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CITY AND DISTRICT.
Mt. Vernon Commandery, L. o. C. c

Mt Vernon Commandery, L. o. G. c.
Mount Vernon Commandery, L, o. G. c.,
held its regular meeting Monday evening.
After the regular business was completed
the meeting placed in charge of the
good of the order committee, Miss C. r.
A Nelson, chairman, and the following
program was presented: Reading Culture
of the Peanut" Knight Harrison: piano
solo. Miss NJ. s Nelson; remarks. G. c.
Jno. y. Ehle; recitation, Betsy and l Are
Out" S. NJ. Pearson: reading. Slang
original, Mrs E. F. Higgins; remarks Kt.
J. H. Bradford: recitation. KIT. W. A. Fal-
COner.
nut party was held. and the following
Won prizes: Kt. y. II. Fiegenbaum. Grand
Commander Jno. y. Ehle. Mrs. Hendricks.
and Mrs E F. Warren. Many visitors
We're present. including four grand officers.
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At It's meeting last Tuesday evening the
Microscoptcal Society of Washington elect
ed the following officers for the ensuing
year: President. Prof. Paul Bartsch; vice
president, DR.. Rupert Norton; recording
secretary, Mr.. l.. NJ. MoOers; treasurer Dr.
Robert Hepburn; curator, Prof VIM H
Seaman The election of recording secre-
tary was deferred to the next meeting
Prof Seaman read paper on Medicine
troopers and the Measurement of Drops -
The society numbers about fifty members
and meets the second Tuesday of each
month, at its rooms IA 18th street
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Neglected Important Part,

The police are looking for a young COL
ored man who is wanted on a charge Of
stealing suit of clothes belonging to the
firm Of Parker, Bridget & Co Some time
yesterday morning the young man called
at 1421 1lth street and rented a room.
Then he ordered suit Of clothes.
When the porter reached the house and
handed the bundle over to the supposed
purchaser. the latter told him he would
try on the garments before settling the
bill. He neglected to settle the bill, but the
suit evidently pleased him, for he kept 1t
and disappeared.
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Friday Remnant List "A. Burts 14,,F

Ladies' 100 Pat. Leather Button medium
and sharp toes. IA A. 51a, 2lz. 3. 81. =
ga. b 5. 6, 612. 4. .. :. d 4 AZ. reduced 10
125. 400 Kid and Cloth Top Button and
SEQ Calf Button. medium and pointed toes
ga 4. AZ. 4. @, b 3, 3I9 c 3, d s. reduced
to 1.25. Infants COO. first shoes, lace. but
ton and ROmeOs, brown and black reduced
TO 25c. Burt's, 1411 F.-AdVt.
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The funeral of the late. Sergt James
Clegg. retired. who dropped dead on Indi.
ana avenue Tuesday night, as published in
yesterdays Star, took place this afternoon
from Lees undertaking establishment Rev
Arthur >. johns, pastor of Christ Church
Navy Yard, officated, while members OF the
G. A X. acted pallbearers The body
was inferred in Congressional cemetery
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-11-23

The Northeast Washington Citizens As
sociauon has been informed by the District
Commissioners that they are so busy at
present it will be impracticable for them to
grant the associations committee on streets
and alleys q hearing in order 10 present its
report. The Commissioners, therefore, ask
that the report be mailed them.
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The DoncIlian Sale.

Catalogues are now being prepared by
Sloan & Co. 1907 G street of $4,000 worth
Of valuable oriental rugs and carpets, to be
sold next week, being the property of Mr.
Sami. y. Donchian, the weii-known col
lector and importer who furnished the Wal
dOrf-AstOria Of New York with rugs and
carpets so much admired by patrons of
that noted hOstelry-Advt
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Veterans Council adtourpS

The governing council Of Spanish Wa1
Veterans adjourned yesterday. afternoon
having completed its labors SO far as DOS
sible at the present time. The next meet.
ing of the organization will be held in
September, 1900 the place to lie decided
upon later For the present, at any rate
the headquarters will remain in Washing.
ton.
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EXCURSIONS TOMORROW.

Steamer Chas. Manchester for Mt. Vernon
and Marshall Han at 10 am. and 1:45 pm.
Steamer Newport News for Fortress Mon
roe and Norfolk at $50 pm.
Trains leave 1872 street and Pennsylvania
avenue hourly for Arlington from am. to
S pm, and for Mt. Vernon hourly from
10 am. 10 pm.
Cars leave Aqueduct bridge for Arlington
and Fort Myer every half hour from am
TO II pm. and every hour from Falls
Church from = am. to l. pm.
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DEATH OF MRS. WHEY.
Passes Away in One Hundredth Year
of Her Age.

Mrs. Margaret D, Whey died last evening
at the home OF her son-in-law, Mr. L. D.
Bowen. 1135 9th street southwest, in the
one hundredth year of her age. Funeral
services win be held this evening at the
late residence and the interment will be
in Philadelphia.
The deceased was born in the north of
Ireland, and Of Scotch ancestry. She
had lived in this city since 1860. She en-
joyed good health until a few weeks ago,
when she grew gradually weaker and final
ly death came.
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Bad Lands of South Dako,.

An illustrated lecture on the Bad Lands
OF South Dakota" was delivered last even
Ing at st. Pauls Parish Hall, corner of
10Th and V streets northwest, by Prof. N
H. barton or the United States geological
survey. The lecture was illustrated with
a large number OF Photographic views
taken in natural colors. of the remarkabIe
scenery in that far distant section of the
country.
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.ewhy Not Have q TaIk with Is Be

fore buying. 1t would please us and might
save you few dollars James F. Oyster.
wholesale and retail; butter, cheese and
eggs. $40 Pa. ave.-Advt
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LOCAL MENTION.
ANIsENENTs TONIGHT.

Academy Of Observation-Disclosures Row of
Flats"
Bijou-Vaudeville.
Columba-"MHe. Fiji
Keruan's Lyceum-"Dainty Duchess"
Nationai-"The Girl From Maxim's.'
New Grand-AdeIe z. Onri and polite
vaudeville for ladies.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
AMERICAN INDUSTR1E.

AMERICAN INDUSTRIES.
MASONIC TEMPLE,
NOV MBEt % no DECEMBER s.
EVENING ATTRACTIONS
TUESDAY. NOVEMBER 2s
Promenade Concert and Flower Show
WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER 20
Lecture; National Cash Register Company of
Dayton, Ohio.
THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 80
Miss Day Ferguson from way down South in Dixie
Negro Sermon and Other Selections.
FRIDAY. DECEMBER 1.
Lecture Industrial Side of kindergarten, by
Miss Susie Pollock
Fancy Dancing by Mrs. Dyer's Pupils: Cake Walk
SATURDAY. DECEMBER 2.
Fancy Bicycle Riding by the Parques. Fancy
Dancing by Miss Clara Stevens Glass.
MONDAY. DECEMBER 4.
oid Glory (drilD, under the Management Of Mrs.
Kennedy Of Cuba Special Tickets, 25 Cents.
TUESDAY. DEFENDER 5.
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER g.
Lecture; Paris-Illustra ted Mr. S. E. Kramer,
THURSDAY, DECEMBER Z
Tableaux. Fancy Dancing.
FRIDAY, DECEMBER g
Auction. You need to before Christmas.
LUNCH SERVED.
November q to 80, by Ladies' of Southern Relief
Society
December 1 and 2, Sixth Presbyterian Church.
December and 5, st. Andrews Guild
December 8 and Z. Bell Memorial Home
ADMISSION II To 2, FREE.
ADMISSION, 2 TO S. 10 CENTS
ADMISSION. I TO 10. % CENTS.
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Thos. ]. Fisher & Co. real estate brokers
have leased to the Secretary OF Agriculture
Mr. James Wilson. the residence known
as 1922 Vermont avenue. owned by ex-Goy
Crawford of Kansas.
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CRAZY WITH D7TGEID|N(G
ECZEMA ON HEAD. GOT INTO THE EYES.
DOCTOR AND INSTITUTES COULD NOT
CURE. CURED IN 2 MONTHS BY
CJTTCURA.

have been troubled over two years with
eczema the top of my head 1t first started to
itch, something fierce. Ny doctor said it was
eczema, and treated me Tor six months, with
failure, so 1 tried more doctors, but they did the
same; tried New York institute, which treated
for six months, but could not reach any further
than the rest. l had 1t worse than from the start
it commenced TO get in my eyes and nearly got
me crazy with itching | noticed your advertise
try CUTICURA remedies. In two months time
did not know that bad any trouble at ALL and
| feel like a new man now ALFRED MEISEI
Oct. ~ 1893. 625 w. 4sth ST. N Y City
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''IO DO lll Costs More
Than to DO Well. "

This might properly read, at
costs more to BE ill than to BE
we'll" The source of all health Is
rich, strong blood. The only perfect
blood purifier and maker in
existence is the world-famed Hoods
Sarsaparilla. 1t brings good, perfect
health.
broken Down in Door health for two
years Hoods Sarsaparilla made me IN better
health than for years Have sickness now."
A. Q. MONTGOMERY. Henryville, Miss
Dizzy Spells m sgdden dizzy spells would
numb and could not work. Took Hoods Sarsa-
parma and am well man." FRED. V. HAL
LOCH. Box "a. South Kent Conn.
Heartburn-,"After eating had full feel
-, ing and heartburn. This with
headaches poor appetite and bad taste in my
Z. n. DEFOE, Chico Mont.
Hoods Sarsaparilla
Is Americas Greatest Medicine. All druggists 81
Hoods Pills cure liver ills the nonrrita ting and
only eathartic to take with Hoods sarsaparilla.
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S1.25 To Baltimore and Return S1.25
via PennsyIvnnia Railroad.

Tickets on sale Saturday and Sunday,
Nov. - and 26. good to return until Mon
day. Nov. 81 All trains except Congress
siOnal Limited.-Adyt.
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Southern Railway announces that it will
sell round trip tickets at very low rates TO
principal Florida resorts, South Carolina.
Georgia, and Cuba.-Advt
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Fire in the Offices OF the Internatfona
NlYiEafi0u On.

In consequence of the fire which occurred
at the office building OF the International
Navigation Company (American and Red
Star Lines), 1906 + st. NV. the offices of
said company are temporarily removed
next door, 1903 F st. NV where the COM
pany will continue business -AdNt
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Elegant new brick house, eleven rooms
and bath, steam heat. in thorough repair
No. 1877 10th st. NV, will be sold by trus-
tees at auction tomorrow afternoon at 4:3o
o clock. See advertisement.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-11-23

Effective Nov. ~, Southern Railway
train No. 81 will leave Washington $50
pm. instead OF go pm, as formerly
Advertisement
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{ndorses Proposed Law.

The Master BARRIERS Association held o
meeting last evening at the st. james
Hotel and indorsed the proposed law to re-
Quire BARRIERS to be licensed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-11-23

Closing sale of rare Colonial Mahogany
Furniture, bric-a-brac etc, at Sloan's. 14O7
G. st, tomorrow at IL a m. and pm. rain
or shine.-Advt,
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! his. Pure Lard for 25c.: 3 pkgs. Noodles
FIR 1hc. Tomorrow only at J. 7. d. Pyles'
Stores.
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Money to lend at 4, and 6 per cent on
real estate. Frank I. Rawlings, 1905 Pa ave
advertisement.
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BARGAINS IN GROCERIES

AT JOHNSTON'S. 20 9TH st.
Special Sale Tomorrow only.
The G5c +, Il Burbank Potatoes SOC. bu.
The $500 Best Family Flour. 1853 Dbl.
The pic Best Fresh Eggs. 1Gi2c. doZ.
The 15c. Best Round Steak. Sl2C. ID.
The &C. large Smoked Whitefish, sc.
The 50c- Gunpowder Tea. half pound. 1Sc.
The &c. J. and NJ Coffee for &c. ID.
The 15C. pure Broken Java. Mocha Mara
Caibo, Laguayra and Rio mixed, 9l2c. ID.
3 lbs the 6c. new Sweet PrUnes 25c.
Tomorrow only. at JOHNSTON 729 eth.
Furnaces and Latrobes repaired Prompt
attention by best mechanics. Large as
sortment portable and brick set Ranges,
Heating Stoves. Latrobes. Crates. etc. Jno.
Moran, 2126 Pa ave. Phone 9S4.
DRINK KENNY'S TEAS AND COFFEES.
Highest quality. Lowest prices. Sugars
at cost. c. D. KENNY. City Stores.
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CANADIAN CLUB WHISkEY.
We are sole agents for Washington.
CHAS- kRAEMER, 73j 9Th st.
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RING iy0)|RN7
ON BABY'@ FACE
MOTHER ASHAMED TO TAKE HIM OUT.
EVERYTHING FAILED TO CURE.
CUTICURA CURED IN DAYS

have had my baby sick with his face full of
ringworm, and tried everything and failed l was
ashamed 10 take him out, for every one would
look at him. l told to get CUTICURA / got
1t on Wedn asday and by Saturday his face was all
dried up. Now ! can take him everywhere. l
cannot say enough about CUTICURA. If people
only knew about how bis face looked a week ago
and see it today they would never lie without 1t.
The people in the house can tell YOU how his
face and how 1t is today
Mrs. J. POTTER
Oct. 8. 1898. 1894 So First St, Brooklyn, n Y.
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FURNITURE UPHOLSTERED
and recovered III matChless style. Carpets
Cleaned good as new. Wagons call Write
or phone. Stumph Bedding Co, eth Il h.
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Our claims are
broad and far
reaching. We claim
to undersell every
jeweler in Wash
ington and stand
ready to prove it
on your own COM
parsons.
We are right in
our element when
Christmas gifts are
suggested.
So much that is
giveable h ere
something for any
price you want to
pay, and what
You'll get here will
prove a lifelong
remembrance of
the given
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CITY ITEMS.
A Little Girl can make toys, etc. Gould,
no2O-7ts

II you want to buy or sell all kinds Of an.
tique furniture call at H. Rosenberg's
cor. Sth and D SITS. NV. no2O-6ts
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The Country Market Dealers.

The new Moses Library Reclining Chair
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CUTICURA REMEDIES are beyond all doubt the
greatest skin cures blood purifiers and humor rem
edies of modern times Warm baths with CUTL
CURA SOAP, gentle anointings with CIJTICURA
purest of emollient skin cures, and mild doses of
CUT1CURA RESOLNENT, greatest of bumor ex-
pellers have cured thousands of where suffer
ing was almost beyond endurance, hair lifeless or
all gone, Disagreement terrible.
Sold throughout the world. POTTER D. AND G.
CORP, Props, Boston. How to Cure Every Skin
Humor, free.
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$1.2S Baltimore and Return via r..
and o.. Saturday and Sundax
Sergeant CIegE's Funeral

NOV. 20 and 70, good Tor return until fol-
owing Monday. Tickets good on ali trains
except Royal Limited.-Advt.
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GUIDES products are unexceiied. 1924
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Open
Evenings
Until
Christmas.

. Can you find
Any other establishment
80 ready and anxious
L o have you compare
!. livery price before purchasing
Leave us till last. always.
Ruying Diamonds, Watches,
~ Jewelry, &c, is
. Easy and convenient when you
Resort to our credit offers.
. Uet ready for Xmas NOW.
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Hoods Pills liver Ills; the -irrita ting and
only eathartic to take with Hoods sarsaparilla
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-03-26

Miss Oracle Jacobs, Mrs P Pesha' M Miss
Jessie Cohen, Miss Rosie Morgenstern,
Miss stampeT Miss M L &rgold ie Gage a
Mr.. Rudolph Morgenstern' Mr.; paws Ms
Mr. M Regensberger, Mr.. A. Levy, MI.
Cohen, Dr. A. s. Adler. Dr. Miller, MI.
]: Cohen, Mr.. Borck, MI NJ, r.: SaloPl le1lL
and Mr. M Grosslicht. -. g. NJ,
Mr. and Mrs. NJ. Chaser left Tor Mon
terey Santa Cruz, San Jose, etc, on Mon
day, and on their return viii MAX MI NJ
J. w Trieber, 919 McAllister street, SIS
ter of the bride. until the complexion oL
their own residence. 1T.
Miss Lena Marx OF Portlano 10 3 V19l'-
The initial ''evening at home OF The
Circle Francois was held at the rooms
of the club on Wednesday evening Iasl
The affair was remarkably wei ATTENDED
tendance was so great that 1t became
necessary to open the Union Square Han
for the benefit of the dancers An eiap-
crate programme was rendered, edcIl
Among those who took part IN the even
fng's entertainment were: Mrs. II II.
Revalk of Oakland, Mr. Edward ramon,
Mr. F. Thompson, Mr.: Kramer ana MISS
dition of the programme those present
enjoyed dancing until very late.
Mr. I. Prayer. accompanied by his SIS
ter, Miss Cell Prayer, leaves tomorrow
on a three months Eastern trip.
The fourth social of the Lorely Social
club was held Thursday evening, March
a. at Wells Hall. The members and
their many friends were present TO en-
ioy the dance. A distinguishing feature
Of the evening was the handsome gowns
worn by the young ladies present. From
ali indications the club promises to have
a bright future.
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yet been definitely fixed, but it will
probably take place shortly after Easter.
Mrs z. Davis entertained the members
of the S:15 Whist Club at her home, 1890
Eighteenth street, Oakland. on Tuesday
evening. Those present were: Mr.. and
Mrs. Roach, Mr.. and Mrs. F. Dorsay, Mr..
and Mrs. White Mr.. and Mrs J. F. Pirie.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mckinley, Mr.. and, Mrs. Da-
Wis, Miss Estella Short, Miss Lillian Bot
tiers, Mr.. Amsden and G.. w. Dugdell. The
first prizes were won by Mrs. ]. F. Pirie
and Mr.. Amsden and the consolation ia
ney
The fourteenth anniversary reception
and ball of the Bay City Wheelmen
which was postponed from February s
owing to the death of one of the members,
will be held on Wednesday evening, April
5, at the Maple room of the Palace Hotel.
The wedding of Miss Annie Hermann
and Paul KumIi was celebrated Saturday
evening, March 49, at the residence of the
brides sister, Mrs. Bose, 1927 Nineteenth
street. The ceremony was performed by
the Rev.J. H. Shredder
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Herman celebrated
their twenty-fifth marriage anniversary
dence, 3613 Broderick street. Those pres
ent were: Mrs R. Herman, Mr.. and Mrs
Oscar T. Weber, Mrs. J. Shaw, Miss Kate
Shaw, Miss May Shaw, Miss Nora Shaw
Jesse Shaw. Mr.. and Mrs. c. Classen Mr.
and Mrs. George Cowan, Mrs. Alice Grit
fiths, Albert Pom, Al Bolieaux, Miss Lii
liam Stiller, Miss Olga Herman, Miss Ma
bel S. Herman, Miss Lizzie G. Herman
Master Walter T. Herman, Master AL
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little one Is too smart not to succeed in
ever, who was then Minister, remarked
that the theater offered to me great
probability of success, and my mother
was of the same opinion. I was not ugly,
and had what is better, namely, a sweet
voice and beautiful teeth so that I could
smile. I was growing very rapidly with
a pronounced tendency to become fat. No
body could suppose then that my leanness
would in after years give journalists such
a grand opportunity to make fun of me-
To be brief, 1t was arranged that Emile
de Girardin should introduce me to M
Auber.
my mother, being Dutch. and not hav-
ing the slightest idea how l should begin
my theatrical career it was necessary for
my aunt to explain everything to her in
Dutch. The two talked a long time to
the Minister. L was sitting alone in a
corner of the drawing-room with the fear
of the unknown ever before me- 1 was
thinking, What will be my future? Happy
dreams filled my imagination, though
meanwhile as I listened to my two little
sisters playing in the next room 1 could
not help feeling sad. The rude accents of
the Dutch language were beating in my
head, and the mysterious voices of the
speakers in the next room produced in me
a real uneasiness. 1 heard my godfather
and the Minister talking, and 1 felt so I'M
happy that burst into tears. Just then
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-03-26

fred Q. Herman, Miss Audrey Pattriddges,
Miss May Roonan, John Hayden, KlrK
Partridge and Emile Herman
Miss Hattie A Gimpel was rendered a
surprise party recently in honor OF her
birthday Those present were: Mrs >.
ricks, Miss Hattie Fredricks. Miss Jul1a
Moller w. D. Moler, L. II. Moller, Miss
Bell, Miss Gimpel L. B. Daggett, o. For
rest and C. Bell.
The following passengers sailed on the
steamship Alameda last wednesday: For
Honolulu. F. Beck, w. H. Carroll, John
Charles, Hon. c. D. Clark and wife. Col
Duroi. E. F. Emerson and wife, George
c. FItschen, Andrew F. Fulton, Miss J.
NJ. Fulton, Van Gafre and wife, ". Viii r; - :;
Mrs. C. D. Warren, Miss N. Watson, A
WE'LL, Miss Jewel Willard, I. D Will
). u1 II. { G OF n Mrs. William Grace. W. R.
Green, wife and maid; julius Hanan, A
W. Marshall, D. McGill, ": A. Munro,
Miss Piekertng J. s a. p9r5er A Rane
dervelde, A. Williamson and wife. Master 1st!7
Fred Williamson, Master Norman Will
hanson and Miss Bessie. Williamson
Mrs Lena A. Son announces the en-
Son. to Harry Gabriel. They will be
afternoon ft3 April 8, at 1916 Ellis street
The engagement is announced or MISS
Freda Ortmann, daughter OF MI. ana
Shumate. The wedding will take place
The engagement is announced of Mis-! Miss
Mr.. and Mrs: ]. Franklin ANNOUNCE I'll the
engagement Of their daughter' Mss Mss L efii
receive on Sunday and Monday, April z
and g. from to p. m, at their residence,
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Adelaide Murphy.
Photograph by Taber.

1927 Geary street.
The engagement is announced of
Charles Barron and Mrs. Lena Silver.
The wedding will take place Sunday.
April 2, at the residence of Mr.. Barron S
sister, 1888 Oak street.
Young Ladies Institute November L
will give its first social hop at Pioneer
James S. Arguello, q young capitalist
of San Jose. is at the Savoy.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Pinto will be pleased
to receive their friends on Sunday after
noon, April 9. in honor of their golden
wedding anniversary at their residence,
S06A Vallejo street.
A tea for the benefit of the San Fran
cisco Girls Union will be given on Thurs
day afternoon, April 6. at the rooms OF
the Sorosis Club in this city. There are a
great number of society ladies interested
in the union who are aiding in this en-
tertainment. There will be a very inter-
esting musical programme, and light re-
freshments will be served.
Mr.. and Mrs. John l.. Tierney, after an
absence of two months in New York,
have returned to the city and will be at
home at 2940 California street.
The wedding of Michaelis Chaser, a
prominent merchant of this city, and
Miss Zelda Lewis took place Sunday
evening, March 10, at 6 O'Clock, at the
residence of the brides sister, Mrs. J. W.
Trieber, 9lS McAllister street.
Among the invited guests were Mr.. and
Mrs. M. Chaser Mr. and Mrs. J. w Trie-
Der, Mr.. and Mrs. B. Cohen, Mr.. and Mrs.
M. Morgenstern, Mr.. and Mrs. A. Sidlow-
ski, Mr.. and Mrs. K. I. Chaser, Mr.. and
Mrs. Sam Chaser, Mr.. and Mrs. M. Ber-
ger, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Meyers, Mr.. and
Mrs. J. Calmann, Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Rosen-