davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-17
ing, in q costume ofgreen satin especially
made for the occasion.
WATERFRONT SEWERS,
Health omcer Dunn Outlines a System
for the City Across the
Bay.

OAKLAND, CAL. July 16.-The recently
annexed portion of Oakland is receiving
the attention of the city government.
Health Officer j. P. Dunn has lust com.
ple,ed a thorough inspection of the terri
tory and declares most emphatically that
something must be done and done at once
10 a bate certain nuisances which are dis
cernlble on every hand,
Cemetery Greek is one OF the first th at
must be attended TO. He declares it to be
in most unusually tiltey condition and a
menace to public health.
Health Officer Dunn also believes that a
water.fr sewer should be constructed
running from East Oakland around the
west side to the northern limits. Into
this be would have all OF .he smaller sew
ers empty. At the mouth, near the main
lake source, he would have pumping
station.
The pumping station would be main
tanned by the sale of the solid m atter dried
and sold to the farmer as fertilizer.
All this will be brought before tho
Health Board in the proper time and the
matter thoroughly discussed.
Charged With Abduction
OAKLAND, CAL, July 16.-F. G. Silva
swore to complaint yesterday charging
Manuel Marshall with abductlon. Mar
shall was released today on $1,000 bonds.
Mary Silva, daughter o! the plaintiff,
left home Monday and secured a position,
claiming that she had been mistrea ed.
AS she had been TO picnic Saturday with
Marshall, Mr.. Silva concluded that he was
the cause OF her d1sapp4 arance.
Will Visit Berkeley.
BERKELEY, CAL, July 16-Regent.
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-17
Yeriscope LITIGATION

SUIT has boen instituted by the Walter
Orpheum Company against Walter Furst, j.
d. Loyegroye. Frank T. Light and others to
prevent infringement of copy right. The plain
tiff ayers that the defendants have no right
to pretend that they are exhibiting kinetic
pictures of the Corbett-Fiizsi immons fight,
since the plaintiff has bought the so right OF
the Veriscope Company 10 exhibit said pic
tures, and that the pictures offered by the de-
f. ndants are net genuine.
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-17
BDITH'S FATHER
AN OAKLAND BOY
Her Mother Tried to Make
a Living as a
Typewriter.
Graduated From Field Seminary
Where She Was a Noted
Singer.
Now the Little Child, Born in the
Poorhouse, Is Heir to the Oreede
Millions.
OAKLAND OFFICE SAN FRANCISCO CALL l
90S Broadway, July 16.

Little Edith Dorothy Creede, whose
mother was forced to allow her to be
adopted two years ago. and who is now
heir to vast estate. is the daughter of an
Oakland boy. The doings of her father
and mother created great interest here
some time ago. and after their marriage
they stayed at the Galindo Hotel.
Little Edith's father was John Mackey
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-17

| Martin and Denicke of the committee on
buildings and grounds are expected to
visit the university tomorrow to inspect
the new buildings now under course of
construction. and to consider the ju.,itica-
tion OF the recent cut in the salaries of the
ianitors.
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-17
TO THESE HIS
NAME IS HERO
Citizens Who Recognize the
Worth of Abraham
Lincoln.
Helping to Found a Lasting
Memorial to the Peoples
Champion.
He Stood for a United Country, and
Patriots Rally to His
Memory.

And stll they come. From all quarters
pour IN requests Tor certificates" guaran-
teeing mem bership in the Lincoln Monu-
ment League. The recent celebration of
the glorious Fourth seems to have brought
ever present patriotism to the front more
than ever, and young and old are eager
to see the proposed monument erected in
Golden Gate Park as soon as possible.
Following are the latest additions to the
roll OF honor;
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-17

Paul Lachman George A. Wolf
Elizabeth Hem Sselle A. Palmer
Pauline Pfeiffer Sadie Palmer
john II Casper Annie Meyer
Rhoda Bishop Augustine ubin
Mrs NJ. j Franklin ~ Lou So Aubin
Mrs. g. j. Rsychester p. J. Mlliet
g. j. Rayches-er Mrs, hendiger
S. Merzoach Mrs. Ellis
Hazel II. Flake
John SWEET school.
Pansy Pearlman j. Eos
Grace Mcmillan sam Breslauer
kthel Taylor V. Gourley
Abe silve. s.ein Il. p. sutton
Il. Mohr Lu u Sutton
f. Rohr MI Bellencer
Jessie Burns Mr.. Hoger
Robert Burns Mrs. O'Rourke
X. Burns Marguerite O'Donnel
+. L. Foster Pearl Lund
John Germs Mrs Lund
:. NJ. Sorenson Mr.. Lund
Adlrich Harris Will Graves
Otto esteIfe.d Esse Lehman
WAlla Yves erfeld Dora savage
A. y. Schwaidt Harry Harris
II. S. White +. Myers
Florence Murphy Alice rrewiu
Mary f. Murphy Ro' ert Irewin
F. w. Potter Alice Corbett
Edith ellington Mrs firth
Frank Ii, i,tlefied Mr.. Firth
Reuben Golebery Norman Hodgkinson
Jake Goodm n AMY Gray
John Shepperd Mrs ODo1nell
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-17
E0R SAK I0SE. LoS GATOS { SANTA CRUZ

CrTHAMER ALVISO LEAVES PIER DAILY
tSaiurdHy exceptsdl AT p. N. Freight and
passenger Fare between san Francisco and
Alylso soc; To San Jose. 75c. Clay o., Sisr L
~ w. sanIa Clara sJr san Josa
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-17
EARLY MORNING SCENE AT THE NEW DEPOT

the
bring enough
safely
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-17
FOR U. s. EiVY.YiRD and VALLEJO.

STEAMER "MONIICELLO,
Mon, Tues, We'd Thurs. and Sat t..
..9:4oA. NJ and 3 :l5 p. NJ % p. N ex. ThurS)
Fr1oeys........ ..-...... :..:...l r M Up Y.
Sundays. 10:3J A. n and r. 4
Landing and Offices. Mission Dock PisfA
Telephone Green SSl
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-17
Glenn ent School.

| element School
Eddie Jones Clnrence wethrington
| Lizzie Jones Fred Clausen
| TakeEa Kusanobu Dorothy Bloom
J. X. lrrazawa Blanche Callahan
IrviIg Lyons Roland Gruss
FIorence Gibbons Wi lie Morton
Milan Gibbons Mrs +. A. Scheubner
George hoAcne tarrie Scheubner
Mrs M. vessel George Bromley
Alfr' d p. Fl her David Olwell
Winnifred NJ orton Milton Qugiey
Howard Devine Clarence hothschid
Clarence GO man Luce tia Bromley
George Otis Spencer kdna Jossvn
4. w. Wolfe Dan O'Cunne.l
MIS- E. &. clifford lis Hartman
| Richard W oodson Ray Falk
Theodore Stewart Annie n awkes
Maud FISHER George Brown
| Minnie Newman Wi liam 3 Gage
| \ oei Mays Edward MulhuIsh
| Chauncey Payne Robert Hayes
Harry Factors George U'Nell
| Madeline Keller Monte Dernham
| Grace Walker Ray OSgoOd
] Nj. r. Berry Henry Ehlers
| Mrs. b. ]. Andrews Emma Bazet
Ronald Bailey Eina Browne
| Burdett Palmer Bertrand Paul
| Clifford Radston Bernie smith
! otis Wright lillian Geunon
J Daisy l. paniels Miss 2. Wormswer
| Grace Sullivan Mrs. a. Moore
| Adolf Baer Mrs Moore
Lloyd Hawiey Francetta Moore
| Water Deutsch heuben VidRver
] erbert Newman Let,ie Hasting,
! Bessie Day Mathew Vidaver
| Ethel M. Day Ernest Rowe
| s. 6reen john Miller
george Adams w. II. Coffin
| Mrs. Poiber Geo ge Koch
| Bora Gebhardt lois Underwood
| Mr. Paud er Edna Hoechier
Donica Lehuers jay Ellsworth
| Kathe inc wilson G. /. Rockwell
| Ade.e Arahold e. w. Lind
] iran Tyler Fannie Kahn
Agnes Otto Harry Clausen
| Eddie Strohmeir John w. Jones'
Richmond School.
| Angus Rolling Mrs c. NJ. Dillon
Carrie Run Mrs koss
stephen C.eary Ars q. w, Allen
Chris NJ Gilman MIS- G.. Strohmeir
4, hei Mangham Mrs c. II. Johnson
edward Ginl-y Lii lie Jean ~tedman
Mrs Nj. somers Evt Marshall
Nicholas Musbaum Peer Iyersen
Mrs NJ A. Handiey Mrs ]. Norgrove
Grace Dreyer Virginia Cleary
Elinor Ferguson IntZ Shone
Louis Jurs job Parker
James Conlan Henry Roberts
MauGe Southland X. NJ. Roberts
Fred Brandt Eobsrt Fay
Edith Erandt Hazel Fay
Julia Iuncquisr Emily Hancock
w. =. Simonds 4. j. Gallagher
Washington MacKillop Carrie Meghan
Victur A MackiiIop Lille MarAle
John Johuston Miss Murray
Louise Murphy j. w. JOY
Leonard .hueIler MIS- Nj. Tiliphine
Irma Mueller William O'Nein
Thomas Brophy Gretta Cleary
Adams Grammar School.
Arthur Kicker Hazel steen
Florence ouggenhetm Emma Piper
Leon Guggenheiui G. kobayaski
Luceile Il. tito Leon Morris
j. A. Jackson Anna Piper
Joseph NJ Cumming Ethel Little
X. Levin Viola Jonannsen
George w. Frazsr t)areDce Ills
Molle j. Ham .lton Edith Mish uer
b ha huster Ferdinand schultz
HaZ,l Ohm Bertha nchwesin ,er
ELM Schuetzer Mabel Lowenbrg
flora EDWARDS George II ltd brand
Res dw rs William Anconi
Herbert Mauch +. Hei man
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-17

Book OF \
Maggie Keating
Calvin a. Walker
Charlie, S Brearty
Margaret X. NTH
II. T.. Cotter
Miss n. l.. Cal houn
Annie { ericke
Anna II. smith
Nellie Bain
n. b. ountryman
| Mollie Bradley
Moilie Mcdonnell
Rose McKeon
Ger.rlde . ibbald
Caroline A. Sharp
Miss NJ. f.. Jtcobs
N iss A. NJ. Clark
FlOia K. NJ cIsaac
William F. Sarsen
So muei w. Collins
Belize {. Brown
Mary Farrell
Anabel Mcdonnell
Miss Z. j. Duthcy
Bertha Hall
Led ding PI
Fred Castle
Walter M. Castle
Aimee Hirsch
AlDer. T.. [ astle
Wallace Behlow
VIII kosenf field Well
Edith Gusgenhime
Mrs. GuggenhIme
Joe M alfanti
Alice Siern
Mrs. Packet
Wendsinger Mahoney
Theo. + Fershtand
James PopkenS
Max Po kens
Gloucester Willis
Haro q Iachman
L!oy d Jacobs
Max CHARLES
Herbert Behlow
Rafael Artiga
Bernard A. Sacrison
Laura r.. Sacrison
Victor Sacrison
w alter Grossman
Maurice SchweitZef Jr.
Oliver Dowdell
James H. jennings
Rebecca Jennings
Andrew Grant
Luella Jones
Willie Ste lie
Fl liner Irwin
Willie 4 she
Albert II arriS
Alfred Humphreys
Donald Graham
Mrs =. A. WeS.
ida LeZott
Miss NJ Nicklaus
Walter fautphaus
Bosa Ruegg
Lena Pronm
Edwarth Roth
Marguer te Bergez
Budd Murphy
Maize Lupton
George z. GoetZe
Michael NJ cGowen
L. NJ. Brechtel
j. Mi.liken
Nelma Gre enwOod
II aZel Greenwood
Pauline ATolson
Arth Or Hood
George Ward
John n. +. Wilson
J. aimon ConiisK
HeaIy kreutZmann
Libbie Aronson
Earl Leland
Willie Chard
Mamie Peterson
Sanford Rogers
Marcel Raynaud
Lloyd Powell
Water Meyer
Alice M-yer
John Pouyail
oliver Fischer
Lille FraHzoi
James Murry
sydney Norton
James lgstadter
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-17

STOCKTON STEAMERS
Leave Pier No. 8, Washington ST..
At r. n, Daily. freighE received up
30 n. VI.
M Accommodations Reserved by Telephone
The only line selling thro- -gh tickets aud giving
through freight rates TO all poin D.. Valley
RAILROAD.
STEAMERS:
T. G. Walker, j. ID. Peters,
Nary Garratt, City of stockton.
Telephone Main sos. CaI. Nav. and Impt. Co
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-17
Book OF w. W. Stone.

Y. W. Stone.
tlna NJ. Nelson
Matilda Hauss
Miss NJ. NJ. Curran
Miss r. ii. IDglesby
Edna McPhail
Miss l.. G. Mccormack
Arthur III. Steele
Fannie steele
:. Ii. Bond
Miss j. McD. Jameson
G or 9 II. Boke
Maize K. Boyd
Chau1cey o. sharp
Miss ]. McHewlett
N iss C. E. Rogers
f. W. Wright
Lizzie NJ cl oaald
Martha Z. hulbe
Miss l.. NJ. Mclean
"A. L. A bshire
A ice A. Gates
Miss X. c. Bachelor
Irene Hawkins
Bessie McAllisier
Alice tarTi gton
'imary Sch ooI.
Manuel Lopez
Roxey Murphy
Edwin Berl
Mary red
George Cosyich
Leon Guggenhime
Richard Guggenhime
Samuel Hcffman
Sylvan eimon
Douglas Pease
Frank j.. Canavan
Ernest J abiRn
Carl Hoffman
Alma Lezott
Anita Day
Constance Day
Char eS Linn
MyIon Ii offinan
Joseph Ferrine
Milton Greenwald
Mrs. Maurice sch weitzeI
Maurice chweitZer
jeffrey SchweitZer
Albert SchweitZ-r
Jack h. Schweitzer
Frank Marcus
h. b. Jennings
Pehecca Fisher
v ilet Grant
AlLert Ducruet
Pauline Dueben
Lea lngles
George Ber; cling
Willie Schoen
Frank Pesani
Ches:er Humphreys
Willie Hem
AT ed Wet
David Elamm
Dora Wolfe
+. A. Meyer
Bertha kuegg
Marie Bendlin
Elma SchUenfeld
lii l N Craig
Walter Freese
Jim Lupton
j. II. Gardiner
Martin kuenstle
Isaac 4 orion
Kobert Norton
Alfred Norton
w. h. billiard
G. A. Jessup
j. NJ. Emansky
A. davidson
r. A. tletc her
NJ. Burke
]. q. X kirby
William 0ilchrist
j. NJ. Welch
Louis Loupe
j. r. wayne
j. X. Kropp
y. NJ. Welburn
r. l. Crowell
Philip Ack
q. E Claiming
ID. &. Dixon
K. +. Martin
c. w elbura
George Marcus
II. +. Iburg
III, A, Moore
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-17
Richardson Ill.

BERKELEY. CAL, July 16.-A. A.
Richardson, the civil engineer who bad
been engaged 10 bore Tor artesian water
aud to demonstrate, ii possible, the
theory that a subterranean stream could
be ;ound underneath the town, is lying
dangerously ill at his nome on Francisco
street.
The San Francisco call., 1897-01-03
PERSONALS.

Mr.. and Mrs. Homer King, Miss Hazel King
and Miss Huntington left on Tuesday for tour
of Southern California
Mr. and Mrs. K. Bowerman have returned
from the Hotel Vend ONE. San Jose, and will be
home on the first and third Wednesdays at 706
Van Ness avenue.
Mrs NJ. p Kohiberg of All Ashbury street
will be al home the second and fourth Tuesday
of each month.
W. c. McCloskey, attorney at law, left for
Washington. d. c., Saturday. He will be away
on business about six weeks.
Mrs J. G. Johnson of Benicia left on Saturday
evenings overland for an extended Eastern
trip.
Mrs. ]. NJ. sabn of Telegraph avenue, Oak
land, is entertaining her sister, Mrs. julia Il.
Meredith, of Buffalo, N. Y, and her niece
Miss Carrie C. Towne of New York City.
NJ. L. Asher and family have given up house
keeping and are now residing at the Van
Dyke.
Frank King is visiting in Southern Califor-
mia.
DR.. and Mrs. Frank H. Fisher (nee Berry,
will leave next Wednesday for New York City,
where they will remain couple of years. Mrs.
Fisher will resume her musical studies there.
James A. Robinson is quite i'll at his resi-
dence win an attack of Ia grippe and his son,
Porter. is afflicted the same way. Mrs. Robin
son has had a severe attack OF typhoid fever,
but is slowly on the road to recovery. Her
little daughter, Elena, had similar attack.
but improved rapidly, and has been sent to
the country to temperate.
Mrs. Margaret Irvine is at the Occidental
Hotel for the season.
Mrs Edgar B. Carroll will receive on the
second and fourth Sundays in January at her
home, Bella Vista Villa, in Sausalito
Mrs. Evan j. Coleman and Miss Carrie Gwin
will receive on Tuesdays in January at their
residence, 1450 Sacramento street.
Mrs. S. G. Wheeler AID Miss Helen Wheeler
will receive on January 15 at their residence.
2440 Jackson street.
DR.. William j. Younger will leave for Chi
cago, his future home, on January g. Mrs.
Younger and the Misses Younger Will remain
here about six weeks.
Callaghan Byrne will return to Los Angeles
on Saturday evening, after two weeks visit
here.
Mrs. James Irvine will receive on January 6
and 20 at her residence, 3O8 Page street.
Mrs. Bertody Wilder Stone will receive on
Wednesdays in January at her residence, on
the northeast corner of Clay and Laurel
streets.
Mrs. NJ: M. Estee, Mrs. c. j. Deering and Miss
Estee will receive on Fridays in January at
their residence, 2291 Sacramento street.
Mrs. Isaac Hecht and the Misses Helen
and Elsie Hecht left Cairo December to
make the Nile trip. They will return to Cairo
early IN January and will remain there some
months before going to Italy.
MIS-. Phlllp Caduc is passing the season at
the Hotel Bella Vista.
Miss Maud Ingles Francis arrived from Los
Angeles on Christmas eve TO visit Mr.. and Mrs.
). B. Schroder Jr. at the California Hotel.
MISS francis recently came from Paris to act
The San Francisco call., 1897-01-03
A C1ub Partv.

One of the most brilliant and enjoyable
gatherings of the past week was given by the
members of the n. s. L. K No. 10 on last Tues
day evening at Lunt's Hall.
The hall and -eception-rooms were beauti-
fully decorated with evergreens and holly
Arthur Meussdorffer acted as floor manager,
ass listed by Messrs. Fred Martens, Robert F..
Haight, Herman H. Herzer and Fred G. CANT
ner. Among those present were Misses Marie
Babin, Felice Kingsford, Mary T. Alexander,
Bessie Roden, Mae Folsom, Ala keenan,, Lottie
Music, Mizpah Frederick, Susie Hall, Mar
celle Green, Elinor CIoudace, Lottie Barrere,
Aida Sbarboro, Carrie Strehl, Lille Roeder,
Eta Butler, Florence Wilson, Sophie Schil-
ing, Sadie Gardner, Kate Byinglon,
Clara Byington Ada Trayers. Dot Sewell,
Maud Folsom, Ramilda Frapolli, Anna NJ
Hayes Rose Mccormack, Belle Hemminway,
Mennie Bresse, Mr.. and Mrs. George S. Nevin,
Mr. and Mrs o. A. Hasslinger, Miss Gussie
Weeks, Martha Korbel, Emma Hoesch, Sallie
BOYLE and Messrs. j. ]. de Haven, ]. II. Whee-
Ter, Dr.. r. Bryant, DR.. T. J. Frazer. Wallace
Alexander, William ]. Belcher, ]. J. Van Nos
trand, George A. Christensen, Lewis Byington,
]. E. Forrest, Ed Denigan, Will C. Corbett, w.
g. Loaiza, DR.. Mack V. Stone, William G. Barr,
Clarence Z. Music, CASTOR Roussy, Fred G.
Will, Joseph Korbel, Henry de la Vega, Chester
judah, o. NJ. Howard, Charles K. Howe, Dr.
Philip Seibel, William Hooke, DR.. W. /. Terry,
Hugo Hartman, William F. Sawyer, Fred T.
Martens, Herman II. Herzer ana many others.
The San Francisco call., 1897-01-03

Captain Isaac Bluxome, one of California
earliest pioneers, and the man who was most
prominent in organizing the National Guard
OF this State.
James Benjamin Wooster, the gentleman to
whom Miss Bluxome is engaged, is very well
known in this City He is brother OF Philip
Wooster of the firm of Porter Brothers, VINO
married sister of Mrs. Gus Spreekels
Mr.. Wooster is graduate OF Trinity Co!4ege
of this City, identified in club circles ana mas
been for some time engaged in the commission
brokerage business.
The wedding of the young couple Is to be
celebrated on Easter Sunday.
The wedding of Edwin A. Bernhard oil the
Washburn- Moen Manufacturing Company auo
Miss Estelle Hause, daughter of Mr.. ana MRS.
E. Hause, will take place on Tuesday, January
10, ct high noon, at the brides residence,
$40 Fulton street.
After an extended honeymoon in the south
ern par of the State they will take up their
residence in Alameda.
Mr. and Mrs. A. Wiener of 1421 Golden Gate
avenue announce the engagement OF their
daughter Carrie to William +. Cohn. At
home this Sunday, January 3, from 10 3 P. ~
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. l.. Reynolds announce the
engagement of their daughter Mary sheldon
to Hazeltine Hosmer. The marriage Will take
place at the residence Of the bride's parents
on January z.
The engagement is announced Of Miss
Josephine A. Ganst to John Dierssen.
The San Francisco call., 1897-01-03

tral Railway, who is touring California In MS
priysfe car was as Coronado during the week,
accompanied by Mrs. Velasco and TWO sons
and Colonel Otey Bradford OF Wells, Fargo
Co. Francisco Rodriguez, Collector OF customs
at Tia Juana, brother OF Mrs. Velasco, 1olneo
the party at the hotel.
The elevator and DELL boys at the Hotel Gel
Coronado appeared on Christmas eve III natty,
new uniforms
]. D. Potter Columbus, Ohio. is now at the
Hotel Coronado
John D. Gray, Fresno, came down by the last
steamer to Coronado.
John 81. Latane is at Coronado from San Ra-
fael.
Ethel Becht of San Francisco was at Coro-
nado with friends early in the week.
]. J. Cook, Yosemite, paid Coronado Drlei
visit recently
William F. Booth is at Coronado from San
Francisco.
j. H. shadinger, Chicago, is a late arrival at
the famous southern resort.
Thomas Hill, the well-known Yosemite art
ist, was welcomed at Coronado on Monday
evening by many old friends. Mr.. Hill is ac-
The San Francisco call., 1897-01-03

as bridesmaid for Miss Cora Goodrich OF Los
Angeles.
Miss Eleanor Wood went to Yreka last Sat-
ureay to visit friends
Mr.. and Mrs. John Gillig are residing at the
Hotel Bella Vista.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. ]. Dutton and Miss Mollie
Dutton are passing the winter at the Hote
Bella Vista.
DR.. George H. H. Redding left last Tuesday
evening on the Sunset Limited to visit New
York City.
Mrs. Housewife Wildman will leave early in
January to visit the City of Mexico.
Jesse d. Carr arrived here last Monday from
Salinas City, and is at the Occidental Hotel
Mrs. Frank S. Johnson, who has been with
her son at Coronado for the past six weeks,
has been joined by Mr.. Johnson, who will re-
main there for some time on a vacation.
Miss Sarah d. Hamlin has returned from a
hurried trip TO Massachusetts, where She
went to accompany the remains of her only
brother, who died while in search of health
on this coast. Miss Hamlin will spend the
remainder OF the winter at her residence, 1849
Jackson street.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. OBJ. Gum entertained about
seventy-lve OF their friends on Thursday even
ing at their residence, 1888 Clay street. There
was dancing during the evening and the New
Year was welcomed while ali were at supper.
The San Francisco call., 1897-01-03
WEDDING BELLS.
Davis-Abraham Nuptia1s at Union
Souare Hall.

Union-square Hall on Sunday evening, De-
cember 20, was the scene OF very pretty we'd
ding, the contracting parties being Miss Bella
Davis and Hyman Abraham, both of this City.
The Rev. Dr.. Nieto performed the ceremony in
his usual impressive manner, his words OF ad-
vice to the young couple being eloquent, car
nest and thoughtful. Miss Selma Davis was
maid of honor to the bride. while Misses Net
tie Appel and BERTHE Tomsky led the way to
the center of the hall, strewing flowers before
the bridal couple. who were followed by Miss
Bessie Levy, the brides maid, and Isidore
Simon, the best man.
The hall was prettily decorated, being
draped and festooned with soft stuffs of deli
cate tints of cream and blue. After the cere :
mony congratulations were in order, and then
the young people led the march to the banquet
hall, where B. C. Samuels, acting as toast
master, read numerous kilograms bearing
loving and heartfelt congratulations from
many absent relatives and friends. Toasts
and responses were in order and many clever
speeches were listened to. After P. NJ dane
ing began and continued until after midnight
The young couple have lett for Del Monte an d
Pacific Grove.
E. Davis, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Samuel, Mr.. and
Mrs. C. Samuel, Mr.. and Mrs. B. Levy B. C.
Samuel, William Samuel, Max Samuel, NJ. E.
Davis, Miss Selena Davis, Lawrence Samuel,
Miss Leila Samuel, the Misses Hattie and
Bertha Samuel, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Simon, Rev.
DR.. and Mrs. Nieto, Joe Simon, Mr. and Mrs.
Leon Levy, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. D. Levy, Mr.. and
Mrs. NJ s. Levy, Mrs. G.. Asch, Miss Bessie
Levy, Abe Levy, Martin Levy, Mrs.
B. Brown, Mr. and Mrs S. Appel, Mr..
and Mrs. w. Appel, the Misses Cora
and Sadie Appel, Mrs. Isidor Simon,
Mr.. and Mrs. S. H. Merzbach, George and
sherman Appel, Miss Carrie Appel, Mr..
aud Mrs. NJ. Cohn, Harry Cohn, William
Cohn, Miss Nellie Cohn, Miss Bella Cohn, Mss
Tessie Cohn, Mrs NJ. J. TOBIAS, Mr.. and Mrs
J. Davis, MIR. and Mrs. II. Tomsky, Miss Sarah
Davis, William Davis, Miss Matte and Annie
1omsky, Mrs. B. Cohn, Mr.. and Mrs. H.
Schwartz, William A; Cohn, Ike Cohn, Miss
Carrie Wiener, Mr.. and Mrs. Nathan Davis,
Misses BERTHE and Miliy Davis. Mrs
H. Lippman, Miss Morris, Henry and
Oscar Lippman. Mr.. and Mrs. E.
n. P. Phelan, Mr. and Mrs E. Sober
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Morris, Miss Pauline Morris,
Ed Morris, Miss E. Solomon, Miss S. Ham
burger. A. L. Whitehead, Joe Raphael, William
Knorp, E. Hauser, T. Holzhausen, Mr.. and
Mrs. +. ". Reichers, Misses Pauline md Sarah
Harris, Frank Abrahams, Miss F. Abrahams
Rose Simons, NJ. Kuttner, Henry Gilbert, j.
Silverstein, Mr. and Mrs. w. Piiger, Miss Pill
ger, S. Glucksman, Mrs. c. Lund, Miss Pearl
Luvina Lund, Miss Turner, Ignatz Levy A.
LesZynsky, NJ. Monisch, Mrs. G. Kohn, Mr.. and
Mrs. H. Casner, Mr.. and Mrs. p Harris VIII
liam Liebrich.
On Sunday afternoon, December 27, there
was celebrated at Alyiso, Santa Clara
County, Cal, by the Rev. Father Ragglo OF
Santa Clara. the wedding of J. Dunno of this.
The San Francisco call., 1897-01-03
MISS ANNA LIEBENTF1AL, Little Bridesmaid at the Llnfeld
Fechhener Wedding Last Tuesday.

Digniied Judge Walling of Nevada City, as
sisted by Grand Chief Tempar Webb OF Fresno,
joined hands and effort in setting up half
dozen coasters" for the larger boys. puzzling
their heads over multiplicity OF wheels, bolts
and screws.
The celebration took place in the afternoon
There were plenty of presents Tor all, and
after an interesting and not too long pro-
gramme the gifts were given out. A realistic
Santa CLAUS made his appearance with the
singing of the last piece on the programme,
and commenced by serving out gifts and can
dies TO the little tots feature OF the day
was the presentation of q number of books to