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The San Francisco call., 1899-09-24

Carrie Callahan, San Francisco; Paul De-
martini, Redwood City J9hn Jnngfg' fIfs P1 a.
Tivermore /. f. Shelly, A. Bowers, Mrs.
Frank Moffatt and B. F. Hormung. YAK
land; F. Trigeiro, Marysville; A MerIngo
and wife and NJ. Climate, sonora Mis-
James Smith Sacramento.
PARAIsO Following are the
arrivals for the past week attn, At the sprlppgS. peS.
Charles Fredericks, l. r ElleNT{. N. D. pDIa P0Ha
Ackermann. P. Crowley, Knut Jernberg'
Mr. Irwin. San Francisco; ]. r. Johnson,
Oakland w D. Parker, San Jose; CharIes
6emaMRgs dsd MTs 'r' TnaTes w pena Mss sea Dana
San San Luis i obispo; Mr. Dond, Miss Dond,
Miss Pardee Monterey; g. 10 Joh1 1aIley 4; For'ei'
Pajaro; M. de Long, HAPPY ailey,
GILROY HOT SPRINGS-The following
guests have registered at Gllroy H0l
Springs during the past week: FRANK j.
Veen, w. G.. Wreden and wire, Z. a
Mr. and Mrs. n Aman and child, A N.
Goodrich, John T. wilkins, Amos r.
Thompson, Mrs. A. p. Armstrong MISS s.
Lii, Mr. and Mrs. Anglade, Miss Ii tATnha amelia
Angiade. San FRANCISCO; II. NJ. McGap3fe, T5I3f
p. Cros San Jose; G. W. Hagemann, Be15s
Sheely. Mateo Lettunich and wife, " at
sonviile; E. d. Crawford. G1lroy; WlILlaln H,ll!
Walker, Joseph Princevalle; Santa Cruz,
Charles Pollard, Boulder Creek Arthur
H. Morrison, Alameda
HIGHLAND SPRINGS-Late arrivals
at Highland Springs include: D. Becker.
the Misses Becker, L. V. Peterson. J. ].
Collins and wife, A. ]. Donzel Mrs, John
Sloan. J. r. Sloan and wife, August
Weihe. Miles Wallace, S. S. Fellows, Mrs.
s g. Gale Jr., Miss L. NJ Osborne. Ed
ward McGrath, A. Hammerslag, A, Sil-
verberg, c. b. Sloan. Mrs. E. NJ. Block,
Mrs. ]. L. Bradbury, San Francisco; Miss
A. Blake, Miss E. Pomeroy, Max Schultze;
A. L. Merriman and wife, John s. Maxwell
and wife, Edward Welt, H. E. Jeffrey,
r. Bahls, w. E. Dean. Milton G. Per
kins, L. Williams, Charles Wagner, 4. B.
Champion, Oakland; S. 7. McElroy, Seat
tle: William McCann and wife, Dixon; s.
]. Maggetti, Marshalls W. A. Clinch.
Grass Valley; P. S. Teller and wife, Ala
media.
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Anna Higgins, Daisy Cross, Rose Hun
saker, Maude Tanner, Lila simmons,
Mary Babcock and Florence Silent sold
programme and boutonniereS in the beau
tifully decorated lobby. The whole house
presented a NEST brilliant appearance and
was decorated with the national colors in
flowers, ribbons and bunting society
turned out en- masse to help. swell the
fund for welcoming our returning heroes.
Among prominent society persons noticed
in the audience were:
In the war board box-General and Mrs.
Otis, Mr.. and Mrs. J.: r; Newberry, and
Mr.. and Mrs. James F. Slauson.
In the bankers box-Mss Freda He'll
man and friends.
MacGowan, Mrs. A. c. Balch. Mrs. w. e.
Dunn, Mrs. j. Bowers, Mrs. w. G.. Porter
and Mrs w. T. Bishop.
In the Times boX-Miss Clara Chandler
and the children of H. Chandler.
In the Westminster Hotel box-Mrs. o.
T. Johnson, Mr.. and Mrs. F. w. Flint Jr.,
Mrs. F. o. Johnson, Miss Harriet John
son and Mrs. A. NJ. Shields OF San Fran
cisco.
tric Railway box-Mrs. G.. Tomlinson.
Mrs. Herman Hitts Mrs; w. A Smith,
Miss Gerta Hatch Miss Fannie Lockhart
and Milton Hammond.
In the Americus Club box-Prominent
members of the organization.
W. - BIinn. Bin pii Miss D willard stlmson. Mrs.
Irving L. Blinn and Miss G. T. Gay.
In the Newman Club box-Count Bo-
zenta, Senator Del Vale, DR.. Maynard,
l. B. Dockweler, ]. c. Kays, l.. A. Grant
and Joseph Scott.
In the Los Angeles Lighting Company's
box-W.. C. Cline, Judge Cheney, Judge
son and M. II. Burns.
In the orchestra chairs were promi-
nently noticed-Mr. and Mrs. o. w.
Childs, Mr. and Mrs. Herman Silver, Mr..
and Mrs. F. w. Braun. Judge Owens,
Captain Cressey, Mrs. NJ. II. Newmark,
Mrs. e. F. c: Klokke and Miss May
Klokke, Mrs. ]. W. A. Off, Miss Grace
Lankershim, Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Frank,
Miss Marie Gordon. Mrs 8. Hellman and
the Misses Hortense and Camille He'll
man, Mrs. ]. Barnuch, Mrs. II. Newmark.
Mrs. J. P. Newmark and Mr.. and Mrs.
r. l.. Stewart.
Miss Carrie Davis and Durward Starr
Griffin were married on Tuesday evening
at the residence of the brides mother in
South Flower street Only the relatives
Of the bride and groom and a few in
innate friends were present. Mr.. and Mrs.
Griffin left Immediately after the cere-
mony for the Grand Canyon of the Col
orado, where they will spend some time.
going from there for an extended trip
through the Northern States Upon their
return to California they will reside in
Newberry, where Mr.. Griffin is consid-
cred one of the most prominent young
men of the locality.
Miss Laura Works gave a dancing party
on Thursday evening at Casa de Rosas In
honor of her house guests. the Misses
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past 10, when refreshments were served
in the dining-room. Covers were laid for
twenty-five. Much amusement was de-
rived from the favors received, after
which the guests repaired to the ball
room. where dancing was INDUCED in Til
a late hour. Those present were Captain
Seely Lieutenant McGurren, Lieutenant
Goodell. Lieutenant Petty. Sergeant Tur-
tin, Mr. Dietrich of Menlo Park Mr.. and
Mrs. William Ackerson. Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Curley, Mr.. and Mrs. James f.
Shean, Misses Monte and Dollie Jen-
nings, Miss Ulmer, Misses May. Anna
and Grace Shean, Messrs. Joe Bronders,
William F. James and Frank Shean,
Mt. and Mrs. M. D. Mclaughlin of 572
their friends in the First California
Volunteers on last Tuesday evening. The
residence was handsomely decorated with
American flags and cut flowers. Dancing,
music and games were enjoyed during
the evening, and at II O'Clock supper was
served. Every one was presented with
an American flag.
Miss Geraldine Scupham gave a delight
full moonlight drive in Oakland on Thurs
day evening last to a few of her friends.
after which the whole party was enter
tafned by Mrs John Charles Adams (nee
HaskelD.
A delicious supper was served under
rose-colored candelabra, and the beauti-
full grounds of the old Adams homestead
We're artistically lighted with Japanese
lanterns for the occasion.
A very pleasant gathering of the friends
and acquaintances of Mrs. Carrie s. Rob
inson assembled at her residence. 5l6 Ellis
street, on last Wednesday evening, their
object being to congratulate the lady on
her birthday anniversary. The evening
was spent in parlor amusements games
singing and recitations. after which a
sumptuous repast was served.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Jordan celebrated
the tenth anniversary of their wedding
at their residence, $50 Castro street on
Saturday evening, September g. The
house was beautifully decorated for the
occasion. Dancing was in order until mid
night, when the guests repaired to the
dining room, where an excellent supper
was prepared for them. After sllpper
dancing was again resumed and kent nm
till morning. The following were the the
Mr.: and Mrs. T. Millar, Mr. and Mrs.
mitt, Mr.. and Mrs. J. Schultz, Mr.. and
Hermann, Mr.. and Mrs; g. ]. Luth, Mr.
Langmark. Mr.. ,and, Mrs. G. H Thomas,
Mrs. r. e. Cole, Mrs. Berlin, Mrs. E'
Hoff Buckley. Miss Katie schofield, Miss
Sarah Donohue. Miss Mis-; Ada Stink. Miss
ME Murray, Miss Tillotelle Berlin, Miss
NJ. MCCLELLAN, Miss A. MCCLELLAN, Miss Ella
Thomas Miss Hannah Linehan, Miss
May Mcmahon. Miss Maggie Baldwin,
Miss Blanche Baldwin, Miss Katie Bald
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vain vain Miss y J. Na5if saivaa Hermann As 4 gu =
O'Neill, c. O'Neill. Florrie O'Neill, John
0Net Er d2 EugTshe TT Bease7 emg ThoRaf F. kieen a
q. Bauer. J. L. Cahill, F. Graves. Mr..
Brown. Ed Murphy, G.. Berlin and r,
Wicking
Mr. and Mrs. Jordan were the recip-
tents of q. large number of valuable pres
ents suitable to the occasion.
The residence of Mr.. and Mrs ]. W.
Newbert, 31S Noe street, was the scene
Of much enjoyment and mirth Saturday
evening, September 2, the occasion being
a reception rendered their son, Sergeant
F. W. Newbert, who has just returned
from the Philippines Nth the deners First 6a ba
where dancing, recitations and songs
were participated IN, was beautifully dec
Grated with the national colors; sm1lax
carried out in the parlors and dining
room. Supper was served at midnight
and the joIlifieation continued till dawn
The cakewalk was one of the features
ment. Professor G. Puckett and Miss l.;
Newbert carried off the cake. The grand
Mrs, ]. Hayes Sergeant Newbert was
the recipient of many beautiful presents.
Miss Gertrude Bauer celebrated the
eighteenth anniversary OF her .olrthaay i{es
by party at her parents residence, 4E2
Seventeenth street Monday, September
IS The parlors for the occasion were ar
tistically decora ted. There was large
number of the young lady's friends pres
ent An hour of singing and dancing was
enjoyed, after which there was sump-
tuous supper. Miss Bauer was the recip-
lent of many presents. Among those pres
ent were Mr.. and Mrs. a. c. Bauer. Or
and Mrs F. Kemp Van Ee, Mr.. and Mrs
Hesthal. Mrs. Westerfeld. Mr.. and Mrs
King. Miss Westerfeld Miss Nordman,
Miss Mas, Miss Sahl, Miss Boyl, Paul
Westerfeld, W. Kuss, c. Spect. {. Bal
gereni w Kuss. DIR. Botsford II. Busse.
May and Paula Bauer and many others.
On Saturday evening, September 10, at
the home of S. Sullivan, rs Broadway, a
reception was rendered James Reilly of
Company A, First California Volunteers.
very enjoyable evening was spent in
speechmaking, feasting, singing and dane
ing and games. After the Introductory
speech by S. Sullivan, William Anton
vich responded to the Irish Race" and
Miss G. Kerrigan The Fighting First.
A flashlight picture was taken by William
Watkins. Among those present were
Mrs. Sullivan. Miss K. Sullivan. Miss
Burke. Miss Fleming, the Misses Sheean,
the Misses Silva. Miss A. Peterson, Miss
Tasto. Mrs Tasto, Miss Reardon. Miss
McAndrews, Miss McTahan, Mrs. Godkin.
Miss Quirk, the Misses Broderick, Miss
Smith, the Misses Powell, Mrs. Jones,
Mrs. ]. Tavin, Miss O'Neil, Miss Wedel,
Miss Werner, Miss I4inwall, Mrs. ]. Hale.
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Mrs. Henri Pottet, Mr.. and Mrs; Peter
and Mrs. a. Debats, Mr.. and Mrs. J. La
MRatailled dnd NJ M. and Mrs., Mrs E. Wikinson
Charles Lille, Mrs. C. Lavergne, Mrs. E.
Satter Simon, Mrs. Harper Wilkinson,
Mrs. E. Katz; Mrs. E. Grinsingher,
coste, Emily Anglade, Helen Lavergne,
Eloise Quedens, Amelie Matthew, c. Ran
som, Blanche Matthew, Irma Lille, Made
WEIGH and Miss Wilkinson; J. J. Apple
gate, Sheriff Henry S. Martin, Hon. A
Goustiaux. P. Trieeh, Louis Henry, L.
Rosignol, E. Gresingher, E. Blanquie, j.
James F. Sheehan, w e. KimbaIl, Mar
eiS;Se SI;;oS Simon; E. Lartique, E. -Robinet. ].
l4assere. o. Nodet. Louis Thibault and
Louis Lille
The marriage of Miss Hattie Kron,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Kron, and Mr..
Shwarz of Napa, took place at the resi-
dence of the brides parents, 903 Meal
lister street on Sunday evening, Sep
| tember IT,
by the Rev. Jacob Nieto. The parlors
were handsomely decorated with roses
! terms and similaX. After the ceremony
| the guests marched to the banquet room,
Wnere SW an elegant dinner was served.
Speech making and toasts were the order
| OF the evening. Numerous kilograms
were read from friends residing in this
| city and the interior
After dinner the guests returned to the
parlors, where dancing was enjoyed un-
! til midnight. Mr.. and Mrs. Shwarz We're
the recipients of great many elegant
and costly presents. The young couple
! southern part of the State, and after
! their return will make their home at
| Third and School streets, Napa, where
they will be pleased to receive their
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Personals.

DR.. Joseph G. Tompkins and wife leave
on Tuesday morning for New York, where
they will visit the hospitals for 1e"
months.
Mr.. and Mrs William F. Ayres OF sss
Noe street, who have been travelling IN the
East for the past six months, Will return
to San Francisco the last OF the present
month.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. c. warwick left IT. on on
Wednesday for New York city, Wners
they will make their future home, M
as the Eastern representative Of several
large California vineyards.
Mr.. and Mrs. .Adolph Kutner nave We re- Sa
pleased to see their friends at the Grah-
ada Hotel. .,
Clarence r. Manon has returned from
Mount st. Helena, where he has 6een a
guest for the past two weeks of Mrs. A.
Chiles and daughter at their county
home.
by the .Verein Eintracht Turn schwesterrn er1
Will take place this evening at Elntracht
Hall, PSI Twelfth street. c,l
The ladies Of Emmanuel Baptist CnurGn' I en-
on Bartlett street near Twenty,tnlru, III IL
tend holding patriotic bazaar Id tneag ad
church parlors on the afternoons ana
Mr.. a. and Il MRS. eoi Robert 1p G G. McGibben have
returned from the East after, tour OF
four months, during which they visited
Chicago, New York and Saratoga sprlnssss, lsss
Smith returned from Sacramento after
spending two weeks at the state ar
They were chaperoned by Mrs. r. EiqTea. It
Mrs. J. I. Bornemann left for the East
Friday night, to be absent two or three
months visiting relatives in Bethiehem,
Pa. Washington, D. c., and other eastern
cities.
Mrs. NJ. G. Willard and daughter of Los
Angeles are visiting their parents, Mr.
and Mrs. George H. Lee. 1000 Golden cate
avenue, corner of Laguna street.
DR.. Henry Abrahm left last Wednes-
day night for an extended trip abroad
which will include London, Paris, Berlin
and Vienna.
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visiting friends in San Diego, has returned

visiting friends in San Diego, has returned
Colonel John R. Berry has returned
from the north. where he spent three
weeks.
Miss Helen Judson was the guest of
Mrs. C. T. Winters at Alpine Tavern dur
ing the past week.
r. B. Ashley, wife and son. L. L. Ash
ley, have returned from pleasant So
journ at Long Beach.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. A. Baker, who have
been visiting in Los Angeles for several
weeks, have returned to San Diego.
Dr. and Mrs Kurtz and family have re-
Mrs. NJ. E. Griswold has gone to Coro-
nado for a short visit.
Mrs. H. v. Carter, son and daughter
have returned from Canada, where they
spent the summer.
Mrs Milo Tucker, who has been visiting
Mrs j. w. Riley in Riverside, has re-
turned to Los Angeles, bringing with her
Mrs. Riley, who will remain here for a
few days as her guest.
Edwin Bodman, who has been spending
the summer with his parents, has re-
turned to Philadelphia, where he will re-
sumo his studies in the medical college.
Mrs. B. Lauchman announces the en-
gagement of her daughter, Miss Eva
Lauchman, to Gus Goldsmith.
Senator Del Vale and Colonel J. w
Mitchell have returned from the Senators s
an enjoyable outing Of week.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. r. Christopher are in
San Francisco fer few days.
Mrs B. Lachman announces the en-
gagement of her daughter, Miss Eva. to
Mr. Gus Goldsmith of Los Angeles. They
will receive their friends Sunday, Sep
tember "a. at 1922 South Figueroa street.
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Thev're Enuooed.

The engagement is announced Of Miss
Ida Decker, daughter of Mr., and Mrs. E.
Decker of 117S Park avenue, and Alfred
Berg Of Vancouver B. c. Both are now
in Berlin. Miss Decker has a contralto
voice OF excellent quality and two months
ago she went to Berlin TO reside with rela-
lives there and study music. The an
nouncement Of her engagement comes
from Berlin. Mr. Berg is a wholesale i'm
porter of liquors at Vancouver. lie met
Miss Decker during a visit she made to
her sister, Mrs. L. Won Hartmann OF Van
couver.
Mr and Mrs. Cohn of Canada announce
the engagement of their daughter Elsie
TO sam frank Of this city.
Mrs. Hannah Liebes announces the en-
gasement Of her daughter Elsie to Fred
l.. Lezinsky.
Mr. and Mrs. w Frese of Mill Valley,
Marin County, announce the engagement
of their daughter, Senta Frese, to William
Hinrichsen Of Monterey, Mexico.
The wedding of Miss AdeIa h. Hitler to
James j. Schmit of this city is to take
place on Tuesday evening, September 70,
at SIG Eddy street.
The engagement is announced of The
resa NJ. solomon, daughter of Louis Solo
mon, 20 Moe L. Hartman. They viii re-
Ceive Sunday, October /, from to 5, at
the residence Of 4. Fisher. 946 McAllister
street.
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We ddinn Bells.

John Lawrence Geary and NJ Alice
Mackal were married at high noon
Wednesday. September 20, at the residence
of the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs J. p
Mason, 2Os Grove street The maid Of
honor was the cousin of the bride, Miss
Mabel ellis, daughter of State Librarian
J. L. Gilis. The groom's best man was a
brother Of the bride, John p Mackall
The young couple received many hand
some and valuable presents, and after
lunch started on an extended tour through
the southern part of the State.
on the night Of Saturday, the 10th inst.
the cozy little French church. Notre
Danes des Victories. on Bush street, was
brilliantly Illuminated and the altar
pretty with decorations Of flowers while
the church was crowded. The occasion
was the marriage of Miss Charlotte
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. o. Fouchy of
16 Putnam place to EUsebe p son of Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Lille of Bay and Web
ster streets. AT half-past . O'Clock the
organist intoned a march and the we'd
ding procession moved up the center aisle
to the altar. Master Louis Lille and Miss
Lucie LacoSte, each six years of age led
the way. Then came the bride, attlred in
a handsome white silk, with long tulle
veil, orange blossoms in her hair and
carrying q bouquet Of white blossoms
The groom on the arm of his mother. IA
Series, groomsman, and Miss Eloise
Quedeus, bridesmaid; John T. Lacoste
and Miss Irma Lille and Z. Lartigue and
procession.
After the ceremony and congratulations
the wedding party and invited guests re-
turned to their carriages and were driven
TO a rotisserie, where diner de noce was
served TO about sixty. After the dinner
several hours were spent in music. song,
mirth and dancing. J. j. Applegate, an
old-time friend Of the family Of the
groom, delivered an address OF congratu-
lation, ands he was followed in the same
line by Hon. A. GoustiauX, the Consul for
Greece; Eugene Robinet. G. Monnier, a
Lacoste and several others. Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Lille. Mrs. ]. Anglade A. Lacoste,
A. Nodet and ]. Milocq favored with vocal
selections, and Theodore Roussinet gave
a humorous recitation, after which IL was
ION with the dance" until o'clock in the
morning The newly welded couple will
spend the honeymoon IN Santa Clara VAL
ley, and on returning will make this city
where both We're born. their home.
The following named were the invited
guests: Mr.. and Mrs. G.. Monnier, Mr..
and Mrs. A. Lacoste, Mr.. and Mrs. j.
Bernou, Mr.. and Mrs. J. Anglade. Mr.. and
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Miss Levy, Mrs. Levenburg, Miss Kerri-
gan, Mrs. Commit, James Reilly, S. Sulli-
van, William Watkins. r. Watkins. B.
al Cristenson, Nj. Donigan. D. Sullivan,
n Hunt. Ed Linwall Mr.. Zipnel, J. Nc
Nulty, F. Konig,. Al McCarty, William
6uTk onrk K j. 4earty Hearty Ht1TlS Ed
Mullenby, Mr.. Tevenburg, f. Bartman, F.
Murray, f. McEyoy, G. First, J. Murphy
B. Jackman. NJ. White, Z. Burke. William
Burke, ]. Manning, Mr.. Cooney B. Sive-
sey, F. Zunel, F. McCloskey, Mr.. Bow
man, NJ. Cross, c. Scheble, NJ. Sherlock
J. Favin, ]. Hale, G. Barde. B. Dona-
van, S. Campondieo, NJ. MCGOWAN, H.
Meyers, A. Salvador, Steve Sullivan. f.
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At the Resorts.

BYRON HOT SPRINGS-The following
guests have registered here during the
past week: B. Butieriely, A Adelstein,
Patrick Lonchor, ]. B. Laying and wife,
Mrs. A. J. Strive, John Corral, Charles
Thompson, w. G. Goodman, Edward
Clark, Frank L. Triest, R. Monro, j. Sui
livan, J. Sarthon, Mrs. c.. Callahan, Mrs.
M. Demartini, James Monohan, Edward
Rogers, c. Ramband. A. B. Arnold and
Charles Becker, Suisun Mrs. c. w Sand
strom and Mrs. f. Bowers, Stockholm E.
o. Slakery, Merced; D. w. Staley, Sid
ney. Or; Mrs. w. B. Goodman, Isleton:
Otto Peterson. Miss Ethel Refer Mrs H.
Hayman, V. Merango, P. Cavallairo and
wife and E. Gerichten, Portland, Or
George Hansen, Berkeley; Mrs. F. This
by and Ambrose Maungo and wife, So
noma; A. A. Brown. Hugh Lonohor, John
Strive, d. II. Boyle, Charles F. Pracht
and wife. Mrs, ]. Morton. Fred Lind
strom, 7. c. Ragsdale, Mrs. NJ. Cline,
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Los Angeles,

The past week has been very busy
one in Los Angeles society circles and
not a day passed without some society
event of note. The chief factor of amuse-
ment, however, was the benefit perform
ance rendered Battery D at the Orpheum
on Friday afternoon.
Under the chaperonage of Mrs. H. NJ.
Sale the Misses Marguerite Moore, Chris
tine Kurtz. Harriet Miner, Fanny Ian
que, Katherine Kemper Gertrude Mason,
Mary Darling, Nora Steny, Jane Bryant,
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SOiled AWoV.

Among those sailing on the steamship
Australia for Honolulu on Wednesday,
September 20, were: Mrs. l.. Andrews, G..
H Angus, Miss M. Angus, William Arm
strong, Captain E. F. Cameron and wife,
E. ]. Cotton and wife, frank Curtis, Miss
Rose Daily, Miss A. S. Eckfeldt, w.
Forbes, f. w. Graham, William Green, J.
bricks, Charles Johnson E. A Johnson,
Mrs. NJ Kennedy, Hiram Kiley, j. L. Kill
worth and Wife, S. w. Lederer, Mrs. w.
liam Matson, r. S. Moore, James O'Nell.
NJ NJ 'Shaugnessy, R. NJ. Overend and
wife, ]. R. Parker. wife and two children;
Schou, Mrs /. Seyde and child. Miss NJ. B..
Shaw, Miss Sheridan. Miss Gale Sheridan,
H F. Sturtevant, D. J.. Styne. Miss j.
Tanner ! B. TraveMlIe,, =, Mrs MIS-. Raul Raul de de la
man, Miss E. Wellman. G. P. Wilder, c..
w. Yolland, wife and child.
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Most n1illiners make money mercen-
airly Madame makes millinery more
merrily, many more majestfcally move,
many more materially minded Miss
Madame manufactures more millinery.
makes many more meritorious modes
mikes many more materials modestly.
makes many mothers more magnificent,
makes mems money more materialize
makes many maids minus millions more
model, modern, munficent, millinery
manage than all the other miliiners put
together.
NINE. ALMA e. KEITH.
s0s Market Street, Phelan Building.
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In the Future.

The members of the n. S. L. K. 10,
have issued invitations for their tenth an
nual reception, to take place next Tues
day evening, September 26. at CotillIon
Hall.
THE Cotillon Club of 's9'' announce
the opening assembly and german of
their third season to be held at Sherman
& Clay's Hall, Friday evening. October 6.
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Home GutheriDqs.

The Misses May and Anna Shean gave
a most delightful reception at their home
last Thursday evening. The guests were
entertained in the reception looms with
vocal and instrumental music till half
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