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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-08

The directors of the Star CONSOLE
dated were book.d f.r meeting at 4
o'clock this afternoon II ~ said the
property iH showing up very nicely and
O. rich ure body un the drift from the
tn0-fout level. which tho management
Intend commencing Hght away A. Ia
Wcll known. the shaft was put down
about 100 feet from the vein. which
dips towards it and % s expected that
uu the tO0-fuut level thu miners Will
have tu work the drlft less than 100
feeling ls strengthened in view of tho
Tact that q winzc runs down 90 feet
from the iO0.fUut level ON the vein,
showing good values an the way down.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-08

London. July Tho wool auction
sales were continued with the usual
good attendance. Competition was
very spirited from $40 directions a
good selection ut mrrluuH was taken by
France and Germany Yorkshire buyers
are anNlously securing the best
lambs which are iu strong demand A
good selection uf cross breeds. largely
lower grade. met with better de-
mnud. The American buyer purchased
medium good greasy cross breeds.
The number OF bales offered was "a
UNH
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-08

WIN Go Through nest saturday MIN
Nesfiy Completed.

WIN Go Through Nest Saturday-Mul
Nesfiy Completed.
T.. q. Roruou. moving spirit 10 the
New Mammoth at Bingham, has Just
returned from camp after Inspecting
conditions at this property The new
min 90 Ho nearly completed that % is boz
Uevcd "a start can he made iu about two
weeks nt the latest. when 100 tons NJ
good milling ore win be- put through Tor
o starter the output 90 Boz Increased as
the wheels become properly lifted 70
position.
the sale uf this property win be- closed
the majority owners having already
agreed 60 part with their holdings for
90 cents q share A. the mine has large
ore reserves. those Interested feel that
It will be- a paying proposition from the
very start.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-08

Kansas city. july s-CutticH Receipts
5000 Market steady, native steers, 900
u1.3D Texas steers, -,pnulfj. Texas
cows, 2.jOu3.t 40, native cows and heif-
CrH, 2,GnHi. iOi Htorker and feeders,
2.tlulA5. bulls. 2.tsui,3O.
Es-HccUlpH, 5000. Market steady
90 strong, active bulk of sslps a,s5u
1895. heavy, 3,Niui.ui, packers, b5m
400, mixed. 3.s0uJ.e'. llght, 3.5oW3,gO:
workers., a.Niul,9O. pigs, j.tOHJ.1i.
sheep Receipts. 800. Market strong.
Lambs, j.o0u6.25, clipped muttluH, 1856
fl.OV.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-08

on Monday next the Mercur COM
pnny win pay IT, dividend ~ $50 900, to
be- accompanied by distribution OF
$4,000 from the Grand Central $4,000
from the Silver King and iloCo from
the swansea. making the days record
one OF lli2 600. In the afternoon NJ
the same day Il ~ confidently expected
the Bulllon-Bcck directors viii grt 60.
gcthcr and post the usual amount NJ
$4,000 while it 81 quite possible others
may do lkUWlHp
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-08

Special Correspondence,
Provo, July THE following mining
locations have been nlel with the c0un-
~ recorder.
General Grant lode ADMIRAL schlcy.
Great liIsmnrk ana Little johnny No.
g by August lilumeuthul ST., ct al. slt-
unted In Tiutlc district
Defeat Nos. I and q situated IN Tim
tie district, hY Z, n. SprIEgs ct ul.
June, in the Tinuc district by a. n.
Barton 81 ul.
Golden Gate Extension Gold Mine. In
Missing Link district, by Charles n.
Grlnlu "a ll
Admiral schlry, Ga Utah county, by
A. E. Drrrr pt al.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-08

Atchlbald-Ludy Gay
Uurnott-l.ittlo Lord Fountloroy.
Carey Doctor Luttrclla First Pa,
tirut
carey Miss Munot
Gould-Grottlr. the Outlaw.
Hnhhrrton-Who Was Paul Grayson
kor-lnto Unknown Seas
Mulock.-Little Lumo Prince.
ChryHtnl Jack a Co.
ogden Little HumaHpun.
Otis-rhp HUyH' Revolt
pyle-fhH Counterpart Fairy.
Stoddnrd Two ArrowH
St1ddnff-rhuOk purdy
Stuart Story OF Babette.
SWEET Captain Folly
SWrii-Mnto of the Mary Ann,
Thumpsun--Ocnln BOY
Trnwhridgc-prlE. cup.
Wood-i.ittle New England Maid.
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Secretary Report shows e Gratifying
Condition Of Anairs.

Charles D. Hudson secretary ~ the
Salt Lake stock exchange. submitted to
the members thereof this mornlng "a
statement NJ the condition or the exc
change up 60 the nrst day OF July Tho
report shows % gratifying state of af-
fairs. the Institution having bank ace
count " over $4,000. 10 ray nothlng of
the improved condition Of iis chambers
on Second South street The sales show
good Increase over those NJ the cor
responding months in isgs. there being
total gain FOR May and June ~ 2ls.t,2
shares and 500 ~ %. The statement
makes Interesting reading ana IL here
given In full.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-08

paiy. West. 900 nt Ueii.
palsy 1900 ut a-o. 1000 ai aih' 900
ut ala ....,
ing
Eagle. 1000 no &c..
GlIeun. 1000 900 2gg.
Lower Mammoth. 100 no tnc. 100 at
$50. 100 nt 1s. 300 ut liii l0i at a't'
300 lt DO
Mammoth. 900 nt 80 500. goo at ii,ts.
Northern Light 100 lt 1t's.
patro. 900 NE sgitc. 1000 at sl.l, 1000
nt Iis.
Doe UlVeH. 1000 ut isc.
retro 1000 at s4. 1000 90 o..
Manhattan 1909 at p.
Yankee consolidated, 1000 nc lie,
Total aaiUs. 1850 shares
Selling value tG.is.3l
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nrnuoEp GArrs EAsr.

July 1T. End and Ord TO Detroit and
return S5iOO. anu
July ,th, 9th aud 10Th To Richmond
Va. ana return ylg75. ''''''N'
july 10th, 18th and 18Th 10 fndl,,,,.,
lls, ludn ana return 5000
BE sure and buy your ticket ov.r a.,
Chicago, Milwaukee ana sd. paui r3ii.
way. the electric lighted, solid yesti.
buled train route, '''"-
l., l.. DOWNING.
o,o Gu. NJ. Conf Agent.
Utah. LAW
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Chicago. July A.-HoaH Receipts, liz
600. tomorrow 5000, loft over $3.50
Market o 10 zoe higher all sold. MlNad
and butchers. fis5 70 fiU2iai good
heavy. $3.50 u it2sisi rough heavy
iJt5 20 $3.50. light 1856 % it0j.
cattle Receipts. 900 Market steady.
shoep-Ruoelpts 1000 Market steady.
PRODUCE.
Chicago. July Sept wheat opened
nt idh % e. and advanced TO az,
CLOSE. WhrHtaJuly, a., Sept,
1Ja "a *. Dee, i5A.
CuruHlulN aais 20 e Sept Ij7s.
uutsaJuly 2gia Sept. a0A 70 M,
p1rk-luly $50. sept. $3.50.
LbrIHJuly $3.50. Sept. $3.50.
l,lhH=Iuly $3.50. Sept. $500.
cash; Whrat-No. 2. Ted. slH a. 20;
Nu b rcd. 20 ~ Isia so. Q. hard win.
Ter. 'ti5. So. Q. DO, ,pu,l. 40. 4. NORTH
crn spring, i1ia m q 80. @. DO. ,sA 70
iJh 80. .. spring. 90 10 524.
Dpru=N1. g 90. SO o. Jlis ~ "a.
unis-No. 2, zs'5. No. 9, 2iis @ 20.
FluN=Si.O2
Bnrlcy-3Sis % a..
NyysadG.
Timothy $3.50.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-08

San Francisco, july s.a-whcat-ln-
active. Dee, ,i1ia. Uurh. 10.
Barley weaker new, %, cash. %.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-08

Autlor 1000 n q.
chloride Point. 100 20 &c.
Daisy 200 % 32u.
Frisco. 1000 a. sAc
Joe liuNcrs. 600 70 ihAsc.
NOrth swansea 900 20 i5c.
Sacramento, 400 "a i1Ac. 800 " i7E;
100 ~ iiis
Total fhurys sold, $500.
Selling value Of stocks. 5000.
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y @GNSo5SSo%Ss
SELECTING FOOD TO BRING
ABOUT CERTAIN RESULTS.

Farmers select certain food 10 bring
about desired results ln their animals.
quo 10 IH not $50 eusy n matter with the
g'mpInN machine called man, COR
The food specialist however. haa
honu Dt work. ami ln Gmpr.Nuts Ne
uni food containing delicate nat.
urll PARTICLES of Phosphate of Potash
AI.d larger quantities uf albumcn.
FORMING the peculiar soft substance
which illH the cells % the brain
Therefore. when one desires 10 uae
q food directly intended Tor brain.
depended upon '
O.. Fortunately IL De- one Of the most de.
l!clous bits ~ food used by mankind
ihe delicate sweet of Grapc-surnr be-,
VIZ pt the most charming character.
Az prominent grucrrH 8ell Crane. Nuts
and the Postum Co., al BATTLE rr,Ht5
Michr make them.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-08

stocks Were Rather Inactive, hut Figure
Improved at tho close,

-Four days business on tho exchanges
amounted this week 90 ai2ii shares Tor
}1ll0,ga ln the main. trading was
dul sn dull Boo fact aH 10 result in "a
clear WhltowaHh Tor the Utah board
Friday afternoon Wednesday was the
best day of tho four, while In point
ut values Saturday came next todays
sales reaching -lsol shares Tor fdg9uNG.
The week closed with Improved figures,
there being on upward tendency
among stocks of % higher order
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LIBRARY ADDITIONS.
New Books Received for Ediiicatlon Of
Salt Lake Readers.

a new Nee ~ books has been added
10 the public library during the week.
Their authors and Titles are as fol-
lows;
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-08

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tened Ln Wink
and hs 5645sas gnd patl made
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-08
GOES TO CITY OF MEXICO.
secretary Hudson submits a very in-
tcrc.upg Report Cuisines on
uoth uosrds To-day
TODAYS METALS;
SILVER COS
LEAD, $3.50
CASTING COPPER, 1875

The rcrianatlou III Major J. q. jack.
son as president ~ the Salt Lake st'."
and Minlng Exchange was read before
the mombors thereof zoo open session
this morning. 10 was na follows being
received by wire by Firrt Vice PtcHl-
dent Tibbnis.
Knnrls city. July D.
W. ". TibhllH Salt Lake;
1 have accepted tho management Of
the Mexican one company with hnad-
quarters ai city OF MpNieu, uuu run7r-
quontiy resign uH president ui thH 90.
change. EAurtHH go 900 ms fHlfNM hi
iunying Hnit Lake and ita ploumnt u.s.
T. Dc. JACKSON.
No sooner was the resignation read,
than "a number OF brokers were seeking
recognition. ull evidently with the same
object in Wow and that the lntrudu.-
ton nf r. motion looking 90 The passing
81 resolutions ~ respect ana regret Hi
the majors sudden aud unexpected
change of location. Finally Mr Irrfy
was recognized and tho motion went
through unanimously Action 600 hr
backbone resignation viii hD inhnn ub
the exchange board nf directors Ht o.
meeting 10 be- held ln the near 90 're.
Meanwhile speculation o. rife HtH
probable successor with Prof W. o.
TthhnlH "a leading fHNuTltr.
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The White House Cook Book
THE BEST COOK BOOK PRINTED
II more fully represents the prog
resS and perfection OF the culinary
art than any previous work.

THE "wHTE HoUsE5 was compiled
BY Hugo Zisnan, steward d Inc White
houis under President Harrison, and Mrs.
T. L; Gillette. !, Contain, over 1900 Cook
me Eseipe', bsdss, recipes ior toilet and
hous.hod. Special articles on buying
f'ov,Aise'. dlnnsr giving, table etiquette,
SAfwing aH5 rare Of OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-08

South Swanson. o.. D.. i.c9 isg
Utah. .. .s e.. ... COCO tt 10 l'l'
LISTED PROSPECTS.
Stocks nd. Asked.
Blue Bird oil. .. o.. .. .. 10
Sacramento Con-. .
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novel ana most important Departments
consists Of carefully prepared Menus
f9r h'-skfanf, LrseheOa and Din
Eaf' o'npisio foT cue week Ia =
sysiy aIsg'h or the year.

., IA polr' ~ srih7ishp, I, 'tznda pre-sniinent.
iAlso Ylcnsn was =, one dime caterer f1r thlf
ldnts Nlpoleeu who tsas Killed white lighting
tht iius 70 NfTica he was ultsfwafd steward
Ne e1udu et NE celebrated nruusyyi-k Caf1 Ia
y l1rs and stili later he gave 10 tile Hotel
Nieheueu IN Chicago, a cuisine which won the
uInMl-. - even ihc HonInela u lnrelgn lanla.
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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-08-20
Club Parties.

The Belvedere Sewing Circle gave a
moonlight picnic last evening at the resi-
dence of Mrs. A Raisch.
The Clan Royal gathered In force last
Friday evening at 431 Bartlett street. the
home of Carroll Darlington, the clans
genial leader The occasion was a most
ENJOYABLE presentation of Hazel Kirke"
by the Clan Royal Dramatic Club. The
members of the cast assumed their roles
like veteran actors, and were duly reward
ed by the hearty applause and apprecia-
ton Of their fellow clanspeople The parts
were distributed as follows: Dunstan
Kirke. miller Richard Tully; Mercy
Kirke, his wife. Frances Aspden; Hazel
Kirke his daughter. Laura Person; Dolly
Dunton, his niece Bessie Logan; Arthur
Carringford, lord, in love with Hazel j.
THOMPSON; Squire Rodney. betrothed to
Hazel Wayne McCloud; Pittacus Green. a
stroller. in love with Dolly, George Asp
den; Lady Carringford, Arthur's mother,
Laurilla Pettis; Clara. maid, Clorine
Darlington: Barney. valet to Arthur,
George Cross Met employed by Dunstan,
Otis Darlington.
The music during the play. and to en-
lfyen intermissions was entirely under the
direction of Miss Alice Darlington, plan
iste Of rare talent. Later In the evening
the clan enjoyed a royal feast and a
merry dance
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Home Gutherinas.

A very pleasant birthday anniversary
was rendered to Mrs. S. Kleinbeck at her
Santa Clara residence on Sunday. August
49, Many of her friends arrived from san
Francisco and the surrounding country
on the early trains and spent very pleas
ant day in dancing and merrymaklng.
On Wednesday morning the hostess IN
vited her guests to a ride to congress
Springs. Saratoga. The surrey was beau
tifully decorated and was drawn by -FOUR
horses Among the invited guests were:
Mrs S. Kleinbeck. Miss Lizzie Bohn. Mr..
and Mrs. William Book, Mr.. and Mrs. II.
Schlesselmann. Mrs. c.. Uhlig and MISS L.
Uhlig from San Francisco; Mr.. and Mrs.
A i. Boothby and Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Helerson of Campbell
Mrs. V. 1. Marsden of 3l4 Fulton street
gave very enjoyable dinner party last
Tuesday evening to her friends; MI and
Mrs. W. ]. Bennett and Mrs Fletcher of
Bakersfield.
a, pleasant reunion was given BY ~ Mt
and Mrs. j. Schwalbe of 14OS QFanIT eI
r WilkinskD eighty-third birthday and
also the birthday of Master Leon Levy OF
Fresno. thus bringing all the children rep
this occasion the house was handsomely
decorated and a banquet was held at D
p. m The old folks as well as the young
Joined the festivities of the evening.
Mrs. c. Ackmann of 4l42 Seventeenth
street was on the night of the 18th inst.
given a serenade and surprise, party by a
NUMBER OF ntT ITlefluS. he NlSIlpi >
brought good things with them. and after
an evening Of song, which followed the
serenade, there was. spent an hour or two
discussing the collation.. Those who
formed the party were Mr.. and Mrs. Bal
zini, Mr.; and Mrs. P. CI9ugh; Mr. and
Mrs. +. de Lano, Mr.. and Mrs: de Long OF
New York Mr.. and Mrs. F. Hyman, Mrs.
c. Ackmann, Mrs. Lane. Mrs. j. Ross.
Miss E. Banker. Miss Edith Banker, Miss
Title Quicker, Miss J. Duffy, Miss l..
Duffy, Miss A. Duveneck. Miss l.. Furge-
son, Miss NJ Lehmann. Miss L. Meyer,
Miss NJ. Tyson, Miss NJ. Schumann OF Ala
media Miss D. Strei, Miss +. Won Staden,
Miss G. Schade. Miss I. Schade, and
Messrs E. Duveneck. R. Gill, J. Gibson,
A. Gutman, J. Bender, B. Holtz, G. Duffy
A. Ackmann, J.. G.. B. Ackmann, T.. Ack-
mann. w Dibbin. w. Beach, J. Hanly, II.
+. Schade, G. STRIPPED, A. Smith J.
Matheson, r. Won Staden, G. Ackmann, r.
Ackmann j. Ackmann. Fred Ackmann
and w Ackmann.
During the evening Miss A. Duveneck
and Miss L. G. B. Ackmann favored with
piano solos, Messrs. ]. Gibson and r. von
Staden with ballads, and Miss E. Banker
and R. Won Staden and Miss JOHANNA
Never and F. de Lano entered contest
in "a walk for the cake" The latter
couple was awarded the toothsome
mOrSel
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Los Angeles.

Mrs. F. s. Hicks and little daughter, ac-
companied by Mrs. Hicks brother, 5. V.
Childs. are al the Hotel Coronado for the
remainder Of the summer
Hon. D. p. Hatch has returned to Los
Angeles after a two months visit in Brit
ish Columbia, where he has been looking
after mining interests.
Mrs w. J. Washburn of Pasadena ave-
nue. gave delightful luncheon last Thurs
day in honor of her guest, Mrs. w. c..
Coulson of San Francisco Besides the
guest of honor there were present Mrs. w.
c. Howe of New York and Miss Timmons
of Charleston. S. c.
j. P Hamilton of the Santa Fe and his
sister, Miss Maude Hamilton. have re-
turned from Catalina. where they had a
most pleasant visit of ten days.
DR.. f. w Steddom gave box party at
the Orpheum on Thursday last. Those
present were DIR. George l.. Lasher, Miss
Ella Lester, Mr.. and Mrs. Archibald
Douglass. Miss Margaret Douglass and
DR.. and Mrs. Steddom.
Mrs j. W. Roberts has left for her home
in Hutchinson, Kans., via Ogden, where she
will spend a few weeks with her aunt,
Mrs. j. S. Noble, who accompanies her
from this city.
DR.. Lulu r. Ellis and little niece. Helen
Billiard, are at Santa Monica for the sum-
mer.
w. G.. Nevin. general manager of the
Santa Fe lines west of Albuquerque, ac-
companed by President +. z. Ripley,
1nl10 wee HTeStOp0t y. NJ. Barr. NrclleTdl
Purchasing Agent w. E. Hodges and SUI
perintendent Of Machinery j. Player, all
of the Santa Fe system, are on their an
nual tour of inspection over their lines
west of the Rockies.
Gerald Muir, son of j. A. Muir, superln-
tendent of the Southern Pacific, left lost
week for the north, where he Will attend
the Belmont School.
l.. q. Thomas of Adams street is at
Catalina for a few days outing.
Mr.. and Mrs John +. Francis, Mr. and
Mrs. r. p. Blaisdel and maid. Mr.. and
Mrs. f. w. Burnett and daughter and Mr..
and Mrs j. w. A. OFF and daughter are
among the prominent society people at
Redondo
The parishiopers of the Sacred Heart
Church held a farewell reception in honor
of their pastor. Rev. Father Hartnctt,
who leaves that parish for the cathedral
to accept the Vicar Generalship of this
diocese, left vacant by Very Rev. Father
Adam, who has returned to his old home
in Spain.
The Ei Hogan Feliz Club and its guests
held a picnic at Terminal Island on
Wednesday last
Mayor Eaton and family have returned
from weeks sojourn at Catalina Island
On Friday evening, the 18th inst, Mrs
c. r. Drake entertained a hearts in honor
of her daughter Miss Pearl, and Miss
Ethel Mulley, who have just returned
from Mills College. About twenty guests
were present.
Mrs w H. Howe. wife of the famous
New York painter of animals, is visiting
her sister, Mrs. S. II. Hutchinson.
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Weddino Bells

Miss Fannie Kosminsky, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. s. Kosminsky. was married
on Tuesday evening August Is. at 7
o'clock, at the California Hotel. to Israel
F1atow The wedding appointments were
artistic in every detail The bride was
attended by Miss Rae Flatow. acting as
maid of honor, and Miss Stella Friedlan-
der and Miss Josephine Abrahams as
bridesmaids Rev DR.. Nieto oficiated,
After congratulations the guests, which
made only q family party. sat down to
an elaborate banquet. Mr. and Mrs. Fla
tow left for Lake Tahoe, where they will
spend few weeks.
A very quiet wedding was saemnfzed at
St. Mary's Cathedral on Monday, August
IA, the contracting parties being Miss
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TheY.re Enouoed-

The wedding of S. Hirschfelder and
Miss Ada Scheeine will take place at fhe
residence of the brides parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. S. Scheeline, 1912 Suffer street. al
noon, Wednesday. August %. The cere-
mony Will be followed by reception from
3 to o'clock.
The engagement reception Of Miss Hat
tie Selig and Robert Marcum has been
indefinitely postponed on account of III
ness in the family.
Invitations have been issued for the
marriage of Miss Marguerite d. Sinclair
ana LOUIS "A. smith; me .nuptals will
Church in this city on August 20, at $50
o'clock
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Personals.

Mr.. and Mrs. Sol Rogers of Seattle,
Wash. are visiting their aunt. Mrs. d.
Selegman at S105 Washington street.
Mrs J. Steppenbeck has gone to spend
a month at Anderson Springs
Mrs j. NJ. Carson Of Los Angeles is Wis
iting her parents in this city.
DR.. and Mrs T. L. Shumate have re-
turned from their trip abroad and are
preparing to occupy their new home on
California street
Miss Title Ohlandt has left for Cisco
and Lake Tahoe, and expects to be at
home to her friends after September.
Miss Lizzie Silverstone has returned
from two months visit in Portland, Or.
and win be pleased to see her friends on
Wednesday evening. August %, at her
home 11l4 Geary street.
Miss Flora Gerndersheimer of Seattle
is visiting Mrs. Leo Bores of this city,
and will be at home on Wednesday even
ing, August 49, at 1714 Geary street.
Miss Julia Paulus left this city August
u for visit to relatives in Indiana
Mrs. Carl Sommer has returned to her
home. Ssl Capp street. after spending two
weeks In the Yosemite Valley
Miss Maye Colburn has returned from
Castle Crag and is at Del Monte for the
remainder of the season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Bernstein (nee Jo-
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seph) will be pleased to see their friends
Sunday. August 20, at 304 Hayes street.
The Astorias will give their third even
ing dress assembly in the main Saratoga
Hall Tuesday evening, August y.
Mr. and Mrs. d. knoch or SusanVliie
are in the city and are staying at l4ol
Van Ness avenue.
I. E. Conner left for New York Satur-
day evening.
Frank Denny is spending his vacation
at Fairfax Villa.
Mrs. r. Cohen of 1886 Willow street, Ala
media. left for Europe last Thursday. she
will stop for few days in New York 20
be the guest of her son, after when she
sails for Aberdeen, Scotland, to visit her
sister, and with her will leave for Lon
don and Paris.
Mrs. Howell and Miss Anna Searey have
returned after a months vacation in
| Humboldt County.
Mrs. Captain S. H. Burts and Mrs. j..
A. Hosta have returned from Eureka, Cal.
Mrs Hosta will leave shortly for santa
Barbara TO visit her daughter, Mrs. Z. l..
Donohoe
L. Solomon of e46 McAllister street left
for a trip to Jacksonville, Or.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard D. Quinlan and
family are at their cottage at Wildwood
for the summer.
Mrs. D. Quinlan and her daughter. Mrs.
F. j. Donnelly. have returned home after
three months outing and will receive the
first Thursday
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7UST at present all social interests
center at Del Monte and the golf
W and tennis tournaments and pony
racing After the ten DAYS outing
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-08-20
In the Future.

Mr. and Mrs. D. Magnes will De pleased
to see their friends on the occasion OF
the twenty-flfth anniversary of their mar
riage, Sunday. August q, at their resi-
The White Dove Social Club has post
poned its trolley ride from Saturday even
ing. August %, to Saturday night. sep
TENDER g.
The r. X. L. has sent out invitations for
its tenth party to be held at Saratoga HAN
on Tuesday evening. August 29.