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young ladies, received in the main hall,
which, with the rooms of the entire floor,
was beautifully decorated with the ma
tional colors.
obliged in, the large gymnasium BENG
turned into a temporary ballroom, arter
which delicious supper was served III the
A progressive hearts party was. given at
the residence of Mrs. Louis Glass, l4lo
Jones street, on Wednesday evening, by
were arranged in the. large parlors, ana
most enjoyable evening was spent.
The prizes were won BY Mr.; Hammer TfeT
prize was captured by Mr.: Shoard;
An informal party was given on August
by Miss Ottie MacGowan at her resi-
twelfth birthday. From till 9 the young
folks amused themselves giving riddles
and playing games, after Whlch re1resh-
ments were served. Those present were
Mr.. and Mrs ]. F. MACEDONIAN, Mrs. Ma
tilda MACEDONIAN, Miss May MacGowan.
the Misses Carmelita, Ethel and Ropln
Walsh. the Misses Blanche, Alice and Ca
nilla Brouillard Master Major Walsh and
Master Walter Thied and others.
A farewell reception was rendered Mr..
and Mrs. F. B. Dufheld on Sunday, July
%, at New England Villa, San Rafael,
Marin County, prior to their departure
music, dancing and feasting and terml-
mated with a grand cakewalk by Al
Christensen and M. T; DonigaInI; H. among 9
Duffield. Mrs d. Nichols, Mrs. A. Chris
Hansen. Mrs. McCoskey, Mrs G. w Duff
field, Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Duffield Jr.,
Mrs A Hornsman, Mr.. and Mrs. Sloane,
Mr. and Mrs j. j. Quinn, Mrs. Allerton,
Mr. and Mrs. Schoenfeld, Mrs. A. Kapper--
man, Miss Alice Duffield, Misses A: and
E. Hornsman, Miss Pearl Duffield, Misses
B. and II. Kapperman, AL Christensen,
NJ. T. Donigan, Misses A. and B.. Chris
Hansen, c. F. Hornsman, E. j. Duff
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on the bay on Sunday. July so.
After visiting various points Of in
terest about the bay a run was made
for Strawberry Point, where justice was
done to the good things provided.
Those present at the outing were: Com
modore j. H. Batchelder. Miss Emily
Norton Captain f. Schmidt, Miss Bertha
Keinast Mate C. Dreese, Miss Nellie
Crowley. Jacob Belief, Miss Nellie Dew
lin, Vice Commodore n. Batcheider,
Henry Burfeind, Miss Minnie Kaiser,
Charles Kaiser, Miss Kate O,keete,
Adolph Gudehus and Miss. Ida Mcbride.
On Saturday last Captain Jordan and
wife entertained a number of friends on
board the pilot ship America. The party
left the city early in the morn
ing and cruised around the bay,
passing the many points of inter-
est After a brisk sail for the
heads, the ship entered the quiet waters
of California City, where a sumptuous re-
past was served Dancing on deck and
singing were enjoyed until the boat again
reached the city. One pretty and patriotic
feature of the day was the raising OF the
tain and Mrs. Jordan, Miss j; Rice, Mrs.
w F. Davis, w. A. Case, Miss Emily
Jordan. Miss H Jordan, Mr.. and Mrs: w.
II. Marston, f. c. Tassen, Miss Edna
Porter, Miss Emily Porter, Miss e. Con-
radt. Miss Carrie Pagan, Mrs. Carl Kos
ter. Miss Emma Conradt, Miss Rita
Kibbe. Mrs. A. Tuclley, Mr.. Brooldngs,
Miss Van Antwerp, Captain Charles Reid,
Mr. and Mrs j. Galley, Miss Letitia
Young, Mr.. and Mrs. A. Cobbey., J: l..
Craig. Miss L. Williams, Carl Geilfuss,
DR. and Mrs. H. L. Dietz. l.. f. Parker,
z M Morris E b Jordan.
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Mrs. w. w. Stone and Miss May Belle
Stone are visiting in Santa Monica. They
go from there to Catalina the latter part
of this week, to stay the remainder Of the
month
Miss Susie Haas has returned after
months touring in Southern California.
Miss Marie Walsh is at Blue Lakes for
the summer.
ing a summer home built on the Redwood
road at Mill Valley. The building will be
completed during the latter part OF Au-
Mrs. William Willis, Mrs G. A. Knight,
Miss Pettigrew and Miss Scott are visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. F. Boyd at their farm in
DR.. and Mrs r. C. Brewer of 213 Geary
street have returned from Duncan
Miss Mae Stolz has returned from Bart
lett Springs after spending several weeks
there.
Miss Janette Coleman has returned from
Mrs. S. Cohen and family of Los An
geles and Miss Carrie Schubener Of San
Francisco are visiting at Catalina Island:
Mrs. Thomas .Kerrigan and son of Isl 1
First street and Mrs. Nora Roach Of 922
Battery street left Tuesday morning en-
where they will spend the summer.
Mrs. Robert Green, of Los Angeles will
be pleased to Pos see e, her r. friends rt Monday
Miss Violet Dougherty has returned
from White Sulphur Springs.
Miss MayD6lle Larsen, VINO mas DeeH
spending the past three weeks in Marin
County, returned home on Monday last.
Miss Lillian Morse is spending few
weeks with Mr.. and Mrs. Rays in San
Rafael.
Mrs. F. Dethlefsen and family are
camping at Fairfax.
Mr.. and Mrs. Milton ,Withers, Mrs;
George Harvey, Leslie COLON and Lloyd
Chase have returned from Napa Soda
Mrs. William a. Etting, Miss Lilly Ell
ting and Miss Mabel Etting have returned
from their country home near Santa
Mrs. William Reinstein has returned
from her northern trip and is domclled
at 1921 Geary street. At home Thursdays.
Miss Hilda Hamilton and Miss Marie
Jack of Stanford University left on the
Jmatilla Sunday morning for an EXTENDED
visit to Canada. Miss Hamilton and Miss
his Honor Governor McInnes OF BRUSH
Columbia.
DR.. Edwin Bunnell has returned from
an Eastern tour.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. B. Conn of Sacramento
are guests at the California Hotel.
VIII w. Sale leaves shortly for Dawson
City to look after mining interests.
Mrs Z. Tolman and family have re-
turned to their home in Chicago after a
lengthy visit to Mrs. c. S. Nathan of
Mr.. and Mrs. S. S. Federman of Los An
geIes will be pleased to see their friends
at 14O1 Van Ness avenue on Thursdays.
Ben Schloss and family have moved
from 10 Liberty street to 514 Devisadero
| At home the third Wednesday of each
Tilden Dickens has returned from his
| summer vacation at St. Helena.
Mrs. Sigfried Hartman and daughter
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In the Future.

The regular meeting of the Native Sons
of Vermont will be held on Friday even
ing, August II, at odd Fellows Hall. The
following excellent programme will be
presented: Overture, Dellepiane's orches-
ira; tenor solo, Because You Love Me"
CHirshfeld), Herbert Williams; bass solo,
"The Clang of the Forge" (Rodney),
Charles J.. Parent; soprano solo, ''Nymphs
and Fauns'' (Bemberg), Mrs. Eva Tenney;
contralo solo. selected, Mrs. H. Clark;
ii. Clark, Herbert Williams and Charles
l.. Parent. "The Little Rebel farce in
one act, by ]. Sterling Coyne. Cast: Mr..
Stephen Poppincourt, DR.. William H. Sic
berst; Arthur Admission, William OgilVie;
Mrs Wingrove, Miss Leonie Jung; Laura,
Miss Nettie Hynes; Kitty Vinks. Miss
May Sullivan. Dancing, as usual, will
close the evenings programme.
The Mystics will give their. fifth ami
versary party on Tuesday evening, Au-
gust g. at Native Sons Hall.
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@0HERE has been considerable jour
neying to and from town during the
past week. but no town homes have
i been opened. 1t has become the
proper thing. when necessity de-
mands. that one stay in the city for sew
eral days or even a night, their apart
ments in a downtown hotel affording the
hospitality that closed city doors refuse.
Just at present all efforts tend TO the
forthcoming meet Del Monte.
The programme has not been arranged,
and the enthusiasm with which the vaI1-
Gus organizations throughout the State
are entering into the spirit Of 1t indicates
that the affair will be the most success
ful of it's kind ever held on the coast.
The sport provided for the first day,
Saturday, August 10, will be trap shooting
AT live pigeons. A number of clever shots
have already signihed their intention Of
entering the competition.
on Monday, August q. the golf contests
will begin. These will extend pretty
much through the week, owing to the
fact that there are only nine holes on the
Del Monte links, allowing but few persons
to play at the same time. For the same
reason the contests except the final team
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o. T. Spader, Miss D. Offerman. Miss A
Il Re SaS Ma5 Ruth ssnds6 Emile
Tillman, Mrs. Mrs. F, J. Tobias, c. E. Vogel.
9 e NJ eRng J. Mellon a9f WIZ Mrs san R
]. Alden. Miss NJ. Alden, William Aden Vallejo.
MARK WEST SPRINGS-The latest arrivals
Cassel, Miss E: Cassel, |. F. Cruickshank, San
Francisco; j. Vauthuer. Mount Hood, Or; Mrs
Bragg and wife Miss E. Bragg, Master r.
Bragg, San. Francisco; Mr.: and Mrs. Jaeger
fael Mr.. and Mrs. Charles A. Low, L. Sheen
felt san Frangjss2 r. Fisher Berkeley B
guests have registered here during the week:
John I2.ti Ti INN Nv, w N. Brisso, Mrs ". NJ
J. Nordman, Mrs. ]. Nordman. Miss Blanche
Workman; San Francisco; Mrs. A. Starkey
Cruz.
GILRQY HOT SPRINGS = The following
guests have registered here during the past
Herman schmidt Joseph F. Nolan, W Roeder
Miss Ethel Davis, Mrs. Alex McCord Mrs. W.
Mrs. A., Jerrild, Mrs NJ. H Abbott George
wick. J. Roy Phelps. San Jose: S. T. Moore
" Phelps. Dr., John Clark, John Clark Jr
Moore and wife, NJ. A. BERTH. James Prince
Yale. Gilroy; Percy C. stearns. William g.
Stearns Samuel Ross James Magee, Walker
y. Gibson, Morris Kielberg, J. Eagan. San
Francisco.
BYRON HOT sPRINGs-The arrivals during
Harry Rhine, Mrs. Newman. John Francis,
Mrs. H Newman. H Horham. A. BelligRa.
Mrs "a F. thurman, H V Hansen. Frank
Lawrence, l.. Stronbeck, Mrs. ]. LOwkwftZ
W. F. Glenn. V. Guhereehett Mrs. L. Fin
berg, J. I. Sousa, Mrs. NJ. F. Bagley, David
Bachman, J. H. Helms William Dolan and
wife F. E Seidel. A. A Brown, A. L. Thomas
\. W. Schafer. J. H. Langtry, Miss Mary
F. w Weber. Miss r. Lachman Mrs. A.
Nicholas f. Gagrilla, Mrs p. Asch James,
Peters, c. W Doe, Charles ]. Nye. j. Hodgson,
san Francisco: Hon W. r. Trimble, wife and
McGrath Lordsburg. n. NJ; NJ: c, Mclnerny, p
w. Moore, Stockton; f. l. L. Johnson OAK
land; c. j. Blaisdell. w A. Look. Brentwood
c. A. Henry -; II. A. Maintain. Redwood
lulu; John P. Jones. Frank Lawrence, Nevada
City: George CosgrOve. c. p. Eckland FRESNO
E. f. Ogle. MERGED; o. J. Lynch Mrs. -. ).
Lynch. San Leandro; T. L. Kelly, santa Rosa
Thomas Garland, Grass Valley; w H. Orins-
by Sacramento.
HOTEL METROPoLE-Among the late ar
rivals at the Hotel Metropolis are: F. S Row
lev Miss Ethel Baechtel, Miss Florence Adele
Smart Mrs H. B.. Hunt MISS Hunt' C4 Mary
C. Hunt E. Mucahey and wife, O. Z. Chah-
ming J. D. Tower and D. B. Murphy
PARAIsO-Followin are the arrivals at the
sr,rinrs for past week: NJ ana MIS-. James
= fodqs Yreka Cal: William NJ. Pierson,
Mrs John Nightingale MI. anG , MIS-. u -, "a l.
n Knigh+ Frank Gomez, John Murphy Mrs.
d Gutter James Il Jones, Mrs II. R
Johnson san Francisco; Miss Anita Strecker,
Professor William Malcolm Soledad; L. VII
Ie,eas Rlena Vista: c. T. Rome, Monte Carlo;
w Fl Crothers. san Jose; Mrs. 2. O'Neill.
Miss MARY O'Neill, Sequel; Jack w Baxter.
l. Sanborr, Watsonyille; Mrs Dinsmore and
four children Mr.. and Mrs. ": H Cutter, Miss
= Gutter Miss A. Cutter, Marysyille; E. A.
n Tong Washington, D. c.; Mr.. and Mrs.
Edwin Kincaid Alameda.
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field, T. w. Bonane. Mr.. O'Connor, Mr.
and Mrs A Wiford Mr.. and Mrs. H.
MCGOWAN, Mrs. Crowley, Miss Crowley,
Miss Jacobs, Miss Campbell, MISS Lew,
p. O'Brien, deputy marshal of San RAJ
fael.
A grand surprise party was given. to
Miss Maggie Sloan at her home last Mon
day night by Jack Nolan. The following
were present: Katie Lang, Joe C0llnzkey,
May Ladon, Jack Savage, Maud FurlonS,
Martin Haley, Rose sloan. Jim FeTon,
Phillips, Jack Vernill, Lille. Brannan, Joe
Savage. Maud Haley William STAFFORD,
Mr.. and Mrs J. Sloan, Mr.. and Mrs
Carey and Mr. Stafford.
An enjoyable surprise party was tend
of his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. s. Fried
lander, 1041A Folsom street, on sunday
evening, July 30. Numerous friends filled
the spacious parlors until the small hours
Of the morning. The evening was spent
in dancing. singing, games games ana ero rec1t Ma
Harris Mr.. and Mrs S. Freed, Edward
Frfedlander. Lucy Hirsch Ed Wasser-
man, Frances Friedlander. sherman APP
pell, Flossie Henry; Curtis winchester ste
man Elsie Cohen. Abe Goldstein, Fannie
Ososke. Gus Levy. Minnie Monasch, Ed
ward Johnson. Hattie Monasch, Irving
Marks. Regina Gruhn, Abe Samuels, Ger
tie Noise
Home for Aged Disabled, 507 Lombard
street, a most enjoyable and elaborate
dinner was given to the old people by Mrs.
s. NJ. Philips of 724 Golden Gate avenue.
prior to her departure for Europe ThoSe
present and who assisted We're: MIS-. w Il
Green, Miss Mabel Philips and Miss H1lda
Green
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of 9OS Laguna street are. spending. the
summer in Santa Ynez, Santa Barbara
County.
Mrs. Martin of the millinery department
in the City of Paris Dry Goods Company
has just returned from her trip to Paris
and will be pleased to see her many
friends.
Miss Maude Stapleton has returned from
Honolulu, where she has been visiting her
sister, Mrs. G. A. Graham.
Mrs Louis Breuner and her two sons,
Louis and Clarence, who have been rus
ticating at Pacific Grove for several
months, returned to their home in Sac
ramento Tuesday evening.
MI and Mrs. John Breuner of Sacra-
mento, who have been spending the past
few weeks in San Francisco visiting rela-
tives and friends, returned to their home
Sunday evening
Mr.. and Mrs f. A. Schmitt of 1888
of their son, Sydney, at the Taylor-street
Synagogue Saturday, August D. At home
this Sunday, August 6, from 2 till g.
Mrs. D. Bennett, accompanied by her
daughter, Miss Carrie Olinsky, are at
present at the Hotel FL Paso de Robes,
Paso Robles Springs.
Abe and Jake Spitz have retained from
their summer vacation.
George H. Cross, one of the 'automo-
bile Travellers has returned to the city
after an exciting but enjoyable trip:
Mrs. j. Wilzinski and daughter of Visa
liza and Miss Ella Cohn of Suisun have
taken rooms at 100 Ellis street.
Arthur =. LORD has arrived from Paris
and has proceeded to the Hotel del Monte
to join his wife and mother-in-law, Mrs.
A A Louderback. who have been So
journing there for the summer months.
A trip to the Yosemite Valley will be
taken before Mr.. and Mrs. Lord return
to their Paris home.
Captain and Mrs. Won L. Lesser of 1888
McAllister street have returned home
from Adams Springs and will receive their
friends this Sunday afternoon.
Captain Frank Albright Twenty fifth
Infantry L. S. A. is at the Preside en-
route to Manila. Mrs. Albright. who was
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Miss JES SIZE KIM Il
Los AkeR

and piano selections by Misses Gertrude
and Genevieve McCarty. Those present
ply of Stockton, Mrs. D. McCarty, Mr..
and Mrs. Cooper, Miss Marge Greedy, Miss
r. Murphy. Miss Cassie Greedy, MISS
Ethel quinn, Miss Gertrude McCarty, Miss
Anna Greedy Miss Genevieve McCarty,
Earl Smith, Dan Crowell, p. Allen, VIII,
lam and Theo Crowell, Win Murphy and
Louis Meyer.
On July 20 Miss Forrest Quinby enter
tanned her little friends at 969 Howard
street in honor of her sixth birthday.
Those present. were: Lizzie Lascu TrS
Rivers, Tester Hamilton, Maude Rivers,
Nellie Rae, Fannie Hamilton, Jennie
Opitz, Essie Murray. Susie kilkenny. Earl
Quinby. G.. Martin Petit, w. j. Lansing,
Claude Quinby, Emma Pepper, Lena Gug-
genhemer, Marie O'Riley and Blanch
Backman.
The former schoolmates of Arthur E.
Curtis. who entered st. Patrick's Semi
nary at Menlo Park last Tuesday, gave
him a banquet on Saturday evening, the
29th ult. Eulqgistic remarks we're Trea MADE q
Welch. Joseph a. Kendrick and Edward
Fitzgerald gave many "reminiscences OF
or played and at the close of a very en-
joyable evening every one united in sing
ing the old college songs: Those present
were Arthur e. Curtis. George L. Welch,
Peter j. Faggerty, Joseph A Kendrck,
Arthur SuliiTan Thomas Mcguire,
Thomas Harvey. John e. WEIGH. David
Barry, tQ"dTQ GltLS6Idlu, 1oSll ~ oN IA u,
Frank Sullivan and Harry Hay
Mrs c. NJ Winfield celebrated the fiji
tieth anniversary of her birth last week
by holding two most enjoyable receptions
at her residence, Washoe place. In the
afternoon, from 3 to 5 O'Clock. she enter
tanned her grandchildren. Among those
present were: Miss Viola Magraf, Ed
ward Magraf. Miss Celia Dillon. Miss
Charlotte Magraf, Miss Gertie Denebaum,
Joe Dillon, Mr.. and Mrs. Magraf, Mr..
Winfield In the evening some delightful
Spanish music was rendered by j. M.
Cuercel E. VasqueZ, I. Walker, p.
JACQUES and Francisco A. vanuze. Among
the guests were: Mrs. Wellman, Misses
WelIman Miss Carmenita Wellman.
Charles Rodriguez, Mrs. Tom Walker and
family, Mrs Farnsworth. Miss Farms
worth, Mrs. E. M. Duceo, Mr.. and Mrs.
A reception was rendered to Philip
Crosby Knapp by Miss Sarah D. Hamlin
at Hamlin School on Monday last.
Mr. Knapp was a member of the San
Francisco Signal Corps, and at the break
ing out of hostilities volunteered his serv-
ices and sailed with his corps for the
During the war Mr. Knapp was pro-
NOTED to the rank of first sergeant, in
which capacity he served during the act
i've hostilities in which the Signal Corps
made such a splendid record.
Miss Hamlin, assisted by a bevy Of
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WI M; anu MIS-. W X; n Hi IeII on
they will spend the month of August.
Mr. and Mrs. George Croker and the
Castle Crag on Monday and have an
apartment at the Palace Hotel.
Colonel and Mrs. w. r. Smedberg and
their home here after a months visit at
the Hotel Rafael.
MI and Mrs. George F. Glover arrived
here from New York on Monday and are
at the Palace Hotel MIR. Glover is a
brother of Commander Richardson
Glover. L. S. N. who came down from
Napa to meet him
Mrs. Currey and Miss Frances Currey
are spending the summer at Santa Bar
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TheY're EnoQqed.

Mrs. ]. Futter announces the engage
ment of her daughter, Sadie Futter Of
Suffer Creek, to Jacob Simon of San
Francisco. The wedding will taken place
in the near future.
Miss Hattie Selig and Robert Marcum
will receive August 20, between and 5, at
1924 Bush street.
Mr. and Mrs. julius Wrede announce
the engagement Of their eldest daughter,
Miss Emilia, to Frederick A Kaiser The
wedding will take place some time III the
latter part Of August.
of Chicago to Lulu c. Snider Of this city
is announced.
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match between South and North are all
over eighteen holes, instead Of thirty-slX,
for play would never end If each contest
ant had to go over the links four times.
The first contest Will be the preliminary
omen handicap for ladies for the George
CrGcker cup, eighteen holes, medal play,
TO qualify for the handicap. The final
competition for the handsome silver cup
will take place on Tuesday. On Wednes-
day the men will play the qualifying
round eighteen holes, medal play, for the
Del Monte cup. The players making the
sixteen lowest scores will be admitted TO
rba final contest for the cup, which VIII
be played off on Thursday and Friday.
Finally, on Saturday, the great contest
between teams representative OIL me
South and the North, six men on side,
will be played over thirty-siX holes, match
PI on Wednesday there will be a polo
match between a Burlingame team, con-
sisting OF Joseph Sadoc Iobln, Richard
Charles \. Dunphy, and a team chosen
from the best men in the Southern Cali
fOrnia clubs. -,
A five-mile handicap bicycle race will
begin the. sports of Thursday, and in the
afternoon there will be q baseball game
between a nine from the Burlingame
Country Club and a nine selected from the
alumni of various colleges ana unlVer-
The The pony races and steeplechasing will
be the attraction on Saturday, ana on
sunday
an end with yacht racing on the bay
Mr.. and Mrs Charles B. Alexander az
rived i'm town from New York on 1ues-
day. They will spend a part Of the sum
mer at Del Monte.
MIR, and Mrs Samuel G.. Buckbee re
turned from Weber Lake on Monday. July
a and expect to go to San Rafael in the
near future g ,ro.+,x,
have returned from their visit 10 south
ei M Ca and Mrs. Maurice Casey and Miss
Kate Dillon left the first of the week ior
Del Monte, where they will spend the
miss MISS Laura McKinstry is visiting Mr..
and Mrs. Horace Blanchard Chase al
their home, astag's Leap" Napa COnn tS
turned TO their home in San Mateo on
Thursday after six weeks visit to Santa
Mrs James A Folger and o.: J. At Athea arm
Folger left on wednesday Iast sor Lee tI
Monte, where they will pass the month
Mr.. and Mrs. w I. Kip, Mrs. Edy and
Miss Mary Kip returned from the interior
of the State on. "Wednesday last ana are
now at the Hotel Rafael for the remainder
OF the season
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formerly, Miss Minnie Scott, will sojourn
in San Francisco at the Lenox
Until garrison life at Manila can
be made pleasant for the families lis
Ter Of Captain Winfield Scott, chaplain
.. S. A., whose tour of army duty. EN-,
braces a prolonged sojourn at Angel
Mr.. and Mrs Frank ]. Dunn and niece,
Master Frank Dunn, the Misses Edith and
Grace Sherry and Miss Lottie Holzheiser
are spending the summer at Hotel III
Mrs. II. Steinberg and daughter of 626
Golden Gate avenue have returned from
their visit to friends at Stockton.
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couple are now happily domiciled at 267
Grand avenue Los Angeles.
The wedding of Miss Cecilia F. Denyir
and Griffith owen Jones took place at st.
Francis Church, Mission Dolores, on
Wednesday evening. July &c, Rev. Father
Stokes officiating. Miss Margaret Denvir,
sister of the bride, acted as maid Of honor.
The groom was attended by James
Mathews The bridesmaids were Miss
Anna McGovern and Miss Kathryn
Dwyer. The following gentlemen acted as
ushers: w. Roberts. P. Whelan, j. Ross
and George Harold 4 wedding supper was
served at the home of the brides parents,
street, after which Mr.. and Mrs. Jones
left for a short sojourn at Del Monte.
preparatory to an extended trip through
Oregon and Washington.
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We ddinq Bells.

Frank S. Mccullough, manager Of the
Armour Packing Company for Southern
California, and Miss Jessie E. Stone, a
popular young teacher of this city, were
married recently in Los Angeles in ST.
PauTs Cathedral. Rev. DR.. Spalding, rec
tor of ST. Johns parish in this city, per-
formed the ceremony, having gone down
to the City of the Angels for that purpose.
The wedding was a quiet one, being at
tended but by few friends. The young
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Home Gothe rinds.

Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Crowell gave a
party on Friday evening at their resi-
dence on Hayes street During the even
ing selections on the cornet were given by
d, Croweu and Earl Smith, and mandolin
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OUTING Portie 6.

Commodore John H. Batchelder of the
launch FL Soltero, assisted by Captain
Frank Schmidt of the sloop yacht
Teal Club to an enjoyable outing
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Personals.

Miss Tfllie Joost and Miss Margaret
Kelly have returned to their homes in
Martinez after a months visit to the
southern part of the State.
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Hiss Marie Oge won
the last paper chase
at San Rafael, her
splendid riding excit=
ing the admiration of
all the equestrians.
This photograph was
} taken i'm the costume
worn by Miss Oge at
the last Mardi Gras.
Miss Oge and her
cousin, Fliss Wells,
represented American
: flags. !