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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-10-13

The Journal hopes that Mayor Taggart
will start in to correct the errors of his last
two years.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-10-13

The Dingley law has already done
world of good for the country, and its eff
feet is felt in every part of the land.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-10-13

There is still something to live for. The
end of the Luetgert trial is in sight
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-10-13

horse power. and Mr.. Yerkes says the serv-
ice does not compare with that in the prin-
cipal cities of this country.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-10-13

The Silver push" dropped out of exist
ence yesterday. voting solidly for Mayor
Taggart.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-10-13

The Sentinel must make up its mind to
take a second part as Taggart organ. 1t
should do so with good grace.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-10-13

Mr.. Taggart was talked of last night as
the next Governor of Indiana by his en-
thusiastic friends.
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Lovers ouarrels," said the Cornfed
Philosopher, "are the sham battles that are
useful as training for the matrimonial
field"
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The San Francisco call., 1897-12-26
CLUB GATHERINGS.
Fashionable Organizations Enter
tain Their Friends.

One of the most successful and eniov-
able gatherings of the past week was the
initial reception given by the Monday
Evening Whist Club at the residence of
Miss Felice Kingsford. A number of in
teresting games were contested and at
the final the first prizes were awarded to
Miss Belle Lipp and J. J. Van Nostrand
The club was organized by and is under
the personal supervision of Mr.. and Mrs.
de Haven. Meetings will be held on the
second and fourth Mondays of each
month at the homes of the lady MEM
bers. The members of the club are: Miss
Maud d. Haas, Miss Emma Prosek, Miss
Sadie de Haven, Miss Felice Kingsford
Miss Belle Lipp, Miss Nellie G.. Mart
land, Miss Madaline Leahy and Mr. and
Mrs. j. J: de Haven; Messrs. Herman H.
Herzer, Merritt ID. Robinson, Harry c.
Warwick, J. M. Salazar, ]. J. Van Nos
trand Arthur II. Meussdorffer, Sanford
G. Lewald and Oscar Meussdorffer. A
supper was served after the games, and
then the company was pleasantly enter
tained with singing, etc. The next meet
ing of the club VIII be held on Monday
evening, December q, at the residence of
Miss Haas.
Last Friday evening the auditorium of
the Girls High School presented a bril-
liant appearance, the occasion being the
dance of the class of '9S of Lowell High
School. The floor presented a very pleas
ing picture during the grand march
headed by the class president. Harry rIcSi oF5 F'
Danner, and the vice president, Miss
Jeanette II. Boardman. The other off
GERS were. fIOOT manager, ii. :. Shaffer.
assistant floor manager, G. B. Stone .Ir
The arrangement, committee consisted of
II. r. Danner (chairman), Misses Jessie
NJ. Meikle, A. G. Doyle and E. E. Ander-
son, and Messrs. Poekman, Walter and
Somers The reception committee was
composed of c. c. Carter (chairmanC'
Misses Alice II. Cole, J, II. Boardman, e.
Shuck, Cox, Milroy, Mccall and Messrs
Robinson, Bonifield, Cellarius, Deutsch
and Levensaler. The hall was very pret-
tily decorated.
The literay and musical entertainment
for the benefit of the Children's Hospital.
given on Monday evening by Miss r. A
JEWELS class of the Denman School. was
a great success and a credit to her under
whose auspices il took place
Friday evening the Zeta Omicron Fra
ternity of the college of medicine, Uni
Versity of California, held a dinner and
jollification. n. c. Trew acted as toast
master, and T. Allen Smith led the col
lege songs. The active members of the
fraternity are 9. ]. Bartlett, Neil c.
Trew, Clyde Hiram Briggs Laughlin.
William p. Willard. Thomas Clark. Rob
ert T. Legge, S. ]. Onesti, Harry Everett
Anderson, William G. Moore, John A
The San Francisco call., 1897-12-26

Of Miss Toomey, teacher Of cooking. the
girls had worked buSily all day prepar-
ing the good things for the feast.
committee of girls took charge of each
refreshment table, and a number of little
maids in dainty white aprons waited
upon the guests, to the number of about
100 The girls showed themselves pro-
icient, both as cooks and hostesses. and
reflected great credit upon the inStruc-
tion given them by Miss Toomey. The
a1alr wound up with dancing and the
singing of class songs by the pupils.
Mrs. ]. f. Rooney rendered farewell
party Tuesday evening at her residence
of Miss Alice Mae Slower, who has since
returned to her home in the East after
lengthy sojourn on the coast. Miss
Lulu Rooney assisted in entertaining the
guests. The parlors were prettily dec
GRATED with Gala lilies and maidenhair
ferns, while a profusion of smilax and
pink roses adorned the hall and dining
room. Progressive whist was the order
of the evening until 10:30 o'clock, when
an elaborate collation. was served. After
ward dancing was INDUCED in. At the
card tables Mrs. Conrad, grand presi-
dent of the Native Daughters Grand
Parlor, Won the ladies' prize, and James
prizes going to Mrs. Vogt and County
Recorder Spear. Besides the hostesses
and the guest Of honor, those present
were: Mrs. and Miss Conrad, MIR and
LOttie Sleeper. County Recorder and
Mrs. c. H. Spear, Mr.. and Mrs T {.
LdHuTeSdn, hrS. heDDy, Mr and Mrs.
NOgt of Alameda, Mrs. 3. W. Sloan Ed
Hall, James Ainsley and Fred Thomp-
son.
Master Jim Newman entertained a
party of twenty-three boys at the Or
pheum on Saturday afternoon and after
the theater was their host at supper at
the residence of his mother, Mrs H
Newman, 1413 Post street.
The house was handsomely decorated
with berries and holly. After supper
there was music and games. The affair
was in honor of Master Newman's thir-
teenth birthday and the young host re-
ceived many handsome remembrances
from his guests.
Those present were: Herbert Newman,
Sydney Schwartz, Lester Sachs, Milton
Lichenstein, Gerson Price, Leon Liebes
Irving Ackerman, Harold Brown.
Mrs. Newman was assisted in entertain
ing the young. folks by Mr.. and Mrs. L.
Schoenberg, Mr.. and Mrs. D. Kline
Messrs. Gus, Henry and Leopold Morgan
thau, Julius Brownstein, J. Levy, and the
Misses Wanda Galland, Rosetta Moore
Carrie Bettman, Millie Bettman. Bella
Bettman and Mr.. and Mrs. J. Witt
The San Francisco call., 1897-12-26
PERSONALS.

HalIeck Wright, after an absence of
several months from San Francisco, has
returned to the city and is staying at the
Wenban.
Mrs. S. Bear and Mrs. Marion L. Bear,
who have just returned from abroad, Will
be pleased to see their frineds on the last
Wednesday in December and the first
Wednesday in January at their home, 9ZI
Sutter street.
The Misses Rose and Edna Coblentz of
122 Broderick street have left on a South
ern trip, and will be absent for several
Abe Leszynslly of 1916 Bush street has
moved to 1918 Pine street, near Octavia.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. c. Johnson and niece,
Miss Fannie Wand, after journey of
four months in Japan and China, re-
turned home on the Doric last Thursday.
Miss Mabel Reed has returned from an
Mrs. d. G. Scofeld of 1925 Union street,
Alameda, returned to Alameda on Friday
night after fortnight's visit to friends
in New York and Connecticut.
Mrs. L. Rosenthal (formerly Miss Rose
Sommer) of Portland, Or, is visiting Miss
Marie Bannan, S04 Ellis street.
Captain and Mrs c.. Niebaum and their
niece, Miss Leah Shinblerger, have re-
turned from their trip, after visiting the
principal Eastern cities.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles L. Davis are liv-
ing al the Hotel Wenban, having re-
turned from Belvedere for the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Colin NJ. Boyd are spend
ing the holidays with Captain and Mrs.
MacKinley at their lovely home "InVer-
cable in Santa Clara County.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. r. Higgins, after. an
absence of two months, have returned to
the city and have taken rooms at the
Hotel Wenban for the winter.
DR.. B. Apple has returned after a year'Y
visit to the leading hospitals of the East
AM Mr.. Mains of Mains & Kattenbach
was agreeably surprised on Christmas
morning by receiving a beautiful silver
set engraved with his name. It was
presented by his employees as a token
of their esteem for him.
The San Francisco call., 1897-12-26

Jose announce the marriage of their
daughter, jeanette Mae, to Clarence
Bruce Tennyson of San Francisco, which
was solemnized on Saturday last by Rev.
l.. IL jerks, pastor of the First Presby-
terian Church of this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. n. Wood announce the
engagement of their daughter, Carrie, to
Dave Green. They will receive Sunday,
December &c at their home, 141S Page
street.
The marriage of Emanuel Haines of
RQckIln and Miss Carrie Charmak of this
cember at the home of the brides par
ents, 1923 Buchanan street
Captain and Mrs. William Olsen an
nounce the engagement of their daughter
DEL MONTE, Dec 23.-The Christmas
season has come, and with it-at this
speI OF Christmas cold. The weather for
the past week has been colder than any
known mere IN many years. and the clear
frosty atmosphere and brilliant sunshine
nave been especially fine and invigorat-
ing Ihe Eastern and northern visitors
who are here for the holiday
week are delighted with the touch Of
IroSL IN the air, particularly as it is ac-
companied by the delicious fragrance of
| the flowers, that are everywhere The
gardeners here know how to preserve
tnelr lovely blossoms from the blight
ing touches of Jack Frost's white fingers.
ana each night covers of burlaps are fas-
tened over the flowers and then removed
IN the morning, and there. fresh and fair.
are the flowers to astonish and delight
eyes accustomed to bare twigs and
branches in winter time
Inc CHRISTMAS house decorations here
We're, naturally, beautiful, and on the
whole, the day was a most delightful
one TO those who passed it at this big
hostelry on account of the fact that
there We're rev young people among the
guests, the Christmas ball was foregone
ouL tne management provided other
Mr.; and Mrs. Charles B. Knapp of
Reading. Pa, who have been regular
winter visitors at Del Monte for several
years, arrived Sunday, and will remain
some time. Mr.. and Mrs. John G. Moore.
/ the MISSES Moore, Miss Taylor and Mr..
and Mrs. Oakeigh Thomas of New York
were also one of the parties of Eastern
overt christmas visitors who arrived dur
ing the week.
A. P. Hotaling and Mrs. Hotaling came
down from San Francisco on Monday.
| They were accompanied by Mr.. and Mrs
George Lambert of New York Citv Some
OF the other arrivals during the week
were Mr.. and Mrs John G. Moore. Miss
Ruth Moore, Miss Faith Moore. Miss Raw
| Taylor, Mr.. and Mrs. OakIeigh Thorne.
New York; II. o. Peet, H =. MARITIME
San Francisco; William K. Smith and
wife Philadelphia; a. S. Archer, Oliver
Morosco and wife, San Francisco; Mr.
and Mrs. Thomas Edwin Walker and
daughter, Honolulu; Mr.. and Mrs
Gha5leS r 81 81 Knapp Reading, Pa; Captain
Hamburg; Mrs. r. a. Craig, New York
City; n: w. Heimer, Chicago; Mont
! gomery Baggs, E. J. Molera. San Fran
/ cisco; Mrs. ?. Wasserman, Miss Wasser-
! man, Portland Oregon; George Lambert
! and wife, New York City; Mrs. s. Sim
/ mons, Santa Barbara; c. ]. Shepherd
Los Angeles; A; W. Booth. wife and
! Latimer, Boston; a. J. Crosy, Charles
! Vreeman, Chicago.
The San Francisco call., 1897-12-26

CoTiver, Frank w. Simpson, William
Lisle Bell, Sam ]. Gardner, George L.
Stevenson, S. J. r. Langdon, G.. y. Wey-
er, T. Allen Smith and William Emerson
Stevens.
An entertainment of unusual excel
lence was given at the st. Nicholas on
last Saturday evening before the guests
of the hotel and friends Leo Cooper
had charge of the performance. The
following programme was most artisti-
cally rendered, the participants receiv-
ing unstnted praise:
THAT Dreadful Doctor q comedy in
one act by Sir Charles Young. Charac-
ters - Mrs. Beauchamp, Miss Minna
Ferry: Mr.. Beauchamp, Louis Butler;
Dr. Mars, William Ogflvie: character
song, philadelphia" (Harrisl George
Beebe: Spanish dance. Miss Rose
Ashcroft. "A Pair of Lunatics," I"
by w. +. Walker; a lady and gen
tleman, perfectly sane, meet in the
Office of a lunatic asylum, and each
thinks the other crazy; He, Reginald
Travers; She, Miss Virgie Goodsen. Con-
tralto solo C"Cavalleria Rusticana'O O,
(MascagnD Miss Rene Hickey; imita-
tions. Miss Eta Butler; mandolin solo
and song Miss May Robertson. 1.-The
Three Miss Biddies," a comedy in one
act by Alice Yates Grant-Annie Biddle,
Miss Lillian Young; Grace Biddle, Miss
Olive Snyder; Bessie Biddle, Miss Lloyd
Jessup; Reginald Ronald Ralston, L.
Hickey.
The San Francisco call., 1897-12-26
WEDDING BELLS.
Interesting Home Ceremonies of
the Past Week.

The wedding of Miss Emily J. Wilson,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. NJ A Wilson,
and Harry B. Slocum took place at the
home of the brides parents, at oil Cen
trail avenue, on Wednesday morning.
The bride wore an elegant travelling
gown of golden brown. The ceremony,
which was performed by the Rev. Ho-
ratio Stebbins, was followed by a de-
Iightful wedding breakfast which was en-
joyed by the relatives of the ntracting
parties Mr.. and Mrs. Slocum have sailed
on the Queen for a tour of the southern
part Of the State.
Wednesday, December %, Edward II.
Mcguire and Miss Marguerite E. Hay
burn were married at the home of the
bride. 1856 Twenty-third street. The we'd
ding was a very quiet affair, only the
immediate relatives of the bride and
groom being present.
The bride is a daughter of the late
James 9. Hayburn, and niece of the late
Commodore John Waters, United States
Navy. and Frank II. Waters of this city,
also cousin of Commander John Waters
Jr., United States Navy.
The groom is senior proprietor OF the
Minerva Soap Works and brother of Con-
gressman James G. Mcguire.
The wedding of Anna p. G. Nelson and
Fred II. Fear was celebrated Saturday
evening, December IL, at $3.50 o'clock, by
Pastor J. NJ. Buehler, at the home of the
brides parents. Carrie Nielsen, sister
of the bride, officiated as bridesmaid.
John Dohrmann was grOomsman. The
porch surrounding the home was covered
with canvas and handsomely decorated
with smilax wreaths and numerous Ian
terms Here tables were set with a boun-
teous repast.
All who have at any time been affiliated
with the San Jose Normal School will
certainly meet former friends and class
mates among those who will be present.
A Drogramme consisting of music, reel
tatjOns and short addresses by prominent
graduates will be followed by social and
dance.
DIR. James A Black, vice-president of
the Alumni Association, has charge of the
local arrangements for the reunion and
reception. The present officers of the
Alumni Association Of the Normal School
at San Jose are as follows; President,
Robert A. Lee; first vice-president, Eli
Wright: second vice-president, DR.. James
A Black: third vice-president, Thomas
Borden. secretary, Antoinette Knowles;
recording secretary, L. j. Geary; treas
urer First National Bank; executive
committee Silas White, Nick ]. Bowden,
Lizzie Waltenbaugh; enrolment commit
tee, George Edgar, Dorothy Allen, Amy
Wigmore.
A grand entertainment and dance will
be given by the San Francisco Branch
No l Medical Mutual Benevolent Asso-
citation on Friday evening, January II, at
social hall, AlcaZar building.
Beck's Dancing Club will hold mock
leap-year" party on Monday evening" De-
cernber 27, at Saratoga Hall, S14 Geary
street.
The San Francisco call., 1897-12-26
IN THE FUTURE.
Entertainments and Dances An
nounced for the New Year.

On Wednesday evening, December 90,
the alumni of the State Normal School
at San Jose will hold a reunion and re-
ception at Golden Gate Hall, on SUtter
street.
AS the California Teachers Associa-
ton convenes in San Francisco during
Years, teachers from all parts of the
State will gather in this city, and among
them will be many who are members of
the Normal alumni. A number OF the
San Jose Normal graduates are engaged
in the practice of law and medicine in
San Francisco.
at Mission Parlor Hall on Saturday
evening, December 10, to witness the an
nual entertainment of Mrs. L. Honn's
juvenile dancing, class. Flowers We're
distributed in abundance to the clever
little dancers. The programme of the
evening was as follows:
Eunice Henry; Highland fling. Florence
dance, Mildred Mccarthy Mexican but
Edna Honn and Arthur Gould; violin
Francis Crowley; "Hot Time in n the. the old dd
Town" class; cake walk. Edna Long and
Myrtle Brown; buck and wing dance,
Howard and George Mckinley. Marcilla
Casey, Walter Petit, Myrtle Meyer and
Minnie Peterson; tambourine dance, Rena
Whelan; scarf dance, Margie Souther;
aspinita Dora Healey; London hornpipe
Clorine Carrington and Marguerite Honn;
Eunice Henry; Highland sword dance
Howard Mckinley: La Madred Florence
Behre; Cinderella dance, CIorine CARING
ton; sailors hornpipe, Marguerite Honn;
lovers quarrel, Edna Long and Elmer
Dempsey, Myrtle Brown and Bert Can
non; 1.oie skirt dance, Myrtle Never:
Brown; fantasia dance, Arthur Gould and
Edna Honn; knight in Japan" class
Flower girl, Yum Yum, Rena Whelan.
Mikado dancers, Florence Behre and
George Mckinley; Chinaman, Arthur
Gould; Japanese fan dance, Edna and
Marguerite Honn; recitation. Alexander
The San Francisco call., 1897-12-26
HOME GATHERINGS.
Receptions, Dinners and Dances
In Local Circles.

On Wednesday last party of Mission
friends gave lunch to Mrs. M. A. Post
at 1927 Mason street. Armed with holly
and mistletoe for the table decorations.
as well as the good things of life in bas-
kets and bundles. they completely sur
prr1ised the nos hostess; aa "A most H ENJOYABLE
were: Dr.. Mary J. Sankey. Mrs S. @.
Gorham, Mrs. A. 3. Reed, Mrs. p.
b. Burr, Mrs. d. NJ Chambers and Mrs.
M. A. Post.
A very pleasant afternoon tea was
given by the cooking classes of the
Broadway Grammar School on Thurs
day, December 16. Under the direction
The San Francisco call., 1897-12-26
Mount Tamalpais.

MOUNT TAMALPAIS, Dec 25.-The
cold snap that has during the past week
passed over the State of California did
not overlook the lofty summit of Tamal-
pals, but with the cool breezes have also
come days when the atmosphere has
been exceptionally clear, and the mag
nificent view from the mountain top has
been unobstructed. Among the recent
visitors from San Francisco were: w NJ
Wood, II. Welsh, Miss Hattie L. DunIap
J. l.. Scott, z. L. Perry, G. T. Townsend
and host of others.
W. E. Tebbs of Yreka was here during
the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. Vogel Of San Anselmo
were among the sightseers this week
w. w. A. Stowell Of Belmont was on
the mountain top recently.
DR.. John ]. Spottisford and W. c.
Mahoney of Mill Valley were here.
5. J. Graham of the United States navy
was among the Observation-Disclosures
Mrs. II. NJ. Powell spent "a few hours on
the summit recently.
Mrs. NJ. l.. Pitched of Fresno formed a
party that visited the mountain this
week.
o. P. Westerfeld of San Francisco was
here this week.
Among the visitors last Tuesday were:
Mrs. w. NJ. Ridpath of Spokane (Wash.)
w. z. Roseboro of San Francisco, Mr..
and Mrs. T. S. Taylor of San Rafael. Mrs.
II. f. Clark of Ventura, John NicholI and
Miss Maize +. Nichol of East Oakland
and II. w. Davidson of San Francisco
w. E. Norris of Salinas was among the
recent visitors.
The San Francisco call., 1897-12-26

King; love song. Edna Honn; Three
Little Maids From School, Minnie Peter
son, Florence and Pearl Petit.
Mrs. Prag's Scientific Senior Class of
the Girls High School had most enjoy
able closing to their Christmas term Fri
day afternoon, December II, from 1880
to 8, which consisted of a luncheon, fol-
tainment, to which their senior teachers
We're the only invited guests.
The committee in charge were Miss l.
F. Swift Miss Alice Z. Jobson, Miss Rose
z. Snow, Miss Hermione NJ. Lask and
Miss Violet V. Goodman.
The San Francisco call., 1897-12-26

CORONADO (Cal), Dec. 25.-Lieutenant
Kimmell of the United States steamer
Monterey has been passing a week with
his family at Coronado, where Mrs. Kim
nell and children are occupying a cot
tage.
Surgeon H. T. Percy of the United
States steamer Monterey is with Mrs.
Percy at Coronado.
f. V. Pinkham and family have leased
the cottage at Tenth and Orange avenues,
recently occupied by F. C. Haley.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. B. Mead of Providence.
r. l., are passing some time at the ho-
r. B. Livingstone and Miss Livingstone
are recent arrivals from Detroit, Mich.
Mrs. George r. Newell of Minneapolis
his arrived to spend another winter at
A. X. Fulton of Baltimore, Nd. one Of
last seasons guests, is again at the ho-
tel.
Of Portland, Ne, accompanied by Mrs.
Morrill, Miss Helen Morrill, and Miss
z. +. Norton, has returned to Hotel del
Coronado for a third winter at that
pleasant hosiery.
L. A. Preble was recent visitor from
San Francisco.
Mr.. and Mrs. George C. Roeding were
down from Fresno during the week.
Mr. and Mrs. z. a. BargerOt registered
here from San Francisco on Thursday
Mr. and Mrs. George Campbell of Grand
Rapids, and George d. Sessions Jr of
Benton Harbor, Mich, are occupying
Mrs. e. ). NeWcomb' cottage on Adella
Miss Alice B. Cary and maid and Miss
Julia Butler of Lexington, Mass, are oc-
cupying suite at the hotel.
Mr. and Mrs. ]. Eugene White of Brook
lyn, n. Y, have arrived at the hotel
Miss Catherine French Banks, daughter
of George w. Banks of Philadelphia who
was married TO II. Bertrand Price. assist