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PzrsondIs.

Miss Kathryn Ford and Miss Lizzie Nc
Carthy have returned after pleasant so
iourn with Mrs E. D. Thompson of Wat
sonville.
Miss Amanda Teresi Mr.. and Mrs. v.
Teresi and Miss Charlotte Teresi have re-
turned TO the city after a protracted So
journ at the springs and mountains in
Sonoma County.
Mrs Julien Brock has removed from 1923
Devisadero street to 21304 Post street and
will be at home on the second and third
Thursdays
Mrs. p j. Anatz of 2S27 Howard street
has left with her children on an extended
visit to Biggins ranch, Sonoma county.
Miss NJ. Switxer of S32 Sutter street has
left for New York.
Miss Anna Lehnert has returned to her
home 1135 Bush street, after very pleas
ant summeripg in New York, Boston and
adjoining cities.
James NJ. Goewey Jr. recently left for
an extended trip abroad.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Christie, formerly
of 2l4 Franklin street, have moved into
the new home they recently had built at
III Cole street. AT home second Wednes-
day.
Mrs. H. H. linen has gone to Pacific
Grove as delegate from the Richmond
NJ. f. Church.
Mrs. Jules Arion of 1927 Geary street
will be at home the second Monday of
every month.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nathan Abraham will re
celNe lHelT ITlenuS IO-ddy tSunQay) at
their residence, 1854 Eddy street
Mrs. NJ. Cohen of Seattle is here and will
be pleased to see her friends at the resi-
dence of her sister Mrs. NJ. A. Livingston,
on Tuesday afternoon, September II, at
SIS Octavia street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lachman have removed
from 381 Oak street to SIT McAllister.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nathan Abraham (nee AL
telD will receive their friends on Sunday,
September TO- at their residence, 1884 Eddy
street.
Mrs l. Gunzburger of 1879 Webster
street has removed to 1907 Sutter, near
Webster. and will be pleased to see her
friends ON Mondays
Mrs A A. Stafford of Alameda wo i
be pleased to receive her friends at her
new home. 1912 Santa Clara avenue. next
Saturday afternoon, from to o'clock.
Mrs. Z. L. Stomls of Los Angeles is Wis
iting friends In Haywards.
D, Becker and daughters, Minna and
Emma, are spend1ng a month IN Lake
The following passengers sailed for
Europe or the Hamburg American line
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After the usual congratulations the as
sembiage proceeded to make themselves
at home with song, music and recitatioHs
A cakewalk which introduced Miss Marie
Hayden, Miss MoIife Long and Major T.
l.. Pohl, all of whom We're especially
dressed for the occasion, amused the
company. Several select pieces from the
latest musical productions were rendered
by the Misses Marie and Sedrich Hayden.
Those who were present were: Miss
Marie and Miss Sedrich Hayden, James
Bertha Fakrenkrug. Miss Marie Dona-
hue. Thomas H. Casey Miss. Ada Vera
Long, Thomas J; Moroney, Miss Julia
Baker. Miss Cora Long, Charles Morgan,
Joseph Garin, Miss Alice Kenney, Thomas
Gardner, J. H. Sheehan; Victor A. Han
cock. Gertrude Balser, Mrs Mollie Han
cock and Mrs. Joseph Balser.
Last Sunday evening at her residence
on Guerrero street Mrs Barbara NJ Nc
Carthy rendered a reception to her broth
er, j. j. Calvin, and his sons. Arthur and
Thomas Calvin, returned soldiers from
the Philippines. Patriotic selections fol-
lowed well appointed supper. Those
present Were: Michael Torpey, Joseph
Murphy, Mr.. and Mrs. Michael Mcguire,
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas w Rivers. Miss
Helene Calvin. Miss Gertrude Murphy,
Mrs. Mary OBrien. Miss Nellie MCCARTHY,
Mrs Susie Calvin. Leo Mccarthy. Miss
Mary Adam, Frank Torpey
Miss Oracle Hammond was the recip-
itHt u ~ pil lIl0dy patty Idol
at her home, $40 Cough street Mrs G..
S. Hammond was assisted in entertain
ing the little folks by Mrs. Burdett and
Mrs. Henney and a very enjoyable after
noon was spent nose present were:
Alice Bissett, George Bowen, Honey and
Leara Burdett. Amy Fretschi Grace and
Lewellyn Hammond, Charles and Harri-
son Hammond Hattie and Charles Hem
ney, Irene Marburg, Alfarata Shepston.
Hedwig Shoenfeld. Willie Slaman. Lydia
and Wardie Walkup and Hattie Wolf.
a most enjoyable party was rendered
William Foley at the residence of the
Misses Dexter; 169 Silver street, Satlr-
day evening. September 2, i'll celebration
Of his homecoming from the Plilippne
Islands, where he served with the IElrst
California Regiment. Among those pres
ent We're: Miss Jennie Dexter. William
Foley; Miss May Dexter, Daniel Crowley.
Joseph Nannery, Miss Lily Stevens. los
eph Corrigan, Miss Florence McCiee.
Walter Cullen Miss Maggie Smith, Mr.
HuddIeston, Miss Ida Gibson Arthur Nc
Gee. Miss Louise Miller. Fred Siebe, Miss
Pearl Parker, Harry E. Dei,nas, Miss
Florence Gibson, Daniel McKellop and
Ludwig Siebe.
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they're EnqGqed.

The marriage of Miss Lottie Frier of
Alameda to Il. q. Manifold Of San Fran
cisco is announced to take place on the
14th inst. II o'clock at Christ Church,
Alameda.
Mrs Bertha Constine announces the en-
gagement Of her daughter Pauline to Otto
joel. They Will receive the first Sunday
in November.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Meyer announce the
engagement of their daughter Flora to
Harry Schmalz.
The engagement of Miss Kittie Lark
spur, the writer, and Davis Atkinson. the
well known football player, is announced:
They will receive at the home of VIII
Ross 3o6 Folsom street, on Sunday, Sep
tember l..
Mr. and Mrs. p. J. Stolz announce the
marriage Of their daughter, Miss Lottie
and Emile Hailer, on September L. Owing
10 the death of the groom sister the wed
ding Will be a quiet affair
Airs. Harry Jacobson and son have re-
turned from their two months visit to
Portland, or. and viii be at home the
Iirst Friday OF each month at 1921 Golden
Gate avenue.
Mrs. Gustave Cohen of 1886 Willow
street arrived in Aberdeen, Scotland, on
Tuesday, the 2gth ut. and was met by
her sister, Mrs. .. Bittiner, at Glasgow
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Alexander announce
the engagement of their daughter Beckie
TO Louis Gross. They will be pleased to
see their friends on Sunday, September
II, from TO o'clock, at 1922 Fillmore
street.
Mr.. and Mrs Walter S. Potter announce
the engagement of their daughter Louise
to EGSOn Nj. Hall.
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one Of the returned California volunteers,
A. E. ONeill of the engineer corps, on
Saturday evening, September 2. The sup
per room was handsomely decorated in
the national colOrs, as was also the table,
and small bouquets of red, white and
blue flowers were worn by each quest.
After two hours spent at the table the
guests adjourned to the parlors and en-
joyed the stories and "reminiscences told
by the returned defender of our country.
Seated at table besides the host and host
ess were: A. E. O'Neill, Mr. and Mrs.
Charles f. Dittmar, 7. J. Johnston, Syl
Vester Mckenna, Captain and Mrs. Tay-
lor and Mrs. S. A. Jones'
A very pleasant evening was spent at
the residence of Mrs. Charles Mayer re-
Gently in honor of the return of her son,
George J. Mayer, from Manila. The house
was beautifully decorated with the ma
tiOnal colors Among the features of the
evening were a cake walk, and duett on
the piano by Sergeant II. D. Pohlman and
Corporal w. A Jameson. Dancing and
games were kept up until early in the
morning. The supper march was led by
Lieutenant George w. Swan and Miss
Annie Mayer. The table was set in the
hail. downstairs, and was also decorated
with the national colors and lanterns.
Among those present were Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Mayer. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Mayer Jr., Mr.. and Mrs H. Price, Lieu
tenant Swan, Miss Annie Mayer. Ser
geant Pohlman, Miss X. Aherne, Corporal
Jameson, Miss A. Kelly, Mr.. Kushon,
Miss Jennie Aherne. M-. Brown, Miss II.
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II. A. Lunsmann, Aug N. Lunsmann,
Adolf Lunsmann. Mrs. NJ. Duer and chill
dren, Mr.. Denicke, Hy Dierks, Hermann
Dierks. John Brutt, Fred Mohrmailn. Nh.
and Mrs. Chambers, Mrs. Van da Lubbe,
Mrs Kuhlke, Mrs Kuhlmann, Miss +;
Kuhmann. Henry Kuhlmann, Mi ana
Mrs Schroeder, Miss A Schneider, John
Hegerhorst, Aug Mayer, Edward Ritter;
Miss Johanas, Mrs Donohue, Mr. and
Mrs. Baumann. Miss Annie Baumann,
Miss Louise and Minnie Baumann, Henry
and Fred Baumann. Mrs. Wanderer ana
Miss Clara Wanderer.
An enjoyable surprise party was ten
dered to Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Stelllng by
their many friends Friday evening, sep
tember /. Among those present were; Mrs
Todt. Mrs. Kommayer, Mrs. Zecker, MRS
Palmer, Miss E. Todt. Miss E. Zecker,
Miss A. Zecker. Miss NJ. Doerr, Miss l..
Doerr. Miss Bergfeld, Miss e. Fuendel-
ing Miss D. Fuendeling, Mss e. Fuen-
deiing, Miss N Guilaume Miss M. Gull
laume, Miss L. kommayer, MISS n
Kommayer. Miss C. McKinnon, E.. Lutely.
E Larson, l.. lie Brinna, II. Schroeder,
G. Marshal. C. Cordes and c. Stelling:
The residence of Victor A.. Hancock, 29
Capp street. was stormed on the evening
of September by a host of young visit
ors, who swarmed in without' the formal
fty of an invitation. These were the many
friends of Miss Marguerite Baker, the
sister-in-law of Mr. Hancock, and the
occasion of the guests visit was to give
the young lady a birthday surprise party.
Miss Baker had just acquired legal age
on this day and the many who came were
there for good time, which they had.
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ty, where they spent three weeks in fish
ing and hunting.
Judge York is spending a few days at
Terminal Island.
w J. Washburn, president of the Bank
of Commerce, and wife are enjoying a
ten days stay at La Jolla, San Diego
County.
Mr.. and Mrs, R. L. Craig are at Cata-
lima for a ten days outing.
Miss Edna Bragg of Little Rock. Ar
kansas, is visiting DR.. Weeks and family
of 1924 Newton avenue.
Mr. L. Redpath of the Herald has re-
turned from his vacation at Redondo.
c. N Earl has returned from Ventura
County, where he has been sojourning
for the past two weeks.
Mrs. r. w. Steddom and Miss Ida Need
ham of Glendora spent several days last
week at Santa Monica.
DR. w. w. Beckett and family have re-
turned from Catalina, where they had a
most ENJOYABLE outing of a week.
Mrs. H. NJ. Sale, one of the most ardent
entertainers at Terminal Island during
the summer, has returned to Los Angeles,
Mrs w w. Hitchcock and daughter
Island. where they spent the summer.
Carlos Brausby, teacher of Spanish in
the High School, has returned from Cat
alma Island, where he spent part of his
vacation.
Miss Daisy Bell of South Figueroa
street has returned from Santa Monica
where she was the guest of her sister
Mrs. Frank Walsh, who is spending the
summer there.
Little Bessie Buskirk of Los Angeles
the child actress of the Modjeska com
pany was the guest of Madame Nodes
ka at Hotel del Coronado during the past
week. The madame is very fond of hAr
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Youthful protege, who is known among
the madams S friends as her trench doll.
B. A. Cecil STEPHENS. an old-umfe after JouI7 ar
absence of six years has recently re
turned here to again engage In the news,
naper business. During Mr.. stephens
absence he spent one year IN the hlon-
dixie and when the war broke out he
formed a company and offered ms ser
vices to the country, but at thai Ia IlIne
they had sufficient troops ana DgSlugs G,t,
didn't care to take any from the 1eIII-
Miss Cleme Griffin. who has been visit
ing friends in South Pasadena, has re-
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. r. Hamilton and fam
lily. who have been residing at 4lO DoWney
avenue have removed to Newton avenue.
DR. w H. Roberts of Pasadena, Tor
merIy of Los Angeles, has gone to Chi
cago to take post graduate course IN
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Bond Francisco have
returned from the mountains. where they
spent the summer. Mr.. Francisco Will
soon open an academy Of art in the
Blanchard building.
street is in Santa Monica visiting her sis
ter, Mrs. Frank Walsh, for the remainder
of the summer.
One of the most important society
events of the season will be the double
wedding which will take place on the 14th
inst, the contracting parties being Miss
Henrietta Heinzeman and ]. Q. Cashem
and Miss Agusta Heinzeman and Pro-
fessor Edwin H. Clark.
Mrs. ]. Toney Connor and Miss Olive
Percival left Saturday for their second
trip through Mexico
Mrs. d. Gotthelf has returned from her
European trip.
Miss Jette Thorn is in New York City
visiting friends.
Hon Stephen NJ White. wife and child
are at Lake Tahoe for a few days.
Mr. and Mrs T. Frank McGrath left
Saturday for Chicago, where they will
visit relatives, leaving there for New
York, where they expect to arrive in
time for the Dewey celebration and in
ternational yacht race. They will return
the latter. part of October.
DR.. and Mrs. w. l.. Graves, South Fig
ueroa street, announced the engagement
of their daughter, Miss Emma Graves,
to William A. Strong of this city.
l.. E. Mosher of the Times and family
have returned from Santa Monica.
Postoffice Inspector Motley Flint and
wife have returned from San Francisco
Mr. and Mrs. Griffith ]. Griffith, son
and niece, Miss Mary Mesmer, have re-
turned from Santa Monica.
General Sherman has returned from
the north.
Angeles have issued invitations to the
marriage of their daughter Maude to
Clyde L. Abbott. The wedding will take
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s~INsD1.g 5VpE'' 'G7e7Na0e

STHE first important event Of the So
cial season Of SO will be the wedding
of J. AtheaTn Folger and Mrs. John
Cunningham, to be celebrated on
Tuesday evening at the residence OF the
brides sister. Mrs. Whittell, on Califor-
MIA and Jones streets.
Rev Father Prendergast will perform
the ceremony and e r. Folger is to CT
ficiate as best man.
Another September ceremony Of great
social Importance will be the wedding or
Miss Goad aad Andrew Martin. The z6th
is the date set for the marriage, when
viii be solemnjZed at the Goad mansion
on Washington street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Scott HOBART are
still at Del Monte. where Mr.. HOBART 5
health has much improved.
Mrs. Henry L. huntington and the
Misses Elizabeth and Marion Huntington
returned last Sunday from their tour OF
Canada. MIR. Huntington and Miss hunt
ington will remain in the East Tor some
Mr, and Mrs. J. H. Covode of New York
(rormeriy Miss Louisa MouIde) are
spending the month Of September with
Mrs a. j. AIouder at her residence, 6l2
The Misses Helen and Josephine Hyde
sailed last week for Japan, where they
purpose spending q year.
Mr.. and Mrs Z. NJ. Dougherty and fam, fl,
lily Will return next week 10 the Hotel
PleaSanton from Alameda
Miss Bee Hooper is visiting Mrs. Thomas
L Breeze and her daughters at Del
AIr. and Mrs w. A. Kinney of Homo
lulu are registered at the Hotel Pleasan-
ton
DR.. Clark Burnham left for a two
months visit in the East on Wednesday
He Will PASS most OF the time in New
York.
Mir. and Mrs. George w Reynolds are
among the permanent guests of the Hotel
Pleasanton.
Mr. and Mrs Z. J. Devlin of Sacramento
If
the week.
Mr. and Mrs. W T. Dean, Miss Helen
Dean and Walter L. Dean Jr. are passing
a few days at the Hotel Rafael.
William B. Collier Jr. came down from
Mare Island early in the week and is now
at Del Monte.
Mr.. ana Mrs e J. Bowen and Miss
Mary Bowen were guests at the Hotel
Rafael q few DAYS ago.
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At the Resorts.

GlLRoY-THe following guests have regis
tered at Gilroy Hot Springs during the past
week: William Bercoyich, T. P de Barber.
san Jose; Gottlich Reichstetter, Sergeant ]. T.
Mrs Charles Lehman, Miss s. Lehman,
MISS J. Lehman, Sergeant John Mooney, D.
SchIeicher C. NJ Beck, San Francisco: Charles
= Pollard, New York; T. G. Kelly and wife
GolInai Io Sam Sam Hooper. Ireland; John A. Laird,
Mrs B. F. Stratton, San Felipe; Frank Bar,
rett and family, Julia S. Barrett, Annie Bar
rett, Palo Alto; Emil e. Farnsworth and son,
and daughter.
PARAIso HOT sPRINGs-Following are the
arrivals for the past week at Paraiso Mrs P
WEIR Mrs NJ de Forest. J. N. 'T5 Bwyer rsoaIss Mss
Amphlett R T. Richie Edward Holland 5ioyaes Mjss
Amelia Bahrs Miss Julie Bahrs. Mrs T. w
Holland, San Francisco; Victor Canhape. Ed
ward j. Bennett, John A. Woodward, San Jose;
Mr.. and Mrs George Seitz Mrs ] Burke
Matsonville; Ed E. Holbrook, Ira l. Ramsdeil,
P. Farrell, Gonzales; 7 ]. Field. Monterey:
J: T. Perrault, Guatemala; z. A c. Long,
Happy Valley.
HIGHLAND sPRINGs-Recent arrivals at
Highland Springs are: ". r. Hervey, wife and
child. San Francisco; DR., H. Z. Muller. wife
Oakland; Mrs. A. Hassey " A Plunkett.
W F. Hopkins, San Francisco; Mrs. r. A.
Sparks and family, Dixon; Colonel Gaines
Rafael; J. H. Goldsmith and wife Robert
White and wife, San Francisco; W. c. Tighe,
MADEIRA; M. de Martin A. ]. Bloom. Petaluma
Mrs. A. S. Kinsey G. H. Kinsey. San Fran
cisco: II; F; Eber and family, San Leandro:
Hayes, T. a. Braun. Oakland; G. NJ Franks
and Wife, San Francisco; C. Faust, Haywards
Mrs. z. Hirehler, Miss Sachs, Miss Carrie
Sachs, San Francisco Mrs. Norman Ride0ut
Mrs. Kimball. Marysville; George Horn, Ma.
dera: Miss Laura Meyers Dixon: Edward S
T ]. Drury, ]. 7. Barnes, J. T. Dimbleley, Sar
Francisco; William Heyer, Oakland; William
loch. Miss Alice Healy, Los Angeles; Eugene
Korn, San Francisco Miss S. r. Liebke Mrs
r. c. Greer. St. Louis Mo-; James McCul-
Tough and wife Mrs. J. f. Hopkins F. B.
Cavarly, San Francisco: Warren Green and
wife, Preston William Mcclellan, San Fran
cisco.
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steamship Augusta Victoria September 4:
Mrs. James A. Robinson. Miss Elena Rob
inson, Miss NJ. A. Lattaillade,. Miss Mary
v. Beans, Miss F. L. Beans. Miss Miller,
Miss Mabel Luce. Master Roy Luce. Mrs.
c. L. Hansen. Miss II. Brown,
on the Hamburg American line steam
shin Pennsylvania the following sailed:
August Waldenmeier, Mrs. August Wal
denneer. Miss Bertha Waldenmeier, Miss
Auguste Waldenmeier, Mrs A; Nordmann. an
Bertha Pohl Frederick w. Helms. Miss
NJ. Braun.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Ancker Of SS1 Oak street
have removed to 677 McAlllster.
Nine Billoni Zifferer has returned from
the country and will reside for the winter
at the Hotel PleaSanton.
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Los Anoeles.

Now that the hot weather Is practically
over the society folk of Los Angeles are
returning from mountain and sea and So
cal events are becoming more frequent.
The outlook for the winter season is very
bright, and in few week. Los Angeles
society will again keep up Ns reputation
for brilliant entertainments.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sheldon Borden enter
tained at dinner complimentary to their
house guest Captain Edward Winston Of
the Nineteenth Infantry. who will soon
join his regiment in Manila. The other
guests were: Mr.. and Mrs. Willoughby
man Mr. and Mrs Sumner P. Hunt, Mrs
NJ. M. Burnett, Miss Emma Graves, Miss
Cahart and w. s. Burnett and Robert
Cahart.
Mesdames Abbot Kinney. w. H. Hay
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In the Future.

The ladies Of the General German Ia
dies Benevolent Society will give a grand
ball on the 2sth CT October in Odd Fellows.
Hall.
Invitations will be issued shortly bv
the members of the N. S. l.. K TO- for,
place, Tuesday evening, September %,
at Cotillon Hall. =. ,ssl
The members of the Entire Nous Cotil-
lon will commence their tenth season
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Club Parties

reception and banquet was given on
the evening Of August 81. by the Elshorn
Bowling Club of this city, to one of it's
members, John Konemann, sergeant Com
pany D, First Regiment Of the just re-
turned California Volunteers, at one of
the uptown popular rotisseries. Nine
around the banquet table. enjoying a
splendid repast with the necessary re-
freshments. Konemann' answers to the
many questions put to him as to his ex
periences while at Manila and Negros
Island made 1t very Interesting
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Out OF Town Parties.

A delightful bullshead breakfast was
given at lgnacio, Sunday morning, by
Mr.. and Mrs. Pacheco. in honor of
Eugene Don of Santa Clara. Among
those present were: Mr.. and Mrs. White
Mr.. and Mrs. e. ]. McGivern, Mrs. SkeI-
ley, Salvador Pacheco, Mr. and Mrs. Tan
foran. Mr.. and Mrs. Valencia. Mrs. Boek-
en-, Misses White, Penelope Standort.
cia, Messrs. Manell, Hector and A. Can
tura, Boeken, Tanforan, Gable. Spencer
and Bretz.
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Among those who sailed on the steam
ship Alameda for Honolulu, Auckland and
sydney on Wednesday, September 6th,
We're: Honolulu-P. N. Beringer. w. Nj.
Buchanan, M. Campbell II. ]. Carls, A. j.
Goats, Ell Niho Eddie. Miss NJ. Egan. Miss
{. Green, Miss Rhoda Green, Miss Emo
gene Fart. A. E. Hughes, G. kaleikau,
Miss Mabel Lampman, G. A. Loring, Rob
ert LoHrie, Judge f. S. Lyman. Wm. III.
Maluka, E. E. Mannheim, L. Marcus, Gas
t ton Marcus ard wife, Captain Matson, j.
T. McCrosson and wife, Miss McCros-
son. Miss A. McCrosson, W. n. Norton,
Mrs F. J. Parker and child, d: M Ross,
Mrs. j. F. Scott. J. Slingerland, Miss K.
Z. Stansbury, Mrs. Helen Theillen, Miss
Anna Theillen, d. F. Thrum and wife,
Miss J. Wores, Miss ]. n. Wores. Auek-
land-Aliss Caroline j. Elton, G. e. Ga
bites, H. E. Harrington, II. P. Reed.
Sydney-Jehn T. Arundel, Miss c. M. Bry-
den. John Connolly MRS. Cougar, Miss
Cougar, Louis Conrad, Donald Cormack.
I. Algernon Elwell and wife, George GLIB,
- Hamilton. F. A. Holdsworth. S: c.
Howell and wife, Henry MarqqIset, Miss
Miss Patton, Jos. Porter. David Ross,
J: Sharp and wife, w. j. Trehair, H. M
York
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place at $50 o'clock on the evening Of Sep
tember Is at the First Baptist Church,
Angeles. At he conclusion of the cere'
mony, the happy couple will take the
northbound train for Berkeley. their flu
fure nome, where Mr.. Abbott is engaged
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Answers to CORRESPONDENTS.

HOPELESS SINNER-I really cannot
answer your question in this department.
l am chary of giving advice in such mat
ters, anyway. but IL you will send me a
stamped addressed envelope 1 will give
you my opinion on the subject
MARY S1NBAD-If you will apply lit
tie lemon juice to those brown spots on
your hands, let 1t dry on and then use a
little cold cream 1t will whiten them
nicely. The cold cream, formula for which
is given in to-day'S Beauty Talk, VIII be
found TO be a splendid bleach. The fol-
of whitening the hands. You might try
It: Rub them well at night for three
nights in succession with almond oil and
then cover them with as much fine chalk
as they will take I expect this would
be more effectual If large pair Oh gloves
GYPSY QUEEN-I am sorry, but I
haven't a good formula for liquid pow
der Massage the holloWs IN the neck
with equal parts of lanolin, cocoa butter
and cocoanut oil melted together Or
ange flower skin food is the best all
round skin food you could possibly find.
The use of the skin food and powder will
not enlarge the pores of the skin, par
ticuIa-lv il the face is well scrubbed with
a complexion brush, warm water and cas-
tile soap every night before retiring.
YOJ7TH-I wish you would try the Gu /.
cnnher cream. formula for which is given
in to-day's Beauty Talk. I know you will
find if delightful. Do not attempt to re-
move the fuzz from your face. Those
things are best left severely alone. Out
of door exercise Is the best thing to put
roses into the cheeks. Or it may be that
Won need an iron tonic to Increase the
number of red corpusces in your blood.
| would not advise you to do anything
more to the hair at the back of the neck
than to brush it up persistenty.
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Madame Neergaard. pupil of St. Gernaln.
scientific palmist: reading by mall. 81: Office
hours to p. SAC Geary ST.. above Jones:
classAs
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Sailed Away:

with an assembly and german on Friday
evening. October 20. at the Palace Hotel.
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Opening over we are down to solid busi-
ness. Fair hats for fair women at fair
prices. ''Keiths,' sos Market street.
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sea Bathing ana tic
Complexion.
by Wme. HZgela.

water and the Juice of the cucumbers,
warming these very slightly if the day
happens to be cool. Beat with a silver
spoon or fork, and when a whitish mass
begins to form add two or three drops
Of oil Of rose. This cream should be
fluffy and white. 1t is particularly nice
for tan or sunburn.
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HONG Gotherinus.

Mr.. and Mrs II. i. Kohn of 633 Geary
street gave a pleasant dinner in honor Of