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]. Mercy, and gave the guests assembled

G. Mercy, and gave the guests assembled an opportunity to listen to his wonderful playing on the banjo and mandolin. Mr Ross entertained with sweet Spanish airs on the guitar. Those present were: MT and Mrs. C. French, MT. and Mrs c. Mercy, MT. and Mrs. Maunder, MT and Mrs. l.. H. Cox. MT. and Mrs. C. Engel. Misses Tillie and Katie Lundblade, Miss Clara Brown, Misses Florence, Alice and Edith Maunder Charles F. Boyd, Ray Brown, MT. Ross and J. R. McISaac.
 On the afternoon and evening of Janu- ary s, Miss Lillie Becker entertained sev- eral of her young friends at her home, 42 Elgin Park.
 Singing, dancing, games and music were the principal features of the affair. Among those present were: Miss Lille H. Becker, Miss Dora Irene Colver Miss Minnie Huber, Miss Elizabeth Manson Miss Pauline Lila Utschig, Miss Clara Weber, Miss Christina Klaas, Miss Tillie SChmit, Miss Marie Meyer, Miss Lizzie Clarke and Master William and Edward Becker.
 Mrs A. Clay entertained the members of the Meyernck last Monday evening at her residence on Sutter street. Quite an elaborate programme of music was rem dered by the chorus under the leadership of Mrs Anna von Meyerinck and the fol- lowing soloists-members of the club: Miss Grace Davis Miss Decker Mrs. Fay. Bradley Smith MT. Cutrell and the host ess. Charles Mayer played the zither charmingly while the singing of Miss Spencer and the recitations of MT. de La saur and NIT. Perry were highly appre- ciated Dancing concluded a most en- joyable evening.
 Last week. at the home of Mrs. F. Day,
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Home Gatherinos.

A delightful musicale was given by Mrs. c. F. Holman at the Colonial last Thurs day evening. The reception hall and par Tor were tastefully arranged for the oc- caSion and the guests of the house and number of invited friends assembled to "I Live and Love ThCc' (Campana), MT Dodds and MT. Franluil; "On the Water (SchuberO, Mrs. C. F. Holman; recita- tion, "The Mountebank" Price), MT. Beebe; We Meet Above" Uieb,), MT Dodds; (al Nocturne (Raf). (b) Berceuse (SchutD, Miss May Sinsheimer; "Cupid's Flowerer' dedicated to MT. Wilkiel, J thaD, Alfred Wtlkie; duet, Sunset" (Ste- phen c. MassetD, Mir. Wilkie and Mrs Holman; recitation, Guido Ferranta, !" Miss Olive Snider; Break Break. Breakr' (GeibeD, MT. Franklin; "River Song (Nell Connor), Miss Snider; "Amo" CTito MatteD, Alfred Wilkie; piano solo. 'Humoreske' (MoszkowskD, Miss Sins heimer.
 Miss Ethel Wilcox gave her young friends and schoolmates party at the home of her parents, Mir. and Mrs. J. w. Wilcox, Lexington avenue, on Tuesday evening January Il. The evening was most pleasantly spent in music. dancing and games. The following Misses were present: May Reardon. Ella Gordon, Blanche Cousins Marguerite Powers, Lille Ruscie. May O Hara. May Green. Gertie Green. Ethel Walter. Irene Walter. Bessie Harrison, Gertie Fogarty. Irene Zeiner. Gertie Zeiner, Mary Caldom. May Gordon, Leah Coyette. Kate Carey, Nonie Shindler.
 The Misses Maunder gave a delightful ''at home" at their residence, 1233 Lom- bard street, on the evening of Friday, the 14th inst. The affair was in honor of
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here. He and Mrs. Wharton returned to san Francisco on Tuesday.
 Nathan Rohr and the Misses Rohr are here from Baltimore, Md. They will re- main some time.
 The excursion party of Pennsylvania people who were to arrive here on the 18th for a weeks stay have been de- layed, and the time of their arrival has not been definitely ascertained by the ho- tel management
 Several shooting trips were enjoyed by the sportsmen here during the week Head Clerk Junker, who Is an enthusias- tic sportsman, and Charles Knapp of Pennsylvania were the leading spirits in these jaunts, and consequently the most successful huntsmen. An all-day trip on Thursday resulted in a fine array of birds, and the game supper that Followed was an event to be remembered by the participants.
 Some of the weeks arrivals are: W. B. Glafke and wife Portland Or; Mrs. Os- car Woodhaus. Santa Cruz; Miss Van Beuren, Miss c. J. Van Beuren, c. T. Rittenhouse, New York City; Robert l.. Coleman, San Francisco; John c. Whar- wife, Victoria, B. C.; Miss E. A. Bonnell, New York Nathan Rohr. Miss Helen Rohr Miss Louise Rohr, Baltimore Md. {; J. Strand, Burlington. Iowa; William T. Muir and wife, Portland, Or; MT. and Mrs. Payne, British Columbia; Francis B. Brewster Philadelphia; F. B. Bertin and wife. New Haven, Conn; E. J. Duff and wife, Denver. Colo; George w. Weeks, Clinton, Mass; Frank Trumbull, Denver: J. Golinsky and wife, San Fran cisco; MT. and Mrs. J. Collner, St. Peters
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}. fal .rVlsions" Hardelotl.

"Thine,' {Chaminade). (c} Were 1 Gard ner" (Chaminadel. Mrs. Eva Penney; piano solo, "Spinnlied' Wagner-LisZp, Roscoe Warren Lucy; selection, The Water Lily (AbD, California Male Quartet; selection, ''Wang" (Morse), Neapolitan Mandolin ana Guitar Club; vocal solo, Delight Huckstone). Mrs. Eva Penney; mandolin and guitar duet, Lucia de Lammermoor" DoniZettD, the Misses Theresa and Lily Sherwood; se- lection. 'She Is Mine" CBuclO, California Male Quartet; waltz, ''The Sea Fairies (Prestonl, Neapolitan Mandolin and Guitar Club.
 The ladies of Mizpah Charity Club held their annual luncheon at o'clock on Jan street. The rooms were beautifully 1ec- orated for the occasion. After an hour spent at the table the business meeting was called to order, and the very satis- factory reports of secretaries and treas urer read showing a prosperous condi- tion of the club for the year just closed.
 Following came the election of officers, who, with one exception, the treasurer, were reelected for the ensuing year. Mrs. A. c. Rulofson, president; Mrs. H. Newell vice-presidenC; Mrs George Stuart. recording secretary; Miss Louise Elliott, corresponding secretary, and Mrs. E. C. Auld, treasurer.
 The regular monthly meeting of the Western Addition Literary and Social Club was held on W ednesday evening, at Native Sons Hall. An unusual excellent musical and literary programme was fol- lowed by dancing. The programme in full for the evening was as follows: Overture. orchestra; dialogue, 'King Edward and
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80S15 Greenwich street, a delightful party was rendered MT. Madsen, prior to his departure for Fresno.
 After supper the guests returned to the prettily decorated parlors where games and dancing were participated in until a late hour.
 Among those present were: Miss Day MT. and Mrs. Madsen. MT. and Mrs Fes- Ter, MT. and Mrs. Schneider MT. and Mrs Klinker, MT. Thomas, Mrs. Echersen, Mir Williams, Miss Ruff, Miss Ethel Day and MT. Royton.
 A very enjoyable birthday surprise par ty was rendered to Miss Carrie Candage, at her residence, 1874 Thirteenth street on Saturday evening, January s. The evening was spent in both vocal and in strumental music, games and dancing. At midnight a sumptuous repast was served Among those present were Miss Eunice James, Miss Daisy Jeffries, Miss Nellie Corbett Miss Nina Munch, Miss Lille Hehemann, Miss Carrie Candage, Miss Dora Jugens, Miss Milly Candage, Miss Bessie Callahan, Miss Agnes Henneberry, Mrs. Candage, Miss Georgie Candage, Miss Aimee Van Wrinkle.
 A most charming affair of the week was violet luncheon given by Mrs Frank l.. Bird. Thursday afternoon, in honor of her young friends, Miss Char lotte Frier and Miss Rachel Best of Ala meda, Miss Bessie G. Marks, Miss Ella McDermott and Miss Ellen Margery Marks, of this city. The table was beau tifully decorated with violets and a dainty menu served.
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St. Helena.

Mrs. F. B. Mackinder, wife of the editor of the Star, returned home Sunday from a visit of two months with relatives in Illinois and Texas.
 Herbert Merriam of Mendocino County spent the first of the week with his brothers, George and Fred.
 Edwin Beardsley. who for the past two years has been in China on the cruiser Olympia, son and renewing old acQuaintances-
 Mrs Nathan Lauter spent the first of the week in San Francisco.
 John Imrfe, principal of the Calistoga schools, spent Monday in St. Helena
 Mrs. Louise Higgins spent Monday in Napa
 Mrs. Oscar Hoffman of Napa was in St. Helena the first of the week.
 Joy Noble went to Colfax, Wash, with her grandparents. Mir. and Mrs. Wilman, and will visit them for some time.
 Frank Peller and Myron Richie were in the metropolis Monday making arrangements for their trip to Klondike next month.
 Robert Prouty of Oakland spent Sunday in St. Helena with his folks
 Miss Grace Schaw of this place now has a position es stenographer in Portland, Or.
 B. F. Whitton of Berkeley spent the first of the week In St. Helena.
 Elmer A Malcom, who has spent the past seven months in St. Helena returned to his home in Los Angeles Wednesday.
 J. C. Nixon was treated to a surprise at his home McCorkle avenue Monday evening, 1t being the occasion of his fifty-eighth birthday anniversary. 4 number of his neghbors called at his home during the evening and a social time was spent.
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D. Won Stott of Scranton, Pa, are oc- cupyfng a suite here.
 Mrs. M. Sabine of Syracuse, N. Y, en- tertained with a dinner at Hotel del Coronado on Saturday evening. The guests were Major H. A Bartlett of the united States marine corps, and Mrs. Perkins of the Monadnock, and Mrs. Per kins, MT. and Mrs. John Markle. New York; MT; and Mrs. William L. Davis. Denver; Mrs. J: Uhler Hastings. San Francisco, and W. H. Dupee, Chicago. smilax
 MT. and Mrs Deming Jarvis of Detroit are here again to pass the winter. and are accompanied this year by MT. and Mrs H. F. Gregory of the same city.
 At progressive hearts on Monday even ing Major Bartlett, of the United States marine corps, won the gentlemen's first prize and ex-Governor Altgeld of Illinois , A private car party, including MT. and Mrs J. N. Beckwith, Walter Beckwith. John S. Wright and MT. and Mrs. B. E. Chase were here early in the week from Rochester. N. Y. Mr Beckwith is presi- dent of the Randsburg railway.
 MT. and Mrs. w. J. Abram, Louisville. Ky, are enjoying life at the hotel.
 J. s. w. Cowles and Miss Mary F. Cowles are visitors from Cleveland Ohio.
 Miss Phelps of Denver is passing the season with eX-Governor BaXters family at their home on the Beach.
 T. B. Bassett, Redwood City, was recent visitor here.
 A tallyho party from the hotel visited Olivewood on Tuesday.
 A game of water polo was the excite ment par excellence. on Tuesday evening The Red Caps of Coronado playing against the Black Caps from across the bay and defeating them. Something over a hundred spectators witnessed the con- test and listened to selections by the hotel orchestra
 A series of tableaux will be given at the hotel early in February for the benefit of the Coronado Beach Library.
 Mrs A M Sheldon Boston arrived Wednesday and will again pass the win ter at the. hotel.
 Among the prominent San Franciscans at the hotel are Mrs. 1. M. Rothschild fed by Miss Irma T. Rothschild of Lon don.
 Ex-Governor George W. Baxter of Wy oming has leased the Wade residence Casa Abra," for the winter.
 MT. and Mrs. N. A Baldwin, New Haven, Conn, pr. and Mrs. Morton Grin nell and Mrs. Alvarez, New York. ar rived at the hotel on Wednesday in MT. Baldwin's private car and will pass the winter here.
 John Corlise, Mrs B. H. Corlise and Miss Corlise, Gloucester, Mass, are guests at
 Miss s. S. Crocker. the artist. gave a charming studio reception" on Thurs day.
 N. Y. and their daughter, Miss Blanche Hinman, arrived on Sunday for their fourth season at Hotel del Coronado.
 Mir. and Mrs. J. $. Carvalho are here from New York city.
 Mrs. Webster Jones and Miss Gertrude Forman of San Francisco are here for the midwinter season.
 MT. and Mrs. Henry Lees, Plymouth, N. H., are recent arrivals.
 MT. and Mrs. c. McC. Reeve, accom- panied by Miss Anna Christian. arrived hotel MT. and Mrs. Reeve were guests here last season.
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Coronado.

CORONADO, Jan. 22.-One of the pleas ahtest affairs of the early season was the tournament at the Coronado golf links on saturday, A large number of society peo- pie from both sides of the bay were pres ent and two tally-hos were filled with interested spectators, who followed the payers over the greens. The medals were won by Miss Mildred Ludlum of San Dlego and w. II. Dupee or Chicago. A pretty dance was given at the hotel on Salufday evening, the guests of the house including many residents of Eastern clues, a goodly number of San Francis cans and officers from the Government shlps were present. Dancing to the allur- ing strains of the orchestra was contin- ued until late hour.
 Mrs. w. l.. Parotte is here from Chi cago.
 4 A reception was rendered Dr. and Mrs. Douglas F. Forrest by the ladies' guild ot Christ Church, at the home of Mrs and Miss Kirby, on Thursday evening.
 E. s. Kinney and V. D. Williamson are here from Spokane, Wash.
 The officers of the United States steam ship Alert were visitors at the hotel this week.
 Miss Stackpole of Boston made the highest score in Friday evenings bowling contest, not only wrestling the laurels rom the other ladies, but eXcelling the gentlemen who entered the game.
 Messrs. F. w Abbott and H. R. Gam ble, of St. Louis, who are on the coast to bid on the San Pedro harbor work, are staying at the hotel, accompanied by Mrs. Abbott and Mrs. Gamble
 MT. and Mrs. F. M. Vandling, Theodore Vandling, Marjory Vandliag and Mrs. J.
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Personals.

MT and Mrs. w H. Miner are on their way home from Washington, D. C.; Mrs. Lewis Smith (nee Lange). Miss Kate Miner will remain for several weeks long CT with Mrs. Smith in the National Capi- tai.
 Mrs. H. B. Hunt and Miss Emma Hunt. who have been abroad for the past seven months spent the holidays In Rome They are expected home some time In March.
 Mrs. H. Freudenthal of New York. who is visiting MT. and Mrs. D. Gutman at S3S Fulton street will be at home We'd nesday, the 26th inst
 Mrs J. B. F. Davis and family of Ross Valley are at the Occidental for the win
 Mir and Mrs. Charles Coleman and Miss Janette Coleman, formerly of Reno, New, have taken up their residence at sos
 Mrs D. H. Heynemann has removed from 329 Oak street to 1880 Eddy, and will be at home the last Wednesday of each
 E. P McDonough has removed from 145 Dorland street to 114 Dorland street;
 NIT. and Mrs. Julian Liebes left on the 18th inst: for Portland: Tacoma and Se- attle. They expect to be gone about one month.
 Mrs John R. Grant is here on visit from Gilroy, and will be pleased to see her friends at 823 Geary street.
 Mrs. l. Jacobson of Gilroy is here on visit and oo will be pleased to see her friends at S29 Geary street.
 At Milan, Italy, Christmas day was pleasantly spent at the family residence of the American Consul, Dr. William Jarvis. Among other Americans present
 were the following from California: Mrs. Dr. Lucia Cool is visiting her mother, Mrs. Crowell of Haywards, for a few days.
 Mrs Henry l. McGiu will receive with her mother Mrs. J. L. Lewison, on the last Wednesdays of January and Febru- ary at the residence of the latter, 2725 Pacific avenue.
 and Miss Marx of Oakland, Miss Hume of Piedmont Alameda, F. Belcher of San Francisco and Miss Lillian K. Sinkey of Sausalito, Cal.
 Robert H. Davis Is visiting his old home in Albany, N. Y, where he is the guest of his sister, Mrs. Jennie Crawford de Klyn.
 Miss Bentia Monroe Kickoff will return from New York to her home in Berkeley by February 1. She will be accompanied by her father Dr. Andrew J. Kickoff. Mrs John Ubhaus and son Louis have returned home, after an extended trip to New York city. At home Mondays at 1417 Laguna street.
 Mir and Mrs. Adolph Wetzstein of Butte. Mont, are visiting In the city and
 will be at home every Monday at the | Baltimore.
 The Misses Hattie, Bertha and Nora Levy have returned to their home in Livermore after a two weeks visit in this city.
 Miss Martha Zimmerman is visiting friends and relatives in Livermore. Mrs. H. Freudenthal of New York Is the guest of MT and Mrs. D. Gutmann, of S3S Fulton street, corner Fillmore. At home Wednesday. January 26.
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Pasadena

PASADENA, Jan. 22.-The afternoon progressive hearts party given recently by Mrs. Charles Burton Scoville of Or ange Grove avenue, in honor of her sis ters, the Misses Dodworth, was highly enjoyed by members of the 400 of the city. Upon entering the handsome home each guest was given a bunch of Califor- mia violets and a card bearing the num- Der of the table at which she was to play. The Misses Dodworth helped Mrs. Scoville in the reception of the guests. Mrs. J. Grant Lyman made the highest in the form of a handsome bOn-bon box. Mrs. l. B. Winslow and Miss Ada Story succeeded in getting the lowest number of hearts. They cut for prizes, Miss Story winning first prize, a silver mount ed cut glass powder box. Mrs. Winslow won silver glove darner. The refresh mentS were very elaborate.
 Senator George A. Barker celebrated hls birthday in company with a number
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In the Future.

The annual masquerade of the Arion Verein will take place Saturday evening February 9th, at their rooms, A Plne street
 The Massasoit Social and Literary Club will be entertained at an 'Old Clothes Party" given by Miss Cornish, next Thursday evening. January ~, at her res idence, S10 Waller street.
 A grand prize masquerade ball will be given by the Germania Club on Saturday evening, February 12 at Saratoga Hall
 The Nevedans will celebrate their hrst anniversary by giving their second party at Union Square Hall. Tuesday evening February 15. The committee of arrange ments consists of Messrs. Harry Byrnes, J. D. Mahoney, F. s. Oliver, Ed. Knight, Miss L. T. Peters, Miss K. Fox and Miss R. Somers.
 The P. D. C.'s will give their souvenir party at Native Sons Hall on Tuesday evening, February l.
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Dal Monte.

DEL MONTE, Jan. 22.-This resort has been most attractive during the past week, for, since the rains, everything out of doors has assumed a spring-like appearance and bloom. The always beau- tiful grounds are growing more beautiful, as the effects of the recent frosts are wearing or being cut away by the small army of gardeners kept constantly busy about the place. and the guests from the frozen East cannot believe themselves in the midst of January when they see the blossoms and feel the soft sunshiny Monterey air.
 ,IIvsses S Granf IF of San Dieoo 2 ,r;,ead Wednesday afternoon for a weeks stay He was accompanied by Mrs. Grant and Miss s. M. Potter. The party are spend- ing the greater part of their visit in driv- ing about Monterey and vicinity seeing in leisurely way all the show places of interest for miles around.
 John c. Wharton of Omaha, director general of the Trans-Mississippi Exposi- tion, was also one of the weeks visitors
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PetalUrna.

An art loan exhibition is being ar ranged for by the Ladies' Guild of St. Johns Church, to take place on the 18th and 18th of February. The ladies promise a surprise in the collection of curios to be exhibited.
 On Tuesday evening after most sue cessful entertainment given by the talent ed elocutionist, Mrs. M. McBain Thomp- son, assisted by other Santa Rosa talent, the party was royalty entertained at the rooms of the social club, where the en- joyment of vocal and instrumental music was followed by banquet.
 A most enjoyable card party was that given by MT. and Mrs. William P. Hall Wednesday evening at their pretty home on Sixth street. The prize winners were Mrs. s. J. Hopkins, Mrs. J. F. Fairbanks, Walter Towne and D. B. Fairbanks. Music also was feature of the evening, as well as the elaborate supper.
 A large number of our citizens antici- pate attending the jubilee next Monday, the San Francisco and North Pacific Railway having offered special rates for the day all along the line.
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Earl of Warwick" Harry E. de Lasaux; vocal culture (unattached), Dr. J. r. Me CThomas), Miss Lily Roeder; selection, Militia Male Quartet-D. NJ. Lawrence, first tenor; Horace Rushby, second ten second bass. ''Dream Faces" play in one act, by Wynn Miller, cast-Robert, Arthur W. Jones; Philip, William Nj. Ogilvie; Lucy, 4-.ss Elijah M. Coonley; Margaret. Miss Elsie A. Duncan.
 The opening and dedication of the new home of Aqua Dura Social Club was held on Saturday evening, January 22 at 335 McAlliSter street, between Larkin and Polk. The affair was a delightful success
 The members and associate members of the Sketch Club held a Chinese tea at their rooms, 723 Sutter street, Saturday January 22.
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HavWards.

MT. and Mrs. Fulton and children of Reno visiting at the home of J. E. Crooks.
 A. Bridge returned from a trip to Portland Grand President of Young Mems Institute S. Haskins of San Francisco was entertained by the local council Monday.
 Dr. A. J. Dean attending Secretary of State Brown last week at Sacramento.
 Rev. V. A. Lally, who has had charge of the Catholic parish at Halfmoon Bay, has taken up his residence and will assume his pastoral duties here.
 Martin Welch is making preparations to go to Klondike.
 A B. Chynewith of San Francisco was wis., iting friends.
 A Reif of San Francisco has taken up his residence here.
 c. Winter of San Francisco was here
 c. H. Wever of Alameda spent day with friends.
 c. Ruppricht, a county official employed at Oakland, is enjoying his annual vacation.
 c. Cavers has returned from a prolonged stay at Tuolumne.
 V. c. Anderson is here from Fl Dorado County.
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Thev' re Engaged.

The engagement is announced of Miss Pearl Mendillowitz of Oakland and J. E. Cohn of Berkeley.
 The engagement of Miss Edna E. Lowell and Harry $. Scott is announced. Miss Lowell is the daughter of Captain A. I. Lowell of Berkeley.
 The engag cement of Miss Cora Isabella Feeder, daughter of Mir. and Mrs Samuel Feeder. and Jacques Mayer of New York is announced.
 The engagement is announced of Miss Stella Hamburger of this city and Harry Marks, formerly of Oroville. They will receive Sunday, January 30, from to 5