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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-10-20
Police AneeGra.

Charles johnson WAS 6ned 81 and
costs BY Magistrate Stafford for dis.
orderly conduct.
Joe Laughan and Frank Ryan. two
notorious hoboes. were arrested yes
serday afternoon by Capt. Eckard
and Officer Ryan. They were given
tve minutes to get out Of town.
Louis Miller. drunk, arrested BY
Capt. Eckard and Officer Mccarthy !,
Vas fined IS and costs BY Magistrate
Stafford. He went TO iail.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-10-20

Henry +. Paulsen and Miss Jessie
Mae Burton, were married at Trinity
church at 8 o'clock last evening,
Rev. Hewitt, of Moline, officiating,
Mr.. and Mrs. August Ehmke being
witnesses to the happy event. After
the ceremony the bridal party
returned to the home Of the
brides sister. Mrs. August Ehmke.
621 Twentieth street, where Q we'd
ding supper was partaken OF. Mr..
and Mrs. Paulsen left on the Burling-
son train at z O'Clock this morning
for st. Louis. their future home, the
groom being employed there. The
happy young people are we'll known
here. and their many friends will
Join in wishing them much hsppi-
ness.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-10-20
CAPES.

OHb Co.
Fifty elegant Astrachan Capes. lined
with silk seree. storm collar. edged e0 2e
with blaca Martin fur. worth els, Of ~ =
4 hundred handsome Kersey Cspes.
applique cloth and button etc. vel
Vet collar. You have paid o. for a 20
those not % good, at............. VsSS
Sis: ~: ~ Il: tn H nd 1900
Dir Titus Salts. very handsome plush
cApes. full silk lined, th!bet edge
'front.' and DOLLAR. elegant braid and
jet trimmed. 9oinch loag, i2S-inch
sweep. match IL II you can for less ~ a
toan eio, et...... OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. bssOs
Sixty nne Plush Capes. Jet and braid
trimmed, Oby ii2tnch sweep, act n ca
uaily worth ef3.5o. at............. 0sOG
Genuine Salts Plush Canes. fancy
lined fur edge, braid trimmed. q n
marx the price. ...................... OsOo
Fancy Boucie. cape with black Mar.
tin odging full silk lined; don't pay
$40 or el2 for this cape somewhere = o.
else. Our price .................,.,. Os00
Good Cloth Cages. al prices, running
Gown Is Low as 81 ~; all fresh new = "a
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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-10-20
Mr.. EI'ss McIntirs's Wu,.

The will Of Mrs. Eliza McIntire, o.
Edgingtou township. has been pro
batcd. She bequeaths to her son
Lawson McEntire, the north half Of
the southeast quarter ot section "a
In township 16; to her son. Clellss
AcEntire, the south halt Of the south.
east quarter Of section "a, townshix
IS; to her son Joseph McEntirs, 500;
to her daughter Margaret Criswell,
$500. The remainder Of her po.see
sions the testatrix leaves for eoua,
division between her daughters. joe
ePhins. Florence and. Emily MeG.n.
tire, and her son Samuel McRpxire
The will Was drafted Dec. "a. ,see-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-10-20
GLBMANN & BALZMANN
WILL
Save You Money
Carpets and furniture

and for No lobe o
splendid stock of Carpets Rugs Mattings, Oil
Cloths, Linoleums, ETC., to our patrons. The goods
ought to be shown because they illustrate the cream
off the seasons production in every line and present
grand total Of carpet magnifcence unapproachable
elsewhere. The entire carpet trade in the three
cities cannot surpass attractions in qualities and
of the patterns displayed. Our friends will find no
less than 900 different designs all new, fresh artistic.
and strikingly. appropriate to the room for which
they are intended
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-10-20
River Rtplses.

Tho Winona and Verne Swain were
in and out.
The Mac and Hattie Darling were
up and down.
The water 10 stationary ct ESQ;
the temperature at noon 81.
The change Ia the river from Rock
Island noFthward In the next "A
hours will be small and irregular.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-10-20

You ought to know that when
suffering from any kidney trouble
. safe. sure remedy is Foiey's Kid
Dey Cure. Guaranteed or money re-
funded. For sale BY T. b. Thomaa
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-10-20
Prices from l2ac Up to $3.50 Per Yard

One lot heavy ingrains choice colorings. at
27Hc yard.
One lot of union extra superior ingram, worth
$50. for 3oc yard.
One lot of half wool ingram, a good wearer of
the latest and most tasteful designs worth 45c for
$50 yard.
One lot heavy all wool filled extra superior in
grain. worth Coo at 4oc yard.
Five frame body Brussels from 75c per yard up,
and all other grades In proportion.
Rugs of all descriptions and sizes and uses.
always guaranteed on Carpets as we'll as on Furni,
ture, etc. We do not buy job lots or old patterns,
but from carpet mills direct and only the newest
designs.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-10-20
MCCABE'S

The
r the fall and winter leading
Thb b Caps y.ss
Other
em promnenee
tnghfes the
end have them here
asking
Bargains fashionable Coats
garments Grown tale
md nothing quite
We men.i y Q
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-13

been visiting his aunt, Mrs. T. R. Clary, OF
Stockton, has gone to Railroad r1at' OaAa'eA
as, for the summer.
Mrs DIR. Nellie Beighle has been visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. n II. Beighle at Pacihc Grove
and is now visiting Mrs. w. w. Van Arsdale'
SissonS, Cal. -
Mrs. Milton s. Eisner will chaperone Miss
Florence Cowley, Miss Alice VOL ana heI
sister, Miss Reinste1n on trip to Alaska ana
the Colrmbia River. They leave on the Waila
waila on June 20, and connect with the
Queen.
Judge Jeremiah Sullivan, DIR. Livingston,
Attorney II. Holiday McPike and K Porter
Ashe spending some time in Sonoma ana
Lake counties.
Miss Sophie Bernstein is the guest OF Miss
Sarah LubOsch, AT 731 O'Farrell street.
Mrs. w. Z. Bowes is spending the month OF
June with Mrs. I. f. Scully at Rose Cottage
Sausalito.
Mrs NJ. King and daughter, Fannie, OF $50
Tehama street, hsve lett the City 10 spend the
summer at Sdusalito
Mis-. Jennie Silversteiu and Miss Lillian
Slverstein have removed to S27 Larkin street
Mrs. s. !. Mooney and son sailed on The
steamer Peru for soiourn at the sandwich
Islands.
j. Abrams has returned from his Arctic trip.
Miss Minnie Sisenyine has gone 10 FL Vino
on a visit 10 her friend, Miss Ma bel Root.
Mrs. Goetze aud her daughter, Mildred
Goetze has returned alter u visit OF five weeks
in Monterey.
Mrs Philip Peck, with her daughters, the
Misses Stella, Emily and Mabel, will leave by
he Honolulu steamer on the 10Th inst 10 JOIN
her husband on his coffee plantation in the
islands, where he has been for the past three
years.
Harry Harris and Mrs. Rose Harris are
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-13

21st inst at the Palace Hotel will not be con-
fined to Britishers, the priD cipal speakers, W.
II. L. Barnes, Rabbi Voorsanger, Horace Piatt
and James d. Phelsu being Americans. The
committee in charge are anxious to have their
American friends with them on that occss on.
Tickets can be obtained at the Office of w. j.
Callingham, 420 California street. W. Greer
Harrison, W. J. Callingham, Rev. w. w. Bo.-
ton, committee.
The first grand annual picnic of the Swedish
Ladies Society will be held to-day, SUNDAY,
June Is, at PlitIsville Park, Fruitvale.
The original comedy drama, My Albany
! Home" by Wallace w. Wideman, will be pr o.
duced on ThurSda- evenin :, June II, by the
Thursday Night Dramatic Club at the Mission
Opera Hall. Mission street, between Seven
teeuth and Eighteenth. Dancing viii follow
st 1880. The play cast is as fol ows: DR..
! Gordon, an Albany physician, H. W. Lynch;
81 wilkins farmer on The banks OF the Hud-
son. Henry G. Lehman; Fred Willard, alias
Beverley COulton, college student, f. J.
Erickson; Maurice Simpson and Corporal Nor
win, Edward p. Daw; Harold Wilkins Sis
son, a college student Wallace W. Nidemanu
(authoD; Sergeant Murphy and Colonel Lam
ders, George Long: General LOugstreet, Benja-
min Crawford; Redney, choir boy, William
Wider; Jes wilkins, In love with DR.. Gordon,
Miss Maggie Campbell; Mary, maid, warm
friend 10 Jess, Miss LOttie Dwyer.
The first private outing OF the reorganizec
La Volta club will be held a. Fairfax Park,
Marin County, this Sunday, June 13.
The Alliance Francalse has issued invita-
tions for a literary and musical entertainment
al Native Sons Hall Friday evening, June Is.
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-13
The Geysgrs.

Among the guests the Geysers are several
champion swimmers. who were induced 10
seek this retreat through the popularity
OF the swimming lake, which attracts
large crowds every afternoon. The past weeks
arrivals are as 70 lows: l. Barrere, Mrs. H. l..
Van Wlnkle, Kellogg Van Winkie, Miss ]. b.
Van Wrinkle, Rachel Van Wrinkle, Helma Ole
son, Il. T. Dyson, ?. B elenb berg Z. Pears,
Mr.. and Mrs. Hiram B. Cook, Mrs. ;. j..
Henderson, Miss Nellie stow, san Francisco !;
Miss HELM Powell, Master Alvin Powell, Ma
ter Stanley Powell Mr.. and Mrs. II. l.. O-good
Abraham Leach, L. c. Zimmerman, George
Lackie, +. 4. Leach Jr., Ed Leach, Oakland |;
Mrs. Mary X Gunner, Mexico city; Guy Cuz-
ner, Belmont; J. y. Beverly, ILLINOIS !;
Mrs. ). Stow. New York; Nealy Harris
Harry c. Newman, Berkeley; Miss G.
J. O'Keefe, Grace NJ. Langley, Mrs. W.
II. Sizer, Miss May Palmer, Alameda 4;
Sherman II. Stow, Joseph Fusch. J. l. fusch,
Douglas Watson, Miss Hawkins, Guy /. Cutler,
Mrs. p. + Cutler, J. OR ,illj Robert w. Pfaffe
John II. Kingston, A. a. COnnOr. 81 Green, DR..
Burns, San Francisco; George T. Burns, Ne
vada; Miss Roselle Nicholson, MISS Lille Mol
Ter, Miss Minnie Dow, Mr.. and Mrs. H.. A.
Powell, Miss Eva Powell, Oakland; Miss Iar-
win Gerald, Alameda: DR.. NJ. L. Petit, clover
dale; Miss d. Connell, Mrs. L. ]. Bird Mrs. NJ.
j. Field, Guerneville: 7. J. M6loney, X. L..
Cochran, san Francisco.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. l. Moody and Miss Mae
Moody are still at the Gcysers, 10 remain an in
definite time
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-13

visiting their aunt, Mrs. NJ H. Jacobs of
Mrs. n. A. Russell of Denver, Colo, accom-
panted BY her little son, is on visit TO her
mother, Mrs. Henry Payot, at the Palace
The Misses Annie Tanniau and Addie God
kin are soiourning in MIL Valley.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Payot have taken cot
tage al Haywards for the season.
Miss Helen Kelleher OF picturesque Cali
foruia," who has just returned from success
fuI lecturing tour of the Sate, Will leave IN
few DAYS for sojCurn i'll Yosemite valley.
Mrs. G. w. Shriner has returned TO the City
after several months spent in trail Amer1cs.
Miss Eta Mcleod, daughter OF gus Nc
Leod left SATURDAY., the 5th inst, 10 visit her
sister, Mrs. +. A. Rockhold. in Chicago. She
will be absent for four months. ~
Mr. and Mrs. j. D. Frey formerly OF 1909
Laguna street, have removed 10 IOS DeVlSA-
deTo street, where they will be pleased to re-
ceive their friends.
Mr. and Mrs. H. Lyons have returned from
their honeymoon and are residing ct 11O4
Devisadero street, where they VIII be pleased
tn see their friends this Sunday, June 13.
Dr. Baker OF the United States steamship
BENNINGTON and Mrs. Baker are at the new
Hotel Rowardeuan in the Santa Cruz Noun
taIns on vacation.
Mrs PrentisS SCI by ard family are staying
at Hotel Rowardenan, near Ben Lomond, in
the Santa Cruz Mountains.
Mrs. Nellie Saul has returned from pro-
journeyed Tor he bent fl OF her health. She
has completely recovered ana is receiving the
congratulatiaus OF her friends.
Mr. and Mrs. o. =. Caldwell OF Berkeley VIII
return from their yacht cruise by the 2lst OF
this month.
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-13
THEY'RE ENGAGED.
Interesting Bethrotha1s Made Pub
lie Durinq the Week.

The engagement is announced OF Miss Emily
J. Sieberst only daughter of Mr.. ana Mrs. H
G. Sieberst of San Francisco and Cannon R.
Hetfield of Brooklyn, y. Y. The wedding will
take place at the home of the brides cousin,
Mrs. F. II. Price, 3J9 RoseYlle avenue, New
ark, \. J., on June % and the following day
the happy couple will leave for an extended
tour abroad.
The engagement is announced of Edgar
DersgO OF this City TO Miss Rose Bloom OF San
Jose, Cal
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Goldstein have issued
invitations lot the marriage of their daugh-
Ter. Lille, 10 Isaac Wolf The wedding will
take place sunday, June 90 q the family resi-
dence, 1919 Suffer ST.
Mr. and Mrs. NJ Marks OF 722 Golden CATE
avenue announce the engagement OF their
daughter Pauline, TO II. Cohen OF this City.
The engagement is announced of Miss A de-
laide NJ. Smith, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Alexander Smith, and Arthur F. Bridge The
wedding VIII take place Monday, June 2l, al
the home OF the brides parents.
The engagement IS announced of Miss Lizzie
Lachman and Henry VI. Gilbert, both OF this
City. Tney viii receive on Sunday, June 20,
a. 4051a Octavia street from > to ) p NJ.
Rev and Mrs. Arnold T. Needham have
issued invitations for the wedding of their
daughter, Esther, and Charles Summer Meer-
ing, on Wednesday afternoon at ha f-past )
O'Clock, al the First Methodist Episcopal
Church, corner OF Fourteenth and Clay streets,
Oakland.
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-13
OUTING PARTIES.
Private Picnics Occupy Society's
Attention.

On Sunday, May 30, Mrs. Hattie Fogel gave
private picnic in honor of Miss Cohen and
Miss Lucille Magnin, prior 10 their departure
for visit TO the Eastern States.
The party, comprising eighteen couples,
started from the City at 8 A. NJ and spent the
day at Hart's villa, Ross Valley. sumptu-
Gus lunch spread and many toasts were
given. Games, races and dancing followed.
Prizes were granted the best runners. Music
was furnished by Messrs. FEEDER ana Burke
Among those present were: Dave Green,
Mac Levin, Abe friedlander, Sig Friedlander.
Elias Swar baum, Willie Shuman, Leopold
Levy. Ber Lisner, Josh Davis, Mex Webster,
Emanuel Davis, Grover Msgnin, Joe Magnin,
Johnny Mngnin, Victor Magnin, Bruro Ro-
man, Juliu, Hirchield l. Magniu, Miss Ray
Swarnbaum, Mrs. Ray Salfield, Miss Beckie
Lew, Miss Jennie d avis, NJ s. Carrie Plate Miss
Carrie Woods, Miss Lottie Davis, Mrs. Josie
Roman, Mrs. Hattie Hlrch4rld, Miss Minnie
Cohen, Miss Lucille Magnin, Mrs. Hattie
togel, Miss Regina We'll, Mrs. /. Magnin, Miss
Collins.
A very enjoyable coaching party was ten
dered Miss Gussie Dawson on Saturday last by
Mr. von Gerhard At an early hour the party
LEFT Ross Valley tor Camp Taylor, where q de-
nghiful lunch was par AIKEN OF. Those who
participated In the DAYS enjoyment were
Baron Won Gerhard. George Martin Jack Mar
shall, Al Pres ton, Arthur Spaulding. Charles
Wieland, Miss Gussie Dawson, Miss Mae Mar
shall, Miss Agnes Boch, Miss Georgia LeIst
Miss Ruby Dawson and Miss Lucille Marsha
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-13

Tomorrow morning Miss Lottie Edith
Brossius San Jose belle. and Robert r. Russ
Will be married at the Centella NJ. +. Church.
San Jose. The bride TO be, dainty brunette
of Is summers. is the daughter OF H. BrOssius,
one Of the Garden City's most prominent mer-
chants.
The groom IS popular young man, promi-
nent in club and athletic circles and one
whose name is closely identified with the his
tory of this State.
He is the son of A. G. Russ, capitalist, pio-
Deer, Mexican War veteran and one of the or
gsnizers of the San Francisco Fire Department,
which department he served in the capacity
OF chief, and also held the office of Sheriff in
old 'Yerba Buena' days.
But the young man relies not only on the
merits and popularities of his honored father.
He himself was one OF the organizers of the
Olympic Club
He is an all-round athlete, the captain of
the Olympic Club Wheelmen. He is also con-
nected with several fraternal and benevolent I
organizations, life member OF the Society of
California Pioneers and life member of the
German General Benevolent Society. He is
also one OF the most active members OF the
San Francisco Improvement Club, and one OF
the prime movers in introducing electric
lights on Sixth street. After a brief honey
moon Mr. and Mrs. Russ viii come to this
City and will reside at their new home on
Twenty-iourth and Folsom streets.
Miss Hattie Basthiem, daughter OF Joseph
BaStheim, and Louis FRANKIE nheimer, a prom
1neat young merchant OF Stockton. were mar
Iied on Wednesday evening at $50 O'clock at
The residence OF the brides parents, on Cali
tornia and Laguna streets.
The home was elaborately decorated for the
occasion. in he bay-windOw OF the reception
room a bower OF ferns and Bermuda lilies was
erected, ana here the happy young couple
stood while DR., NOorsanger pronounced The
impressive words that made them one.
Miss Alice TaUSsig attended the bride as
maid OF honor, ana the Misses Rheta and
Bertha Kahn oficiated as bridesmaids. The
groom was Unattended
The bride wore an elegant gown of white
satin, the corsage OF which was ella borately
trimmed with point lace.
The brides attendants were attired alike in
White organdie over white silk.
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-13
SauSaEto.

The summer visitors have commenced to
arrive and social functions will soon occupy
the thoughts and time of the merry colony
which makes its headquarters in the pictur-
esque city by the sea.
Mr.. and Mrs. StetsOn G. Kinds Will return
shortly from the Blue Lakes where they have
spent couple of weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. James AlyA Watt will be the
guests OF Mr. and Mrs. William G. Barrett at
Casa MadroLa this evening
Miss Rose Miller is on a visit to Mr.. and Mrs.
A. d. shepard AZ their Los Angeles home. on
the arrival OF Miss Shepard the party will de-
part for Coronado Beach.
Frank Findley has Joined Mr.. and Mrs.
Wakefield Baker and Miss Alice Findley at
their ranch in Fresno County
Mr.. and Mrs Joseph H. Pryor are entertain
ing relatives at their home, "Psssifora," in
Sausallto.
Dr. c. E. Cooper is an occasional visitor at
the 'Crest," where he and his family spend
Saturday to Monday.
Registered at the Hotel Geneva are the fol-
lowing: Charles Behlow Jr., II. Bendel. Mr
and Mrs. Sol E Scheeline, Daniel Meyer, f. E.
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-13
WEDDING BELLS.
Interesting Church and Home Cere-
monies of the Past Week.

Dr.. D. Brandley Piymire and Miss Maybene
HolDFook were married in this City on the
21th ut, Rev. Dr.. Ross performing the cere-
mony, Mrs. P.ymire is a daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. c. B Holbrook, 321 Clipper street. DR..
Piymlre and bride have taken up their resi-
dence at 3S712 Jersey street, in this City.
Lewis w. Martin and Adeline " Lesser were
married in Sacramento May by Rev. H.
y Hoyt OF the NJ (. church. Mrs. Martin is a
charming young lady and aside from being an
helress IS great favorlte IN society. The
young couple viii take Up their residence in
the town of Reddlng, THIS State, where Mr.
Martin expects TO establish himself i'll the pro-
teSSiOn OF the law.
Miss Charlotte Kompf and G. C. GuntheI
were married on Tuesday evening al the Ger
1nan church, the Rev. DR.. J. Fuendellng Off
eating, The bride was attended by her sister
MISS Louise Kompf, VINO officiated as maid ol
honor. Miss Emma Probsr acted as brides.
maid. John G. Joly was best mar, and s. Gun
ther, Dr.. W. J. Hawkins, Joseph X. Hawkins
William Schumacher and L. B. Mayer were the
ushers.
he marriage OF j. Burt Davy and Miss Alice
Bolton, both of Berkeley, celebrated Sun
day morning, June g. They WlIl be at home
10 their friends in August
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-13
CLUB PARTIES.
Fashionable Organizations Enter
tain Their Friends.

The Caledonian Club OF Sacramento ten
dered the San Franciscans who attended their
picnic held in that city on Saturday, the 9Th
inst, reception and banquet Saturday even
ing. The guests were: Messrs. 7. Carol, }. j.
Cameron, J. Mcintosh, Mr. and Mrs. Smith
ana children, Mrs. Allen and children, Mrs
Ross and her two sons. Mr.. and Mrs. Baxter,
Mrs. McNleI, Mr.. Weir, Mrs. McIntire and
daughters, aud the Misses Margaret and Svble
Campbell The day and evening were spent
in dancing and games.
The Mission Literary and Social Club gave
their fourteenth regular monthly party on
Wednesday evening, June 8. The following
excellent programme was presented.
overture D'ArCy's orchestra; comedy, "The
Silent System the hus band, Frank Seaward
the wife, Miss Hope Mosher; popular ballnds,
selected, Jack Braiton; fancy dancing, by the
petite danseuse Miss Belle Miller; bass solo,
selected, s. J. Sandy; Harry Norcross, CO.
median and banjUisI; Return OF the Peni-
tent" comedy in one act, by Mission Dramatic
mpany-GoOdman Brown, Henry u Left
mann; Mary Brown, Miss Daisy Mayberry;
Walter, c. A. Wegener; Theopnilus Frank
Ii. Seward. Dancing concluded the evenings
entertainment.
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-13
HOME GATHERINGS.
Prominent Social Events of the
Past Week.

Mrs n. J. Franklin held q reception at her
home 144O O'FarreN street, Sunday, June g.
in honor af the confirmation of her daughter
Martha The entire confirmation class and
felloW-graduates of Miss Franklin were
among the honored guests. Games and music
were among the features of the evening.
About, 8 80 O'Clock the party marched into
the dining-hall 10 supper Miss Franklin wes
the recipient OF many flowers and presents
Among those present we're: Mrs. n J. Frank
lin, Mr. and Mrs. NJ. J. Franklin, Mr.. and Mrs
q. l. Raychester, Mr.. and Mrs NJ. Marks, M
and Mrs. s. Morris, Mr.. and Mrs. Cohu, Mrs
Thieben, n. Tannabaum, George Franklin
Aphonse Levy, Leon Cohn, Leon ard Dreyf
Sigmund Harris, Ben Harris, Henry Rosen-
bum, Emanuel Levin, Louis Goldberg, Archie
Waldhe1mer, Leon Jacobs Louis Jacobs
Chester Harris, Arnold Peters, Albert Conn,
sam Cohn.
farewell reception was rendered to Walter
NJ. DunkasOn recently at the residence of his
aunt, Mrs. Frank Mcdonald, 1911 Baker
street, prior 10 his departure for ms home In
Fitch burg Mass.
The house was beautifully decorated
throughout. In the dining-room were ropes
OF smliax and profusion OF pink ana white
sweet peas. An orchestra stationed in
the hall discoursed excellent music during
the evening After dancing, musical selec-
tions, ETC., an elegant supper was en- joyed
Among the guests were: Mr.. and Mrs Frank
Mcdonald, Mrs. II. /. Cowes, Mrs. +. Goe1jen,
Mrs. S Edmonds. Miss Marie Buckley, Miss
Julia Buckley, Miss Nav Doyle Miss Kate
Ryan, Miss Mae Edmonds, Miss Kathryn Ed
Miss Maud BiTchall, Miss Sadie Gibbons, Miss
Kitty Burns, Misses Mamie and Marguerite
Gibbons, Walter Dunkason. William McDon-
aid, Thomas Ryan, Evan Howell, Al Doyle,
John Harvey, Frank Sampson, Charles
Fancher, Thomas Williams. A. S. Less.
Miss Belle Herzer OF 2533 McAllister street
was the recipient of a delightful surprise party
on Friday evening, June 4. Those present
were: The Misses Belle HerZer, Genevieve
Lavery, Grace Cashin, Gertle Gallagher, Alice
Marks, Pansy O'Connell, Irene Groom, Ethel
Williams. Lille Thomas, Nellie Coppage Alice
Busch, Hazel McFsdden, Lurline LYONS, Alice
May, Alice Moran. Susan ShGltZ, Ethel Ben
nett, May Moran, Helen Bennett, FIossie
Shultz. Maude Lavery Minnie Strehl Anita
Black; Walter Foley, Lincoln Munson. VIII
Hatteroth, Walter Harder, VIII Jacobs, Ar
thur Overhallser, Ed Owens, Ed Hunt, Ed
Miller, Whitman Prentice, Howard Plau,
Eugene Lee, James Groom, James Thomas,
Walter Sheehan, Eugene Fritz, Walter Herzer,
Clarence Freed, Dewitt Bisbee, Joe Nealon,
Fay Beale, Elmer Freed, viii Archer, joe
Townsend, Tom Carew.
surprise party Was given to Moses Barnett