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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-09-22
ON THE DIAMOND.

Baltimore Baltimore, 8; Chicago, L.
Philadelphia-Ph IL; Cleve-
land, l.
Washington, 3; Cincin-
natl, Is.
Brooklyn Brooklyn, 8; St. Louis, Z.
Boston-Boston, Z; Pittsburg, 3.
New York-New York, 8; Louis
vile, IA.
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sculIing Championship.

London, Sept. CIV. A. Barry defeated
George Towns of Australia today in the
final heat of the races for the sculling
championship of England. Time, % min
utes. % seconds. Towns held the lead for
a mile. but dropped out of the race on
the second mile.
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Graceful Act of the G. A. R.

Narrag ansett Pier, r. l., Sept. I'll
Mrs. jefferson Davis received the offer
today for an escort of the remains of
her daughter from the hotel to the
railway station on Thursday from the
commander of the local G. A. r. post.
The offer was accepted.
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Union Pacific Meeting.

The annual meeting of the stock
holders of the Union Pacific is called to
convene in this city Oct. IL. The COM
pany is acting under a charter granted
by the state of Utah.
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-Watornba won, Mike Rice second,
Maseoro third. Time-1:22 AS.
Fifth race, mile and a quarter, over
five hurdles-Lord Chesterfield won,
Rossmore second, Granger third. Time
-2:20
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Van Hest KNOCKED Out.

Louisville, KY, Sept. 21.-Tommy Ho
gan of New York knocked out Johnny
Van Heest of Michigan here tonight in
the seventh round of what was to have
been a. 20-rOund bout
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The San Francisco call., 1898-08-07
ROYAL ARCANUM.

The last held meeting of Argonaut Council was attended by large number of the members. The new laws relating to the w and O. B. funds were fully ex- plained by Regent Dixon, Past Regent Whitney and Secretary de Roco, and the membership appeared satisfied that the legislation of the Supreme Council was wise and will rebound to the good of the order.
 An increase of almost 20O0 Is the record of the past three months of the war year.
 Commodore schley Is an Arcanumite9, being a member of Farragut Council. Colonel Clark and Captain Young of the Second Massachusetts, .who, were in the thickest of the fight at Santiago de Cuba, are also members of theorder, the last named being regent of Equity Council.
 Supreme Warden Parrish Is at present in Oregon looking after the interests of the order. He will soon return to this State and resume work to the end that a Grand Council may be organized.
 During July Argonaut Council, received six applications and at the last held meet ing there was an initiation.
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over at all points of interest and expect to remain for a month in the Empire City.
 Mrs, Mary McColgan, her sons George e,orge and Edgar and her sisters, the Misses Casey, are spending a month at "Old Glory" camp, Camp Taylor .Dr. E. H Mattner, well,knoWn ph1si, clan of this city, left last Thursday on two-week deer-hunting trip in the Sierra Nevada Mountains, accompanied by party of friends.
 The Misses Carrie and Vera Mayors of SITE Golden Gate avenue are spending few weeks in the Santa Cruz Mountains;
 Mrs. John H. Batcher and family and MT. and Mrs. Edwin F. Smith of Sacra- mento, are here as the guests of Mrs John M. Curtis and Miss Lizzie Muir, 4OS
 Mrs. Ella Armstrong and Miss Victoria Calisher left on the 3oth of July Tor Vallejo to enjoy an outing for several
 George H. Myers left Thursday even- ing on a pleasure trip to New York and | Washington.
 daughter Bessie, will return home Satur- day. August F, from her tour of south ern California.
 ting and Miss Mabel Fitting left Santa Rosa after an enjoyable stay of two 1 weeks and have gone to Monte Vista 10 spend a fortnight before returning home. ed from their stay at Mill Valley,
 Miss Maude Frank. accompaned by her her brother, Alex II. Frank, leaves for an ex- tended visit to the East to-day.
 Misses Cevil and Margaret .Denvir have left for their country home in the santa Clara Mountains.
 Mrs. J. Annie Huber has returned from the country, where she did some sketch ing. While away she visited Vacaville' Susun, Elmira and Sacramento.
 Mrs. l.. w. Burris. wife of the we'll known Santa Rosa banker, is guest at Bartlett Springs.
 Mrs. Leo Kaufman and little daughter, after spending a month in Napa Valley, are home again at S15 Laguna street.
 Mrs J. F. Sweeney and niece, Miss Null vina Parker, returned from the Sea Beach Hotel. Santa Cruz last week.
 Dr. A; D. Prentice, who has ,t been re recent In. been engaged by the Pacific Mail Stear1- ship Company as surgeon on one of their steamers and is now on his way to Pan anna.
 Mrs. P. k. Newman and daughter, Miss Belle. of Hanford are in the city and will receive at 1401 Van Ness avenue.
 Miss Blanche Clinton and Miss Lizzie Shea have returned from their trip to Santa Cruz Mountains.
 J. P. Johnston has returned from three-week vacation at Pacific Grove.
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ZINE R'RITH

De Hirsch Lodge No. of the Youths Auxiliary was instituted in B. B. Hal with fifty members by Grand President Gutstadt, assisted by the members ol Montefore Lodge of Oakland Youths Auxiliary. The work was well done, ane the members from across the bay were highly complimented. After the cere monies the Daughters of Judah served III a lunch to all present.
 Last Tuesday the members of Nevada Lodge, which was started in the Silver State when there was a boom there, but which with that country ceased to be ac tive, on last Tuesday night was consoli' dated with Occidental Lodge of this city The accession of thirty-seven members in. creases the membership of Occidenta Lodge to 151.
 Next Wednesday the general commit tee will pay an official visit to Golden Gate Lodge.
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Sergeant Moffitt Married.

John ". Moffitt. the popular sergeant
 of police, was married last evening to Mrs.
 Florence Partridge. The ceremony was performed by Rev. John Hemphin, D.D., of the Calvary Presbyterian Church. The bride was attired in a handsome cos tune, which added to her attractiveness. After the ceremony the happy couple were driven to the residence of William Henderson at 1014 Powell street, where they were given a reception. Among those present were; William Henderson, Misses Bessie and Kjttie Henderson, Mrs. J Jamison, Zenas Jamison and William Henderson Jr. The couple left on the first train for San Jose, whence they will go to Monterey to spend their honey
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@HE dawn of August still finds so-
 ciety lingering at the various out
 of-town resorts and entertaining
 in its beautifully appointed coun- lS try homes.
 In fact, there is every reason to believe that the season will be un- usually prolonged this year and that the leaves will have turned and fallen be- fore city social festivities begin. Although the indications are that the coming season will be a gay one. there is nothing definite as yet as to who will entertain and what style of entertain ments will be in vogue
 However, many surprises are promised and are being planned.
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Theu're Engaged.

The engagement reception of Miss Bir- die Samuel of this city to Maurice E. Harris of Oakland, previously announced, will be held at 313 Golden Gate avenue this Sunday, August 2, between the hours of and 5.
 The engagement is announced of Kate O'Neil of 46 Clementina street and James McGoldrich of 320 Harrison street.
 The wedding of Dr. Edward H. Lake and Edna J. Scott, daughter of Joseph W. Scott, will take place early in the spring. The engagement was announced a short time ago to few of Miss Scotts intimate friends.
 MT. and Mrs. F. Kronenberg announce the engagement of their daughter Emile to Louis A Hufschmidt, son of Henry Hnfanhr1ni6t
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FRATERNAL NEWS.

that State Senator Field had been elected one of the grand officers of the senate of the order Under good and welfare there was presented a piano solo by R. Forster, an enjoyable performance; an address by W. A. s. Nicholson, vocal solo by J. Semeria and vocal selections by the quartet; also a few remarks by N. R. Arter, president of Golden Gate Council on the subject of appropriate cOlOrS for paraphernalia.
 On Saturday night the members of the local cabinet paid an official visit to Pa cific Council and a pleasant evening was spent.
 KNIGHTS AND LADIES OF HONOR.
 There will be a meeting in the East in the latter part of September of the grand protectors and grand secretaries for the purpose of consulting with the propagat- ing committee, with view to extend the order. It is probable that Grand Pro- tector Mrs. Wheelock and Grand Secre- tary Quitzow will attend that meeting.
 The following officers of Magnolia Lodge were installed last week: Mary Smith. P. P; J. Stanley, F.: Nellie Cookery, V. P; H. l.. Finniger, C.; c. J. G.; Mrs. J. c. Copp, guard; J. P: Dock cry, O. S., and A. P. Dubose, c: of G. After the ceremony, which was held In Pythian Castle. there was an evening of entertainment and a collation..
 The officers of West End Lodge were installed last week by Deputy Mrs. F. Weber, assisted by Mrs. Mary Price, as guide. The ceremony was followed by addresses and refreshments.
 The grand protector has two new lodges in process of organization.
 Arrangements are being made for the celebration of the twenty-firSt anniver- sary of the order, which will fall on the 7th of September.
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THE NATIONAL UNION.

At the session of the Senate at Lake George, New York, James E. Field, who represents California in that body, was elected doorkeeper, and as that makes him one of the grand officers for the cur rent year he will return to the next ses- sion without election, and it will give Cal ifornia another delegate.
 At the meeting of California Council last Tuesday night an announcement was made of the funeral service held over the remains of the late J. J. Lerri, who was killed by the explosion at Melrose. A number of applications were read and eraI candidates to initiate. Junior ex- President Hastings announced the fact
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Outing Parties.

very delightful hay ride was given by Mrs Wagner of Wagner Villa, Glen Ellen, on Saturday evening, July 3O Among those present were Mrs Wagner, Mrs. Sullivan, Miss Grace Sullivan, Miss Flor ence Hay, Miss Emma Sullivan, Miss Vir. ginia Wright, Miss Maud Hawkins, Miss Hart, Miss Elizabeth Sullivan, Miss Le- nore Hay, Miss Ethel Stack, Messrs. Geo Donnelly, Harry Sullivan, Frank Colman, William Sullivan, Alfred Montgomery. Charles Hay, James Sullivan, Walter Hay and John Sullivan.
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FoREsTERs OF AMERICA.


 Court Sutro Heights has appointed a number of recruiting officers from among ,+s nembership whose duty 1t shall be during the term of the officers now at the stations to secure recruits who will make frst-class members. While 1t Is true that the officers whose terms but recently ex- pired did not belong to the drone class, the present officers want to see If they cannot do better Under the head of the good of the order there was a pleasant hour of entertainment. Frank J. Muras- ky gave a classical recitation, Sam Yehl entertained with vocal selections, E. S.. Harding, J. J. Stephens and George J. Strong had something to say that inter ested all the members, and member read a prophetic dream, credited to Washing ton, in which the present war was fore told while he was at Valley Forge.
 Court Buckley ONeil No. was insti- tuted at Phoenix, Ariz., on the 22d of Orffla, past grand chief ranger of Cali fornia.
 The roster of the Seventh Infantry Regiment of California Volunteers shows named who are members of the Foresters of America: Captain R, Wankowski; ; Lieutenant s. Crawford, R. J. Follmer. B. Kuta K a ". B. 5esss Bewers, C. E. Bowman, v1n n, B. J Winter. c. K: Fox, ?; P. Adams, yates Dodson and Phillips, R. T. Labadie and E. H. Mercer.
 Court Independence held an animated meeting last Monday night and the senti- ment of the court was that if any of it's members who had gone to the front as volunteers in the army of Uncle sam It aid, and that 1t would confine its charity to it's own members. Steps were taken to preserve to the membership several mem bers who are in danger of being pre-
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Santa Catalina Island

SANTA CATALINA, Aug. 6.-Miss liar rfette Howe of Oakland and Miss Ser nice Landers of San Francisco, two or the most popular belles of the Metropole' carried off the cakes in the recent cake walk given at this famous hostelry MISS Howe appeared as a Bowery character to a degree of perfection and was cer- tafnlv entitled to her prize. She also ap- peared in several comic songs. Miss Ian ders prize was awarded for the hand somest gowned lady. She wore a cos tune of white organdie over pink silk, and appeared as a beautiful octoroon. The following day Miss Landers was the hostess at a reception In the parlors of the Metropole. Upon this occasion the cake was cut and divided among the guests.
 General A. W. Barrett, who has been a guest of the Metropole for the past week, has returned to Sacramento, where he was called on business. Mrs. Barrett and her sister. Mrs. A. O. Richardson of Los Angeles will remain at the hotel indetin- itely.
 of the ex-Premier of Canada, continues to enjoy life at the Metropole. He spends his time fishing and rowing.
 Hon. and Mrs. Marcus A. Smith of Tucson are guests at the Metropole. They
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Fl Paso de Robles.

Those who have registered during the past week at Paso Robles are: MT. and Mrs. Dan Einstein. MT. and Mrs. E. A. Beame, P. Schlobach, Y. Marouse, Mrs. E. M. Rosner, H. Gutzeit, Miss c. Prager, S. Prager, Mrs. Alex Smith. w. b. OBrien, MT. and Mrs. J. Spruame. Mrs. l. c. Snyder, Frank H. Herford, c. R. Howes, Mrs. J. D. Thornton, Miss Lane, Mr. and Mrs. Claus Spreckels and maid, A. B. Spreckels, Ed Grevola. Fr. Wes- terberg, s. Seltg. G. ". Smith and son. Leon Lewis, Miss A. Dougherty. D. w. Evans, c. A. Bernham- James Alexander,
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HiohIand Springs.

The past weeks arrivals at Highland Springs include: F. T. Kelley and wife, Miss A. Schweitzer, E. Niles. Mrs K Clayburg, Miss Clayburg, J. Feigenbaum. Mrs B. Feigenbaum, J. J. Hall, w. Fl. Mitchell, T. D. Miles, c. Newman, M. L.. Gerstle and wife. Miss Gerstle, Miss Hecht, J. H. Waterman, Ben B. Kellogg, Dr. J. F. Smith, J. E. Barry J. J. Callens and wife, H. Fl. Elliott, A. s. Rohrer. I. H. Ayers, R. Derby, I. McGill, stephen Potter, C. A Myers, Mrs. Jean M. Car ter. J. A. Klein. c. l. Lehmann, A. F.; Stevens. J. w. Empey. l.. F. Nann and wife San Francisco; Miss Sara Stephens, Miss Kate L. Stephens, Miss Minnie Ste phens. Leo D. Stephens, Woodland; Miss Dolly Chapman, Mrs. H, Sevening, Miss L. Sevening, Alameda A. B. Rod man. George J. O'Connor and wife. Wood land Return Roberts and wife, Miss M
 Roberts, Madeira; l. Ara and wife, Oak land: J. w Hawkins and wife, Hollis
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Saratoga Springs.

The following is a list of the late ar rivals at Saratoga Springs: Mrs. s. A. Blake, Sidney Blake, Edna Beronio, Mrs. Masoera, P. B. Jones, San Francisco; c. H, Kucksi Oakland: " w. Mayberry ta Rosa; T. w, Mclaughlin; H. c. Sweit- ger and family, Mrs. T. D. Marin and children, Yolo County; J. E. Martin, J. c I,eever Tancred
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 acted and the following named were ap1 pointed a committee to prepare pupia, ,sd service: Mrs. McReth,, F. L. d GrlIlltdh aIle tha pomination R m and election of officers for the the ensuing term but before all nad of tbe SnDreme body. The following have thus far M beer been chosen; Mrs. F: M; M McLane, Lane supreme president; Mrs. Hale. vice preesi- reis, dent: Mrs Shelton, secretary MISS lynch. chaplain; Mrs. Summers, treas ea urer, and Mrs. Miller. marshal marsh iii Aneef reet that an adjournment was taken unul next
 On Thursday night America Lodge gave a grand patriotic enteTta,inm@ehht @hr ana ,spe soe nrasent many from the local lodges, also a good representation of the supreme or Toemorrow night Lincoln Lodge will have an open meeting in Washington Hall. ~ oo,,,o,- ,,.,+1 in old Masonic Hall at the Mission on the 18th inst.
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Club Parties.

The Dewey Social and Outing Club gave a very successful outing last Sunday
 July 31, at Niles Canyon. The main event of the day was a beautiful song, com posed and sung by Doc" finders. The song met with a most successful recep-
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are delighted with Catalina Island, and

are delighted with Catalina Island, and will remain several weeks.
 Sacramento Is represented at the Metro pole by Mir. and Mrs. George Taylor, who have taken apartments for an extended stay
 MT. and Mrs. Douglass s. Cone are reg They will remain indefinitely. They have given several launching parties. and spend a great portion of their time on the Pa- ciflc searching for fish.
 Among the San Francisco contingent at the Metropole are: MT. and Mrs. N. F. BoodX, N. l. Cohen. Miss sr Eya1dgeMilne an Mrs " c. Fettie, F. w Harlan, Miss R: E E. Morgan, L. V Morgan, Charles Searles, G. F. Curtis and A. P. March
 Dr. William c. LertZ of Phoenix, Arlz-' Is at the Metropole.
 Mir and Mrs Isaac Levy and William Brunson of Yuma have taken apartments at the Metropole.
 Bartlett Springs.
 The crowd at Bartlett Is still increas- ing. The arrivals for the past week are: Al Schwartz, w. H. Roden, Samuel Jones, Mrs. J. M. Mccarthy, J. F. Lysett ana wife, Mrs. l.. N. Tennant and daughter w. H. Moffat. J. Rubel, w. F. Ness, R' B. Murdock, J. B. Lauk, A. H. Boomer w. Boreiko, M J. McBrearty, A. Judis Mrs. F. Bernard, V. l.. Bohay and family E. R. Rock, Walter Kay, Miss K. Corbett John D. Sullivan, T. J. Kelly, Miss Blair Mrs M. E. Tobin c. w. Anderson George Stoner, William Masterson, Mrs E. A. Blodgett, J. M May, M. E. Quinn E. w. White, A. H. Bruenn, pr. H. J. Bernard, A. H. Boomer, Miss M. D. Tan foran, Mrs. E. ". Bernham, Mrs. A. Hromada, Loretta Mccarthy, Mathew Nunan, A. J. ONeil, A. Drossner, James Flood, Miss Connay. Patrick Newman. J w Gray, John Obrieon, J. B. Robinson Mrs James G. Chesley, Miss Kittie Ar hold, w. r. Seeger, San Francisco; Thee J; Gosleiner, Mrs. c. H. RipPon, ". s Mohr, W. J. Donahue, F. D. Billings, NJ H. Baxter, Harry E. Doon, Mrs. E. Hen rich and child, Theo T. Jacobs. W. C. 1 6croth and wife, Miss Kittie Breuner, C. c. Carpenter, Grove l.. Johnson and wife 1 w. O. Obrieon, D. Flynn, Miss E. Hull Miss Ora Runyon, Miss Carrie scroth Miss Carrie Breuner, Mrs. Sol Runyon M. G. Mcclure, W. T. Young Jr., J. M | Hilbert. Sacramento Theo s. Brown Stockton; Charles N Haycock, Lakeport i N. Flanagan, Butte City; A. Denmoire | Grass Valley; D. D. Donavan, Ottawa 1 H.; Fl. c. Jackson, Willows; Mrs. w Christie and daughter Upper Lake, D. M. Etter, Bedding; w. F. Clarke, Buena Park; Mrs. L. E. Anderson, Bakersfield Miss E. Snapp, Stockton; E. L. Bushnell 1 Laurel Dell; H. Sherwood and wife
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Tavern of Castle Graz.

Among the late arrivals at the IaVsrL es of Castle Graz are: C.. R. Wlnslow; oar 4 Francisco; Mrs. R. 5. MooLe' Sr,,r IT W W. at; Mahi. San Francisco; MT. and Mrs Mrs. s s Lipman. New York; Mrs. A ott' MISS r D. Ott, Miss E. ott, Charles ott, santa Bar bara: U s. Grant Jr., san Dleso; M. T.. Palmer. R, E. Palmer, w. E- FaiIher' Fruitvale; E. s. stilson. Los Angeles; L. sanborn, watsonville; W. H: Leahy, Mrs Stone and msid San Tranco{5Ge; oGes;nie MrI Rus sell San Jose; Mrs. Wakefield Baker, Mss Msr Master LSIngst%Sn9 Mss %arion or Baker Baker and maid. Seusalito; M. R. Perry ana wife aen3 Perr3{ Milan NGT moSk K GWinn MhifeF san an Erancisco: De Putron Gliddon, Colorado spTings c GuFFe{i ms{Si PI19n' a g He ffl San G Francisno. Mrs p H Sayre Cobb, De- troit, t it, Mich; William Keith, San Francis co; J. w. Taggart and wife, santa Bar bara; Mrs. A A Taylor, Santa Cruz; Wakefield Baker, San Francisco.
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The Geusers.

Arrivals at the Geysers for the past week are: Miss Belle Goldsmut, Henry Dahl. Sol Lewis, Misses M. and A. Lewis, Miss Laura Marks, Miss Rose Missing, Mrs. NJ P. Dorsey, Miss Ada Emily Dor
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Marysville; Mrs. Charles E. Runyon, n santa | Rosa; E. Cunningham, Los Q Ange- g9 les Mrs 4 P Norris s5,ss sa9ta essie koIa Prince, F. DroD1ls Dai.y MarysEI1ae Davis Marysvllle; Miss fGsie j. Bader, Nj Miss E. Lott, Cherokee aGin AdG1f Kesier and son. Nevada Ctty GtIrsd D. MTs Mel'iIl L. his, Oakland: Mrs. Hoy; CoIus9wi w If Rarris E. santa myeFs; Rosa Bi0Smso9 MPs O. Fox and daughter WeavervilIe; J. A. R9lan. oh nendura1 and wife @ " Gibson wiiams H. Frenfa fBaaersfleId ana field Mtss MisoMs M Foiger rs s stockton Mrs. Ida TTaf iSs ton Dixon G j. W, Barr, Marysvilleeb VII VII: liam liam L May and wife a Auburn T iopson InaE5GS S. Mckenzie, Napa; John ,,ra 'GHP HPenrz Schmidt, Schmidt, sutter; Mrs. E. A. Davis Marys | vile.
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Personals.

Mrs. L. Thorn and Miss Pauline Worm ser left last evening via the northern route for New York. The ladies will stop
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In the Future.

The Sine Cura Club announces that it will give another hop at Hinman's Hall, Twenty y-first and Howard streets, on Thursday evening, August IS.
 Its initial hop. which was given on May 19 last was brilliant social affair, and was said to be the most select of its kind ever held In the Mission.
 The regular monthly entertainment and dance of the Native Sons of Vermont will be held on Friday evening, August 12, at Odd Fellows Hall.
 The following excellent programme has been prepared for the meeting: Overture. Dellepianes orchestra; songs, selected, tenor; J. M. Jackson, second tenor: P. Jackson, first bass. R. s. Coulter, second Reg1ment; violin solo, selected, Harry Hook; whistling solo, selected. Miss Mary Gray; specialties, selected, Miss Edith Hali of the Tivoli Opera-house; song, se- lected. Miss Lille, Cheffers; The he Net ters: Guy Carlton, Kenneth Mcleod; Dulcie Merrideth. Miss Hope Mosher.
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ECCENTRIC CAREER
 OF LADY YARDE-BULLER

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