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There is more Catarrh in this section of
the country than all other diseases put to-
geiher, and until the last few years was sup
posed to be incurable. For great many
years doctors pronounced it local disease,
and prescribed local remedies, and by con-
stantly failing to cure with local treatment
pronounced it incurable. Science has proven
-catarrh to be constitutional disease, and
therefore requires constitutional treatment
Hail's Catarrh Cure, manufactured by +. j.
Cheny & Co., Toledo, Ohio is the only con-
Stitutional cure on the market 1t is taken
internally in doses from 10 drops to a teas
poonfll. It acts directly on the blood and
mucous surfaces of the system. They offer
one hundred dollars for any case it fails to
cure. Send for circulars and testimonials.
Addres, F.J. CHENEY & CO,
Toledo, o.
B@-Sold by Druggists, 75c.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1897-11-11

THE Washington county PEN
sioners were making out their
claims before District Clerk
Krug Thursday preparatory to
drawing on your Uncle Sam for
their regular quarterly stipend.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1897-11-11
The :
Only Cure

You can fool people, but there is
no such thing as cheating Nature.
A doctor may prescribe salves and
lotions to be used externally, and
deceive the sufferer from Eczema
for the time being. but the poison in
the blood is not deceived by it. 1t
is bound to show again in the shape
of ugly eruptions and scales.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1897-11-11

THE Mckinley brand of pros
perity is entirely too heavily
adulterated with Hannaism to be
of any general benefit to the
common people.
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CASToRIA.
''; ~ 'lZmfz2zz@ 81! !! Il; Z

THE infant daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. VIM. Nolte died Friday
night of diptheria in the lions
vile neighborhood.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1897-11-11

THERE were lots of people in
town yesterday, but when it
came to trading they were of the
"see more" variety.
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Brenham. Thursday. Nov. Il. 1897

Jerry Simpson, of Kansas,
says the greatest panic the
country has ever known is right
ON US.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1897-11-11

THE elections are all over now
until next spring; but oh my,
what lot of campaigning inter-
venes between now and then.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1897-11-11

The school fund of Washing
ton county is on cash basis.
Treasurer Herbst says he has
$4,000 on hand with which to
cash school vouchers.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1897-11-11

The perpetrators Of no fewer
than seven recent murders in the
London district are still at large.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1897-11-11

BRENNAN was afflicted with a
hot wave Saturday, which was
very depressing after the cool
weather that had been so greatly
enjoyed.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1897-11-11

THE insurgents in Cuba claim
10 have won two more important
victories against the Spaniards.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1897-11-11

Some people think a crank a
critic, but it is not the case.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1897-11-11

THE Chickasaw legislature has
ratified the Dawes treaty.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1897-11-11

He lies in Jail for bigamy; the
law is most inhuman in robbing
man of liberty for wanting a new,
woman.
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It's a poor recommendation for
her biscuit when a widow tells
how fond her late husband was
of them. IA
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B@-sOld by Druggists, 75c.
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on US.
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-19
FOR THE PASTOR.
Receptions in Honor of DR.. and
Mrs. Ollie and Rev. Gilbert
Reid.

The farewell reception rendered Rev. DR..
and Mrs. E. r. Ollie by the members of the
Central Methodist Episcopal congreg alton
Monday evening, ,eptembe 13, was attended
by throng of people that filed the spacious
lecture-rooms and par!urs OF the church TO
overfowing, fully 1000 persons being present.
The programme OF exercises included a solo
by Miss Grace Davis and two anthems, "Lct the
Peace OF God Rule in Your Hearts" and let
Us Love One Another" by an augmented
Brief addresses were made by Mrs. Captain s.
NJ. Thomson on behalf of the ladies' societies
os the church, by Miss Lila Barlow on behalf
of the Kings Daughters. by Fred Morcom on
behalf of the young peoples SOCIETIES and by
DR.. E. Z. Kelly on behalf OF the official board
and congregation.
R.. Y. Watt presided and at the close of the
exercises presented Dr. and Mrs. Ollie with a
generously filled puIse. Dr. Ollie teefngly
res ponded, and alter further speechmakIng
and music reIreS Shments were served.
The Occidental Board of Missions rendered
q reception recently 10 Rev Gilbert Reid of
China, AT 920 Sacramento street.
Mr.. Reid has lately arrived from Peking,
where he has been organizing and per. ecting
arrangements for a great international insti-
TUE tor The higher education of the hest
of the Chimes. princes and ministers consti-
tuIing the Imperial Board of Foreign Affairs
and of Ii Hung Chang. The object of the in
stitute is 10 promote the advancement of
China along all the lines OF our Weste IN civil
iZation, TO bring about harmony OF inter
course with foreigners and large religious
toleralion, and thus increase the enlighten-
ment and prosperity of China. Mr.. Reid is
here to awaken interest in his grand enter
prise.
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-19
Sailed Away.

The steamship Mariposa sailed on Thursday
for Honolulu, Apis, Auckl and and Sydney.
The passenger list included: For Honolulu.
Z. Burns, Miss E. Clark Miss Margaret Clark,
Sidney Clementson ana wife, Harold G. Dill
ingham, Mrs. W. r. Gardiner, Rev. T. D. GAR
vim and wife, Mrs. C. A Graham and child, E..
F. King and wife, Miss Lanon, Miss NJ. c..
Laughlin, Il. Laws, E c. Maefarlane, Miss
Marks, G. A. Marshall Miss F. Miller, Mrs. ]. B.
Newton, Mrs. C. 7. Parsons, Miss l. Pires, Miss
Peters, Miss Janet Scott, Mrs. L. L. Smith NJ
A. Tully, Miss J. Weber, G. H. Webster Jr.
Judge II. A. Widemann and wife,
For Auckland-Wllliam Barry. L. Brack-
spear, D. Fraser, S. Hetherington, NJ. Kelly,
II. Z. King, 2. J. Perry, Mrs. C. Reid.
For Sydney-F T. l.. c. Bartrop, A. Champ
leys Rev. DR.. J. w. Cushing, r. w. Denyer. &.
P Dixon, I. J. Edmonds, Victor Elliott, Mrs.
G. ]. Fairfax, Miss Fairfax, Miss A. C. Fairfax
G. R. Fearby, Hon. F. S. Grimwade, wifi. and
maid Miss Alice Grlmwade, Miss F. Grim
wade W. B. Godkin, Mrs l. p. Godstone and
TWO children, A. Collin, Z. J. German, Max
Haberlein, wife and three children. Z. Z.
Hills, b. C. Johnson and vile, Mrs Beatrice
Lorne and child, II. Marsha !, DR.. A. J. Nc
D0nnell, Miss MeGeorge, William Mclean J. W.
Parsons ana wife, Mrs. S. V. Pettigrew, P. Pet
tigrew, Miss Phillips.
Join at Honolulu for Sydney--C. Van Voor.
heis, Trumbull White, wife and child.
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-19

has no superior and few equals.
The coming edition will be compiled under
the most rigid scrutiny as to The respected bill
ity and standing of those whose names appear
in its lists OF society people. Business houses
which desire the only reliable directory con-
tanning the private addresses OF ladies in the
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towns referred to in its pages will do we'll 10
send in their subscriptions at once, as the cdi-
tion will be limited 10 1000 copies.
As the work is almost exclusively circulated
among the we althy and refined classes of our
people, business men generally cannot fail to
See The advantage 1t possesses as an adver It's
ing medium and directory for trst-class
patronage, especially for the holiday trade.
The rates for advert sements are: One page,
$50; one-half page, $50; ne-fourth rage, 500;
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The advertiser IS entitled 10 one copy of the
book free of charge. and his name, address
and business are published in the classified
shopping guide Single copies to subscribers
are So each.
Notiee of change of residence may be sent to
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Post strtet, San francisco, Cal.
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-19
HOME GATHERINGS.
Receptions, Dinners and Dances in
Local Society.

A most delightful card party was given by
Miss Georgia Read at her residence, 1911
Webster street. on Monday evening, septem-
Der 13. The prevailing decorations were
lanceofolium rubum lilies and begonias.
Among those present were: The Misses Alma
Harder, Mabel Watts, Florence Woldrup,
Kittie Barkhaus, Nellie Z. Read, Geo fgia
Read, Edyth Terschuren, Ruth Hops, Julia
Barkhaus, Messrs. Frank Sykes, Herbert
Bailey, John Garfield, Herbert Watts, Eugene
Tricon, Alfred Bayley, Carl Barkhaus.
A most enjoyab dancing party was gwen
by NJ IS Alma Harder at her home IL Scott
street, on Wednesday evening, September 8.
Her guests were: Miss Kittie Barkhaus,
Lille Rockat, Miss Kate Eggert Miss Florence
Cornell, Miss Edyth PARSER, Miss Edith
Terschuren, Miss Ruth Hops, Miss Alice
Power Miss Doris Heuer, Miss Nav Stone, Miss
Martha Labhard, Miss Ella Roalffs. Wilfred
Yanke. Walter Harder. Peter Spreckels, Wal
lace Reading, Earle Rodgers, Carl Barkhaus,
George Schaffer, Mr.. Barnett, Leo ]. Mcmahon,
Frank Sykes George Evans. Ray Cornell,
Leonard Hart. Herbert Waits. Mr. Livingston,
George Hops and viii Hatherotn.
Dr.. and Mrs. A. q. Meyer were at home
Thursday evening, the 8 h inst, at their res.-
dence ou Twenty-fourth street. Mrs. Meyer
was assisted in receiving by Mrs. B. Shapiro
and Miss A. Lewis. Refreshments were served
in the spacious dining-room. Vocal selections
were rendered and dancing indu ged in until
late hour. Those invited were: Mr. and
MrS. w. meyer, III. w. A. meyer, Mr. ana MIS-.
A. Stern, Mr.. and Mrs {. Nauman, Mr.. and
Mrs. Berr hard, Mr.. and Mrs. p. e. Morhardt,
DR.. and Mrs. J. II. Barbnt, Mrs. Galloway, Mr..
and Mrs. B. Shapiro, Mrs. L. Gage, Mrs. b.
Swan, Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Foster Mr.. and
Mrs. e. Bernhard. Mr.. and Mrs. Hermann, Mr..
and Mrs. Antiques Miss A. Lewis. Miss B.
Bernstein, Miss H. Licnensteir, Miss l. Bern
hard, Miss NJ. Galloway, Miss S. Galloway, Miss
B. Hermann. L. Stern, w. L. Jacobs, Dr.. w.
Baroat, Dr.. S. Mish, NJ. Morris, Clarence Nau-
man; ii. Nauman S. Stern, II. Lewis, L.
Jacobs
A very pleasant evening was spent at the
residence of Miss May Lynch. 2519 Cough
street, on Monday, September =, III honor of
the engagement of Miss Isabella Irwin and
harry q, Ashby, young officer of The British
snip Daigowar. Those present were: Mrs.
CAPTAIN w. F. Jeffs, Mrs. w. A Mitchell, Miss
NJ. Lynch. Mrs. Z. Pyne. Miss N. Barrett, Miss
Jewel Lynch and Miss Isabella Irwin. Sidney
s Richardson, Frank Stenson. w. d. Rind,
Charles Z. O'Conner. William F. Lynch
Hfrold Mscheli, John LYNCH. Harry Ashby
Miss Irwin aad Mr. Ashby will oe married
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-19

at Margate, England, on the arrival at tnat
port of the Dalgowar.
Last Sunday Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. sher gave
break fast party at their home on twenty
of Mobile, Ala. After enjoying an elaborate
repasl Misses Jennie and Matte, with their
brother, B. I. Fisher, entertained the COM
pany with vocal and instrumental selections.
Among others present were tne Misses OieHi-
mie and Teresa Jones.
A delightful surprise party was given MISS
Julia McNerney at her residence, ~ SILVER
street, on September f. The rooms were deco
rated with ferns, palms and japanese lanterns.
supper was served midnight after which
games and dancing were resumed Among
those present were: Mrs. McNerney, Mrs.
Hart, Mrs. Murphy. Mrs. Recknagle, Miss
Trese Recknagie, Miss Irma Recknagle, Miss
Maggie Nagle, Miss Maurice Nag ge Miss Mag
gle MeManus,- Miss ANNIE Lally, Mss A6bie
Driscoll, Miss Josie Murphy. Miss Mamie Mur-
phy, Miss Katie Murphy, Miss Kittie Fidiey,
Miss Emma Erhorn. Miss Nellie Hayes, MISS
Minnie Bolle, Miss Mamie Lynch. Miss
Gertie Hart, Miss Lola Hart, Miss Kitue
McNerney. Miss julia McNeruey, Miss Annie
Crowley, Daniel and D. McNerney, E. O'Neill,
]. Hart, J. Hart Jr, NJ. Hart, C. Har, E. Fitz-
min. Zack Daley, NJ. Toohy, A. Coakley, J.
Sheehan, H. Lehman. g. Lehman, +. ODon-
nell, T; Duer, B; Halsauer, Daniel KleIy'
Walter Simpson, J: Lawlar, Z: Reeknagle. Mr.
Horn, Mr.. Mckay, +. Doherty, T. Lynch, E.
Lyndon A. s. Smith. Oscar Nelson, Charles
Halzhauer. Edward Brown
An enjoyable surprise party was given to
Miss EsIeila Fairfield at her home, $50 Lex
ington avenue, Tuesday evening. Septem Der
T. The evening was pleasantly spent. vocal
selections were rendered by Miss Cote. Mrs.
Fischter, Miss Raymond and Mr.. Raymond
Refreshments were served. Games occupied
the rest OF the evening.
Among those present were: Mr.. and Mrs
NJ Fairfield Sr., Mr.. and Mrs. NJ Fairfield Jr.,
Miss S F..irfeld, Miss Cote. Mrs. Fischter'
Mrs Hardin, Mrs. Mcqueen, Miss Estella Fair
field, Miss Jennie Wahlhelm, Miss julia
Hughes. NJ SIS Edna Hatch, Miss Florence Ray
mond, Miss May Hamnit; Messrs. Oliver Fair
field, Frank Thrall, Robert Helen. Fred Ken
dali, Harry Jewell, Harry Anderson, A. Bow
ers, Arthur Raymond and Bert Brace.
The many friends OF Miss Eta Hencken ten
dered her party in honor of her eighteenth
birthday Mt her residence, 1142 Green street.
Wednesday evening last. Games and dancing
kept the guests until an early hour OF the
morning.
On the 10Th inst. q pleasant party was ten
dered Miss Nellie Weir al Teutonia Hall, l3Z2
Howard street, in honor of her seventeenth
birthday. The evening was spent in singing,
recitations and dancing, after which refresh
ments were served.
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-19
Del Monte.

DEL MONTE, CAL, Sept. 1S.-Although II Is
the middle of Sep,em ber. ana as Is 9eneraiiE
supposed Del Monte is very quiet at this inns
of the year, vet this season still hangs on, ana
from expected arrivals the hotel Will ENJOY
nice season till the first of next month any
way. Wheeling parties, tennis ano crcquet
seem to be the chief amusemenis, although
swimming in the surf is still very popular On
Thursday Mrs. j. A. Donohue gave picnic out
on Pebble Beach in honor of her daughter.
Those present besides the immediate family
were MIR. and Mrs. Haynes r. r. Gjer ana Wiie'
John Fowler and wife ana S H. konl ano W!ie'
A. B. Andrews ana wife, Miss Jane "A. An
drews and Master Graham Andrews arrived on
Friday in their private car southern, ana
will remain some time at the motel inc An
drews party are from Raleigh n. y, anu are
mn king tour OF the state
II. S. Lockwood Ross, London England: r ).
Geraehty and wife. +. f. Griffin ana wlte, New
Herman Oelrichs and wife and Miss Fair
will arrive OF to-night's flyer" and Will re-
main until the middle of October.
John W. Mackay and party are expected 10
arrive here the coming week
The attraction this week has been the Inani-
mate Target Association signal annual state
shoot. 1t attracted many guests 10 Inc motel
and with but few exceptions Inc participants
in the shoot at stopping at the holei.
Among the arrivals are: II. A, Crawford st.
Louis; Miss Anna NJ. Crawford, Terra Haute !;
w
s. Lindsay. Dublin, Ireland; Miss Sarah
Salisbury, C. C. Bucher and wife, San Jose;
j. S. Williams and wife and b. M LolfS ana
wife, Paris. Tex; D. F. Hunt and wife, Boston
Mass LockwGod Ross, Lond9n; % Mr Matthias Io1anh
J. John and Mr. and MIS- Harry 5. Harp. Will
Liam D. Ted William Heise~hoaeT Yens~ RabsTd Phis F.
Quinn. Boston: Edward Smith and wife,
San Francisco; Colonel and Mrs. Karneietf
ST. Petersburg; James {. Jordan, wlie and
maid, Mrs. George Carr, Mrs. Ell Lewellyn,
san francisco; D. B. " son. wife aud maid,
w. w. Hill ana wife, New York; Nine. Mount
ford. Jerusalem; Lewis Allen. John Campbell,
Portland; Dr. Barkan and wife, San Francisco !;
the Misses Harriet and Annie strelan. E. j.
Strelan, Seattle, Wash q. II. Halsey, Miss F.
r. Halsey, Towles Cal John +. Corners ana
wife, San Francisco; /; Miss Hetue Even, John
Owens, Charles F. Grant, San Francisco j; l..
Fishback, Los Angeles; Miss MeEaston, san
Francisco; T. F. Griffin, Detroit; +. e. owens,
W. A. Seaver, N. H. Neustader.
C. c. Mcmahon and w. j. Golcher OF the
Olympic Gun Club OF San Francisco arrived TO-
av IN attend the State shoot.
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-19

bridal trip. On their return they will receive in
Belmont.
quiet wedding took place in Oakland on
Wednesday evening, Septem Der 8, the union
being somewha of a surprise to the trends OF
the contracting parties. The bride was MISS
Mary l. Mulvey, sister OF Frank p. MuiYey,
the well-known electrical engineer, and the
groom WIS Edward H. voorhees,, the we'll
known ana popular Native Son, mem Der OF
Piedmont Parlor No. 100, n S. G. w. Only
few relatives and intimate friends witnessed
the ceremony, which was performed by Rev.
Father King at his residence. After the wed,
ding the entire party came to this city auu
enjoyed an elaborate supper. Mr.. and Mrs
Voorhees went 10 Del Monte on Thursday
denCe at 2435 Myrtle street. Oakland
Miss Bessie Slrouse and William A. Hewitt
were married Wednesday evening, September
6, at the residence OF the brides parents,
2412 Pacific avenue. Miss Alma Coleman
officiated as bridesmaid and Edward I. Hew-
it'll. brother of the groom, was best man. The
ceremony was performed by the Rev. W. H.
Mo1eland, rector OF st. Luke's Episcopal
Church. Relatives and intimate friends only
were present.
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-19
Highland Springs.

HIGHLAND SPRINGS, CAL, Sept. 1S-
Among tie recent events that have taken place
here have been number of hunting parties
that have gone in rursuit of the festive buck
Last week a party OF eight gent emen and
eight ladies, among whom were Mrs.-Ela T.
Hall, grand maTron and Mrs Katie ]. Whats
grand secretary, of the Order of the Eastern
Star, mounted on horses and mu es staI ted for
the hunting grounu two miles distant. The
dogs soon got scent, and quickly 'two-point-
er" ran around noun tain side, givsng the
worthy matron an opportunilv TO display her
Workmanship and test her rifle. Much to the
surprise OF all fine buck lay dead before her
unerrng aim. The party then lunehed by
cool stream and while resting Mrs. Hail gave
them another exhibition OF target and squr-
rel shooting, proving eyond a doubt her supe-
riority, not excepting the Lake County vet
cram hunters" Joe Craig and Sol Stone
Late arrivals here include: H. s. McFarlin,
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-19

her mother. Mrs Margaret Ogier, for a couple
Of months. will return TO Butte, Mon t., where
she is engaged as a teacher. in a few days.
Mrs, L. j. Frank of Redwood City is the guest
of +. Baruch and Wl1e OF san frhhcisco nt tiio
Mr' and Mrs f. W. Glade of Honolulu, who
have spent some tune at the Vendome, lett
Tuesday Tor San Francisco
L. g. Nesmith, cashier OF the FIRST National
Bank, and Mrs Nesmith returned Monday
rom San Francisco, where the former under
went an operation for appendicius' Mr..
Nesmith is much improved, ana mas re-
sumed his business duties.
Miss Agnes Mclaughlin OF Santa Cruz, ac-
companied by Mrs. q. w. Braden OF OroVAie'
spe mt several DAYS at the Vendome this week
Attorney p F. Gosbey lett Wednesday ior
Springfield, ILL.,, where he Will attend SESSION ~
OF The Sovereign Grand Ledge OF the l. u " r.
Mrs. NJ j. Rothehild and Mrs NJ a. Roth-
child of San Francisco were at the Fenoome
for a couple of days this week
Dr. Grissins, S. +. Leib, A. l. Hermann n anu
Frank Lett have returned from an EXTENDED
hunt in Southern oregon. w.
Mrs. N G. Argues gave dinner ut the ven
dome in honor of the first anniversary OF the
marriage of her daue hter. Mrs, Dr. l. n. se frasse
Tn ose present were Miss Burrel, C. r. Argues.
Miss Matte Taafe C. Coo4iige, Colonel A. 4.
Wilton, Miss Mabel Argues, Miss Moiile
Tanfe George Henderson, Elizabeth MurphE'
Robert Syer, Miss Lolita McGeoghegan, u. M.
Burnett Mr.. Hotaling, DR.. ana MIS- l. n. ffasse
and Mrs. n G. ARGUES.
Mrs. O. A. Ha e, who has spent some time
travelling il Europe, arrived III New 1oFk oa.-
urIay OH her way home. The serious liness
oil her mother, Mrs. Bassett, is the cause OF ner
return home at this time.
A. H. Jarman lett to-day Tor TWO "eeAs
camping trip in the lower part OF the country
William T. AegaIer, an attorney OF TINS clly'
was marie to Miss Maggie Ford at San tran-
cisco, Wednesday.
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-19
Mil Valley.

MILL VALLEY. CAL, Sept. 1S The season
is rapidly drawi 1g to a ciose and in another
month the summer sojourners will have all
left
Mr. and Mrs. Frank W. Marvin have left
Edgemont, their summer home at this place,
10 occupy their new residence in the metroE-
oils
Miss Grace Unger wcs guest at Breezy Hu
Mill Valley
Mr.. and Mrs. George R. Cleaveland, after
short visit to Howell Mountain, have returned
TO the valley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Klyce have been enter
tanning friends from Sutter County.
Mrs. Herman Oelrichs and Miss Virginia
Fair and friends passed through Mill Valley
Wednesday n ight tor visit on the summit oi
Mount Tamelpais.
Mrs. George A. Warnock is on a visit 10
friends in Sacramento.
Mrs. Augustus d. Avery has been spending
a short time in San Francisco as the guest ol
her mother.
James A. Stephens was a guest at the Monte
Vista Hotel Wednesday evening
Mr.. and Mrs. Eldridge DuIbIow were here
this week
MI and Mrs. Charles F. Runyon are at pres
ent in New York City, where they will spend
q month.
Master Stewart Ashley Bostwick gave
birthday party to twenty OF his young friends
Saturday.
Mrs. There's Abel is at present spending
few weeks in the valley.
Mr. and Mrs. Lowell White will shortly take
up their home in San Francisco for the winter
months.
Mrs. J. B. Msher has been on short visit 10
friends in the City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Salinger left for the city last
week, where their daughter, Miss TnlisN
Salinger, is again at the T1voli.
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-19
WEDDING BELLS.
Home and Church Ceremonies of
the Past Week.

The California Hotel was the scene of
pretty wedding Tuesday noon, the 14th inst.
the contracting parties being Miss Al ia de
Roche, only child of Mr.. and MIS- A. de Roche
of Belmont, and J. J. Malone. the popular
agent of the Southern Pacific Railroad at the
same place. Rev. D. Charles GaIdene: pei formed
the ceremony. The bride was becomi ng ly
gowned in a handsome fawn-colored silk,
trimmed with mousseline de sole. She carried
a bouquet of bride roses Miss Lille Hammer
son acIed as maid of honor. and ]. Pecham
officiaLed as best man. After the ceremony
an elaborate bridal breakfast was served. Only
immediate relatives were present. Mr.. and
Mrs. Malone have gone to Del Monte for a
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-19
San lose.

SAN JOSE, CAL, Sept. 18.-A party of promi-
nent society people of Menlo Park and San
Francisco were the guests of Mrs. Z. W. Hop
kins of Menlo Park in this city Monday even
ing They were entertained with dinner at
the Vendome and later drove out 10 the circus
in two four-in-hands. After the show they
returned to their homes on a special train. In
the party were: Mr.. and Mrs. Macondray, Miss
Thomas, Miss Atherton, Miss Caro- Crockett,
Miss Mclean, Miss Eyre, Miss H. Hopkins,
Miss F. Hopkins, Miss G. Hopkins. Mrs. E. w.
Hopkins and Messrs. Eyre. L. McMulin, Ii.
J. Croeker, Ii. Poett, J. Rathbone, q. de Long.
F. McGee, Mr. Howard, Mr.. Henry, Mr.. Macon
dray. Mr. Boyle and Z. E. Hopkins.
Mrs. b. D. Murphy gave party at her coun-
try home near Mountain View Thursdsy even
ing in honor of Miss Alice Masten OF San
Francisco. A large number OF society people
from this city were present
Mrs. Charles Martin, who is spending the
summer at Pacific Grove, returned home for &
few days this week.
The Misses Abel of Santa Clara have ssued
invitations for party on September 25.
Miss Fannie Ogier, who has been visiting