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solo, Miss ]. Meyer with a recitation and the
Misses A. Akmann and 7. sohade with piano
duet.
Those present were: Mrs. Atwood, Mr.. and
Mrs. 6. Cluh, Mrs. George Day. Mr. and Mrs.
/. de Lano. MI. and Mrs. DE Long OF Aismeds,
Mrs: n. Duvsneck. Mr. and Mrs. Thriest OF
East Oakiand, Miyses E. Atwood. n. Atwood,
+. Banker, Edith Banker. L. Banker, J. Meyer,
l. Meyer, @. scasde, F. Won Staden, Mics E.
Duveneek. Messra G. Atwood. F. schade. H.
Won staden. c. plain Gaiiop of Eureka. Misses
A Akmann. H. Akmann, l. Akmann, T. Ak
mann, Messrs c. Akmann. +. Akmann. j. Ak
de Lano, W. Duveueck, C. Duveneek aud Will
Bahrs.
A most enjoyable surprise party was ten
dered TO Miss Emma Miller at her residence
on Bay avenue. Fruitvale, on SATURDAY. even
ing. October %, the occas ION being the ami
versary OF her birth During her absence
rated BY Mr.. ana Mrs. Johnson. and the in.
closed veranda and dance hail illuminated
with japanese lanterns tent was also
smokers The evening was W passed with music
midnight alter which dancing aud games
evening. band of four pieces accompanied
me party. Among those present were: Mrs.
Miller, Mrs. Zuern. Mr.. and Mrs A. Johnson.
MI:s Mt AND Emms Mrs Meh NJ and Mrs & Sns Muller
Emma Peterson. Miss Julia Miller. Miss Mary
Lieb. Mas Annie Peterson, Miss Rose Zuern,
Miss : Drew Miss Hearty. n. Anderson. J. Lieb,
T Murphy. William Klipstein, L. Anderson.
F. Miller, Mr.. Finegan. Mr.. Danenfeizer, Mr.
Cesar and Mr.. Normann.
"A pleasant surprise party was given to Miss
Martina Chaser in honor of her birthday on
saturday evening, october %. at her resi-.
dence, $50 Castro street. The invited guests
were: Miss Bertha Altenberg. Fred Widder,
MISS Jewel Breslluer, Joseph Csneu. Miss Rose
Canen, Walter Chase. Miss Florence Chase.
Leo Leben baum, Misa A. J. Clark. John Htnkei.
Miss Elsie Cohn, Armepd Lenhart, Miss
Martha Glaser, Herbert Msyerfeld. Miss Pau
line Glaser. Frank MignelI, Miss Lottie Hinksl.
Rohihs, Miss Ella Ron,ffs, Fred LsbenbauIn,
Miss Ethel Tabfett, Elton Wood and Miss Clara
Meyer.
"A very pleasant surprise party was given to
MISS Lena Newman sunday evenin &, October
II, at her residence, 2S Morris svenue. The
rooms were eisberately decorated with
movers, ferns and bunting. At IL o'clock u
oounteous supper WAS served, and at mid
night the guests departed, after an enjoyable
evening spent in dancing, singing and games.
Among those present were the Misses Crfieid,
Mendelsohn, Raphael, Newman, Schieb,
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her cousin, Grace Massey of Philadelphia.
Among those present were: Miss Grace
Massey, Miss Gertrude Fargo, Miss Lillian
Berno Miss Emma Vernon, Miss Nellie Viu-
toneo, Miss Grace Hall, Miss Edith Hall, Pro-
fessor !. ChizzIlo. Professor II. Vogel and J. T..
Rocket.
A pleasant reception was given by Mss
Kathleen Tracey to her friends at the family
residence. "a Clementina street. last sunday
evening. Among the guests were: Mrs. j.
Butler. Mr. and Mis-. William +. Tracey, Mrs.
II. NJ. Rhvm, j. Lundy, J. Kidney, II. Theall,
and the Misses Kathleen and Helen Tracey.
Mae and Nellie Devlin, Ph9b be Theall. Agnes
and Lizzie Dunn, Josie Butler, Sophie klev-
asahl ana Nellie Mccarthy. the c.ever young
accordion player. Miss K. Tracey will be at
nome to her friends on Sunday evening.
The silver wedding of Mr.. and Mrs r. b.
Moore was celebrated on Thursday evening
October 81. Mr.. Moore has been in the EN-
ploy OF the Union box Factory for nearly
thirty wears and is foreman of the mill, and
the employes showed their esteem for him
and his worthy wife by inviting them to sur
prise party in Hlnman Hall, where supper
was served and pleasant evening spent In
dance and song. Songs were contributed bv
! Mss Aggie Mccullough Harry Hamed, w.
! dricks. The bride was the recipient OF many
! beautiful presents in silver. The tables were
| under the orders of Mrs. La Fonde, Mrs.
| Garbaroni, Mrs. w. Carr and Mrs W. L.
| Johns. James McCann had charge of the
! good d-cheer" department, and w. L. Johns.
/ Fred Calden constituted the committee OF
! management Between 100 and 130 guests
were entertained at supper.
very enjoyable party was given to Mrs.
HIttinger at her residence, 2045 Fifteenth
avenue. last Tuesday. Those present were
Mrs. hittinger, Mrs. Jean Bnhlert, Mr.. and
! Mrs. Mark Strouse, Miss Dora Hittinger. Mrs
! ID. Uardemeyer, Mrs. Baagoe, Mrs. w. Hewitt
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Greene) gave a charming dinner party on
Saturday evening last at their new home on
Washington street. Those seated at table
were:
Mr.. and Mrs. George W. Lippman, Miss
Birce OF Auburn, Miss Edna Donaldson, Miss
Ada Young, Miss Allardyce, Henry Ramsay.
Reamond Hickey and Howard Greene.
Mrs. Richard Spreckels and Miss Hattie
Vance Martin were the guests of honor at a
tea given Saturday afternoon, between the
hours of and q, by the Misses Burnham at
$40 Clayton street Yellow roses and chrys
anthem ms were profusely used in decoratin g
the salon parlors ana library. About fifty
Young ladies' were present. and most de-
lightfu afternoon was spent.
most delig htful swimming party was given
by Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Palmer at Sutro
Baths last Wednesday evening. After a plunge
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Irs. Ed Burns will take. the part of

/. G. c. Mrs. Ed Burns will take the part of
Patience.
- The popular Lyceum players (amsteur) have
reorganized for the winter season and will
give their opening performance at Native
Sons Hall the latter part OF November. The
opening play will be the laugnable comedy
en'ltl ed, 1.-The Eiopement of Miss Jones'"
On THURSDAY evening, November A, the
eighth party of the Comme il Faut will be he d
al Lunts Hall
Company K First Regiment Infantry, n. G.
C., Captain L. J. Cunningham commanding
has issued invitations for a concert and d a nCs
Tuesday evening, November 2, at National
Guard Hall :.
Independence Social Club will give a social
aanee at Mozart Hall, 1858 Market street. on
rrlday evening, November >.
Inc twenty-third anniversary ball of the S..
Markus Frauen Verein will take place at Cali.
fornla Hall, $50 Bush street, on Thursday
evening, November IL.
A grand entertainment and ball will be
given by the Spanish Mutual Benevolent So
clety at the Odd Fellows Han n commemora-
tlon OF It's twenty-firSt anniversary on Satur.
day evening, November d. Ne
The P d. C.s will give their sixiy-sixth
evening dress party at Odd Fellows Hail on
Tuesday evening, November I'd.
The pupils of Professor Charles Schmidts
dancing academy Will give g. privste mas.
querade at Twin Peaks Hall, corner Seven
teenth and Noe streets Tuesday evening,
November 2.
Puckett's Dancing Academy has issued in-
vitatfons for a party on Friday evening,
November D, at Mission Turner Hall, Eigh-
teenth and Valencia streets.
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WEDDING BELLS.
Church and Home Ceremonies IN
Local Society.

pretty home wedding took place on
Wednesday evening, October 90, at the resi-
dence of Luke G. sres sovIeh, SIS Baker street,
the contracting parties being Thomas Wallace
and Miss Rose Christensen, both OF Brent
wood, Contra Costa County. Tho parlors were
tastefully decorated with smilax and the
brightest OF flowers Tor the occasion.
Promptly at 8 O'Clock, to the strains oi
hendelssohn's wedding march, the bride ap-
peared, leaning on the arm OF her brother-in.
law l. G. Sresov1cn.
The bridal party was preceded By NJ asfer
Rudolph Sresovich and his sister Camille whe
acied as pages.
In the spacious bay-window the groom, ut.
tended by his best man, Charles B. Christen
son, awaited their coming under q bcautiful
floral cornucopia, and the Rev. F. 4. Farrand
pronounced the words hich made them man
some white brocaded satin, trimmed with
Chiffon. The wedding veil was fastened with
beautiful diamond pin. the gift of tho
groom. She carried a bouquet of brides roses.
Miss Florence Christensen officiated a. brides
maid. She was attired in pink six. Her bou.
quet was of Marechal Neil roses
Inc maid OF honor, Miss Evelyn Sresovich.
wore dress of white organdie. After the Ger.
emony the guests adjourned to the diniug
room and partook or the wedding supper
%nieh was eniSened with toasts offered &c
the bride and troom.
The guests and relatives present were: Mr..
ana MIS-. J: ChIistenson, Mr.. and Mrs Thomas
Mrs. J. Sloan. Hr, and Mrs. L G. sresovi eh,
John Sresoyich. Miss Gettes, Mrs. A Wallace,
MISS Emily Wallace Andrew wallace, Miss
May smith, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Wallace Jr.
Miss Annie Wsilace, jeremiah BroweIl. M,ss
Annie Broweii. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank BrowelI.
Charles p Brotiell. MIR. and Mrs John Slater,
MI ano Mrs Charles H. Graves, Miss Ethel
Graves, Mr.. and Mrs. Char es f. Rehwald Mrs
Marinovich. MISS Marinovich
Dr. Arthur NJ Fiood and wife fwho was for.
merry MISS Ethel Ormendl have returned from
their wedding trip through Southern Caiifor.
MIA. The young couple were privately mar.
ried October III at The home of the brides
h0r
mony was performed by the Rev. James N.
Beard, pastor OF Grace NJ. 4. Church,
MISS Lucy Lee Kfttreli OF Fresno, daughter
lawyer, was married 10 John +. Grimm at
Meriden, Miss.p October 20. The BRIDE for
many years livtd at Fresno with her parents.
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the gay party assembled at the residence OF
the host and hostess on Fell street and partook
of delicious repsst Dancing was indu ged
In until late hour. Dave Mclaughlin added
greatly to the enjoy ment OF the evening by
favoeing the guests with some OF his clever
sorisa.
Those present were: Mr. and Mrs. Arthur
b. Pslmer, Mr.. and Mrs. George Habe nicht.
Mics Aime Wainwright, Miss Lizzie Vain
wright, Miss Emye Habenicht, Miss Lulu Ha-
benicht, MISS sextorphe. Jack French. Berl
blanchard, Dave Mclaughlin, A. j. Buckley,
Larry Harris, A. Abbott, Jack Mcbride and W.
On Saturday evening last a most enjoyable
! party was given at the residence of Mr.. and
MS. Y. q. Wade, 1922 Leavenworth street, in
ceiebration OF the sixteenth anniversary o.
the olrthdey of their daughter, Miss Florence
vino recently graduated at the Hancock Gram
mar School. Most OIL the young ladies present
| also recently graduated from the same school
ara wore their graduation dresses. Sim in e
music, recitattons and dancing were enjoyed
until midnight, when an elegant supper wa.
served; Among those present were; Misses
Harriet Ausun. Eva Campbell. BERTHE Neu.
wald, Florence z. Wade Gertrude Van Dyne
HAZEL Wilford, Irma r nsom, Hazel Wade
adelaide Passa aequa. Marguerite 1hiel Myrtle
wade, Hazei Van Dyne, Matilda Schimpf,
A.therins M.h. s,Id.s M!Iebrandt; Henrietta Tniel
Berard, Della Hoxie, Mr.. and Mrs. ii. p Rig.
don. Mr.. and Ms. Albert wliford, Mr.. and
Mrs, Mrs. Edwsrd Wade, tnd Messr,, Edward Neu.
.
Hastings WOOL, George Seeger. John Mitchell,
Frank BergeZ, Paul MicrowsKi, 2. W. Berger,
George Little; Hermann Todt. Edward Kriess.
George Paul, F:rman Good win, James Sullivan,
Louis schaffer, Alec Pape, Christopher C.
Zundel, Inward Zszzi, James Gleason, E ward
Linwail, william Fur hush, Edward 6. Wade,
Jr, Edward Brader, Louis Brader, Captain
Charles Cattermole.
On Friday. the 22d inst. there was a very
enjoysbls gathering at the home of Miss Edna
Richmond, 1917 Vallejo street, the occasion
being parry rendered the young lady by her
classmates. There was an evening of song,
Instrumental music and readings and reclta-
tions. also dancing Those present were: Sir.
snd Mrs +. c. Bekeart, Mr.. and Mrs. Leon
Sanguinetaf, Mrs MeDougail, Mrs. George Me-
Cord, Miss Alice McCord. Agnes Lauzendorf,
Beatrice Walter, Sadie Fraser, Anna Fisher.
lisa Rust. Nettie Laws and Clara Heine. and
Messrs. Lester Richmond, Frank McCord, Har-
vey sparrow. Frank Dibbie, Frank Martin.
ChAfles Martin, Gail Perkins, Herman Lam
zendorf, Albert Lanzendorf Fred schlef,
Charles Turner, Edward Fisher. William
Rhoden, Thomas Burnett
MISS Anita Massey Brown gave a m usicale at
her home Saturday evening last in honor of
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DEBUT, TEA AND DINNER.

debut, tea and dinner were given yester-
day afternoon by Mr.. and Mrs c. NJ. Keeney
at their residence 2423 Fillmore street, in
honor of their daughter NJ SIS Ethel kesney,
and their niece, Miss LsonIine Brakeman. The
young ladies, assisted by ten young lady
friends, received from It'll z. aud following
the tea dinner was given to twenty-four
guests.
The rooms were decorated In white, with
profusion OF flowers which had been sent TO
the debutante. The guests at dinner were
Miss Ethel Keenev, Mr.. Greenwood, Miss
Brocker, Mr.. Buck bee, Miss Carroll, Mr.. Mar
tin, Miss Butler, Mr.. Fernald, Miss Gwtn, Mr.
Eyre, Miss Burton, Lieutenant Gardner, Miss
Brakeman, Lieutenant kilburn, Miss ,Eii1nz
wood, Ned Greenway, Miss Wells. Mr.. Duprs
Miss PoIhemus, Mr.. Hoffman, Miss Thornton4s
Mr.. Howard Miss Ames, Mr.. Holiday. ]
Next Saturday Miss Brakeman Will gives
tea and dinner
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SURPRISE PARTIES.
Anniversaries Pleasantly Celebrated
IN This Fashion.

On the evening of the 21st inst q num-
ber OF the friends of Mrs. C. Akmann taxing
advantage Of the fact that that Was the ami
versary Of her birth, paid her surprise visit
at her residence. 4142 Seventeenth street.
After Mrs. Akmann had been congratulated
an evening of enjoyment was inausurated.
and At IL O'clock all went into the dining.
room where an elaborate supper awaited
them. While seated at the festive board one
of the sons Of Mrs. Akmann entered the room
bearing an immense cake on which were
mum Der of tiny lighted candles, one for each
year of his mothers age. There were offered
a umb Der of toasts that were responded 10 by
Mrs. George Cuff. Miss j. Meyer, =. Gill, Cap
tain Gallop and +. Schsde. After the supper
dsncing was resumed and IL W. Tar int the
morning before the paety bid Mrs. Akmann the
pleasure OF many more such reunions Dur
ing the evening c. Akmnnu favored with
ornet solo, Miss Edith Banker with vocal
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Coronado.

CORONADO, CAL, Oct 30.-very beauti.
ful autumn weather prevails at Coronado,
and the fishing aud shooting are in
high favor with lovers OF the sport d. NJ.
Darlington, the millionaire miner Of Arizona,
who is here on his wedding trip, is one OF the
most successful gunners on the bay, going out
In company with Captain Dunno. Golfug Is
growing in favor and the links are being ma
terially improved. A large number OF East
ern visitors are booking for the winter and
several navy officers viii establish their fam
lilies on the island for the season. The Cor
win and Al batross are due in the near future.
The Eo,el orchestra. under the direction OF
Treveiyan Sharp. viii begin playing their fall
engagement November /.
Among the prominent San Franciscans who
nave arrived at the hotel this week are John
Russell, the inventor and manufacturer, W hose
family conte pla ates wintering here; J. d.
Cuthb bertson, Thomas r. Knox of the Supreme
Court, A. C. Jackson, companted by Mrs.
Jackson; John Daniel, Attorney J. B. Lincoln.
Mrs. Jerome Lincoln aud Mrs L. Hutehins
ana Miss Alice Hutchins, who made the trip
by the santa Rosa on the 25th.
sidney B. Gushing, president OF the Mount
Iamalpais Railroad Company, is passing some
time here enjoying the salubrious climate.
Recent Oakland visitors were Mr.. and Mrs
]. Lancaster.
Washington, D. c., arrived here early in the
week. The Senator is suffering from q severe
cold, contracted on the re turn trip from Hon.
oiu.u and will prolong his visit at Coronado
The ha ndsome residence of Giles kellogg Ia
nearing comp elton, as is also the picturesque
bungalow building for the Rev. and Mrs F. b.
Cossitt.
General Churchill i'll OF Ohio has purchased
land adjoining the hotel grounds and viii
make Coronado his permanent home, build
Ing in the near future.
Miss Cary of avenue Is at home after
year passed with friends in PhiIadeiphia
F. c. Clayton OF Birmingham is an English
visitor al the hotel.
W. +. Newlin has returned from a h uniting
trip in Mexico with a couple of deerskins and
handsome pair of antle rs as trophies.
Ii. g. Pounsford one of the leading station.
ers OF Cincinnati, Ohio, is sojournipg here,
accompanied by his family.
Mrs. j. w. Cox, Fair Oaks, with Mrs. II. B.
Pommery ano Anna C. Mott Toledo. Ohio, are
guests here this week
J. Adler and sister, Miss S. Adler, of New
orleans, who have been making an extended
tour OF the coast, are making Hotel del Coro-
nado their headquarters while visiting the
points of interest IT the bay regio".
The Rev. Walter NJ. S. LJwell OF New York is
the new pastor of the Methodist Episcopal
Church a. this place and entered upon mis-
duties October "a.
John J. Lawrence Jr. of Plttsburg, Pa, q
former guest of the no tel. is here Tor the early
season, accompanied by Mrs. Lawrence.
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missiousire, G. r. Puckett; Mrs. Thrlilington.
Miss Nellie Cunnors; Mrs Major Pocker, MISS
Miss Hope Mosher; Mary Jane, Miss Anita
Hammar. Scene, . room IN Thriillngton
house.
The Castilian banquet given by the society
of Old Friends last "Wednesday evening at the
Spanfsh-American Hotel, 425 Geary street,
was attended by over 100 guests OF mem oers
and their families. Regrets of absence were
read from Judge J. A. Campbell. ID. &: IittIe
and Captsin H. A. Gorley. DR.. Franklin r.
Lord, the president OF the society, In eon}uhc;,
ton with ]. Z. SIinkev, the secretary, looKeo
after the welfare of the guests.
During the banquet speeches were made ey
Captain }. w. Howell, James OConnor; Dr.
Ernest Haymans, B. B. Roberts, Major Eowin
DR.. J. S. Knowlton and others. Several ladies',
with the assistance of II. C. Gotlieoson. at
tended 10 the musical part of the entertain
ment.
Next month the Old Friends will give stag
party at their new hall, 14A Third street.
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Raphael. Cooney. Mcknight, Newman, Indig,
Newman. Schieb; Messrs. Herring, Gold berg,
Passur, Hoffman. Antony, Newman, Nelson,
McNesl, Rnineher;z Konigsberg. .Raabe, Marks,
Rhinehertz, Mcdonald, Marks. Wells, MCGEE
and Wyatt.
A surprise party was given to Mr.. and Mrs
Reid Saturday evening, October 23. on their
return from their honeymoon at their resi-
dence on Seventh avenue, South San Fran.
cisco. Among those present were: Mr.. ana
Mrs. Coen, Mr.. and Mrs. J. Bergie, J. J. Coen,
J. r. Morrisev. T. }. Higgins, P. Mullins, j. i.
Comm oily, Z. +. Green, G. Walsh, j. Milan. w.
Nilan J. Graney, 7. Milan, G. Bramall. NJ. e..
Moore, G. Miller. P. Milan, Miss J. Manning.
Miss Birdie Kean, Miss Katie Kean, Miss NJ
Miss Julia Bsltz, Miss Annie Godfrey, Miss
Tile Bsltz, Miss Norsh Regan, Miss Della
Mullins, Miss Maggie Diviney, Miss josie
Godfrey, Miss Annie Muilins, Miss Delia
Murphy, Miss Mollie Regan, Miss Katie Ed
monds, Miss A., MeCafery, Miss Mamie Ed
Mrs Rosie Bruton. Miss Alice Carr, Miss
Minnie Bruton and others.
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CLUB GATHER INGS.
Fashionable Organizations Enter
tain Their Friends.

The regular monthly entertainment and
dance of the Mission Social and Literary Club
was held at the Mission Turn Verein Hall on
Thursday evening, October %. large ana
fashionable audience enjoyed the following
excellent programmes:
"All on Account of a Bracelet" comedy in
one act: Harry osgood, a young broker
Charles A. Wegener; Louise, his wife, Miss A.
Candage; Augustus, a clerk o Teffany,s +. H.
Seaward; Araoella Primrose. aseamstress Miss
Anita Hammar. Bass solo. selected II Sles
singer; recitation, selected Miss Grace
Dougherty "A Victim of circumstances"
farce In one act: Mr.. Augustus Thrillington,
H. G. Lehman; Dr. Chirper, F. II. Seward:
John Gubbins, gardener, w. Wilson; Com
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Mount Tamalpais.

Among the Pacific Coast people who have
during the past week been upon Mount Tam al
pals can be mentioned: Mrs. G. B. Dexter,
Santa Monica; George II. Swasey, Mrs. F.
Stockton; Mr.. and Mrs F. w. Moore, San Jose
William Z. Bowling, Oakland; Mr.. and Mrs.
Duncan Mclean. Vallejo; G. P Yoerk, Sacra-
mento; Mrs. william Frese, Mill Valley;
Charles L. Biedenb, c., Berkeley; Susie Ken
dali: Oakland; W: A. Kessler, Fresno; Mrs. Z.
T. Williams, Portland; Miss B. Winkler, Oak
land; W. s. 0'Brien. Yuba; T. S. C. Lowe,
Mount Lowe; ]. Dalton, Martinez; Robert
Nixon. Yreka; Z. NJ Wilson, Alden Charles F.
Montgomery, Antioch; Miss Gertie Stone, Au-
burn; Mrs. Charles Schmitt, A. L. Henry,
Dixon; Mr. and Mrs George Morris. Marys-
vtiIe; W. II. Sanders. Pomona; Mr.: and Mrs. J.
l. Barker, Berkel ley; Mr.. and Mrs. K. B. Oulla-
han. Stockton
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Del Monte.

DEL MONTE, CAL. Oct. 3O.-The days are
warm and bright, though autumn is well on
the wane and the guests now staying here
spend the greater part of their time out OF
doors. All kinds OF open-air sports are being
indulged in, but for the past three weeks
bunting seems most popular. 1t Is the ambi-
tiou of several of the Del Monte nimrods to
bring down stag with five point Is at least and
more would not be Objectionable. However.
up to this time only unsntiered game has been
secured.
Several people of note have visited this re.
sort during the week, among whom was
Thomas T. Eckert. the president Of the West
ern Union Telegraph Company. Besides GEN.
ersl Eckert, the party Comprised Mrs. Eckert
brook and Colonel 4. C. Ciowry of Chicago.
general Western superintendent Of the West
erp Union Company's lines.
Spanish suppers nave come into popularity
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THEY'RE ENGAGED.
Preparing for Early Winter Mop
tiafs.

The wedding of Miss Minnie Sisenvine and
Manuel La ee will take place Sunday. Noyem-
Der Ia. at the residence of the brides parents
171S Geary street. Relatives only will be
present.
The engagement is announced OF Miss Ray
Bibergall 10 M. Harris. They will receive at
533A Hayes street Sunday, November z, be-
tween and 5 O'Clock
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IN THE FUTURE.
Entertainments Announced for the
Winter Season.

Mrs. w. H. Nolan, Miss Agnes Cooney and
Miss Alice Bailey will give the opera of "Pa-
tience" for the benefit of the Sodality OF Sa-
cred Heart church on November 26. The
young ladies will be assisted by Company
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Peta1una.

PETALUMA, Oct. 30.-On Wednesday after
noon at the Mira Monte clubhouse, opposite
Burdelis, a gay party gathered In response to
Invitations from Mr., ana Mrs. Fred A Wicker
sham. The invited guests were: Mr.. and
Mrs. J, r. Fairbanks, Mr.. and Mrs. F. H. Den
man, Dr.. and Mrs. e. f. Reed, Mrs. H. McC.
Weston. Mrs. A. NJ. Bergerin, Mrs ]. NJ. Bates
of Oakland, Colonel d. b. Fairbanks. Captain
Thomas Maclay, W. H. Stetson OF San Fran
cisco. George Weir and Captain Fox. After 9
delightful dinner the evening WAS spent In
various enjoyable ways, the party returning
to Petaluma the next m rrning.
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Just received-many novelties and
grand assortment.
Paid Cushion Covers. stamped suit
abe for feather stitching, back and
ruffle included, soc.
Tinted Poster Cushion Covers. some
soc.
Stamped and Tinted Cottage Crash
Cusnion-Covers, inc .uding back, SOC.
Another novelty-A Cushion Cover
Des gned with Smokers Set, back
included, soc.
A beautiful assortment of Oriental
cushion Covers, IN many designs in
SILK and satin. We show them for the
hrst time this coast. Ffguret Satin
Covers, &1.0O each.
En- broidered Satin Covers, 81. 25.
Silk Covers embroidered with gold
thread, $1.S5. Embroidered Silk Cow
ers, SLIGO.
Decidedly the handsomest Cushion
Cover we have ever shown comes in
a Haud-Em broidered Persian Etfect,
$4.75 each.