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The Florence daily tribune., 1899-12-07
CENSORS HOLD
BACK THE NEWS.
Report Says Beers We're RepuIsed
ar LadySmifh.
GARRISON IS SUFFERING.

Ladysmith, Dec e Delayed
in transmissionl. The Beers
.bombardment is becoming hotter,
as they have brought up some i'm
mense guns The garrison is suf-
ering from numerous casualties.
There are now POT sick and 225
wounded Yesterday one of the
Beers shrapnel shells was thrown
into the hospital, where it ex-
ploded, killing one of the patients
and wounding several.
Cape Town, Dec. General
Walker today received dispatch
from General Methuen, dated yes
terday, saying that he was in
nightly communication with Kim
berley.
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NOT YET SETTLED.
Courts May be called to Decide
Between 0oebel and Taylor.

Frankfort Ky, Dec. THE
state board of canvasers convened
again this morning, with only a
few spectators in attendance.
Judge Hagin made the closing
argument. He contended that
the entire vote OF. Jefferson county
should be thrown out, arguing
that gross frauds had been proven
in the city of Louisville. Mem
Der Pointz then declared that Goe-
bel is entitled to a certificate of
election. If members Price and
Prior still hold to their opinion,
however. that Taylor was elected,
the case will probably be settled
by a court injunction.
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Injured by a Street Car.

New York, Dec. Samuel
Gompers, president of the Ameri-
can Federation of Labor, is con-
fined to his bed today from injuries
received by acollision with a street
car, while riding bicycle. His
physicians fear that there are in
ternaI injuries which may prove
very serious.
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END IS NOT YET.
Manila Dispatch Says that Re-
beIIion is Still Strong.


New York, Dec. THE Herald
today prints Manila dispatch
saying that the end of the insur-
rection is not in sight, but that our
field commanders think it is still
far away. Aguinaldo has escaped
with a much larger force than was
at first supposed, and it is possible
for him to evade our armies for an
unlimited period.
The Americans are at no point
in contact with the enemy.
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-12-07
NO LEGISLATION.
House of representatives Waiting
for Reports of Committees.

Washington, Dec. 7,-Senator
Henderson called the house to or
der promptly at II O'Clock today.
After reading the journal of Tues
days session, and transacting a
small amount of routine business.
an adjournment was taken to II
O'Clock tomorrow, in order to give
special committees more time in
which to make their reports.
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-12-07
kuBAN ADMINISTRATION.
island Will Be Ruled By a
Governor General.

ashington, Dec. Tt is re-
bed today that General Leon
Wood will be made military
smor of Cuba. 1t is said that
PRESIDENT has decided not to
sls the island into two parts as
reported at one time, but that
lsral Lawton will be made
Rrnor general with headquar-
at Havana.
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-12-07
The Republican Convention.

Chicago, Dec. IA Washing
ton dispatch to the Chronicle to-
day says that the next National
republican convention will be held
in Chicago, as President McKin-
ley has expressed desire to have
the meeting in that city.
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-12-07
The MoIineaux Case.

New York, Dec. s. There was
no session of court in the Molin-
eaux case today. juror Edmunds
having been given permission by
the clerk to attend the funeral of
his business partner.
The most elegant display of car
pets and linoleums ever shown in
Florence is at Deibert's. 53ml
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-12-07

London, Dec. IA dispatch
from Durham. dated Dec. 5, says
that reports are current there on
Katfir authority, that the Beers
made an assault on Ladysmith on
December 4, but were driven back
by the British with great loss.
The report also says that the siege
has probably been raised. Not
much credence is given the story,
as the Katfirs are not considered
reliable
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-12-07

Modder River Station. Dec. e.
delayed in transmission). Gen
eral Cronje, who is concentrating
his forces six miles south of here,
has been reinforced by 1900 Beers
from Natal. Twelve of the British
wounded died yesterday. The
morale of the troops is excellent,
but there is much sickness.
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-12-07

London, Dec. THE censors
are keeping back the news from
Natal. and it is impossible to form
a correct idea of conditions there.
The most important news given
out today is a dispatch from Frere's
Station to the effect that General
Clery's column had arrived.
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ton avenue, where Mrs. Bobrick will re-
Fridays after January ,
Mrs. @. l.. Lamberton has returned from
a European trip.
Little Paloma Schramm. with her sister
and parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles F.
Schramm, have returned from years
concert tour spent in the large Eastern
cities and Europe.
Miss Anna Yaw, sister OF Ellen Beach
ley, has gone 10 Arizona.
Mrs. ;. y. Kendall Of South AlvaradO
street has as her guests Mrs. a. G. Grit
fifth and son Of Santa Rosa.
Mrs. W. l.. G.. Soule has gone to San
BernardinO for brief visit.
Mr. and Mrs. II. NJ. Reed OF Waterloo.
Iowa, are in Los Angeles for the winter
and are at the Van Mugs.
Mrs. l. y. Van Mugs has returned from
San Francisco.
is visiting her son IN this city.
Mrs. Kendall Holt, who has been the
guest Of friends I'm this city for some time,
has returned 10 her home in San Ber-
nardino.
Mrs ]. Frankenfeld. who has been Wis
iting relatives in Redlands. has returned
TO her home in this city.
Miss Clara Howes has as her guest for
a month Miss May Newton Of South
Pasadena
Mrs. Kate Upper Galpin has returned
from, the north. greatly improved in
health
Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Cohn Of Pomona
are visiting friends in this city.
Charles Eberling and family OF Beau
mont have come 10 Los Angeles 10 reside.
Mrs. r. D. Carpenter Of Banning is the
guest OF Los Angeles friends.
Miss Mabel Dixon. who has been visit
ing Mrs. J. j. Allen of Riverside, has re-
turned to her home in this city.
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Weodlno Bills

The wedding OF Lloyd c. Bertz and
ite!en Al. Henderson. daughter OF Mr.. and
Mfs John Henderson. took place Stature
lay evening al the home OF the brides
IA! tHts, -3l3 Suffer street.
he ceremony was performed bv Rev.
-. D. llfich, pastor OF the Richmond u
=, 1hLEch. The brides sister acted a.
bridesmaid and George A. Hinkel as
pest man. 4 reception followed. which
"as enjoyed by the relatives and imue-
clate friends OF the bride and groom
me mouse Was Handsomely decorated
ana many beautiful presents were re-
te-Ntu- Inc brides gown Wds OF pearl
gray cloth trimmed In spangle net and
non, and she carried pink rosebuds
Ire young couple VIII reside IN their
new nome az so CLAYTON street
NE wedding of Charles r. AIorel and
Al-s- adelaide Graaff took place al the
nome ~ me brides mother 9lg Jackson
street. o. Tuesday. December L. Al 5
o. m- only The immediate relatives OF
me party We're present The bride and
aF'om TOOK The afternoon train Tor the
r.lthc-n part ~ the State
The bride looked beautiful in a hand
some gray gown and was attended by
MI n Ro-ertEal as maid " honor
nose present We're. Mrs. i Graaff
Char e- Morel Sr Nr and Afrs Frsi
Morel, Mr. and Lrs. D0hcrty Master
Fay Dohc-fE. SIR and Mrs HOFFMAN. J
]. Cohen. Mr. and Mrs s. GraaT. Master
4-l>-lcre CRAFT, Fay N0re.. Miss Alice
Far-,l Miss j. HiNsou. the Misses Rose
and Violet GrsaM. Many handsome pres
groom.
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Joseph Greven's Choral Society will hold
It's first concert and hop in Sherman. Clay
Co.'S hall in January. The society
nrets every Friday evening in its head
quarters az 80 OFarrell street
Mr. and Mrs Philip y. Aronson and
Miss Mabel Glenn Aronson Will be pleased
e see their friends Sunday. December "a.
Mrs. and Miss Mabel 9. Aronson VIII also
ae a: home Tuesday. December 26
One OF the most interesting or the city
church Sunday-school Christmas enter
tainments announced is a representation
Of. Charles Dickens a Christmas Carol
IN four slaves, by members OF the sunday
school OF the First English Lutheran
Church, on Geary street. between Cough
and Octavia, which takes place In the
lower hall or the church on Tuesday even
ing December y. The progra mme which
has been issued shows that nearly 100 boys
and girls will take part including the
members OF the girls vested choir. who
will sing a number Of carols. etc. during
the representation. The cast will be as
follows:
Ebeneezer Scrooge. Martin Nuremberg:
Bob Cratchit. his clerk. Ernest Nuhren-
berg; Fred. Scrooge's nephew, J. c. Hines:
Dick, an office boy. Harold Hoffman,;
Marley's ghost, Charles A. Hincken;
Ghost Of Christmas Past. Bertha At
Zeroth; Scrooge (when a lad, William
Hanell; Fan. his sister. Sadie Frazer;
Coachman. Harold Hoffman,: bugler, Egg
bert Miller: Old Fezziwig, Scrooge's for
mer master. David Nelander: Dick and
Nelander and Henry Lohsen: Mrs. Fezzi-
wig. Sophie Doscher: Miss Emma FezZi-
wig, Ada Lucas; Miss Jemima Fezzi-
wig. Emma Schultz. Miss Thomasina
FeZziwig. Eda Schultz; the fiddler. Fred
Martens: the baker. Adolph Hintz:
the housemaid. Carrie Schneider: the
milkman. Edward Hincken; the cook.
Selma Luttichen; the little maid. Annie
Larsen. the postboy. Harold Hoffman,:
the Ghost Of Christmas Present. J. G.
Hines: Mrs. Cratchit, Title Thiemer;
Martha Cratchit. the eldest daughter. TIL
ie Wulbern. Master Peter Cratchit the
eldest son. Erwin Volkman; Tom Cratchit,
Arthur Marwedel; Belinda Cratchit. Lii
ian Schaible. Susan Cratchit. Hazel Han
ell Tiny Tim. q little lame boy. Margery
Hanell; the Ghost Of Christmas Yet 10
Come. Bertha AtZeroth: schOolbOys-
Henry Lohsen, Walter Becker. Egbert
Miller. Walter Christensen. Bertl Chris
Jensen. Carl Nelander. Bernhard Sacrison
Adolph Bilay, Edgar Reinhold. Edward
Nelander.
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the members OF the Midwinter Card Club
and few friends with cards at her home
on South Figueroa street OF Saturday
evening. The following were guests: DT.
and Mrs. II. G. Gates, Mr.. and Mrs. VIII
our Barnes. Mr. and Mrs Phil Thompson.
MI and Mrs. II. q. Neazie, Mr.. and Mrs.
Willard Doran, Misses Edna BickneH,
A74aDe4 LuntWeiler. Edith Furrey, Grace
Barnes and Ella Barnes; Messrs. +. w.
1aylor, J. /; Hutchingson. K. A Inderrid-
den and J. Stuart.
Mrs. Arthur Braly entertained infor-
mai4y al luncheon on Wednesday. Her
guests were Mrs r. I. White Mrs. J. II.
Braly, Miss Martha Wooiwine and Master
Louis WOolTine.
l.. Z. Mosher entertained at breakfast
on THURSDAY at his home on Bush street
IN honor OF Clay Clement and Barton Hill
81 the Nance O'Nein company: Besides
present DR.. Walter LinGiey. r. II. II
Chapman T. Z. Gibbon and Harry Chand-
Ferd X. Rule, the president of the
Library Board entertained at dinner
Wednesday evening in honor OF the Ii
braTy Directors, II. W. O'Melvany, VI. ].
MS,swmark. F. J. Thomas and W. B.
Mathews. Besides the guests OF honor
4ilu most there were present John +.
FRANCIS. Homer Laughlin. Major John II.
Norton, George II. Stewart and Warren
Miss Ida Needham Of Glendora. who has
been the guest OF Mrs. T. w. Steddom for
several weeks. has returned 10 her home
MISS Helen Lewis, who has been the
guest or her sister. Mrs A FiXen. for sew
eral months, has returned 10 her home in
the East
Mrs. J. +. Andrews has as her guest for
the winter her mother, Mrs. Sarah Car
penter OF Creston, Ia
MI. and Mrs. II. Higgins Of Chicago are
visiting Nj Higgins brother. I. Higgins
or South Grand avenue They will remain
during the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs II. A Hammond OF Chino
are IN Los Angeles for the winter
MIS-. X A JOY has as her guest her sis
ter Mrs. L. p. Weld OF Cedar Rapids, Ia
Dr. and Mrs. r. S. Cantine have re-
moved from Hotel Brunswick TO 400 West
Ninth street.
Mr.. and Mrs. ". II. de Forest, formerly
residents Of this city, are visiting friends
mere for a Few days en- route to the City
Mrs. S. S. Lightfoot announces the en-
gagement or her daughter, Miss Eva
Iightfoot, 10 J. H. Dempsey OF San Fran
cisco.
Miss Irene Stephens has as her guest
Miss Lillian Bowling, formerly OF New
York
Mrs Nettie Mueller. who has been visit
ing her daughter, Mrs. Percy ". Weld
ner OF Dayton. Ohio, has returned 10 her
home in this city
Mr. and Mrs. ". D. Cunningham have
returned from six months visit in the
East.
Mr. and Mrs. Bobrick have returned
from an extended Eastern visit and are
occupying their home. 90 South Burling-
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Los Andelas

Mrs DIN Wellborn and the Misses Dor
othy and Lillian Wellborn gave an elegant
reception at their home in EllendaI niaca
on tuesday afternoon. The hostesses
were assisted in receiving by Mesdanaes
Mhloughby Rodman, W. D. Woolwine.
w F. West. Ben Goodrich; Misses Mary
Hunsaker. Hattie Kimball. Bessie RON
sail. May Newton, Irene Stephens and LII
Ian Bowling. Miss Helen Kimbau pre-
sided at the punch-bowl. More than 200
guests called during the afternoon.
In the evening Mrs. Olin Wellborn. Mrs
Charles Wellborn and the Misses Well
born entertained about seventy guests
with cards.
Mrs. Edward Quinlan, who has recently
returned from trip to Italy and other
European countries, held a reception at
her music studio in the Bryson Block on
tuesday afternoon. Mrs. Quinlan was as
sisted in receiving by Mrs Frank Bryson
and the Misses Ada Post. Theresa Smith
and Blanche Sprecher. The following
were guests: Mesdames William Shem-
well, Charles Mcfarland. Sheldon Borden.
y. +. Wolcott, Margaret Hobbs, IL J.
Knight, J. III. Phillips. J. J. Bryne, A w.
Payne, G. Mitchell, J. B. Neville. M. X
Potter, IL X. Warner. ". Prdham. s. p
Lewis, h. V. Smith. Il. Thompson, +. Muir
ply, c. ii. Barker. w. Beeman. Charles
Nell and the Misses Mable Train. Maud
Ross, Lila Lewis Bessie Stoddard, Bessie
HolbrooK, Helen Spier Adele Lanth, Eve
lyn Stoddard, Maude White, Margaret
Patterson, Julia Weaver, Lima Newton.
Cecilia Sarmona, Olive Nash, Helen shan
ahan, Irene Radamacher. Honora Haly
Maude Haines, Marie Roselle. J. Carhart
Addie Stivers, Nellie Liscofnb, Edna
Short, Zoe Gilly, Roberta Merrill Cecil
Stearns, Belle Hill and Alta Baldridge.
Mrs. T. A Edwards was the guest Of
honor at trolley party TO Santa Monica
given by Miss Estelle Miller on Saturday
afternoon. Others present were: Mr. and
Mrs. Frank III. Colby, Misses Edna Bick-
nell, Florence Moore, Grace Evans, Ethel
Chaplin, Mabel CHANNEL, Mary Durand
and 7. A. Edwards
Mrs. w: G. Furry and her daughter.
Miss Edith Furry. gave large reception
on Friday afternoon at their home on IN
ed In receiving by Mesdames z. ID.
Mathuss, +. p. Bosbyshel. Ralph Car
hart, w. G. Hutchingson and the Misses
Edna Bicknell. Eta Bicknell, Elizabeth
VOTERS, Louise Bosbyshell, Bertha Bos-
byshell, Sabina Burks, Miriam North.
Frances Barber, Annette Gibson, Eliza
beth Gibson, Gertrude McCrea and Mae
McCrea. About 300 guests called during
the afternoon.
Mrs. ID. l.. Miles Of San Francisco was
the guest OF honor at a luncheon given by
Mrs a; b. McCutcheon at her home on
North Soto street on Friday. Mrs. Nc
Cutcheon was assisted in receiving by her
mother Mrs. J. $. Chapman, and her
other guests were Mesdames w. II Perry
&. Modini-Wood, J.. W. Hendricks and
misses Ida Chapman, Mary Chapman and
Gladys Cummins OF Oakland.
MRS. W. II. Hutchingson entertained
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Home Gotberirc5.

On Monday evening last numerous
friends Il Judge a.. L. Mast OF II Paso.
rex -saderel him "a musicale and party
AZ 30 lnrA street prior 90 his departure
o. Ais southern home. The affair was
surprise 60 the Judge. 4 musical pro-
efamu- was rendered by Aessrs Mast.
hll.. NIDtSton, Dudley ana Howe and
N.-~', cumming, QHara. Peelsr.
fn.rf' LaHe and Timer. Plantation
2. -lpll's were sung iy the following quar-
- Judge q. y. Mast. Y. .. Whetst0n.
Miss a. B'Elara ana Miss O'Rourke: ana
70. J-cEe rarg oh. Promise Ne and
happy Days. The following friends
Jamss Martin. John Bride. Jesse GaIand.
~ = htpb. g. James Bride. Charles bud
irH. T. C. wilson. John Burns. -. Weiss
g.. flilii-. Rertrt Howe. George Brown.
,,tt-i-'h. James Hunter. Robert Ellis.
Misses Nellie Cummings. Annie D'Rourke
Lizzie Peeler. Maggie Hara. Fannie
Elrr@. Della Stanford. Mayme Wilson.
-.'.lt Lake. Olga Timer and numerous
~ pleasant surprise party was given
FRIDAY evening December J. 10 Miss
lrCue EhiH a. her home I-Hry Ellis street.
by her sohooimates. Miss Edith Potter
ana Bliss Dora Worth. Ilose present
FrecchIe. Eja Luhrs. HenrietIe Whitman
alma Whitman. Rene Whitman. Helen
w iitip1an. Charlie West. Ovid Pet;is, Err
Nm. Tag, l.i ~ n ~ after C2lietl Add-e
on Wednesday evening las- there was
given q most delightful hCmc party by
w. j. ~ Nuhi al his residence. 6ZSiz Ma
iona street, in celebration ~ the thirty
lnLiil anniversary ~ the birth u his
vie. The reception began al o'clock
and inc guests We're entertained with
music. games and dancing. which was iu-
i-Trupfec az u 70. clock by a call II supper.
over the festive board many u the
friends who were gathered thore toasted
The happy couple and congratulated them
Upon their fourteen years Of c0niugal
felicity. To the strains OF Home. Sweet
Home all retired shortly after midnight
Among The guests were the following: SIR
and Mrs. ". ]. @. Null. Mr.. and
Mrs. August Null. Mr. and Mrs. Freder-
lex Null Henry Muhl. Miss Ella Muhl
Adclph Muhl and family. John HOLSTER.
Miss Gehrman. Miss Anna Fischer
George Noldin John NucustCr and wife
Henry BornhOldt and John Bornholdt
4 farewell reception was given bY Miss
Anna A. Clark at her residence. co. Blu
cnanan street. IN honor OF her friends. g
j.. Jaffe. I. : ~. and Mrs. Jaffn prior
% their departure for San Diego. Mr.
jane a. the popular young gunner at
tached 10 the cruiser Philadelphia which
sailed on Wednesday. Mrs Jaffe proceed
81 him on Tuesday. taking passage on the
her husband. Mrs. Jaffe was formerly
Miss Grace Quinn. one Of the most pop
ular young ladies OF Vallejo. where she
had resided prior 20 her marriage 10 Mr.
Jane u is her intention 10 accompany
her husband 10 Honolulu and later on TO
Brooklyn, where they will reside indea-
nitely.
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Artistic PAPER Covers.

Two elegant sample books OF cover pa
pers have just been issued by A. Zeller-
bach & Sons. paper dealers. of 1925 San
some street. to the trade. The samples
are the finest in an artistic sense ever
shown in the city. The first is one showing
the Princess cover papers in eight coiors.
each shade being Of the highest antique
and plate finish. They include chocolate
sylvan green. orange, bottle green, Tyrian
purple. wine etc.
The other is a combination sample
book. The samples include such WELL
known brands as Taffeta Queen. ROYAL.
Melton. Defender. Victorieux and Sultan.
The lines range from the qualities re-
quired for inexpensive work 10 rich and
durable products for the binding Of
artistic brochures which II is desired 10
preserve
The firm of A. Zellerbach g. Sons Is sole
agent for these goods and have a branch
house at 81 n. Main street Los Angeles
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SRHE near approach 81 the holidays
apd the necessary preparations for
ftting reception ~ dear old Kris
IN kuDgle interrupted somewhat the
social gaNetes of the season. There
were 100 large affairs 20 rufiie The even
calm 81 the week but several small en-
fertallments THAI helped t0 keep those IN
me select circles ln happy frame az
mind.
one q The most interesting chapters in
Us week -oc.a. tcry Was written on
Monday, when Mre A 81. koorhies gave
"a dinner dance Boz honor of her daughter.
Al4.s Leila 6rautlaaa Aoornies, one of the
season. buds The residence. -lll Cali
fpruia street WAS beautifully Decorated
iAfNne nNlts erIfr.lallh picturesque uelts
inc aauTi lLtUf- ~ The flI~. TDIu. ana
dinirc-ro1u whore tLe dinner was served.
LIVERY ihiug was ln I.nk-aelicafe pink
fhaccs over 'fe gas .ets and lamps, with
PINK tDWtrr and ribbons. Mss Leila
Nporlirs and Miss Llzlbeth Huntington.
with fLe former THE duties OF hostess on
fll- occasion. a.Ie fEDck- OF pink SIX
The effect WAS one - perfect harmony.
During the Ir. cess of tEe menu a string
orchestra nllgtc IlurCeatN llOm The mod
cru com I1-err. covers were laid fnr forty
I've. ana those present were. Mre. A. d
Aoorhles, Mr. d. =. Huntington. Mr and
Mf lienT3 81 lrHckef. Miss Anora.e-.
Ms anna k0.rlIe-. Miss Leila AoorhieS.
Ml-s Elijah. pa Huntington. Miss Joseph
T. hsne Mis- 1iaEy N.chols. Miss ..es.
garot Cole Mis- Eth.l Valentine. Ms
Georgiaua Hopkins. 1us- Jeanette Hoop
er Miss Mary Jo-selyu Miss Give H6i-
brook Miss po-tt 1ise Cooper. Mss
j. sie Wright and M.~s kathryn Dillon.
AeeFrs. EeiI. d Erts Lewis. Foster.
Baker. fphau. Baird. So. Scaft. Chester
murphy. Fred loeff. Lawrence Scott. u
Bishop. lhamberliu, Horace P.atI Wa
ttU Sol a'ne. a. Stone, Perez kIlg.
Al'Naneer Center Roy Pike. Professor
SANFORD. Lieutenant Kelley and Liclten-
ant Haluee
George Almer Ae"ha.l gave an e.atnr-
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We all know the meaning of tips" and
many OF us eroan over the way thew add
to our expenses whenever we leave home
either for visiting or for the pleasures Of
travelling, but few Of us know the origin
houses, at the door OF which there was
generally box, often made Of brass. with
a lock and key. and engraved with the
letters, II. J. p" This in spite OF the
stops. represented the phrase. 'To insure
promptness,' and customers on passing n
cropped coin in 1t for the benefit OF the
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Club Parties.

On Friday a pleasant evening was spent
by members of the Colonials al l02 o Ear
rel street. The following members were
elected TO Office: W. c. McMahon.
president: VI. Hagen, vice president; N q
Israel, Treasurer. Miss Josie Beaslev
financial secretary: W. c. Hanlxe record
Ing secretary; John Lalanne, master-at-
arms.
party Of young ladies and gentlemen
spent an enjoyable evening in the party,
car "Hermcsia," on the 18th OF December
Among the different places the merry mar
y visited were lngleside and the CliT
House, where dainty repast was par
taken Of They were ACCOMPANIED Inv
Mrs. William Thomas as chaperone
Those present were Miss z Carlson
Miss J.. Kline, Miss NJ Demings. Miss n
Hutsching. Miss A. Cosgrove. Miss I,
Danielson. Miss z. Riley Miss T. Saxe
Miss +. Boyes. Miss NJ Kramer. Miss n
Marshall; r. Seaman. +. Pearce. l. schee-
line. II. Lark, A. Scarlet, T. Curran. n
Burton. W Thomas. r Goldstnin. NJ
Young. Miss @. Hurd and Mr.. and Mrs. T
Currsn.
The testimonial benefit rendered 10 IT.
tie Anna Wuthrick, imltator 81 Nav Jr
win; by her many friends at Franklin
Hall, Fillmore and Bush streets Thurs
day evening. December i, proved a great
success. The hall was crowded with me
many admirers OF the charming little
actress.
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Leila Grantland VOORHEES,,
a Sep Francisco Debutonte

visiting bis brother, Or. Josef !. Manson
or Van Ness avenue.
Miss Emma G Levy Of San Jose is visit
ing MIS- ). Brownstonc. 2li Hyde street
Mr.. and Mrs. James ". Burnharn OF Ala
media arc residing for the winter months
al 30 POST street, corner Of Leaveuworth
Al home the second and fourth TUESDAYS
The Misses Lichtenstein have REMOVED
70 1925 Jones street from 23ls Clay and
VIII receive their friends on the third
Wednesday.
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You Will not refuse my last request7''
--..- .l .L- ..-..- -.---------

pleaded the condemned criminal
No" replied the iailer What Is it7''
Il want 70 be photographed in the act
OF eating my last meal. so that when ~ Ia
written OF me. on the morning OF his
execution he ate a hearty breakfast OF
ham and eggs, coffee and fried potatoes
the proof will be at hand 20 show that I
am not the base slave OF custom"
His request was granted. and the hard
ened wretch. implacable 20 the last made
his farewell breakfast OF pie and whisky.
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