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The San Francisco call., 1903-12-12
Forms Trnst of His Estate.

The will of the late DR.. Mariana E.
Gonzales was filed for probate yester-
day. 1t leaves his estate in trust to
Robert F. johnson, executor of the
will. for the benefit of Edie Gonzales,
widow of the deceased, and his daugh-
ter, Anita Gonzales, now in Paris, and
the grandchildren of the late Fran
cisco Rico, a half-brother of the de-
ceased. The will provides that John
son, for his services as executor shall
receive the rents of a portion of the
Gonzales rancho in Monterey County,
and also contains a clause declaring
as outrageous any attempt to show
that Rico was not his half-brother.
The estate of Gonzales consists prin-
cipally of large ranches in Monterey,
Fresno, Santa Clara and Santa Bar
bara counties.
The San Francisco call., 1903-12-12
TANCLE.
ABOUT A DEED
Mrs. Eliza Stoddard Claims
DIR. Toner Imposed on Her
I'm Securing a Conveyance
CONSIDERATION LACKING
Physician Says That Medical
Services More Than Balance
the Value of the Property

Believing that Mrs. Eliza Staddard
was imposed upon by DR.. Joseph NJ
Toner when she executed deed to
him for an undivided one-third inter-
est in an improved piece Of real estate
at Thirteenth and Harrison streets, At
torney d. NJ. Duffey is endeavoring to
have the womans conveyance set
aside.
Mrs. Stoddard is a sister of David
Fitzgibbons, who died IN this city on
November Il last. Shortly before his
death he was adiudged an incompe-
tent, and the Union Trust Company
was appointed his guardian. His prop
erty, consisting of the improved real
estate at Thirteenth and Harrison
streets, was divided equally between
his sisters, Mrs. Eliza Stoddard and
Mrs. Mary McCann. The latter is an
inmate of st. Mary's Hospital and is
S5 years old Thursday last she was
adjudged an incompetent and the Pro-
bate Court appointed Edmond V. Mad
den her guardian. Some time previous
ly to this. it is claimed by the attorney
for Mrs Stoddard, Toner prevailed on
O1fS. 01C0dnn To Qeeu ~ iACi SiSltI ali
of her interest in the property left by
her brother. Then, it is claimed, he
induced Mrs. Stoddard to deed him one
third of the property without any con-
sideration. Mrs. Stoddard says she did
not realize that she was signing away
any of her property when the convey
ance was presented by DR.. Toner, and
that she received no consideration in
return for the execution of the deed.
She says that DR.. Toner was a warm
friend of her dead brother and treated
him during his Illness. Knowing this
relationship, she said she and her sis
ter reposed confidence in him and
signed any instrument he offered.
DR.. Toner claims that the property
was transferred to him in payment for
medical services rendered to David
Fitzgibbon and to the two sisters,
whom he has treated for several years.
He says his services much overbalance
the value of the property conveyed to
him, which is said to be worth about
$4,000.
An alleged nephew of David Fitz-
The San Francisco call., 1903-12-12
WITH THE APPROACH OF WINTER
SOCIETY EVENTS CROW NUMEROUS
Season Is Marked by Receptions to Guests
of Honor, Pleasant Teas, Luncheons
to Clubs and Prominent Visitors

Dickens. The table was made attract
i've with Christmas berries and foliage.
These present were: Miss Ayers, Miss
May Ayers, Mrs. Thomas Benton Dar-
ragh, Mrs. Howard Morrow, Miss Ger
trude Bates. Miss Ella Holmes. Miss
Wanda Brastow and Miss Helen Dick
ems.
Mrs. John r. Looseley. the we'll
known artist, was rendered a pleasant
reception by the Sorosis Club at 1920
California street on Thursday evening.
Mrs Looseley's paintings. on exhibition
at the club rooms, were the subject Of
much admiring comment. Those re-
ceiving were: Mrs L. L. Dunbar. Mrs.
Brice. Mrs. Belcher, Mrs. NJ. r. Hig-
gins and Mrs. ]. III. de Greayer.
The Association of Pioneer Women Of
California gave a pleasant reception
Thursday in honor OF twelve of it's
members celebrating the fiftieth ami
versary of their arrival in California.
The guests were entertained at Golden
Gate Hall between the hours Of and
o'clock. The following programme
was arranged and ably rendered:
''Fairest Is She" Clevin). Golden Gate Quar-
tet; song, Miss Van Orden, accompanist Mr.
Husband; recitation Miss Crittenden; tenor
solo. Mary OF Argyle Mr.. Onslow: quartet.
Little Cotton Dolly tGeibel): violin solo. Miss
Cratic; tenor solo. Greeting (Hawley), Mr..
Thornton: recitation Miss Jessup; bass solo,
The Friar's Song, Mr.. Perry; quartet.
Those who entertained were: Mrs. S
Blailie, Mrs. Anna Curry. Mrs. Dora
Crittenden. Mrs. Sarah A. Keith Mrs.
Abbie E. Krebs. Mrs. Anna E. McIn-
tyre, Mrs. Eliza D. Phelps, Mrs. Z. S
Land, Mrs. Elizabeth Cowie. Mrs. Mary
Bunker Morton, Mrs. May Van Orden
Mrs. Jackson, Miss Helen Shellard.
The San Francisco call., 1903-12-12
BRIGHT PUPILS
ARE REV ARDED
Graduates of the James Lick
Grammar School Given Di-
plOmas by Principal Stone
MANY SCHOLARS PROMOTED
Exercises Will Be Held on
Next Thursday. for Which
Fine Programme Is Prepared

The graduates Of the James Lick
Grammar School were awarded their
diplomas yesterday afternoon by Prin-
cipal ". ". Stone. On next Thursday
afternoon the graduating class viii
hold its closing exercises. A unique
programme has been arranged for the
occasion, including a farce TO be acted
by the graduates. Following is a list
of the graduates and also Of the pupils
Of the various classes who have been
promoted in their studies:
Dir. Huskeys class. eighth grade B-J.
Dunbar Keith r. Gordon Sprowl. Ralph Duf-
ee John Boyer, Anna y. Dazog se-nilelle
Murphy, Edythe Sawyer. Charles Pearson
"a fgyie c-ass elghrh greie-No Noirla An
creU-s, Ethel irvine. Hattie .Strshle. char-es
sparrow. May Lindsay Victoria Bender Annie
l. GirdW0od.
J. i MurDhv's class. seventh grsde-Minerva
Ia Berge Louise Florence, Lottie Niderost
Thomas Sweeney. Peter Jacquenet. Mama
Logan. Gemma Scatena
Miss Henderson, class, seventh graoe
AIsude Lang. Belle Mullen. Milton curtis, Mel
lie Kommer. Edith Helgeson Gustav dolz. Eva
Tovne Minerva Marckley. Elna Clifford, Car
RE Shurz
Miss Josephine Franks class. sixth grade
Irene Cogan. Margaret sullivan, Dotte LEWIS
Eert Bemess Martha Devoney, Alice Kings
Kiss To-pe.-s class. sixth grade Elmer
NeifEnger. Mlnette Strahle. Eadie Welke
Edwin Allen, Hazel Meyers
Miss MIey's class. fifth grade--Ethel Gi-d-
wood. James Lane Edna Fischer Esther Hell
eesson. Eta Anderson. Iolanthe Barber. Hilda
L.uhrs Anna Horn. Mary anihorg, Alice
Horn Elsie Diem. Sigrfd AnCers1l.
j C. Evans class. fifth grade-Aiice Rae,
willie Fischer Mabel Person. Knapp Oruon.
Hazel Pe-ry.
n. p. Purinton's class. fourth grade-Myrtle
Bryant. Penelope sullivan. Monica Klatt.
Florence Hermann Ruth Prescott Nay
o. O'shaughress1. Emil Kutsch. Ethel Heapley.
Henry Antony.
Miss cIorse's class. third grzde-Mary Horn.
Nealv F'oIev Tenn Nzl0rv. Joe O-Neal May
Stokes Virginia Sieily. Henry GuHln. Ma bel
French Gor6en Grundeu.
Mrs n b Steeie's class third Erade-Allie
JovCe Fred Keasf Nathan Siminof. Emma
Goodman Anita Knoll George Goodman
MS NfiiaUsol's class. third grade-Ethel
The San Francisco call., 1903-12-12
Kings paughters, Art Sale.

The Willing Workers Circle OF the
Kings Daughters held fancy goods
sale and concert last night at the
home of Bishop Hamilton on Buchan-
an street. The sale attracted large
crowd and the ladies were very much
pleased over the success of their ven-
ture. A fine literary and musical pro-
gramme was rendered in connection
with the sale and refreshments were
also served.
The San Francisco call., 1903-12-12

gibbons has announced an intention OF
contesting the right Of the twd sisters
to the property and intends to have
a guardian appointed for Mrs. Eliza
Stoddard, the ground that she is
an incompetent. This move will be
fought bitterly by Attorney Duffey on
behalf of Mrs. Stoddard.
The San Francisco call., 1903-12-12

Miss Eleanor Warner and Miss Helen
Mar Davis were hostesses at a pretty
and informal tea yesterday in honor Of
Miss Bernie Terry of Stockton. The af-
fair was given at the Warner home,
where Miss Terry is staying During
the reception hours Of TO o'clock
nearly two hundred callers were enter
tanned. Christmas berries and foliage
comprised the pretty decorations. Those
invited to assist were: Mrs. Willard
Wayman, Mrs. Frederick Royal Sher-
man. Mrs. Henry Dutton, Mrs. Edmund
Baker. Miss Jane Wiltshire. Miss Ger
trude Dutton. Miss Mabel Toy, Miss
Hazel King, Miss Eleanor Eckart. Miss
Mabel Donaldson. Miss Edith Cutler.
Miss Florence Yates, Miss Elsie Dorr
and Miss Alice Treanor.
The San Francisco call., 1903-12-12

Mrs Silss Palmer. nee Holbrook,
gave her first post-nuptial reception
yesterday at her home on Washington
street and cordially received a large
number Of friends. The next reception
viii take place the second Friday in
January.
Those whom Mrs. Palmer asked to re-
ceive with her are: Mrs. Palmer and
Miss Bessie Palmer Of Oakland. Mrs.
George Wheaton. Mrs. Samuel Knight
Mrs. George Martin. Miss Lily
Spreckles. Miss Genevieve King and
Hiss Lucy King.
The Outdoor Art League will meet
with Mrs. Lowell White at her home,
1916 Clay street. next Monday after
noon at $3.50. feature of the inter
esting programme will be an address
by Miss Whitaker on Women in Out
door Art
The San Francisco call., 1903-12-12
Catholic Ladies', Aid.

The Catholic Ladies Aid Society No.
is to have a progressive euchre par
ty in st. Charles Hall on Shotwell
street next Monday night to help in
crease its charity fund.
The San Francisco call., 1903-12-12
Christnaas Presents

Dress suit cases. travelling sets. pocket
and bill books. cigar and card cases,
wrist bags and lap tablets all make fine
Christmas presents and can be bought at
popular prices from Sanborn, Vail & Co..
The San Francisco call., 1903-12-12

NEW YORK. Dec 11.-United States SEN
ator William A. Clark was somewhat i'm
proved to-day and his condition is reported as
most favorable.
The San Francisco call., 1903-12-12

Miss Caroline Stetson Ayers. who will
next month become the bride of Dennis
Sesrles. was guest OF honor at pretty
luncheon given yesterday by Miss Edna
The San Francisco call., 1903-12-12

Mrs. James a. Cooper and Miss Ethel
Cooper gave their last lat home" of
this season yesterday afternoon at their
home on Pacific avenue and charmingly
entertained many guests. Red berries
effectively arranged in Indian baskets
predominated in the artistic decora-
tiOns.
Those asked to assist in receiving
were Mrs. Richard Bayne. Mrs. James
Bishop. Mrs. Alexander Keyes, Mrs. T
Danforth Boardman, Mrs. Frank Grif-
fin. Mrs. Frederick Mcleod Fenwick,
Miss Suzanne Blanding. Miss Charlotte
Ellinwood. Miss Lily Spreckels and Miss
Alice Sprague.
The San Francisco call., 1903-12-12
TO SAN RAFAEL,
ROSS VALLEY,
MILL VALLEY,
CAZADER0, ETC.
via Sausalito Ferry.

Suburban Service. Standard Gauge Electric
Depart from San Franetsco Daily--I;o0. 500.
Q-oo 1000 II 90 a. m. IL 30. AS. 3.15. ASS,
Sin 6.15 100 S:45. 1920. HAS p. m
FROM SAN RAFAEL TO SAN FRANCISCO
-1ativ-5:25. 6.35. 7:4O. S:35. 9.S5, lies a.
m II 20. :45. Ass. 3:45. 4:45. 5:45. 6.45
s:45. 1920 p m.
FROM MILL VALLEY TO SAN FRAN
II 20 a. m. 1855. eco. 3:15. 4:05. SOS. S.OS
7:C5. 300. 1895 D. N.
THROUGH TRAINS.
500 a. m. daily-Cazsdero and way stations.
MS D. m. week days Saturdays excepted
ror,aIes and way stations.
s-i5 .. m saturdays-Cazadero and way sta
tionE-
sundays oniy-10 a. m. Point Reyes and
way stations.
TICKET OFFICEeo6 Market ST.
FERRY-Union DEPOT. foot af Market ST
The San Francisco call., 1903-12-12
Rank Omen at Night.

The Commercial Bank. on Powell
street. near Eddy, will be open to re-
ceive deposits every Saturday evening.
The San Francisco call., 1903-12-12

Just received. latest Partisan novelties Xmas
glove orders Danicheff 12l Grant ave.
The San Francisco call., 1903-12-12

Mrs. Edgar F. Preston gave a de-
lightful tea yesterday afternoon at her
home. 24S6 Broadway. The artistic re-
ception-rOom was decorated with a pro-
fusion Of violets and white chrysanthe-
NUNS and pink roses were effectively
arranged in the dining-room. Red ber-
ries and foliage and red chrysanthe-
NUNS decorated the hall. The guests.
about 500 in number, were cordially re-
ceived by the charming hostess and
Hospitality entertained.
The receiving party was composed Of
the following: Mrs. Willard Drown,
Mrs. L. D. Owens. Mrs. Swartley, Mrs.
H. Macdonald Spencer, Miss Elsie
Sperry. Miss Mary Josselyn, Miss Lin
da Cadwallader, Miss Edna Hamilton,
Miss Laura Hamilton, Miss Ruth Nc
Mutt and Miss Helen Berts.
The San Francisco call., 1903-12-12

Mrs. Hepburn wilkins and Miss
Alice wilkins were hostesses at a
charming tea yesterday afternoon at
their new home on Broadway. Mrs
wilkins formerly made her home in
San Rafael where her late husband
had banking interests. but now that
she has had built a residence in this
city viii remain on this side Of the
bay. The hostess graciousIy received
her guests in a becoming gown OF gray
crepe de chine, while her daughter also
dispensed hospitality in a pretty gown
Of white crepe de chine and lace. The
beautiful rooms were decorated with an
artistic profusiOn of American Beauty
roses, pink carnations, yellow chrysan-
themums, red berries, poinsettias and
foliage.
Those who assisted in receiving were:
Mrs. SOutkworth. Mrs. James II. Viii
kins, Mrs. J. s. Fechteler, Mrs. Alfred
Lilly Miss Alice Hoffman, Miss Edith
Chesebrough, Miss Helen Chesebrough,
Miss Mabel Dodge, Miss Grace Mich
OILS. Miss Pearl Sabin, Miss Christine
Pomeroy. Miss Anna Foster, Miss Mary
Foster and Miss Ethel Dean.
The San Francisco call., 1903-12-12

Mrs. Harry Coleman and her charm
ing daughters held the last of their de-
lightful "at homes" yesterday at their
home on Fillmore street. A large num-
Der Of callers were received during the
afternoon. Miss Lucy Gwin Coleman.
one Of this winters dubutantes. has
already made many strong friends and
is well launched upon her social career.
The San Francisco call., 1903-12-12

The handsome Merrill residence at
Van Ness avenue and Washington
street was the scene of a brilliant re-
ception yesterday afternoon. when Mrs.
John F. Merrill, her .daughter-in-law,
Mrs. John Sroufe Merrill, and her
daughter, Mrs. Harry Sears Bates. re-
ceived their friends This was the sec
ond at home" which these hostesses
have given and it proved even more
delightful than the one on the pre-
ceding Friday. The spacious rooms
were lavishly decorated for the occa-
sion. Yellow chrysanthemums predom-
mated in the reception-rooms, red car
nations were arranged in the dining
room, foliage in the library and red
berries in the hall Mrs. Merrill S
charming and gracious personality was
reflected in every detail Of the appoint
ments and she had a pleasant smile
and tactful word for each Of the 300
callers. The two younger hostesses
were also at their best and the large
receiving party added much pleasure
tc the affair.
muse lANlltu u itSciNt McAc.
Mrs James r. Stetson- Mrs. Robert Oxnard
Mrs Chauncey Winslov. Mrs Josephine Morris
de Greayer. Mrs. Walter wil1ett. Mrs. Henry
Crocker HRS. Rudolph Spreckels. Mrs. Horace
Wilson Mrs. Timothy Hopkins, Mrs. Norris
Mrs s. J. Johnson, Mrs. George II. Lent, Mrs
James Elder. Mrs. Tiffany. Mrs. A. -. Towne
Mrs L. L. Baker Mrs, GrosVenor =. Ayres
Mrs John Perine. Mrs Goewey. Mrs. Phngst
Mrs William Rogers Mrs Henry B. Mon.
tsgue- Mrs, William Redding. Mrs Frederick
Hewlett. Mrs William J Dutton. Mrs w p
shaw. Mrs ". o. Mills. Mrs William II
Mills. Mrs Schussler. Mrs. Alice Deming Clark
Miss Carrie Ayres. Miss May Ayres. Miss Zelda
Tiffany. Miss Painter. the Misses Schusser
Miss Castle. Miss Paula Wolff Miss Mabe
Hogg Miss Ethel Dean Miss Hannigan. Miss
Mabel Toy Miss George Spieker Miss Belle
Hsrmes and Miss Hanigan.
The San Francisco call., 1903-12-12

ADVERTISEMENTS.
The San Francisco call., 1903-12-12

A for Morning. for Afternoon
@Sunday only
!stops al all stations on sunday.
tSunday excepted RcaturdaJ only
~ Ohy trains stopping at Valencia ST. eOuthboun4
are $40 an e0AM 80 An. S50P.N- ard s:s0PE
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1903-12-31

LACEs AMI kMBROlDEkiEs
H. shis liAs We ere strictly Ia Il. uiSs
no Fall and sa Wih convince yoa.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1903-12-31
Raad the Market News In The
Oregon Daily Journal.

Nothing 10 omitted which conceEDs the
interest OF buyers and sellers in the
live stock. grain. ppovisiOns, Rroduee
and financial msFkets-Ihe qnatati0nS
are comprehensive, ana are lh every
way reliable. 49,
The Journal in addition carries every
day foil AMI tEBthfnl report OF thr
~osId's nsus and presents 'Hany spseiai
features Of deep iBtssess 90 she average
reader. The JousDal's woman's page
the illustrated sporting ns~spass, Jonr.
nal stOrise. and comic paEes snd otlIer
good things make it . vevy p0pulas tain
lily ynewspapeT, clean and bright from A
10 q year in snd yeaS out.
Daily. one year by mail, only a; six
mOnths e2 25; thFee months el.25.
Gemi'wsekly ,l04 isSuas, ,ons gear $50
WeeAly 400. The Weekly and Semi.
Wsekly enHtain the maSkeE nSWs and
the same features Of the Daily.
address THn JO0REAL, Portland Oregon.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1903-12-31
LONE ROCK.

The Xmas festivities passed of
pleasantly.
The thieves who robbed the store
are still at large and their seems
TO be little hope of getting Al them.
Ine EuIcT WH0.UFUKUIHEU1 Is HUusr
ut Spray last week and stole about
$50 worth Of nickles out of q slot
box walked to Lone Rock, stayed
there Sunday night and took the
Heppner stage Monday morning
but got of this side of that town.
Sheriff Shut was notified and he
immediately went after the young
fallow and took him TO Heppner
and it is pretty safe TO predict that
the light fingered gentleman will
get free board At the states expense
for few years. We did not learn
his name but suppose it is Dennis
by this time.
Bill MatlOck expects to start for
Okanogst, in few days.
Jesse Gof writes from Chicago
that he will be At home in a few
days.
Mitt Leathers, of Hardman, was
visiting his friend Lester GoF this
week.
Henry Nsel and his bride are
over from Fossil visiting relatives.
There was hot time in our
old town last Sunday night. Al
cpotfol ess nogs furnished the
steam. ~ 3f'. ~
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1903-12-31

Ths sleea ric light sarrsat was turned
on iop the HVss time Christmas eve and
the patsouS Of the company Rhe had
their connections made and we're ready
20 taks adSansage OF the Innovation were
snoss thxa pssased With The result. The
globes give forth strOng clear light
Nhich 10 sarpAssed by aoshine hns epn.
light and the satisfaction Of being able
n cut oat The anoyanee OF coal oil aud
"a soline 10 aloas worth the cost OF the
neS llghE.
Eills ore out annoanclns grand slh-
letic eveat which will take place in Ar
mory hall at 3 90 p. IN. tomorrow. The
wrestling match between Scholtes and
Ellis will be one Of the best contests Ol
the kind ever eeen on the Coast and she
other attractions will be tiEst-clRss. The
wTestlers gave an excellent exhibition
Christmas dav but it is exported that
IL sill be better t0nloFTow rs both men
have heen training faithfully siOee that
tima. AdmissiO0 Si.00 Don't nise Il.