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Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1898-12-22
TRIM M|NGS.
The Decorations Most In Favor For FASH
ionabie Costumes.

The Decorations Most In Favor For FASH
ionabie Costumes.
Coats and %redingotes covered with en-
broidery, applications of lace or GALLON,
ruches of mousseline de sole or beaded
passementerie are to be a feature of the
cooler season and are already announced
by means of preliminary models. A great
deal Of decoration is used with rich effect.
These %redingotes, while defining the figure
accurately, serve as a foundation for as
much and as expensive trimming as can
be afforded and applied. Embroidery up
on the goods themselves continues to be the
most elegant and highly priced adornment.
Costumes are seen which are entirely en-
broidered from the collar to the hem, the
material being silk, wool or ever cotton,
with applications in relief Of warmly tint
ed velvet or else with openwork embroid-
cry over changeable taffeta. Capes and
bodices are also much adorned with EN-
broidery.
The illustration given today shows d
little girls Mother Hubbard gown Of ID
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A Tale.

African Explorer (spinning a yarn)-
Not very long ago I went out one day un-
armed, when l suddenly found myself face
to face with three lions.
Friend-Well?
Explorer fixed my gaze on the brutes,
then stuck my hands in my pockets and
walked away whistling an air from an
opera.
Friend-And didn't the lions immedi-
ately rush at your
Explorer-They couldn't. 1t was at the
zoo,-Tit-B Bits.
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HOpelessly Tangled.

Professor Thinkitout was about to be
married and had just received an invita-
tion to his own wedding, which he had
absentmindedly mailed to himself.
well, WE'LL" he unused, "what does
this mean9 My f1ancee's name on a we'd
ding i%nvitationi The faithless hussyl And
great logarithmsl There's my name on
II tool Either she's untrue or Tn about
to be a bigamist. New York Truth
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Hustlinr and Herotsm,

Walker Farr 1.-THE eminent tragedian)-
Our American troops are good fighters,
but they lack enterprise. Here l just read
that several regiments have been III the
verge Of riot or mutiny because they had
no opportunity to fight Spaniards.
Count de Ties-Well, how would enter
prise help them outp
Walker Farr-Why, If they were as pro.
g~ressive as our theatrical organizations,
every regiment would have had an advance
agent out as soon as 1t was recruited Up
IN Dato
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1898-12-22

"Son of a gunl' Kissed somebody.
"Mauserp' asked another, In innocent
Jest.
"Of a ma, sirl" exclaimed the uncon-
scious imbecile. with an affectation Of
kindness.
Nor is the law to be blamed, since the
law deals altogether adequately with the
subject of justiflable homicide. Detroit
journal.
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WILLING. to Follow,

Perry Patettic-This here paper says
that Gladstone would quit his work
any time to lay down and sleep.
Wayworn Watson-They is only N
thing keeps me from follerin that plan,
and that is, I don't work. -Oincinnati
ENQUIRER.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1898-12-22

A Matter of Profound Indifference.
The specialized fisherm.n looked at
his heavy string and then he looked at
the darby who sat on the fence idly
swinging his heels.
"Sam," he called, "are you fond Of
perch?'
"Don't b'lieve I am, sab" said the
oolored brother. when I grabs a chick
en-, I don't pay no 'tention tall to de
perch, sab. "-Cleveland Plain Dealer.
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New Mexico Territorial Educational
ASS rotation Meeting, Las Vegas, N.
M, Dec, 26.2o, 1893.

For the above occasion the Santa Fe
Route will place on sale tickets to Las
Vegas and return at one fare for the
round trip ($3.35). Dates of sale Dec. 20
and Il. 1898, good for return passage
until January I, 1899.
Fl. s. LUTz. Agent,
Santa Fe, N. M.
W. J. BLACK. G.. p. A..
Topeka, Kas,
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He Saws the Wood.

Mrs. Dix-They say Mrs. Peck speaks
four languages.
Mrs. Hix-Indeed! And how many
does her husband speak?
Mrs. Dix-Oh, he doesn't dare speak
any when she is around.-Chicago News.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1898-12-22
what to Do with 1t,

"They say the chair manufacturers have
formed q trust"
well, we can't sit down ON that any
too quick. "-Cleveland Plain Dealer.
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A Veteran

"Call yourself a veteran, whom you were
never out of the country"
well, anyway, / was doctored by .
veterinary. "-Cincinnati Enquirer.
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Had Learned by Bitter Experience.

"Now, George, you mustn't put 1t off
any longer. Go to papa this very after
noon and tell him what you want"
"Yes, I know I must. Let me see. 10
your papa's desk in the middle of the
room?"
"No, it's against the wall in the corner
farthest from the door"
II see. The door is opposite the desk.
There is no way that he could RUIZ around
and get behind a fellow, is there?"
"Why, George, how you talk"
"Well, I know what I'm talking about.
I don't want to slide into any office and
then find that the old mar Is nearer the
door than l am. That very thing hap
pened to me the last time, and''-
"Georgep'-Cleveland Plain Dealer.
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About the Size of It.

Willie-Say, pa, what's an impression
list?
Pam impressionist, Willie, is an
artist who gives one the impression that
he sells more pictures than he can
paint.-Chicago News.
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Timely Mention.

Harry, let me read you this article
on Hints For Birthday Gifts"
"Why should you read it to me?
You've been throwing hints at me for
three weeks. "-Chicago Record,
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holiday Rates-santa re Route.

A rate of one fare for the round trip
will be made for Christmas and New
Year holidays, tickets will be sold Dec.
"a, 25, 20 and 81, 1898, and January 1
and 2, good to return until January 4,
1899. For particulars call on agents Of
the Santa Fe Route.
II. s. LuTz, Agent,
Santa Fe, N. NJ.
w. j. BLACK, G. p. A.,
Topeka, Kas.
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Raurh on Chicago.

"Do you sell return tickets to Chicago?"
asked the man outside Of the ticket office.
"Oh, yes. No n would go out there
II we didn't" was the reply of the man
inside.-Yonkers Statesman.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1898-12-22
A Small Chip.

Young Dealer is getting to be as invet
crate a poker player as his father"
"A chip Of the old block, ehP'-Phila
delphia North American.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1898-12-22

MARY Ann seems to get through the
dinner dishes in remarkably quick time. "
Eyes, there are so few of them left. y
Cleveland Plain Dealer.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1898-12-22

C%hamberlain's Collie, Cholera and Diar-
rhoea Remedy can always be depended
upon and is pleasant and safe to, take.
Sold by A. G. Ireland.
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Fitting Name,

Pigg-Say! Why do you call that fell
low "Asphyxiate?" That is a peculiar
nickname.
Penn-Because his last name is Cas-
kill.-Princeton Tiger.
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In Chicago.

Mrs. Wabash-She never takes a man
seriously.
Mrs. Dearborn-Indeed!
"Yes, she's giggled OIL every wedding
day she ever had. "-Yonkers States
man.
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Easily Explained.

"You say that you were driven into bat
tlei How was thatP"
Erode In with the mule train, sir. y
Princeton Tiger.
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Biggs-W What an awfully pretty
Mrs. Biggs-Whatl
Biggs-Little dog!-Iudy.
Notice for Publication =.

LAND OFFICE AT SANTA FEE, N. M,
November %, 1893.
Notice Is hereby given that the following
to make Anal proof In SUPPORT Of his Claim,
and that said proof will be made before the
register or receiver at Santa Fe. n. NJ. on
January 4, 1899, viz: Nestor Rodriguez for
the g u sw "A, W II. Sc u, sec. 8, tip. II n, r 10 e.
He names thef following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultiva-
tion of said land, viz:
Manzanares, Refugio sails, of Santa Fe, N. NJ.
MANUEL r. OTRR0, Register.
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A vivacious woinan's

w. 'hfhh
can frequently
aak i'll more elo-
ent language than
: any known to
n the tongue of
!. man. 1t car
N invite or repel,
y sigh or smile,
= be III or
.. naughty, tear
r a passion to
. tatters or hum
bly, seek for
giveness.
t can also tell the
ry of health. A
man who suffers
Ill weakness and
ease in a woman
way sits in sorrow
. detection while
The San Francisco call., 1898-01-02

rived early in the week from Chicago and were welcomed by many friends at the hotel. Mrs. Sturgess' party includes Miss SturgeSs, Miss Rosalie SturgesS, Miss Mary Sturgess, Miss Clara Sturgess, Miss Helen Sturgess, George Sturgess and Hubbard Carpenter.
 Arthur E. Watson of San Francisco is passing the Christmas holidays at the ho- tel.
 Major H. A. Bartlett, United States Ma rine Corps, is here, accompanied by Mrs. Bartlett.
 Mrs. Barmenter, wife of Lieutenant E. H. Barmenter of the Albatross, is pass ing the winter with Mrs. r. D. Thomson at Flower Lodge, Coronado.
 Mrs. c. B. Stone of San Francisco en- tertained friends at dinner at the hotel on Christmas day.
 John V. Clark, @ prominent Chicago banker, is here, accompanied by his bride.
 A. A. Munger, the well-known Chicago art collector, is again at the hotel. This is Mr. Mungers fourth season at the Coronado
 c. B. Stone of San Francisco, accom- panied by his family, including Mrs. Stone, Walter c. Stone, Emily Stone. Ar thur Stone and Charles Stone. are pass ing the holidays at the hotel as in years gone by.
 A driving party from the hotel pie nicked at Tia Juana on Tuesday.
 Drs. H. B. and A. l.. Gates are San Jose visitors here.
The San Francisco call., 1898-01-02
CLUB PARTIES.

The many friends of MT. Bullen of the St. George Club were royalty entertained on Christmas afternoon. While the reg ular members of the club were celebrat- ing at their own homes the rooms were bachelor guests, and good time was English plum pudding were the staples of the menu, after the disposal of which the guests assembled, in Burnaby Hall where pipes, cigars and tobacco awaited their pleasure. The vocal programme was as follows: Song, 1.-The White Squall." T. H. Matthias; song, "The Death of Nelson,' w. T. Stott; recitation, "The "Cumberland's Crew. w. Weldon; reel tation, 'Ingersoll on the Deity w. Par sonage; song. "Girl Wanted,' - w. Hamil- ton: song. Dublin Bay" J. Davis; reel tation, w. Altman; address, J. w. Bridges. As a matter of international courtesy this most enjoyable affair was concluded with the singing of God Save the Queen"
 A very successful entertainment and bazaar was given by the protective com mittee of the Woman's Educational and Industrial Union at it's headquarters on Van Ness avenue last Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday evenings, under the di- Louis Glass and Mrs. Stevenot. Those contributing to the programme were as follows: Mime. Ellen Coursen- -Roekel. Mrs H. Lewis, Miss Trelease, Mrs. Dr. Kemp Van Ee. Miss Doane, Leon A. AuradauX, Miss Fish, Miss Frankie Miss Florence Douglas, Miss Marie Sor- bier. Miss Madeline ONeil. Robert Brown, Miss Florence F. Martin, H. A. Ranft, Miss Nellie SteVenot.
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patrick, Miss Christine Johnson, Miss Eta Reid. Miss Mamie ,AIe- Nc Mamie Givens, Miss Madge Kearny, Miss Grace Traitor, Miss Irene Keller, Oliver McAdams, Gus E. Rasmussen, William Garry, Peter Herrgott. Fred Kimball, Henry Becker, Wesley Hatch, Henry Reimers, John Reimers, Peter Rhode, Triton, Ed Vandarling, Thomas Lorenzo, Joseph Lindsay, Mir. Healy, MT. McDon- aid, George Formey ,, Frank Holmes. Nolan, Hugh Fitzpatrick, John Fftz- patrick.
 MT. and Mrs William Fairgrieve en- tertained a number of friends at their residence. 2729 Bryant avenue, on Christ mas night. The parlors were beautifully decorated with holly and ferns The evening was pleasantly spent in Madge Eldridge surprised the guests with her beautiful singing, as did Miss Kate also rendered by James Niven, George B. Bushby, Adam Currie and William Car routh. Among those present were: MT. and Mrs William Fairgrieve, Mir. and Mrs Alex Campbell, MT. ,and Mrs. George Drane, MT. and Mrs Joseph Nicholson of Napa, Mrs. Madge Eldridge, Miss Lena Mehke, Miss Jeanette Fairgrieve, Miss Kate Elphingston, Miss Frances Shingle- dab, Miss Lizzie Fairgrieve, Master Colin Campbell Master Dudley Eldridge, George B. Bushby, James Niven, John td1fBTl6bes w IollSSs <AudiA ShAlAE, William Carrouth.
 The sixth annual military ball of the K R. B. Rifles, Captain M. Casey com manding, was held Friday evening at odd Fellows Hall. A large and fashion able audience was present to bid adieu to the old year and to welcome the new year.
 The twenty-sixth annual Christmas entertainment and dance of the Chil- dren's Progressive Lyceum was held last evening at Pythian Castle, 909 Market street. The affair was a most enjoyable success.
 Miss Bradley's select kindergarten and primary school held it's Christmas exer- cises Tuesday, December q, at 52S Eddy street Santa Claus was present and all the children had an enjoyable time.
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the bay and a card party in the evening held at 134S Geary street, Miss Aronson being the hostess on this latter occasion, assisted by her friends, Misses Stlnson and Howard of San Jose.
 Those who were fortunate enough to attend the very excellent performance at the Concordia on Friday evening are loud in their praises of the many good things offered them. The talent of the participants was as unusual and grau- fVing a. it was Splendidly up to date. The book of Little Bo Peep was more than clever and the music fetching
 The young ladies of the cast more than surprised their friends by their graceful dancing and excellent singing. Among those who contributed to the excellent ensemble were: Miss IIilda Rosener, Miss Stella Schwabacher, Miss Neuffett. Miss Miss May Slessinger, Miss Elsie Levy, Miss Alice Bachman, Miss Beatrice Sachs, Miss Irma RothSchild, Milton A. Bremen. S. Meininger, Maurice J. Side man, Julian Newbauer. Samuel Jacobi, Leo Davis and Louis Haber.
 MT. and Mrs. Isador Joseph recently celebrated the first anniversary of their marriage at their residence, CPS Haight avenue, Alameda. A large number of friends and relatives were present and a most enjoyable evening was spent. Among those present were: MT. and Mrs. Isador Joseph, Mrs. Isaac Joseph, $. Ja- cObs, MT. and Mrs. Abe Jacobs. Mr. and Mrs. A. HOckwald, Mrs. Basch, the Misses Basch, Joe Joseph. M. Finberg. the Misses Al A4lliletiI, t4le -NllSSSS -hey CT MISS b. Levy. F. Mayer, MT. and Mrs. J. c. Harris l.. Leary. l.. Israelsky. Miss Rose Jacobs, Miss s. Triest. MT. Mum, Miss Lubbock, MT. Floyd, Messrs. A. Getz, J. Getz, S. Getz, A. Drew, F. Stock, Joe Jacobs, Bernard and Irwin Jacobs.
 On Saturday evening, December 9, Conrad Scheel gave a Christmas party at the home of his uncle, J. Nagel, 1113Ih Bryant street. The evening was spent in songs. games and dancing. The follow ing were present: MT. and Mrs. J. Ma gel, Mir. and Mrs. A. Koehncke, Mrs. w. Hammer, Misses Kate Siebecker, Rose Josephine Nagel, Lottie Kornmayer, Alice Zecher, Nonnie Guillaume. Mamie Guil- laume, Lizzie Mackinnon. Cassy Mackin- non, Mary Mackinnon. Flora Koehncke. Bertha Klaus: Hermann Freese. Ed Fisher, Willie Hammer, Tony Kornmay- CT, George Marshall, George Short. Henry Wendt, Fred Voigt, George Zett, Joe Koehncke. Robert Koehncke, Willie Thomas, Peter Britt, Jake Lennon.
 dered Miss Jennie McAdams by her many friends at her residence. 92612 Florida street, on Christmas evening.
 Excellent vocal and instrumental music was rendered by Hugh and Lizzie Fitz- patrick, Robert Triton and Miss Cora Christie. Fred Kimball kept the party in constant laughter by his witty say ings. Those present were: MT: and Mrs. Beecroft, Miss May Leonard, Miss Lena Reimers, Miss Emily Kimball, Miss Min nie Rasmussen. Miss Cora Christie, Miss Minnie Borden, Miss Annie Lorenzo, Miss Mabel Adams, Miss Alice Craig, Miss Bertha Craig, Miss Ida Daniels, Miss Anna Keller, Miss Maggie Greedy, Miss Winnie Daniels. Miss Lizzie F'itz-
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ladies who assisted Miss Simon and her debutante sister, Miss Harriette, to re- ceive were the Misses M. Lewis. Bertha Herzog. Anna Cohn, Fannie Sternfield, Mabel Son, Jennie Samuels, Fannie Eden and Albertina Wahle.
 A very enjoyable serenade and sur prise prise party va, was rendered to Miss May 2l, in honor of her birthday at her home. 43O7 TwentY-fourth street. During her absence the home was beautifully decorated with smilax and cut flowers. The evening was pleasantly spent in music, games and dancing. At mid
 Mir. and Mrs. Eugene l.. F'ifelds of San Pedro are the guests of MT. and Mrs. T. K. Browne at 1155 Guerrero street. An informal reception was given at the Wednesday evening, in honor of Dr. c. C. Van Liew of Los Angeles, The in- Professor and Mrs. Edwin, D; Starbuck of Stanford, Professor and Mrs Wash ington Wilson of Berkeley, Mir. and Mrs. Robert Pennell, Mrs. Greene, Mrs. F. E. North, Mrs. John M. Johnson, Mrs. R. l.. Andrews, the Misses Kate Banning, Eliza D. Keith, M. E. Keating, Sarah Wilson, A. M. Storall. and Messrs. Mad ison Babcock and A. F. Werum.
 Mr. and Mrs. I. D. Levy announce the Bar r-Mitzvah of their son, which was held Saturday morning, January l, at the lowed at their residence, GIG Green street. from to P. M.
 Miss Ida Wolfe entertained the Fin de Steele at her home in very charming manner recently.
 The affair assumed a Christmas as- pect, the decorations being holly berries and mistletoe, while the favors were Klondike miners for the gentlemen and tinseled Santa Clauses for the ladies. Three games of whist were played, the prizes being won by Miss Ida Wolfe and pr. T. M. Smyth. Dancing followed, af- ter which a tempting supper was served amid hearty toasts for the coming year.
 MT. and Mrs. Herman Hoffman gave a Christmas dinner party at their home those present were Mrs. A. Porter, MT. and Mrs E. A. Rathbun. Mir. and Mrs John Brown, Miss C. F. Wilson, Messrs Finlay Campbell, c: c. Herbert, Captain Mckenzie and J. Sinclair.
 A very enjoyable birthday party was given to Miss Maud Flack at her resi- dence, 2919 Folsom street, Wednesday, evening. December % Games, singing evening. Those present were: The Misses Mabel Young, Lille Lord, Elsia Du Bois Pauline Du BoiS, Florence Du Bois Pansy Peterson, Cecile Grozelier, Flu Miss Oakley, Miss Graham Miss M FIack, Miss Helda Turner, Sadie Turner Muriel Turner, Miss Maud Flack, Sadie Flack, Miss Mabel and Miss Jennie F'lack Mrs. G. D. Flack, Messrs. Guy Morgan Irving Morgan, Roy Kay, Arthur Sugden, Willie Potts. William Eichbaum, James ldCh anu GICy lHe rooms and hall were decorated very prettily for the occasion, and the affair lasted till the small hours of morning.
 The Misses Hazel and Alma Schad en- tertained their playmateS at their home 250 Clinton Park, on last Wednesday evening.
 Among those present were: The Misses Flossie Samuels, Pearl Samuels, Enid Leek, Addie Deering, Alma Deering, Bir- die Petersen, Isabelle Petersen. Chrissie Thomson, Lizzie Madsen, Ruth Hamilton,
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Mount Tamalpais.

MOUNT TAMALPAIS, Jan. 1.-The holiday week has been one of unusual activity on Tamalpais, and among the visitors have been people from every part of the State.
 A party consisting of MT. and Mrs. R. III. Pease, R. H. Pease Jr., George w. Tease, Miss Pease and MT. and Mrs. s. l.. Abbott made the ascent of the noun tain last Monday, dining on the summit.
 E. Cullen of Fresno was among the guests of the week.
 MT: and Mrs. Cartwright. Bruce Cart wright and Miss H. Cartwright of Homo lulu were on the summit this week.
 A. Jordan of Redwood City was here for a few hours.
 Moore Jr. of San Francisco spent Q day on the mountain.
 Miss Gertrude Goey was guest on the summit.
 A party, made up of MT. and Mrs. C.. H. Gray and Mrs F. G. Gray of Oakland and Miss k. A. Gray of San Francisco,
 Charles W. Taylor of Corte Madeira. Marin County, was a visitor durnig the week.
 Captain A. Hensen of Santa Cruz was here during the holidays.
 Frank Johnson of ColuSa registered on the summit this week.
 Ar Among hs the San Francisco people be mentioned George 5'Rsi o'Bem. W. Nnish. |. O Dell; P. Knapp. John Thompson, J. A =. A. Levy, J. H. Faraday, F.. c. Bird, Robert C. Craig. H. c. Bush. Mrs. G. F. Adams, Mr. and Mrs. A Wilkie. c. L. Hooker, MT and Mrs. H. A. Brown. Mir. and Mrs. J. R. Grubb. James P. Casey, W. A. Lux, Miss Lillie Landrett, A Cook, H. Ducket, F. Mcneil. Allen Green, Arthur Green.
 John Cushing and Miss Dollie Gushing of San Rafael spent a day on the sum init.
 G. R. Smith of College Park registered at the Tavern of Tamalpais during the holidays.
 A party of the following Berkeley peo- pie were among the visitors this week: Joseph N. Le Count, C. Cory, Mrs. Cal ton and Miss Ethel Calton.
 W. F. Dunne, J. L. Dunne and Mary l.. Dunne, also of Berkeley, were guests on the summit.
 C.. Grove of Visalia and D. W. Stewart of Oakland were here.
 Among others who visited the mountain were: Mir. and Mrs. H. l.. Woodburn, Minneapolis; C. F.. Hart. Chicago; Ralph Harron, New York; F. c. Jorgason, Charles Jorgason, Chicago; NJ. Mansfield w. D. Wagand, Colorado; Miss NJ A, Handy, Alaska; L. Knapp, Minneapolis.
The San Francisco call., 1898-01-02
IN THE FUTURE.

The second assembly and german of the Winter Cotillon Club will be held Friday evening, January z, at Lunt' s Hall.
 Invitations are out for the next party of the Comme il Faut, to be held on Thursday evening next, January 6, at Cotillon Hall.
 Local Union No. of the National Brotherhood of Electrical Workers of America will hold its annual grand cleo trical display and ball at Odd Fellows Hall on Saturday evening, January s.
 The Mckenzie Musical Society will hold it's ninth musicale and hop at Odd rel lows Hall Thursday evening, January 6. Admission will be by invitation only. The programme will commence promptly at S:15 o'clock, and doors will remain closed during the rendition of the numbers.
 An evening dress social will be given
The San Francisco call., 1898-01-02

Professor ". M. Mackay, principal of the Auburn High School, is at the Grand: He came down to attend the session of the California Teachers Association.
 Emanuel Magnin of I. Magnin & Co. left on a business trip Saturday for Southern California, to be gone fort night.
 MT. and Mrs. Feige and family of 736 Hayes street have moved to S14A Fell street.
 Mrs. Dr. Willard from Chicago will spend the winter with her sister, Mrs. George Elder, 2606 Folsom street.
 Miss Estelle Raphael will be at home the first Monday in each month.
 Mrs. Le Normand has left for a so- journ of several months in the southern part of the State.
 Miss Annie L. Stone of PIT Post street has left for Europe and will be absent couple of months.
 Mrs A. E. Lobree and son of Brent wood are here on a short visit.
 Miss Etta Mcleod, daughter of Angus Mcleod, who has been visiting her sister Mrs F. A. Rockhold) in Chicago, re- turned to her home in this city yester' day.