss Matte Farris, Miss Emma
McAllister and the Misses Mathew>-have or
ganzed under the name of the Woman's
Golden West Musical Club for the purpose of
mutual advancement in music. The idea is to
obtain standard works for two and four per-
formers and also m usical compositions rarely
heard. The aim OF the club is TO present these
compositions with the best talent of the club
wnen possible, and by outside artists when
necessary. All students and lovers of music
are cordially invited to cooperate with the
club.
Mrs. Anna Miller is secretary of the organ
iza,ion. The clubrooms are located at 1886
Market street.
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THEY'RE ERGAGED.
Announcement Is Made of Early
Autumn Weddings.

Mr.. and Mrs S. Solomon announce the en-
gagement OF their daughter Minnie to Mark
Schwartz. They will receive Sunday, August
%, from ? 10 O'clock, at 1914 OFarrell street.
The wedding OF Miss Abel kOhrbacher and
Conrad A Meussdorffer Will take place on
Wednesday evening, September l, at nalf-past
5 O'Clock at the residence OF the brides
mother Owing to the recent death OF the
brides father the wedding Will be a very quiet
one. Only relatives viii b. present
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fore the eye of all that Iittle joke Mr.. Del.
richs played Thursday evening caught every
one most Q tutifully. On toble in the Cen tel
OF the lobby, paced in the most perfect man.
announcing it 10 be "First prize, tennis
tournament" Naturally everybody examined
1t and the Disguised expression which i'm
mediately passed over their faces when the
''hrst prize" turned out only battered old
syrup pitcher with the lid broken off and
caused great fun Ior those watching the per-
formarce
II. E. Huntington made the Del Monte a
fl lug visit during the week. arriving at mid
night Tuesday night and leaving the follow
ing day. He came on a business trip and was
travelling in his private car.
Some OF the notab bic people now staying here
a-e: Mr.. and Mrs. John Fowler, Miss Tanner,
H. Modatta, Tho Wyss. Hon. J. S. Sherman
and family. Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. GARLIC, Miss Ca
rillo, Mrs. E. J. de Santa Marina, Miss Blacker,
Miss M. Newcome, R. T. McLsren, Mrs. Nc
Laren, Miss Bernard Mrs. ]. L. Steiner. Miss K.
D. Howell, Mrs. John Wright, Mrs. L. G. Baker,
Ii. g. Martell, Mr. and Mrs. d. p. Bostor and
richs, Fred R. Webster, George B. Sturgess, F.
G. Price, Mrs. George sturgess, Miss M.
sturgess, Miss C. Sturgess Baron B. Won
Schroeder, Baron A. Won Schroeder, E. Won
Abercron, Mr.. and Mrs. Adam Grant, Mr..
Towne, Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Tubbs and family.
Miss Haste, Jesse Koshland, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ.
S. Koshland and family, Mrs. B. Schweitzer,
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Mebius, Miss Sather, Miss
Stapleton, Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Laton, Mrs. NJ.
A. Chabot, Miss Chabot, Mr.. and Mrs. E. Snow,
Mrs. E A. Bruguiere. Louis Bruguiere, Emile
Bruguiere, Captain and Mrs. A. II. Payson and
famll ~, Mrs. w. M. Brodie, Miss Bar bara Bro
die, MISS Grace Shepherd, Mrs. w. H. Patton
Miss E. Patton, Miss B. Ames, +. c. Lusk, S: L.
Sproul, Mr.. and Mrs. Y. D. Sprou, John Par
rOtt and family.
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Mrs. g. D. Cooper, W. S O'Brieu, J. T. Hurlev, H.
+ lackwood, ]. f. McQuaide, Fl. W. Higgins.
Mrs Leo Goldman, Miss F. Freshman. Miss L.
Lauzet, Miss NJ; Gross. 2. Il. Martin. James F.
Ludlow, I. +. Blake, Miss Mollie Feeney. Miss
Jennie Feeney, Mrs. Kahra, II. E. Wallace, W.
d: Anderson, A. Betz, A. J. Marcus. ID. NJ
k1ngman, DR.. Z. r. Field, Charles l.. Field, w.
w. Bing, G. Gehret A. Sutter and wife, John
Grogg. K. J. R. Alden, H. F. Stahl J. M. Eva,
Lila NJ. Eva, G. L. Ber sha, W. w. Watson and
wife, George J. O'Connor, Charlie Spaulding.
Miss Eta Myer, R. Robinson, N. Goldstein and
WHe, Alexander Lippman, Mrs. r. A. Eo-
monds. r: A. Fitzgerald, Mrs. f. Miller, Miss
Alice Miller, Miss May Mi Ter, Colonel J. J.
Tobin wife and daughter; DR.: A. r. Merriman
Jr. and wife, Charles Nelson. ]. r. Puckering,
w. Wagner, r. Z. Wallace, E. ]. Lynch, DR.. r.
Q. Baldwin. NJ Macdonald. Mrs. w. G. hunt,
L. b. McGinnis
Del Monte.
DEL MONTE, CAL, Aug. 2S.-The gayety OF
last week has continued with scarcely any
abatement during this week, and what with
perfect weather. plenty OF amusement, the ex-
element of expectation in regard to the ten
MS tournament and last, but In no respect
least the fact that there are actually more
men than women staying here. the visitors at
this pleasant hosiery wear a habitual express
sion OF unalloyed content. OF course, when
the guests are happy the management is
pleased and "all goes merry as marriage
Del Monte is probably the only resort in
America at the present time where the men
are In excess oil the women, and In conse-
quence the summer girl here has an embar-
rassment OF riches in the shape of devoted cav
alters. That she is making good use OF her
time and opportunity goes without saying.
The chief amusements of the week, aside
from the tennis tournament, has been bowl
ing, and there are some wonderfully expert
players mere, among the ladies par tcularly.
Miss Shepherd. Miss Brodie, the Misses Tobin,
Mrs. Ryer. Mrs. Fowles and Mrs. Worden
Todd must be awarded the palm among the
lady players.
A bowling tournament WAS held again this
week, Herman Oelrichs presenting the prizes
as before, and Mrs. G. E. Worden and +. F.
Ryer winning them.
Golf continues to hold its own, but the topic
OF Interest during the week has been the IN
vitauon doubles tennis tournament which is
played for the first time on the Del Monte
courts
The tournament has been SO constantly be-
The San Francisco call., 1897-08-29
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AT THE RESORTS.
Notes From the Mountains, the
Seaside, the Lakes and the
Sprinos.

Although September is close at hand, still
society continues to linger at the seaside. the
mountains, the springs and the lakes. and the
indications are that October will be on the
The San Francisco call., 1897-08-29

SEE select styles, shapes, shades. Should
select soon. Keiih's. e0S Market street,
Phe!an building. Exclusively a frst-class
millinery house.