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The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1897-07-14

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The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1897-07-14

Vim, yigor, and victory; these are the
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The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1897-07-14

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The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1897-07-14

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The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1897-07-14

"Last summer one of our grand child
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The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1897-07-14

John Griffin, of GAINESVILLE, o., says {:
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piles" For piles and rectal troubles.
cuts, bruises, sprains, eczema and all
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The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1897-07-14

Burning, itching skin diseases instant
ly relieved by DeWitps Witch Hazel
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The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1897-07-14

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The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1897-07-14

Mr.. BRYAN is indirectly giving
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Tammany to nominate a free silver.
ite for Mayor,
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Don't nauseate your stomach with
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The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1897-07-14

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The San Francisco call., 1897-10-03

This is the season when social leaders con-
vene and prepare for the numberless func-
tjons that help make the winter season me
morable and brilliant, from social standpoint
OF course.
In the midst of all these formal preparations
many informal little affairs creep in to give
foreUaste of the joys 10 come.
Yesterday afternoon MIR. and Mrs. William
Whittier (nee CarroID chartered launch and
took party up to the Miramonte c.. .ub in
honor OF Mss Virginia Fair. Mr.. and Mrs.
WhittieT's guests were Miss Fair, Miss O'Con-
nor, Miss Julia Crocker, Miss Gertrude Carroll,
Fred Greenwood, Walter Martin, Nat Wilson,
Will Powning, George de Long and Harry
Houghton.
On Tuesday evening Miss Marie Wells gave
iheater party at the Columbia, compliment
tary 10 Mr. and Mrs. Oerichs and Miss Fair.
The party occupied TWO boxes, and after the
play enjoyed supper at the University Club
Another theater party on Tuesday at the
Columbia was given by Mr.. and Mrs. S. NJ.
shoruidge in honor OF Major and MIS- Darling.
Mrs. w. B. Wiltshire, VINO is visiting here
from her home in Los Angeles, has been the
guest OF honor at several delightful fairs
recently.
On Friday last Miss Fannie Danforth gave
charming luncheon in her honor at her lone
on Broadway. Twelve covers were laid on
round table, bright with pretty blossoms Miss
baH4oTth guests were: Mrs wiltshire, Mrs.
Charles S. Wheeler. Mrs. Albert Gallatln, Mrs
Frank P. Mcclellan, Mrs. H. Dutard, Mrs Will
liam D. o'Kane, Mrs. Dolly Brown, Mrs James
Hogg, Mrs. Edwin Danforth and MISS Moar
On Tuesday las Mrs. Wilshre was the hon
ored guest at an exquisite luncheon given by
Mrs James Hogg al her lovely home OF the
corner OF Broadway and Buchanan The
guests were seated at round table which was
handsomely decorated with q wealth of
mowers. An elaborate menu was discussed
amid most elegant appointments. Each lady
received as favor dainty bask I of roses
Mrs Hogs guests were Mrs. W. b. Wiltshire.
Mr.. c. L. Watson, Mrs, Andrew " Ross, Mrs.
William D. O'Kane, Mrs. James Hogg, Mrs. H.
Duiard, Miss Fannie Danfortn, Miss Cal
Iaghan, Miss Jeanette Callaghan, Mss Clar-
ice Sheldon. Miss Bessie Cole, Miss Mabel
Hogg.
Mrs. l. Loweaberg gave luncheon on Fri
day ct her home on Van Ness avenue in honor
OF the retiring executive committee OF the
Philomath Club Covers were laid for
eighteen.
The wedding OF Miss Sachs and Albert Baruch
i announced for the 1dth
Mrs. Louis Schwa bacher has issued invita-
lions Tor luncheon tomorrow Monday al her
nome on Clay stree1, in honor OF Mrs. jacob
and MIS-. Oppenheimer of New York The
luncheon Will be served in the ballroom and
the guests, numbering fifty-eight will be
seated 1T small round Ia bies.
The engagement is announced of Thomas C.
klerulf OF this city and Miss Georgiana Nav
Nightingale.
She is the daughter of John Nightingale, the
retired capitalist, and sister to DR.. John Night
ingale.
Mr.. kieruiff is the fourth son of c. +. Kier-
u-n OF Berkeley. He is himself a promising
attorney OF San Fran cisco.
lie is native OF Iowa. and WAS educated at
the Iowa College, the United States Naval
Academy and the Hastings College OF the Law
The San Francisco call., 1897-10-03

receive their friends at their residence, ID
Birch avenue, this Sunday, October 3.
The Swedish society VIII celeprate its
entertainment. concert and ball at :. Turn
Verein Hall, 1913 Turk street, Saturday even
ing, October 80.
regular monthly entertainment and dance at
Odd Fellows Hail, Friday evening, OCTOBER D.
The Dawson City Minstre. Company are prom
lnent features OH the programme, which has
been arranged as folloWs: -
Bones, Tommy Eggert, Jim ellis. S. P. An
drews; conversationalls 4. a. 6oran1; n taIn-
Sheerin; opening overture, DAWSON ~! MIN,
streI Company; "Come Down, Man. n oney,
Tommy Eggert; selected. FranK boya' H1nn .nh
Lucky Jim," J. Wheaton Leonard; special.
ties Miss May Robinson in her buLleSque OF
an up to-date young man; ReglnaIu IraVers
in h IS burlesolie of an up todate young lady;
something, Jim ellis; tine Heart :, ,9f, bo"ed
Down" j. 2. Grodgens; Boom Ban, "liIlam
Kohl; selected, William Ogilviei "Hot lime
in the Old Town." Miss Juanita Coad On,
Mr.. Johnson, Turn Me Loose" FRANK II aye;
Because l Love You, Dear" A A. b9lAnl;
finale $4,000 cham pionsh1p caKewalh ~
the company the cake to be AWARDED the
couple that execute the most graceiql move
ments and are dressed the neales'' 9uuses
E. A. Belcner, r. B. Carpenter, 40. Go!Ion'
Dr.. j. Townsend. s. G Cheever, Dr. .. d. ROD
erts, L. a. Hayward.
Nine. Camilla Urso will give two gIana iaIe-
we'll concerts 10 be held on Thursday even
in, October IA, and Sunday evening, OctopeT
IL al Golden Gate Hall. These concerts WIZ
be under the patronage of many promlnenS
society ladies, and will doubtless prove ,r the
fashionable musical events OF the season. Inc
following artists have graclously tehuSisu
their services Miss Florence Doanc, MISS
Marie Lima Voltz soprani; Miss Carrie Bowes'
Miss Eleonora Joseph, planists; arthur "eiS'
viooncelo; the Colonial Ladies quartet; elg-
nor Martinez, accompanis!.
During THIS series Nine. CanlIia UEso WI
Lay: Scotch fantasie for violin Top. Aol' Max
Bruch tintrod uction. .Adaglo, Scherzo, Ahdnn te,
Finale); Concerto Russo Top. 29), LnIo rus
sian melodies. iptermt zzo); Concerto (op. o4),
Mendeissohn lat the request OF the muslc1anSl;
Concert study Psganini; serenade,t Saint
saens; variations on a thema of Chopin (MS.l,
Camilla Urso dedicated to the ladies OF san
Francisco
The San Francisco call., 1897-10-03
PERSONALS.

Dr. Luke Robinson, who has been seriously
i'll in Seattle Tor the past five weeks, returned
home last Saturday, somewhat improved IN
health.
Mr.. and Mrs Alfred Bouvier left last Tues.
day evening for hurried trip to New York.
Mrs Bouvler has been i'll most OF the summer
but was able to accompany Mr.. Bouvier.
DR.. S. American returned from New York
las t Wednesday evening.
D. Stcinberg las returned from two weeks
sojourn in Sonoma.
Miss Leo Wetelsburg has returned from Sac
ramento after an absence of three weeks.
Mrs. Nathaniel Wfckliffe Muir formerly Cara
Shadburue) arrived last week to spend the
winter in California.
Miss Adelia Cereghino mas returned to San
Francisco after jnurn of several weeks aJ
Halfmoon Bay, San GregorlO and Pescadero.
She will be at home on the first and last Tues
days.
Mrs. Hattie C. McNulty has returned after
three mon tbs visitin Washing ton and Oregon.
Mrs. a. Payne OF Johannesburg, South Africa,
accompanied by her little daug hter, is visiting
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. William Pardy,
25l6 California street.
Mrs. Charles G. Harker will spend the
winter in San Diego at the Southwest 1nsti-
tute.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Jacobs OF Eureka are
visi ting relatives here. :.
Mr. and Mrs. H. S. Weaver sojourning
with several friends at their Oak Hill Villa in
the Santa Cruz Mountains.
Mr.. and Mrs. b. V. Christnut, accom- panied
by Miss Tessie Skelly and Mrs. NJ. P. Kob berg,
viii spend the next six weeks at Highland
Springs. q.
Miss Anna Daily left on Wednesday evening
for Chicago, where she will join Madame
McdjesSas company.
Mrs Emil Golinsky (nee Schwartz) will return
to her home in Keswtck October 8, after a stay
of six weeks in the city with her mother, Mrs.
Alex Schwartz OF 436 Golden Gate avenue.
The San Francisco call., 1897-10-03
WEDDING BELLS.
Miss Sullivan and David Keefe
United at St. Patrick,s.

The marriage Ct Miss Maggie Z. Sullivan
and David Keefe was celebrated on Wednes-
day evening, Seplem Der ID, at St. PauicA's
Church. on Mission street. Rev. Father Keane
ofheiating. J. +. Mcdonald was the best man
and Miss Lizzie Sullivan, a sister OF the bride
octed as bridesmaid. The bride WAS hand
somely dressed in a cream-colored gown.
which was trimmed with duchess lace. A
wreath of orange blossoms confined the veil
to the coifure. The bridesmaid wore light
gray dress trimmed with pink satin and white
chiffon. The church was well filed with tn e
numerous friends OF The happy couple, large
portion OF them being from Smartsyjlle the
former home OF the bride.
Alter the young couple had received the
congratulations of their friends they repaired
10 their future home, 433 Minna street, which
had been tastefully arranged Tor their comi g
Alter lndulging in numerous games and songs
the company retired TO the dining-room, where
n sumptuous repast was enjoyed Mr. and Mrs
Keefe were the recipients of numerous ana
useful presents. They returned a few days ago
from san Jose, where they went TO spend their
honeymoon.
At 2 O'Clock on Sunday afternoon last Ber-
thold a. Baer OF Germany and Miss Lean
Schwartz were married at the home OF the
brides parents, Mr. and Mrs Alexander
schwartz, 436 Golden Gate avenue.
Key. NJ. 5. Levy oihciated at the ceremony,
al which only relatives and q limited mum ber
OF intimate friends were present.
The home was handsomely decorated for the
occasion with profusiOn OF choice flowers.
The bride was attired in O handsome dark
gray tailor gown, with hat to ma tch.
Mr.. and Mrs. Beer will make their home a Z
the Hotel Marguerite.
Miss Mary F. Daily and John W. Wainwright
we're quietly married on Tuesday, Septem ber
2S, at noon, at the home of the bride S mother
6lO Hayes street Rev. Father Flood per.
formed the ceremony in the presence OF only
the relatives OF the contracting parties Mr.
and Mrs. Wainwright are spending their
honeymoon al Monterey.
The San Francisco call., 1897-10-03
CLUB PARTIES.
Dances, Receptions and Entertain
ments of the Past Week.

The Massesoit Social and Literary Club held
its September meeting at the home of Miss
Perkins, 513 Page street, the 23d. The
programme OF the evening was as follows (:
Comic impersonations, G. Z. Hall; bass solo,
David Wilson; mandolin solo Spanish fan
tasia), Miss Annette Zinns. A comedietta, in
one act by Jacob Abarbanell, was presented
in very enjoyable manner by DR.. H. L. Dietz,
Mrs H. L. Dietz, DR.. ]. A. Kuykendall, Miss
Nellie Chase.
Games were in order during the remainder
of the evening, the baby social" provoking a
great deal of merriment.
The arrangements for the evening were
made by the Misses Flora and Agnes Fillmore
and DR.. J. A. Kuykendall.
The NhTsovienne Club gave a japanese SOU
venlr social saturday evening, October 2, at
Wells Hall, 1901 Post street, corner of Fill
more. The affair was most en- joyable success.
The Eschscholtzias entertained almost 200
of their friends at dance Wednesday evening
in Social Hall. Alcazar building. The feature
The San Francisco call., 1897-10-03
IN THE FUTURE.
Fashionable Organizations Pre-
pairing for the Winter Season.

grand gymnastic exhibition, concert and
bail, TO be given under the auspices OF the San
Francisco Turn Verein, will be held on Sunday
evening, October 3, at Turner's Hall, 323
Turk street.
The recently organized FL Captain Club will
hold It's opening party at Assembly Hall,
Friday evening. October 10. The success of
the affair and OF the club is assured. Among
the members are: ]. Frank Jewell, president;
Sidney G. Lippet, treasurer; Lucien White
secretary; H. Sylvain HonigsDerg and Lester
c. Oppenheimer
independence Social Club will give a dance
on Friday vening next at Mozart Hall, 1858
Market street.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. E. Kragen (nee Gensler) will
The San Francisco call., 1897-10-03

The Rev William Hail
Hobbs Wedding
friends
and pal
suit Of
black
mn feathe
Miss Hobbs
silk
Walter J. Wiley
ext
Mr. and Mrs Goodwin left
in D.
The San Francisco call., 1897-10-03

with appropriate green's and shavings artisti-
cally arranged: Numerous vocal and instru-
tai selections were rendered for the en-
tertainment OF the guests.
AT IL o'clock the guests were invited to par
take OF a delicious supper. The dining-room
was beautifully decorated with flowers and
greens and lighted with Japanese lanterns.
Numerous presents were received by the host
and hostess.
serenade and surprise party was recently
rendered to Mrs. A Johnson, $50 Folsom
street.. The following were present: Mrs. A
Jonnson, Albert Johnson, the Misses Annie
and Frida Johnson, Mrs. d. Swanson, Mrs. f.
Nelson, n F. P; Witzemann A: Peterson, w.
Brown, Mr.. and Mrs. G. Pique, Edward Plque
Miss Frida Diethe, Miss Agnes Thompson Mr.
Thompson. Miss A. Sullivan, Miss A. Bengtson,
A. Otterberg Miss Z. Mitchell and ". Agreen.
party was given TO Albert Hennessey III
Saratoga Hall last Saturday evening i he
evening was spent in dancing games, etc.
and an impromptu programme was rendered.
AT mid night bountiful repast was served
in the beautifully decorated dining-room.
Among those present were: Miss Irene Stacy,
Miss Loretta Hennessey, Miss Mile Griffin,
juliet Foley, Miss Rose Foye, Miss Medge
Smith, Miss Rose Morrison. Miss Marguerite
Reardon; Messrs. Albert HenEessey. James
Dunleayy, James Cusiek; Gerald Griffin: For
Oscar Theme, Joseph O'Brien, George Hen
nessey.
A very pleasant surprise party was rendered
to Tom Boston, Saturday evening, Sepiem Der
%, at his residence, 160Sl2 Folsom street, the
occasion beiug his twenty-second birthday.
Alter pleasant evening spent in dancing,
singing aud games the guests repaired TO the
oining-room where an elaborate repnst was
served. Toasts were proposed by Frank Dan
iels. George WEIGH and Charles Woods.
:, The following guests were present: Mr. and
Mrs. Pete Fearr Mr.. and Mrs. z. NJ. Gendar,
Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Buckley. Mrs. L. II. Dill
lon, Edward Hawkins, John Kerr, Miss sarah
Hopkins, Miss Annie smith. Miss Clara Rob-
inson. Fred Stein, Alfred Weber, Will Hogan,
Harry Bernall, Miss Carrie Buscell, Miss May
Boston. Miss julia Hogan. Miss May Hopkins
Fred stevens, John Fitzpa rick, Miss Tessie
Bernall, Miss Alice Mann, Mrs. NJ Boston,
Tom Boston.
On Monday evening, September 27. a
surprse party was tendsred Merch Winter
by his many friends at the Mission The
young ladies' having the affair in charge artis-
tically decorated the parlors. The evening W as
pleasantly spent In games, dancing, recita-
ton and songs. Among the numbers on the
programme were awhfsting solo byMiss Cordie
Weijen; song, Miss Grace Odell; song Ben
Crawford; piano solo. Joe Fitzgerald. The af-
The San Francisco call., 1897-10-03

on Saturday afternoon in honor of the fortieth
anniversary of their marriage Mrs Celia
Fischer. Miss Applegate, Miss Dillon and Miss
Anne Dillon assisted the hostess in receivin,.
Among the invited guests were: Mr.. and Mrs.
F. H. Rindge, DR.. and Mrs. A. \. Elliott, Rev.
DR.. Stevenson and wife, Colonel and Mrs. G.
Wiley Wells. B. {. Truman, DR.. Kuns, Octavius
Morgan. d. Desmond. r. C. GiIlls, Mr.. Lindsey,
II. &. Oakley, Mr.. Jamison, P. S. Allen, J.
Rogers, c. Robu and E. H. Sweetser of Santa
Monica. From Los Angeles were: Mesda mes
John WofSktl. Richard Dillon. II. NJ Sale,
Jordan, Ferd Wheeler, D. A, McGarry, Celia
Fischer, Laventhal, Charles Gasseu, A. Win
ters and L. H. Baker, Misses Wolfsk Kill, Jord an
and McGarry; Dr.. and Mrs, Keating, San Ber-
nardino; Mrs. Hesse and Hiss Hesse, Soldiers
Home.
The San Francisco call., 1897-10-03
THEY'RE ENGAGED.
Miss Garcia /. Carter and F. S,
judah Announce Their
Betrotha1.

Mrs. S. Marcus announces the engagement
OF her daughter, Garcia L. Carter, to Floyd s
Judah, son OF II. R. Judah, assistant general
passenger agent OF the Southern Pacific Com
pany.
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Roth announce the en-
gagemert Of their daughter, Jeanne, to DR.. Al
bert Abrams. They will receive at their resi-
dence, 40l Baker street, on the first two Satur.
days in October and on the afternoon of Octo-
Der 3.
Mr. and Mrs. J. ]. Rauer have issued invita-
mons for the wedding CT their daughter. N SIS
Anna Juliet Rauer TO Richard Joseph Graf
The ceremony will be ceie brated at ST Mary's
Cathedral, Wednesday evening, OCTOBER g.
The engagements announced OF Miss Louise
Ehrhorn and Arthur James. The wedding
will take place October IL
The San Francisco call., 1897-10-03
Highland Springs.

HIGHLAND SPRINGS CAL, Oct 2.-Dancing
ana excursions seem more OF pastime ct
present than during the earlier season. The
evenings are all that could be desired.
MUSIC has power TO charm the savage" and
these are the sentiments generally after lis
tening TO some OF our talented guests. Miss
schwartz OF Alameda, Captain Collier of ''coI-
net lame ana Louis Newbauer OF the cele-
DRAFTED Tiyoli orchestra, very courteously
iavor us for entertainment Our younger
set recently organized the Tamale Cub and
are constantly introducing new and varied
amusements. The beautiful steam yacht
Ariel is their favorite and is now under char
ter by the club
Hon. II. S. Foote, United States District At
torney, IS resting here.
A; b, MeCreery, the popular capitalist, Wis
lteo bl' Lake County ranch and spent u few
Gays around the springs for a change.
George n. heaton senior partner of the
we'll own firm of Wheaton, Brown & Co.,
and also an authority on whist, is com bining
business with pleasure and making the hotel
his headquarters.
Dr; L T. Lane, president of the Cooper Medi-
cal CoIlege, san francisco, has returned home
alter most enj jDyable stay
b. " ChrisAnet OF the Earl Fruit Company,
The San Francisco call., 1897-10-03

accompanied by his wife, is taking Ia much
needed rest.
Mrs II. Holland and daughter, Miss E. c.
Holland, returned to their home in Oakland
last Wednesday.
Alfred Tobin ana Dr. r. c. Williams spent
last Sunday here, on their way down from
Ukiah.
Among those registered here are: J. U. An
thony, c. A. Morgan, s. S. Warner, Thom as
McMahon, Mrs. ]. Irving. Mr.. and Mrs. G.
Cipolloni, DR.. and Mrs. Philip Mills Jones.
John Sroufe, San francisco; ]. L. Robins IN,
w. o. Edmonds, T. Lunceford, Upper Lake
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. II. Brown, San Mateo; N
Cooking, England; Albert Allen, Wood and :
William 7. Brush, K. c. Ban Cioyerdale
Paolo BargagliotIi, Switzerland; ]. Still An
derson, Lower Lake; George Cahili Henry
Boggs, David Villa ms Judge and Mr. Bond
q. W. Minstreli, Mrs. Gray, William Boggs,
Lakeport
Tamalpais.
MOUNT TAMALPAIS. CAL. Oct. 2-During
the days OF the past week the visitors 10 the
summit of the stately mountain have wit
messed some gorgeous atmospheric conditions
produced by both wind and fog. The curious
instruments connected with Uncle Sans
weather bureau on the summit have attracted
considerable attention.
Mrs. NJ. NJ. Watson and Miss r. C. Dunlap OF
San Francisco were among the CUES on the
summit this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. George r. Ram of San Diego
The San Francisco call., 1897-10-03
HOME GATHERINGS.
Interesting Affairs of the Past
Week in Local Society.

The housewarming incident to the opening
OF Frank Frapolps new house on his beautiful
ranch near Crystal Springs was an event that
brought JOY uncontined TO few select guests.
The host did the honors OF the occasion with
generosity and taste that won the admiration
OF all present. Among those present were
Laurie Brenton, Gustave Pelizer and II. A.
D!ehl.
A delightful social function was held Tues
day evening In the spacious parlors of the FAIR
mount, rendered 10 Nine. Emily Z. Lassaugne,
the new soprano from Europe, by the guests
o1 the motel. hme. Lassaugne rendered some
beautiful operatic VOC al selections, English,
Scotch and other songs TO a large company OF
aDnreeiatiye music-loverS She was pres ented