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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-05-04

An examination of the statistics Of the re-
cepts of these four articles of American pro-
duction at the ports which import direct from
the country of origin shows that the total value
of these articles received into China from for
eign countries was, in 1901:
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A DvERTIsEMENrs ana Subscriptions for The Trisur.
"a received a their Upton once.
NO. LISA BRoAEAAf.
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Radway's
IL. Pills
AUCTION Sales.
EXCEPTIONAL SALE.

EXCEPTIONAL SALE.
HIGH GRADE STOCK OF
FURS. RAW and DRESSED SKINS. Etc
CONsISTTNss Of
FRMINES CHINCHTIT.AS. SEAL. BROAD
TAIL. PERSIAN LAMB. SABLES. ETC
United states for the southern pslrtst
OF New York IN BANKRUPTCY vhe matter % Ao-a1r1
Marquis jacob Marquis and Harry a Newman. indi
vduaIiv nd composing the firm OF
A. MARQUIS & CO., Bankrupts.
CHAS SHONGOOp. L. : Ructioneer WI sell Monday
aut Tuesday May 5tn a0S 1879 a. az Il3
80 Ransrupts.
Eisnx OF articles manufactured a7d
uuuls
undoubtedly me finest he's e-n 2aced
Public ard should % b app-ectated
Estful vsile. $4,000
Wholesale this opportunity
Terms Cash. four months approved notes.
oder o. PETER ALEXANDER. TTust-s
Nr<srS GOLDSMITH & BRON\EE.
Trustee. 2t9 Bro3dNsT
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-13

waist trimmed with deep scru lace. Orua-
msnts. diamonds
Mrs. William Taylor OF San Francisco
White peau de sole. with pearl trimming
Mrs. l. s. Upson OF sacramento-white point
Venice lace over white taffeta trimmed with
white violets decOllete.
Mrs Edward Van AIstine OF Sacramento
Gray crepe de chine over silk; corsage dec
ollete with trimmings OF Irish point and black
velvet ribbons. Ornaments. diamonds
Miss Minnie Van Metre OF san Francisco
Black silk, trimmed in open neck; dseoIIets.
Miss Gertrude Wisemsn % Sacramento
White crepe de chine over tsffeta: made dscss<
lete and trimmed with chiffon.
Miss Gertrude Whitaker Of Galt--White silk
crepe de chine over pink taneta; made dscol-
lete. with lace trimmings
Mrs Harris Weinstock OF sacramento-Black
Chantilly net over white tansts made dscol-
Iete: bouquet Of viOlets. Ornaments. ds-
monds-
Mrs E. F. Woodward OF Santa Rosa-BIack
silk net over white silk. trimmings OF lace
and jet, transparent ycle.
Miss Bessie Woodward OF Santa Rosa-BIus
silk null over white silk. trimmings Of silk
creme lace.
Mrs. Clara Wadsworth of san Francisco
Pale blue Dsnre silk p0Dli1. insertion of cream
lace. acoordeou-pIeatsd waist and sleeves.
Miss NJ WeIch Of San Francisco-Whits
peau de sole over pink taffeta.
Miss Letitia Woodward Of San Francisco
Blue crepe. trimmed with shlrrinz and lace
applique. corsaEe decOIIete to match
Mrs. Talbot Wallace OF Sacramento-vhits
surdeta, with ACCORDION peating Of chiffon,
beaded with passementerie.
Miss May Young Of Sacramento-Tsliov
crepe de chine. with panels of black panns vel
vet. made over taffeta OF same shade; dscol-
lete and en- traine.
Mrs II. Z. Yardley OF sacramento-whlts
point desprit trimmed in lace and black vel
vet ribbon; drop skirt OF yellow tanets
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-13
WILL SEND EMISSARY
TO OPPOSE RESERVE
Trinity County to Be Represented
at Washington Klamath Forest
Job.

KESWICK. Jan. 12.-H r. Given q
Weaverville has been appointed by the
Trinity County Board OF Supervisors 10
represent the county at Washington to
oppose the permanent establishment of
the Klamath forest reserve. and have
allowed him 5000 for expenses.
The proposed reservv embraces 49,
900 acres OF land in Trinity. one-fourth
of which is tillable. bur none of which is
valuable for lumber. but nearly all OF
which contains trees suitable for min
ing timber on the 1889 mining claims
located there. By the reserve the South
ern Pacific would escape taxation on
10000 acres of land. The reserve is
not needed TO conserve the water sup
ply. as the county's rainfall of f2 inches
annu-4 4ly is already excessive.
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-13
GORGEOUS RA1MENr AeLEAM.

Mrs r NJ Barnes q san DIego-BIack tai
fefa trimmed IN lace.
Miss Lucy Black q stockton-White orgsndi.
over white tafeta. Earuiture OF white satin
fih7on and white violets; deoolIete and sleeve
joss
Miss Della Bruno OF san Francisoo-whits
onhroidered chiffon over taFeta and lace: cor
sage verg low. trimmed with maltese lace
n.7Ements. pearls.
Miss Minnie Brune Of San Francisco-Blue
crepe de chine over blue taneta
Mrs a =. Booth of sscrsmento-yy,,t. ,s,
ff-a with black Chsntily lace overdreSs
Irilce low trimmed in ribbon roses.
Miss Josephine Blanche OF san Francisco
Cream naousseline De sole over ivory benraltna.
Earniture o. pearl passementerie ana mini
Ioses Ornaments pearls
1lrs j. BIemmer % san Francisoo- Rls.,,
C-sntiIly lace over black taceta- ornsment.
Almonds
Nrs. a.. M Beshsw of san Francisco wore 2
gorgeous gown ~ cloth of silver aDDlicued in
sells ~ roses SHADED from cream N 70 burnt
orange. The skirt was trimmed With white
cordeon caiffon ruffos edged with ruches Of
low sfd orange chiffon over yellow taTefa
with dron skirt ~ white ts1ets- The waist
vas decoilete. trimmed beautifully with
strings Of pearls she wore a superb diamond
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-13
GEMS ADoRN RICH GOWNS.

Miss Edna Harlsnd Of sacramento-Pink
mousseline dc sole. trimmed in black lace.
Irs. .. r. Hubbe1 Of Sacra nento-BIack
silk lace over taffets. embroidered in spangles
Mrs f. c. Hart of sacramento-Striped silk
grenadne. trimmed with lace chiffon. fancy
yoke.
Miss Thea Hart OF acramento-Iavender
organdic. trimmed IN ruffes.
Mrs. John c. Ing of Sacramento White point
dcsprit white ta1eta. made deeollete
and on tratnn.
Mrs. Grove l. Johnson Of sacrsmento-Back
Chantilly lace over black tafeta. Ornaments,
diamonds
Miss Florence Jones OF sacramento-white
etamine over taffets. trimmed in tucks and
cream lace; made decoiiete.
Mrs. W. A. tombstone OF San Dlmas wore
a gown OF cream eoIne trimmed with panne
ried red carnations
Mrs Presley r. Johnston Of Sacramento
Crepe d. chine. pearl gray. trimmed in silk and
pink mousseline de sole
Miss Sarah Jones CT sacramento-Rich black
brocade; ornaments diamonds.
Miss Edith Keagle Of stockton-siIk lace
eishorately spangled; made siecollete.
Mrs. Frederick Kiesel Of Sacramento-Pink
brocaded satin elaborately trimmed with ross
point and chiffon festooned with Bride roses
Mrs. Carl Kaufman OF ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
1noire en- traine. bodice dscouete trimmed in
tations wrap of pearl gray embroidered cloth.
trimmed with pearl gray chenille, white chif-
fon and steel beads.
5frs. Henry J. Kilsarin OF Sacramento
Bisque- -colored crepe de chine, waist trimmed
with coral panre velvet and lace applique.
Mrs. Joseph Kelley of Oakland-White F-evp-
tian crepe appliqued with white net.
Mrs. J. ]. Keegan OF Sacramento-Imported
Arabian net over corn-colored taffeta with drop
skirt of chiffon: waist decolIete. Ornaments
diamonds
Miss Mary Kleinsorge OF sacrsmento-Red
crepe de chine over same shade Of silk with
applique of white net and black ChantiIIy lace
Ornaments. pearls.
Mrs. T. ]. Kirk of Sacramento-Cream silk
trimmed with passerenterie and chiffon. skirt
tucked diagonally. Ornaments diamonds
Miss Imogene Kirk of Sacramento-Tan
crepe over cream silk. trimmed with passe-
menterie.
Mrs George Lane of Sacramento-I.ight blus
etamine over white tafreta, trimmed in Ciuny
lsce made decoIlete Ornaments pearls
Mrs. l.. L. Lervic OF Sacramento-Black silk
popIin: waist draped in black silk net Dia
mond ornaments.
Mrs. Nina Lynn-Black silk grenadine. with
jeweled garniture. fancy bodice; pearl orna-
ments.
Mrs Douglas ~ Lndey of Sacramento
Black and white mousseiine de sole with
panels of black medallions; decolIete orna
ments. diamonds.
Miss Edith Lynn Of Sacramento-Pink crepe
de chine over pink tafeta. trimming or mink
fur. with spangled panne velvet and pink
roses: decollete.
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- ALL HEADQUARTERS Jan. Il
Gorgeous. 10 the extent that mere
words are inadequate IN the de-
sCription of theu were the gowns
NJ The fair guests AZ the inaugural
ban tonight. The beauty ard the
relVsllE n the State we're present. and
0-sS s'tcEetler p great gathering Of
tar women and reSplendent statesmen.
IoloVinc rs a list - the ladies who were
conspicuous ta beautiful toilets:
,--s. George g.. Tsr5ce was Handsomely
r.7r-d i7 cream nr.re with loug court train.
I-e front of tie skirt was trimmed with an
7e"rr rIe7-el ciifrnr founce. headed with
-.eH sra-cleI r-ssS-u-enterfe- The corssz ze
ra" Transparent r-clEe edged with chiffon ruf-
res which were BEADED with narrow spanglcd
s-ene7tere- 0-aau-ents. diamonds
YES Florence Parfee was crsrminEly at
t-f-T0i Nth rIfdes ,he waist having lace
tnse and p berthe ~ tho pink, crepe.
Hr~ MadsI ne Pa-lee more cream silk
t-r Es.rr furfed and waist 20 match
Ms carol Psrdee was simply Eo~-ned in a
irht blue six
bshr Helen Ps-5se wore dainty dress Of
Easr-Et green six
Mrs Alden Anderson ~ Oakland vas bear,-
ffulIf afri0cd i7 "a pearl white hrocaded MORE
over p drop sf'-t ~ white tsTeta usnel ~
white criF0n. shi-ed .t lnter-s'e and hane-
srr-eIr trimmed v-.fh chiffon roses. formed the
front m r1e skirt Tee sides ard hack were ~
n0i-e Tfh -FOUR lace medaiiiols studded with
pearls and lnsertea 81 tho foot n tho skirt
= be ccrFaEe was trimmed with Irish point lace
Eui CHIFFON roses. with transparent yoke. Sh-
70le collar of pearls The wrap worn with
-his costume vas doye-coiored moire trimmed
with white chiffon. having black velvet re-
rer0s vt-h heavy cregm lace insertion
Nrs. FRED ADAMS Of Sacrarneuto-VVhits
chiffon over fsfets- trimmed with lace bodice
dec0.letr Jewels diamonds.
Mrs " ". Allen % san Francisco-Wh hite
chiffon waist sppiiqued in black worn with a
black peau Dc sole skirt en- traine-
Mrs Fred Allen OF Sacramento-Black silk
skirt aad waist of white peau de sole trimmed
with lace; stock and belt % pink panne vel
Mrs. Reeves Atkinson of san Francisco
Black spsngied net over white taffeta silk;
yole cf point d'esrrit- Ornaments. diamonds.
Mrs. r o. Arnold - San Francisco-Green
AIDED six, trimmed IN tiny ruches the
skirt, waist. transparent yoke.
Mrs George Bates Of san Fra ncisco-Cream
c"io7ed Drescen six trimmed fn duchesse lace
Bodice entirely of duchesse- Ornaments. dia-
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-13
RARE LAcEs ON DISPLAY.

Miss Estil Stephens Of Saeramento-Cream
white Brussels net embroidered in chenille
and green silk drop skirt % taneta: skirt
en- traine. Corsage deeolIete. shirred and trim
med with cream panne velvet Cloak cream
white satin lined in pink. collar OF white baby
lamb
Mrs o. a. Stevens Of sscramento-white
pompadour satin with pink rosebuds; dia-
monds
Mrs. s stone OF sscramento-Cream bro
cade corsag &c. transparent yoke.
Miss Ada Sskrom OF San Franeisco-White
satin, trimmed with silver galloon.
Miss Minnie Thompson OF Oakland-Cream
Chantilly 5Iacc over Nile green silk Trans
parent lace yoke. Jewels diamonds
Mrs Edward Twltchell OF Sacramento
White spangIed net over pink taneta. dia-
monds and pearls
Mrs l. }. Trainor OF Sseramento-PearI gray
ta1eta tsmise over taffeta; shirred skirt
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-13
I. o. o. F. InstalIs ofacers.

VALLEJO, Jan. 12.-San Pablo Lodge
No 4S. l. o. o. F.. installed officers this
evening and had as guests Vallejo Can
ton No. 16. Patriarchs Militant. and
Golden State Lodge No. 216. I. o. o. F.
The new banquet hall IN the $1,000 an
mex TO San Pablo Hall was used for the
first time tonight The banquet was
served by Myrtle Rebekah Lodge No. IS,
q o. r
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tfully draped with zpangled net and chiffon;
diamond pendant. a.S
Mrs. Fred Goerk o, sa3.sS o-Black crepe
de Paris over black peau sole, trimmed
with silk appliGI srl chiffon fecollete. Dia-
mcnd ornaments
Miss Bertha Gr,v cramsnto-Turquoise
blue crepe de chinM spangl lace garnl-
ture; made decollet%@~
Miss Eudora CT. r:,se OF sacramento-A
gown of soft clinging material OF champagne
color over white tafeta; corsage trimmed in
velvet lattice design. studded WITH pearls ser
turquoise blue: bertha OF real lace. Orna-
I meats pearls
Mrs. Walter Greer OF Sacramento Black
luisine silk, trimmed with lace and chiffon.
Mrs W G. Hendricks of Sacramento-Red
/ mousselfne de sole over red taffsta. trimmed
with velvet flowers % same shade: skirt
shirred and long train; corsage decolete.
Mrs D. W Higgins OF Sacramento Black
silk trimmed In velvet and lace.
Mrs r. w Hahn OF Pasadena-white broad
cloth, waist trimmed with Cluny lace.
Mrs A. NJ Henderson OF Saeramento-Blue
and white silk with ivory lice applique and
GOLD tissue Diamonds and pearls
Miss Alice Hassett OF Sacramento-BIue crepe
de chine spangled throughout, skirt and waist
shirred, made decoilete
Mrs z. r Hamilton Of Sacramento--vfolet
pesu de sole. with overdress OF black Chan
tlly lace. waist trimmed with garnitures OF
pearl paSSementerie. ornaments, OlamOU0S.
Mrs T. W. Hale OF Sacramento-Gray crepe
de chine. trimmed with duchesse lace
studded with brilliants to form applique made
decollete Ornaments, diamonds
Mrs Reuben u. Hale Of San Francisco
Skirt traire. violet. blue voile. panels of
French knots. waist bertha French handmade
French knots, waist Bertha French handmade
! lace set with medellons OF rainbow tlnts; or
nsments diamonds
Mrs II G. TTahmann OF Santa Rosa-Black
silk, trimmed with jet trimmings. transparent
yoke OF ietted lace.
Mrs J. II. Hetman OF Sacramento-Black
spangIed net black satin. Ornaments. dia-
monds.
Miss Alma Heitman OF Sacramento-Pinl1
mousseine Dc sole over taffeta, made decollete
and trimmed in pink baby roses. Ornaments
pearls
Mrs J. W. Hughes Of Sac-amento-BIack
silk grenadine over black tafeta with bolero
or embroidered chiffon. Ornaments diamonds
Mrs Ernest NJ Hoen OF sscramento-wh
duchesse satin, trimmed with white mousseIine
q eOfe
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-13
SOCIETY IN sPLENDoR.

Miss Rose Sheehsu o. Sacramento-Blue
crepe de chine. trimmed elaborately with lace.
Mrs. Frank Ruhstaller OF Sacramento-Lght
gray etamine over gray taffeta. Ornaments.
diamonds
Mrs. George Sherman OF Black
sransled net over black liberty silk chiffon; a
drop skirt Of tafets. with chiffon ruffiss;
trimmings OF black spanglsd passementerie; ;
decollete and en- traine- Ornaments. diamonds.
Mrs H. :. Seymour OF Sacramento-Peari
gray crepe de chine. trimmed with gariands OF
violets; decolets Ornaments diamonds.
Miss Elsie Smith Of Santa Barbara-white
nnousseline de sole made decolIette and trim
med in Cluny lace; drop skirt OF taffets.
Mrs. 7. W sheehan Of Sacramento-Em-
broidered black broadcloth showing skirt OF
light blue silk. The corsage was embroidered
TO match and trimmed with duchesse lace
Ornaments. diamonds.
Mrs. s. F. Simmons OF Sacramento-Paris
creation OF white satin embroidered in silver
point lace. Ornaments diamonds
Mrs. William Skeels of Sacramento-I-nport
ed lace robe over blue taffeta, made en- traine
and decollete. Ornaments. diamonds
Mrs SC Simmons OF Seerame1to-vhfte
satin trimmed with chiffon roses and crystal
passementerie corsage low. with point lace
garniture Diamond ornaments
Mrs. Fred Smith OF Los Angeles-Black net
sppIiqued in velvet polka dots. with drop skirt
Of black tsffeta. Diamond ornaments.
Mrs. NJ B. Steadman Of Monterey was at
tired in light blue liberty silk trimmed with
chiffon and jeweIed buttons. Ornaments dfa-
mOnds.
Mrs. W. W. Shannon were gown OF cream
crepe de chine skirt tucked IengthwIse with
tan 9leatin@s or chiffon. waist trimmed with
applique and yoke OF transparent lace. Orna-
ments, eorals.
Miss Jennie Shook OK SacramentO-Light blue
silk crepe trimmed with white applique.
4eeollete She wore a string OF pearls
Mrs II G. Smith OF Sacramento-white
chiffon. trimmed with Irish point decollcte.
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-13
TASTE IN TOILETS.

Mrs. Charles Perkins of Sacrsmento-Cream
etamine over cream taffeta trimmed in pearl
beading and chiffon; made decollete and en-
trsine. Ornaments pearls.
Mrs Charles Paine of sacramento-white
crepe finished Lanadov1c> with ffteen-gored
skirt put together with fagotlng. each point
ending in a vaadyke falling over ACCORDION
plcating OF chiffon.
Mrs Mary Ross or Sacramento-Pearl gray
taffeta tamise over gray taffets; skirt and
waist elaborately shrred the waist trimmed
with embroidered chiffon and pink panne vel
vet; wrap o. point lace
Miss Louise Ross of Sacramento-Light blue
foulard skirt shirred and rufned; waist and
sleeves shirred with straps of pink panne vel
vet and cream lace collar; bouquet OF violets
Miss Florence Remick OF Sacramento-Import-
satin trimmed with mousseIine de sole, made
decolete. Ornaments. pearls
Miss Minnie Ruhstaller OF Sacramento
White etamine over white taffeta: elaborately
trimmed with lace and spansles; decollete. Or
naments. pearls.
Mrs. W c. Ralston of Calaveras-Iigh. pink
mousseline de sole with insertion Of lace made
over pink silk to match.
Miss Alice Rott OF Sacramento-BIack silk
etauline elaborately trimmed with lace. She
carried pink La France roses
Mrs o. Runyon OF Sacramento-PearI bro
caded satin en- traine. very rich passementerie
yoke. transparent: ornaments. diamonds.
Mrs r. c. Root Of Sacrsmento-Pink point
d'esprit.
Mrs. Truman Reeves of sacramento-Black
peau de sole.
Mrs. E. d. Stephens OF Sacramento Green
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-13
Two Hundred Chinese Are Drowned.

LONDON, Jan. IA dispatch to the
Daily Mail from Shanghai says land
slide occurred al Nankin on Monday. re-
sulting in the drowning Of 200 Cinnamon.
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-13
MARvELs OF LIGHT AND COLOR

Miss Reta GLADDEN. Of Auburn-Blue sheer
orgaudie over blue tsffets.
Mrs J. y Green OF amento-Black silk
grenadine. hard-embroidered in white carna-
tions. drop skirt Of black taffeta; corsage
decoIlete Ornaments. emeraids.
Mrs william r. Gerber OF Sacraruento-BIack X
SILK crepe over drop skirt or black taffeta
skirt trimmed with folds and beading with pas
sementerie of black silk and blue panne vel =
vet. studded with pearls: corsage high with
pointed yoke of rich passementerie, blouse ef-
feet Ornaments. diamonds.
Miss Annie Gerber Of sacramento-Cream m
lansdowne. trimmed with folds OF liberty chif-
drape or liberty chiffon and cream silk pas
sementere She carried pink carnations.
Mrs Herman Grau of Sacramento-B Black
otterman silk spangied in jet. Ornaments.
diamonds.
Mrs. Julius Gattman OF sacramento-Pearl
gray crepe. embroidered in white made over
chiffon Of same shade Yoke on skirt o.,
duchesse lace. corsage decolete, embroidered,
and bertha OF duchesse lace.
Mrs varney ". Gaskill OF San Francisco
Skirt en- fraine under dress OF corn-colored lou
isine silk chiffon shaded from canary to auiri
cot edged with miniature ruchings; overdress
OF point duchesse lace. appliqued with pink silk
FreBoh roses and black silk lace medalIIons
spangled with gold; waist decoliete edged with
garland Of pink SILK French roses point lace
bertha elbow sleeves. trimmings Of lace and
spangIes: ornaments. diamonds.
Mrs c. B. Greenwel OF Hueneme-Rose
pink silk princess crepe skirt en- traine trimmed
with rose liberty chiffon bodice decollete. BEAU
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-13

@ALL HEADQUARTERS. Jan. I2.-
Gorgeous. 10 the extent that mere
words are inadequate IN the de-
sCription of then1 were the gowns
~ The fair guests AZ the inaugural
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-13

and white moire brocsde. appiiqusd in green
velvet with white cherille: skirt en- traine.
trimmed with hounce; trimmings OF chiffon and
cream lace on waist; cloak. gray brccade. lined
with cream satin. collar OF fox fur.
Mrs. Charles Shook Of Oakland wore a hand
some white louisire silk, with touch Of tur-
Gucise blue velvet on the bodice. The founces
OF the trained skirt were edged with narrow
white ribbons. and a giTdle OF Irish point lace
encirCled the waist. Her jewels were a beau
tiful pearl pendant and diamonds
Mrs. NJ W. Shannon of san Francisco
Lilac silk, trimmed with cream lace; orna-
ments, diamonds.
Miss MAY Shannon OF San Francisco-Cream
crepe de chine. trimmed with transparent yoke
with Tufded chiffon
Miss Hazel Scott OF Sacramento-Pin<
mousselne de sole over taffeta skirt. and waist
shirred and trimmed with green panne velvet
and lace medallons; carried pink carnations
Mrs. Emil Steinman OF Sacramento-Blue
satin foulard, with trimmings OF Brussels lace
Orr 1av MT
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-13

peau de sole trimmed with lace applique, waist
decollete ard finished with a bright red panne
velvet knot on left shoulder.
Miss Elizabeth Dufhcy OF san Rafael-White
silk ctamine over tafrets, trimmed folds and
accordeon pleatings Of chiffon, skirt en- traine'
bodice decoete. with white silk roses.
Mrs George Duficy OF scrsmento-white
SIX. profusely tucked. and trimmings OF sp-
plque; decollete.
Mrs. Bruce Drsy OF Sacramento-An import
ed robe Of chiffon deliberately spang,ed in sill
ver over accordion pIeated skirt Of corn col
ored taneta made low necIed and sleeveless.
The waist was finished around the neck with
Marie Antoinctte collar OF rose point lace.
Ornaments diamonds
Miss Kate Duggan OF Sacra mento-A com
biration or white brocade and siT<' net skirt
en- trane; the net appliqued in scrolls, outlined
IN pearls: corsage decollete. trimmed in the
net. spray Of shaded pink roses falling from
the shoulder
Mrs Robert T. Devnn were cream psnne
crere appliaued with heavy lace trimmed with
chiffon cmsage decollete Ornaments. neck
lace OF da nonds
Mrs Mark Davis or San Francisco-Delfcat te
pale gray foulard, trimmed in lace rich in
design She wore superb diamonds.
Mrs p. e. Dresoher Of Sscramento-Black
Chantiliy lace over pink satin: decoIIete
Miss Louise Drescher OF sacramento White
embroidered null over blue satin; decollete.
Miss Alice Dray Of Sacramento White silk
crepe over white taftets. embroidered In
spsngles: decoIiete.
Miss Edna DcShellan Or Sacramento Pink
dotted chiffon over pink ia feta yoke SHRED
in name. skirt finished with accordion ples;-
ings edged with ruches OF black chiffon
Miss Myra Dufey Of Sacramento Black tai
feta skirt. with blue silk waist
Mrs Bessie Elzea Of Monrovis City. Mo-
White cre.e de chine. apDliqued transparent
yoke
Mrs. J. Cal Ewing OF Oakland. among the
spectators was charming in gown Of blus
silk poplin. trimmed with ecru lace. with which
she wore toque OF beaver and pale pink
velvet.
Mrs. Ed Frazier o. sacramento-Gray peau
De cygne made over white taffeta. the skirt
designed in open work scroll: corsage trans
parent yoke and blouse OF tucked white chif-
fon embroidered in pink roses.
Mrs. y. X Foster Of Osklsnd-Cream silk
crepe yoke. transparent. finished in jeweled
fa-a
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1903-12-11
SALE

Default having been made in the
to pay a certain mortgage
dated December !, 1890, executed aad
delivered by Peter IA. SchWenzfeier
and Henrietta Swenzfeies his wife,
mortgagors, To William A. Ward,
mortgagee. upon Lots Three t3) and
Eonrl4) anG tile East Half of tile
OUTLINE Quarter OF Section Eigh-
teen lI8l, in Township One Hundred
and TWENTY-FIVE ll22l,.ofRangeSlxty-
Fivet65I, West.i in Brown county, South
Dakota. which mortgage contains q
power OF sale, and was on the 9TH Gay
or December 1880, recorded itiSttie Of
fica Of the ReGfSterO OF Deeds of Brown.
county. S. D., inBook 43 of Mortgages
at page 330; that said mortgage was
duly assigned 10y said William a.
Ward to George Stanberry on the 9th
day Of December, 1890, which assign
ment was on the Ord day of June,
1897, duly recorded in the Office OF the
Reglgter0r T14eds0f said county. In
Book 64 of Mortgages at pageg32as
that there in1nOW due and owing OH
said mortgage az the date OF this
notice, the sum of $I163, and no action
Tor proceeding at law or otherwise
haalineen had TO recover said sum or
ANY any partStEereof. Notice is here
by pipensG Chat said mOrtggage WILDE
~lforeclosed BY a sale of said mortgaged
premiSeS,.nnder Saidfpower0f sale, at
public auction atAthe front donrNof
tie court house lii the city OF Aber-
deem, III said Brown county, South
Dakota, III the 18th day Of DecseIl1ber,