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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-09-03
In the Future.

The Star Dancing Circle will hereafter
meet on Wednesday evenings at Occi-
idental Hail. SO5 Larkin street.
The first anniversary ball of the Nord-
deutscher Frauen Verein will take place
on Saturday. evening, September g. at
Saratoga Hall.
The regular monthly entertainment and
dance given by the Native Sons of Yer
mont will be held on Friday evening, Sep
TENDER S, at Odd Fellows Hall. The fol-
lowing excellent programme has been ar
ranged for the OCCASION: Overture, Della
planes Orchestra; The Natives of the
Philippine Islands-What They Have Suf-
fered From the Spaniards" (stereopticon
views), Hon. John w. Taylor; barytone
solo, For All Eternity (Mascheroni)
William S. Brown of st. Adams, VT.
specialties. Miss Ruby Dawson; vocal
duet, selected Miss Gussie E. Dawson and
H. Bradley Smith; song, The. Flower
Girl (BevignanD, Miss Daisy Alice Bish-
op, in costume; the King of Jugglers,
George W. Lee of Chicago.
The first rehearsal of the second season
of the Ladies' Musical Club of San Fran
cisco will take place Monday afternoon,
September 4, at o'clock, at Druids' Hall,
413 Suffer street. Solos will be rendered
by Mrs Carrie Brown Dexter and Miss
Marian Cumming. Director, D. P.
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Home Gatherings.

Rev. Father McKinnon, chaplain Of the
First California Volunteers, was a guest
of Thomas Doolan for dinner at his resi-
dence, 1924 Mission street. last Sunday.
A most enjoyable affair was given re-
Gently by Mr.. and Mrs. A. Schwartz, 9l6
O Farrell street, in honor of the first
birthday anniversary of their son Sylvan.
The tables and rooms were beautifully
decorated in the national colorS in honor
Of our returned soldiers. After a sump-
tuous repast the little ones enjoyed them
selves with games, music and recitationS.
Those present were; Misses Roselle and
Bernice Schwartz, Mabel and Ethel Ros-
enthal. Celia Jacobs, Dollie and Florence
Samuels, Hortense and Beatrice Gyle,
Ruby Friedberg, Dollie Nilzinsky. Messrs.
Sylvan Schwartz, Abe and Louis Jacobs,
Albert Springer, Sol Rosenthal, Milton
and Herbert Friedberg, Harold Samuels,
Henry Henriolie. Harold and Gabe Abra-
hams
A most delightful afternoon was spent
at the Hebrew Homie for Aged Disabled,
507 Lombard street, last Sunday, the
occasion being the presentation Of a
presentation speech, and the ladies who
undertook the task arranged very ex-
cellent programme and luncheon which
was very much enjoyed by the old people.
The following programme was rendered:
Musical selections, Misses Julia, Hazel
and Stella Leszynsky; vocal solo, Cantor
violin solo, Mr.. Rosenberg, accompanied
by Mrs DR.. Rosenstirn; coon selections,
Markie LeSZYnSky; piano and violin duet,
Babette Cline and Miss Julia Leszynsky;
recitation, Miss Mish; dance. Miss Koch
man; piano solo, Miss Adele Morgenstern;
recitation, Miss Stella Rosetta.
A most enjoyable reception was ten
dered Andrew Wistrand Jr. at the home
of his parents, 1908 Folsom street. on Fri
day evening August 20, in celebration of
his homecoming from the Philippine
Islands. where he served with the
First California Regiment. Over a hun
dred of his friends were present, including
some of his comrades. The house was
tastefully decorated in national colors. A
quartet of young ladies sang, two or three
poems We're recited and several short adj
dresses made, suitable to the occasion.
The guests then sat down to a light re-
past Singing, dancing and games occu-
pied the rest of the evening.
A reception was rendered Miss Bertha
Arnsberg at her residence. $40 Greenwich
street by the Monarch Social Club on
Sunday evening, August q. Several mu-
steal solos were played by an orchestra
formed of her many friends. There We're
also many songs rendered by professional
singers and recitations by able speakers.
The parlors were deliberately decorated
with flags and flowers. The acting chair
man of the evening was Shyer Seligman,
one of the foremost and active members
in the organization. He was ably assisted
by Max Reinhart The reception commit
tee was as follows: Max Reinhart, NJ.
Alexander and l. ArnSberg.
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at the Resorts.


DUNCAN SPRINGS-Recent arrivals at
Duncan Springs, Mendocino County are:
Mrs. Breokes and daughter, Mrs. Charles
Rhodes, William Fogarty, w. j. Elleford,
NJ Redmond James f. Brown, James
Kelley Miss c. j. Northon, Philip G. Cal
pin and family Mr.. and Mrs. George Hew-
lett. Fred Hewlett. Mr.. Olsen. Miss Carrie
Clayburgh San Francisco. Mrs. H. ZadiS,
A. J. Zadig, Alameda. Mrs. M. A. Rem
ME. Mrs f J. Rennie and daughter, Miss
Edith H. Rennie, B. McGinnis and wife,
j +. Kinslow, w. w. Gauldin. Oakland.
J. McClish and wife, Mrs GLADDEN. and
family, Healdsburg Mrs. w. York and
daughter, Mayme Mankins, Mrs Emma
Donohoe and daughter, E. Blumquest
Jl1iah. William II. Webster of Glen
Blair. George w. Buck, Miss l.. nj. fftz-
patrick Redwood City. Charles j. Hatch
and wife, Miss Sophie Hatch, San Mateo
BYRON HOT sPRINGs-The following
guests registered ct Byron Hot Springs during
the past week: R. J. Hanley, George Johnson,
Belanger C. B. Waltridge Martin Becker
Phillip Carney, J. J. Lone; s, caro-. Charles
Sylvester George Ornsby, ]. T. McQueeney,
Emil Hirsch, San Francisco; George w Min
Fresno: A A. MAYS, Crows Landing; T. c.
Ragsdale Stent; Thee. Butcher. Fruitvale; S.
b. Rathburn. Lathrop; Joseph Boardman and
T. Holman San Francisco; a. Grafmiller Sac
ramento; H F. Tinker. Los Angeles; Charles
Brant, E. 3. Waltridge, Pinoie R. Clark.
Pleasanton; II. A Fairbank Grass Valley; J.
y Trumbello, Coultervile; G. Parcella, Angels
Camp; A. Goodwin Bakersfield
paradise SPRINGS-Following the ar
rivals at Paraso Springs for the past week:
s. Sander Miss Anna Holmberg y. NJ. Speck,
DR.. ]. w Keeney. John W. Dawks, Mr.. and
Mrs William Cluff, Mr. and Mrs. f. c.
Hughes James Owens. ]. NJ Schmidt, Mr. and
Mrs. o. s. Springer. c. T. Romie, R. A. Doak.
Thomas Parker. James Henry, San Francisco;
N A. Dorm. Salinas; ]. M. Harvey, Monterey;
Mr.. and Mrs. A. p. Johnson, Sonora: J. NJ.
Bright, S. NJ. Brooks, Fresno Mrs. r. Hill
binger Berkeley: Mrs William Edmondson.
Lovelock, New: ]. D. Murphy, Watsonville;
E. A c. Long, Watsonvile; Miss Mary
Schmith.
HOTEL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. those regis
tered here are: Dr. and Mrs. William 7.
Dohrmann Mrs. Robert Sherwood Edwin c.
cahill, E: P Farnsworth, B: J. s. Cahill. Miss
Clarisse Weaver William Doxey. Edward b.
Doxey, r A. Holcombe DIR. G. H Thompson,
H. c. Rodgers, S. r. Van Wyck, Mrs. M. a.
Forbes Miss Forbes. William Clayton and
wife, San Francisco; Miss Crosby, Miss Josepha
Nelson Crosby Miss Foster Harmon Crosby.
San Rafael Mr.. and Mrs. E. F. Brown Miss
Brown, A. N. Bayley, Mrs George B. Bayley,
Oakland: Mr.. and Mrs. Robert P. Hill, Ell
bridge; l. H. Manners, England; D. A. Jones,
Sonora.
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EOS HIlSSlSS'
w G. Nevin, general manager of the
Santa Fe lines west of Albuquerque, and
family have gone on fishing trip to the
McCloud River They will be Joined by
A d. Shepherd, general freight agent Of
the Southern Pacific at San Francisco.
The Misses Nina Mae and Bertha Fail
lin, Margaret and Ida Mead and
Grace, Edythe and Helen Stuart. who
have beer spending the summer at'Old
Maids Retreat" Redondo, under the
chaperonage of Mrs. Charles II. Mead,
have returned to Los Angeles.
Miss Cleme Griffin is visiting the Misses
Louisa and Sherin Sorabjee at their home,
Bombay Place, in Pasadena.
Miss Marguerite Babb has returned to
Los Angeles after sojourn of several
weeks with her friend, Miss Ethel Youn-
ger at Santa Monica
Mrs. Chester Talbot and daugher Gladys
and Miss Mabel Manners have returned
to their home in jerome, Ariz., after a
short visit to the Drs. Ellis and other
friends.
One of the largest and most brilliant
gatherings of the summer season was the
cotillon party which took place in the
balrooms Of the Redondo Hotel last 3sts Sat tad
in the cotillon which was led by
W. r. Norris and Mesdames John f.
Francis. Campbell, Johnson, G; f. Gray
Bowers, Noddin and Barnwell presided
at the favor tables.
Judge D. P Hatch has gone to British
COlUp Dla TO look AFTER mining luleleslS
He expects to be gone about three weeks.
Judge c. n. Sterry and family of Will
shire boulevard have returned from Colo
RADIO.
Mrs. I. n. Van Mugs and daughter. Miss
Annis have gone to Massachusetts,, where
the latter will attend Wellesley College.
Philip Barton voorhees, of Illinois and
wife have taken the Willard Stimson resi-
dence on South Figueroa street. Mr.. Voor-
heeS expects to remain here permanently
and will practice law.
Mrs. Norman A. Mcdonald is in San
Francisco visiting friends and also TO
welcome her son, who is one of the Bat
terry D boys.
Judge ]. Noonan Phillips, accompanied
by his wife, is sojourning in Santa Bar
bara.
The Catholics of Los Angeles held
picnic at Terminal Island on Wednesday.
Games dancing and athletic sports
formed the principal features of amuse-
ment. About $500 persons attended the
picnic, which was very successful al
fair.
Miss Arolne Ellis has returned from the
mountains greatly improved In health.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Virgins are at
their cottage in Catalina for short stay.
Steven V. Childs has returned from
Coronado, where during his stay he was
one of the most enthusiastic entertainers
among society people.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ezra T. Stimson gave
pink dinner on Monday last in honor of
Mr. and Mrs Robert Clark of Illinois, who
are guests of Mrs. Clarks parents, Mr..
and Mrs Benjamin Goodrich The table
was artistically decorated with La
France roses, ferns, ribbons and chiffon
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Mr. and Mrs Denis O'Sullivan have
postponed their departure for Paris until

Mr.. and Mrs. Denis O'Sullivan have
September g.
Mrs. I. Cohn of 1923 Golden Gate avenue
vii. be at home. Sunday, september 5,
from to o'clock, and Will be pleased to
receive her friends.
The following passengers sailed Thurs
Gay, August "a, on the Hamburg-Amerlcan
Line express steamer Fuerst Bismarck
kehrl, Mrs August Vollmer and Masters
Leo and Erne Vollmer, Mrs. Boge ana
Misses Alma and Annie Boge. Mrs: z; p.
sen, Paul Wammich, Hugo Steinbeck,
Henry Madison, Mr.. and Mrs. j. Niemann,
Mr. and Mrs. c. Bolte.
Miss Edna Griffiths, niece of Police Ser
geant G, B. Grifiths, leaves in the near
future for an extended European trip,
taking in the Paris Exposition. On her
return the lady will visit the Eastern
Mrs. Louis Rothenberg will be at homo
to her friends on Wednesday, September
6, from till 8, at her home. GAL Fflbert
street, Oakland.
Miss Mamie V Cullum resigned as ac-
companist for the California Leipsic Har-
mony Society. The members of the soci-
ETY. testified to the high esteem in which
Miss Cullum is held by presenting her
with concert harp and beautiful gold
harp chair.
Miss NJ B. Simon of Walla Walla,
Wash, who has been visiting her sister,
Mrs. e. Silverstone, leaves for her home
next week. She will be pleased to see her
friends Thursday afternoon, September Z,
at 1909 Laguna street.
Perch Thompson of the Rush, and Mrs.
Foley and son, wife of Lieutenant Foley
of the reserve service, are spending the
summer at Hotel LenoX.
Mrs. Springer is stopping at the Hotel
Lenox awaiting the arrival of Major
Springer Of the Idaho regiment.
Mrs. Albright, wife of Captain ALI
bright, who sailed on the City of Sydney,
and Mrs. Ainsbury, wife of Captain Aims
bury of Los Angeles, are still at the Ho-
tel LenoX.
Mrs. Eleanor Martin, having returned
from a most enjoyable visit of several
weeks in Los Angeles and with her son
Andrew at Montecito in Santa Barbara
County visited the Hotel del Monte with
her sons, Peter and Walter Martin, and
will spend September with them at the
Jarboe cottage in San Mateo.
Mrs. Max Levy will be pleased to see
her friends on the second Tuesday of each
month at 622 Steiner street.
William H. Keith, the barytone,, after
passing the summer in California, leaves
on Sunday for Paris, accompanied by his
mother Mrs. w. H. Keith.
Caspar Cohn of 800 Octavia street leaves
shortly for Germany, to be absent one
year During his stay abroad Mr. Cohn
will visit the principal European cities.
Mrs. Cohn will join him in Paris during
the exposition.
Mr.. and Mrs Otto Bendix have returned
from a two months excursion to Alaska
and the north and are at their residence,
1416 California street.
DIR. Howard NJ. Block left Saturday Tor
& prolonged trip East and to Europe.
Miss Battles and Miss Lehnert have re-
turned from New York.
Mrs. DR.. B. Meyers, from Williams, IS
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baryDug letter can fail to feel like
congratulating the beyseOermg lady
zoho has beer, guessing for OYER
three score years and ten and
gained thereby at last a most sub
Stdntial and 7UeI-deserved reward.
SAN LORENZO, Aug. 20
Mr.. Martin, Business Mana ger
Call: Your letter announcing my
good iNek arvi0ed today, and 7uith
this Acknowledgement aid thanks I
forward you my photograph, taken
some years ago. | am a Maine
Yankee and haze been guessing on
everything for oyer seventy years,
bit this is the first time my natural
proclivity eyer brought any fran
cial return, although many times
correct. Am gerry glad | avas able
to add to the fund for the aUeIcome
of the soldiers, as from my o70n
pocket | 7oaS unable to spare a dol
lar. Lightning struck this time
avhere it 7ciN do lots of good.
MRS. MARY L. DAY,
San Lorenzo, Cal.
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Outline Parties.

An enjoyable outing was held at Lark
spur on Sunday, August 13. Those who
attended were:
B. Collum, Bertha Oettl, John HANNA,
Agnes Sullivan, Walter May, Maud Nc
Mama, Aggie Johnson, Charles Healy,
George White, Arthur White, L. Richard
son, Hannah White, Walter Jakobs, w
Smith, NJ. Rogers, James -durphy, M. Gu
haw, Charles Dolan, r. st. John, P. st.
John and May McNama-
On August 20 the second outing Of the
season given by Paul Plunkett and Paul
P. DeLos took place at Fairfax and was
well attended. After the. return to the
city a banquet was served.
Among those present were: Miss L.
Morsehead. Miss E. Halloran; Miss F
Morgan, Miss NJ. Kearney, Miss Z. e.
Mulville, Miss L. Buck, Miss 1. p. Hew-
lett, Miss B. NJ. Arthur Miss NJ. Mulville,
Miss NJ G. Doggett. Miss L. Lundblade,
Miss D. NJ. Plunkett, Mr.. and Mrs A.
Mckay, Mrs. L. Seamonds, Miss *. Hook
ing. w F. Plunhett, S. P. Rotowsky
Charles Jenkins, s. Rosenley,. Jack ID.
Brum, Harry Dave, ]. B. Pouleur, Il. II.
Susman. c. A Hail, Albert Wiener, H.
f. Game. C. Depew. L. A. Van Adder, j.
@ MearnS
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Club PQrtie S.

The social meeting of the Pacific Coast
Women's Press Association was held at
Golden Gate Hall on Monday, August 28,
at 2:30 p. M, before large and apprecia-
tive audience. An excellent programme
was given. The ninth annual convention
of the above association will take place
at Golden Gate Hall on Tuesday and
Wednesday September. and s. The
morning session will be for members
only. as the time will be devoted to the
transaction of business. To the after
noon sessions all friends are invited, and
choice programmes will be rendered. On
Tuesday evening at p. m. a reception
will be given in honor Of Mrs. Rose Hart
wick Thorpe. author of "Curfew Must
Not Ring Tonight"
The ninth annual convention of the Pa
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from visit to Southern California and is
now at San Rafael, where he will remain
the balance of this season.
Miss Alice c. Hoffman has returned
from a visit to friends in San Rafael.
Mr.. and Mrs. George A. Pope and Miss
Carrie Taylor have returned from Del
Monte and are now at Burlingame for the
remainder of the season.
Milton S. Latham returned last week
from the Klondike after an absence of
two years He expects to return there the
latter part OF next month.
Miss Gertrude Forman has returned
from a visit to Southern California.
Walter S. Martin and Peter D. Martin
have returned from Del Monte and are
now at Burlingame.
Miss Throckmorton, who will return
from San Jose next week. will be at the
Hotel Pleasanton this winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis ]. Carolan have
returned from Del Monte to Burlingame.
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cifc Coast Womens Press Association Is
to be held in Golden Gate Hall on Sep
TENDER and s. The morning sessions are
to be devoted to business and will be open
only to members, but excellent pro
grammes have been prepared for the aft
ernoon meetings, to which friends of the
association are invited
Each annual meeting OF this well known
organization is marked by some special
feature, and this year an lnvitational re-
ception given on Tuesday evening
to Rose Hartwick Thorpe, author Of
''Curfew Must Not Ring Tonight and
a longtime member of the club, Is to be
the crowning event OF the occasion.
Mayor Phelan, Joaquin Miller, D. NJ.
Lawrence, E. Carson Thorpe, Miss Ina
D. Coolbrith, Mrs. Madge Morris Wag-
ner, Mrs. Ella NJ. Sexton, Mrs. NJ: O..
Bretherick, Nine. Guido Spitzy, Mrs.
Emma 8. Marshall, Miss Mary =. Hart
ard a number of other Indies and gentle
men will at this gathering assist in pre-
senting q programme of exceptional inter-
est, during which the guest of honor will
herself recite her celebrated poem.
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Personals.

DR.. and Mrs. A. o. Haslehurst will re-
turn to San Francisco this month after
a year spent in travelling through the
Eastern States The doctor will resume
practice Immediately upon his return.
Miss NJ. Geishaker of this city, who has
been for the past six weeks the guest of
Mr.. and Mrs Harry 3. Dunn of Port
land, Or. will return on September l.
Miss Coda Schoenfeld of Red Blum is
visiting with her grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs. n. Never of 266 Golden Gate avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs ". H. WEBSTER and Aber
WEBSTER will remain in San Rafael until
october / Miss Stowe, who has been
their guest for some time, returns to her
home in the East early in September.
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CALLS guessing con-
7 test as to the precise time
of the sighting of the trans

Of the sighting of the trans
bort Sherman 7vhich brought lone
our California boys has made at
least one person extremely happy
and that is Mrs. Mary L. Day Of
San Lorenzo, Cal. Among the tens
of thousands zUho tried to 1Oln the
prize only one, of course, could be
successful, and it is a peculiar fact
that a coupon containing q guess
pure and simple should haze broOed
the 7ictor o0er the many 1oJtich
acre the result of closest figuring
and The Shre7Udest of nautical cal
culGtiOnS.
4 1goulan 7Uho has made no
specially of mathematics and kno7Os
far less of the speed or hindranee
possibilities Of ocean steamers gen.
Tired single blind guess and thus
earned fifty good dollars for her
fortunate self and fifty more for
the soldiers 70hom she lo0eS, but
could not otherwise help IN a money
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Weddinn Bells.

Mr. and Mrs. U. B. Walkup announce
the marriage OF their daughter, Ethel
Walkup, and the Rev. Edward L. Snow
den. The ceremony was celebrated on
Tuesday evening, August 90, at the resi-
dence of the brides parents, 1893 Stanyan
street
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TheV're Enodoed.

The engagement is announced Of Gus
Casner and Miss Jennie B. Morris, daugh-
tel. Of Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. H. Morris.
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81 tell you, it's no use to hang your
head if you are guilty"
mo, that is what the Sheriff is paid
for"
Teacher-What class of people are diff
f1cult to convince against their will?
Johnny Henpeck-Men and women.
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Madame Neergaard, pupil Of St. Certain.
scientific palnist; reading, by mail, 81; office
hours to p. m. SIC Geary ST.. above Jones;
classes.
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Dear Madam: "PegHmoid' says Gomez
You're welcome. Chronicle building. No. 81.
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Los Angeles,

/ visiting her sister. Mrs. M. Seidner of 2fS
! Ivy avenue.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-03-20
U.,ver.,,y Of oklahoma.

Professor Dyche. of the Kansas univer-
sity. delivered Il Very interesting lecture III
the chapel a Week ago. his address was
q combination OF the most interesting
features OF his three lectures on Green
land. He was greeted by an enthusiastic
audience whose attention he held 10 the
very last by his thrilling word pictures
and splendid stereopticon views. This was
the NTH number OF u lecture course ar-
ranged by The Oratorical Association. The
association makes the lecture course one
of the special features OF its work. the
object being 10 encourage the higher class
of entertainments. The enterprise has been
uniformly successful for three years and
the preparations for next year are taking
a more extensive scale than ever.
Although We did not set the appropria:
ton for a new building that We had hoped
for, the attitude of the legislature toward
the university was quite satisfactory an
other respects. Our pharmaceutical graf
yates will now be registered on Just half
the experience formerly required. The leg
tsIa.ure also provides for a geographical
survey and made an appropriation to cover
the expenses of transportation. The head
Of our biological department will be CHIEF
of the survey with headquarters a, the
university. Another important bill which
passed provides that all unclaimed bodies
sha become the property of the medical
department.
The baseball season opened Friday after.
noon with a game between the university
an Norman. The game showed thai We
begin the season With excellent material