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The San Francisco call., 1905-05-19
BOOSTERS OF STATE
ARRANGE CONFERENCE
Leaders in California De-
velopment Work viii
Meet at San Jose.

What promises 10 be one Of the most
important meetings in the history Of Cali
fornia development organizations VIII be
held tomorrow at the San Jose Chamber
of Commerce Delegates from promotion
associations in all parts OF the State will
attend. Every county in California will
be ably represented. The San Francisco
delegates VIII leave on special car AT
o'clock tomorrow morning.
An address of welcome viii be deiiv-
cred by Mayor WorsvicK. V. A Scheller
will speak for the San Jose Chamber
of Commerce and Andrea Sbarboro viii
ton Committee
During the morning session the follow
ing addresses will be given: Develop
ment Work in the San Joaquin Valley
Counties" by Secretary Colvin B. Brown
Of the San Joaquin Valley Commercial
Association; Development Work in the
South Coast Counties" by Secretary Ba-
Iaam of the Lompoc Chamber Of Com
nlerce: California at the National Capt.
tai" by William Ii Bunker. Washington
representative of the San Francisco
Chamber OF Copmerce; Development
Work In the Sierra Counties" by G. b.
Morrow of the State Publicity COMMITTEES.
and Development Work in the Central
Coast Counties by L W. Jefferson Of
HoIlister.
In the afternoon Congressman Kahn
will speak on How Development Organ
izations Aid National Projects for Cali
fornias; Vice President Brooke of the
Sacramento Valley Development Associa-
ton VIII tell about the work in his sec
ton of the State; Secretary woodward
OF the Whittier Board Of Trade win speak
of development south or the Tehachapi: I:
Secretary Craig of the Willis Chamber
of Commerce win talk about development
in the north coast counties; Hamilton
Wright of the California Promotion Com
mittee viii speak on State Publicity %
and Rufus p. Jennings. executive officer
of the California Promotion Committee.
will deliver an address on "The Metropo-
lis and State Development" The affair
viii be concluded with banquet at the
Vendome-
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-19
Entertainments Are Planned
by Daughters Of POcahOn-
tas and Other Fraternities
MEMBERS ENTHUSIASTIC
Popular Eagles Arrange for
a Monthly Feast and So
cial in the Town Hall
s,--.A D4sg..es - n. c.n

REDWOOD CITY. Nay n-azzy oct-
fres. celebrations ard ez-sr-1czents are
being planned by the 1zSer---ss q Saa
Hatao County TIE uEnbers q rhs "a
rious lodges are 6kzplzy=g = rez1 deal
OF errnusiz<u a-c he s1ccsss of sa>h
affair seems assured
On Saturday hight E1dtzoo1z Cou1El
Nc. 81. Degree q Pcczho1rzS. WI SVs
q ball al Alhanhrz Thez1er Ex1Enztvs
prera-atio1s have been na6s ror ne AZ
fair
Bonita Paricr. Native Dzugeos-s q tie
Golden West. has elected ziss Loz1ss
ROussel delegate % TIE Grand Parlor
and Mrs Dora Wilson. z1Lsrnz1e- At the
recent visit ot Grand P-szdenz Ella z
Camiretti and Grand Secretary Lara J.
FraAes 70 Monte RobIes Pzrhor q Saa
M4teo many members OF Bonita Pzrl0r
contributed 70 the evenings entertain
menr
MenIo Partor. Native Sons q the Cod
en- West. is rapidly forging % the front
as one Of the most SUBSTANTIAL parIors n
San Ma1eo County. At ne last meeting
Of the pz<ior twenty new members were
init1a ted
The local Eagles intend 70 give a cezst
and an entertainment every month Y the
Town Hall The Eag1ss here are very
popular. At their recent banquet NJ
Goldsmith. H 2 Butts and Bert Price
had the arrangements in charge
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-19
MORO OUTLAWS
ARE WIPED OUT

MANILA, May l9.-The Moro outlaws,
against whom General Leonard Wood had
been campaigning, have been killed in ac-
tion together with all their chiefs. The
outlaws were supporters and followers of
the Sultan of Sulu- The large chiefs of
the island of Jolo were not involved. The
outbreak was purely an aggregation of
piratical outlaws and disorderly charac-
ters of Sulu and the other islands stretch
In down TO BorHeo.
The positions selected by the outlaws
for defenses were in almost impenetrable
jungles and exceedingly strong, prohibit
ing the use of artillery and necessitating
close contact and an assault in two IN
stances. General Woods forces sustained
a loss OF nine killed and twenty-one
wounded all of whom are doing well.
The constabulary had two killed.
General Wood further reports that "t1e
troops and constabulary behaved splen-
didIy and performed their difficult service
in a highly creditable manner" General
Wood has returned to Zamboanga with
the troops.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-19
WILL OBSERVE
NATIONAL DAY

OAKLAND, May B-Fourth of July
VIII be celebrated by several towns in
Alameda County this year. Alameda,
Haywards. CenterviIle and Elmhurst will
all hold celebrations. and each town is
working busily TO insure successful day
ALAMEDA, May B.-Preparations for
an elaborate observance of the Fourth of
July in this city are progressing rapidly,
and the following subcommittee have
been appointed by Chairman c. r Smith
of the general committee: Finance
George Renner. Frank Otis, c. L Tflden,
Captain A P. Smiley, DR.. Tom Carpen-
ter, Senator NJ W. Simpson, Hugh G.
Gallagher, 3. c. Brown. A r. Baum, 3.
l. Fisher, F. J. Cron. L L. Schuler, w.
H Noy, ]. J. Crawford, Emil Pullman,
J. E. Baker, Congressman J. r. Know
land. C. p. Magagnos. A. T. Dean, Judge
r. 3. Tappan, A V. Clark, W. E Pettes
and emblyman ]. c. Bates; publicity
7. c Coughlin, T. G. Daniels, G. r.
Weeks, F. /. M2cauiey, II. r. Taylor, n.
W. Kenneds and E. r. Allen. fnusic-L.
]. Cordes, W. 3. Kollmyer. Theodore
Yogt, Joseph Magnin and F. n. Dodd,
automobile parade-H. H. Dana. c. c.
Hanley, c. II. Wall. Allan Ramsay, DR..
W. o. Smith, Judge John Ellsworth, DIR.
II. NJ Pond. DIR. w. o. Smith, DR.. A A.
Stafford and A. j. Samuel; 1reworks-E.
B. Thorning, Paxton Wright. George Full
ton and George Hickman; transporta ton
j. ". GiIlogly, E. r. Anthony and
Frank Frost; water carnival-E- K. Tay-
Ior, Henry Landsberger, Paxton Wright,
Albert kim, Louis Weinemann, Harray
Sheramsky, ". c. Donnefly, G. Harold
Ward, Paul Kellogg, William Hammond
Jr, George Lewis and C. P. Doe; prizes
DR.. c. L. Tisdale, A o. Gott and C. n.
Miller; electric Hlumina tion-Joseph B.
Kahn.
The celebration will take place in the
evening and will consist of a parade of IL
Illuminated automobiles, fireworks, water
carnival on the tidal canal band concert
and an electrical display.
HAYWARDS, May 1S.-Almost all the
arrangements are complete for the Hay
wards Fourth of July celebration. which
promises to excel anything that has been
ATTEMPTED here in this line Dexere. Over
1920 has been raised already, and as
much more is ready upon call. The ad-
verfising is being thoroughly handled by
George A Oakes, and many novel fea-
lures are promised for the day. Among
these a baseball game to be played at
night by electric light; hose races be-
tween fire companies from San Leandro,
Pleasanton, Livermore and Haywards,
and a clay pigeon shoot will be features.
The literary programme will be excel
lent and 1t is expected that Congressman
Duncan McKinIay of Santa Rosa will ac-
cept the invitation that has been rendered
him as orator of the day.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-19
BOADSNEN ARE
LEFT IN LURCH
Alleged PickpOcket Fails to
Put In IN Appearance
When His Case Is Called
SHERIFFS AFTER HIM
His Partner Is Convicted
and 1t Is Believed That
He Has Fled the Country

OAKLAND. Nay N-When the case Of
Morris Murphy. alleged pickpocket was
called this morning before Judge Waste
there was no response 10 his name, and
after waiting until O'Clock this after
noo1 . bench warrant was issued for bis
arrest II Is believed. however. that
frightened AZ the conviction Of George
ThOnpso1 for the robbery Of J d Illow,
with whom Murphy was arrested, ne has
1ec- A L. Flick, his attorney. was not
present and sent word that he was sick
Murphy, George Thompson and Albert
Norton. three Eastern crooks. were ar
rsstec for picking the pocket Of Inflow as
De was about TO aEght from the Seventh
street local train Thompson was triec
and convicted and comes Up for sentence
sb3e 20 have friends put up szO9 bonds
each for their appearance, and il is now
briieved they did not wait after Thomp-
son's conviction as the case against them
Is said 70 be even stronger than that
against Thompson
The bOndsmen for Murphy are Albert
lfE ldonado and John A Drolet Of San
Francisco. while r. s and H Ia OSgood
are Eure1ies 1Or Norton In speaking
about their man this evening the OEgoods
said. Let him skip. His friends put up
Szls5 with US for MS appearance, and It is
on hand when needed
One Of the jurors summoned on the
panel 20 Try Murphy was one Of those
VINO attended the butchers picnic al
Shell Mound yesterday and was
touched for 81
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-19
PRAISE IS GIVEN TO
FONG SEC.
Brightest of Chinese
Students at the
University.
Edits English Page of
Magazine for
Orientals.

BERKELEY, Nay G-UniQue among
the sights during the commencement ex-
erclses at the University Of California
was that which spectators observed when
Caucasian japanese and Chinese stood
together before President Wheeler and
received their diplomas testifying 10 the
fact that the university had graduated
representatives Of each nation and race
Prominent among the Chinese who re-
eeiEed diplomas was Fong Sec, rated as
the nest brilliant Chinese scholar at the
university, and further distinguished as
the editor Of the official Chinese annual
published by the Oriental students in the
United States who are now in attend
ance at American universities.
Fong Sec is a protege Of Professor Fry
er. Il charge Of the departmnt of Orien-
tai languages at the University of Cali
fornla He has spent four years at the
State University, graduating yesterday.
when a score OF his Caucasian classmates
failed to receive the coveted degree.
The magazine Of which Fong Sec is the
English editor is printed by the Oriental
students II American universities The
edition for the year L2s has just been
received BY Professor Fryer. The name
Of the publishing company is the Chi
nese Student Alliance Of America The
Chinese editor is Y. Chang. sophomore
al the University OF California Other
contributors are S. U-fL N. Jee. a Cali
forn1a sophomore; s. 7. Kongo, a Cali
fornia senior, and S. Young, graduate
student Of California
The magazine aims 10 include a COM
plete directory of Oriental students in at
tendance al American universities Ac-
cording TO this directory there are nearly
10 such students IN America
Tue publication is dedicated TO Sir l.
Lxang. Chinese Minister at Washington
II contains an article by Miss S. Hsueh
Of the Oakland High School, a cover de-
sign by z Chinese artist named Ching,
and articles by Walter Fong, Califor-
ma University graduate; z. F. Sec, Eng
lish editor; S. Young. a graduate of the
University Of California, and C 7. Wang,
president Of the society which publishes
the annual.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-19
WILL ATTACK
EXCLUSION LAW

CLEVELAND, May 18.-That there is
a strong combination of all the Chinese
in the United States preparing to fight
for what they consider their legal rights
of entering and acquiring a residence in
the United States was stated tonight bv
Moy Lee, Chinese who is at the head of
the local branch OF the organization Moy
Lee stated that the Chinese have received
advices from Sir Chen Tung LANG. the
Chinese Minister to Washington, that be
has received orders from the Chinese
Government to see that the Chinese citi-
zens in this country protect their rights
by organizing.
The organization, according to Moy Lee.
dates since the visit of Prince Pu Lua
to this country a year ago. An appeal
will be taken in the Federal Court in this
city next week in the case OF a Chinese
who has been ordered deported from the
United States in conformity with the Chi
nese exclusion law.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-19
KNIGHTS ELECT
NEW OFFICERS
Special Dispatch to me Can.

SAN LUIS OBISPO. May 1S-The big
gest and best parade the Knights Of
Pythias Grand Lodge has given for years
was the one given in this city to-day.
Two thousand people participated and
thousands lined the streets as onlookers.
AT noon after the parade the delegates
and visitors were given a clambake and
feast in the open air.
At the Grand Lodge SESSION this after
neon the following officers were elected:
Grand chancellor. David c. Clark, Mayor OF
Santa Cruz. grand vice chancellor Superior
Judge George Short Of Hanf0rt: grand prelats.
w. d. Wagner of San Bernardino. grand
keeper Of records and seals. Colonel Schafrner
San Francisco, grand master Of excheQuer. s.
G. Little, Dixon; grand master at arms, g. e
Williams. Santa Monica: grand inner guard
c. EonmaSon. Paris. grand outer guard J. H.
johnson, Sacramento
The Rathbone Sisters elected the fol-
lowing officers:
Grand chief Clara E Martin. stockton:
grand senior. Mary ]. Downing Pomona;
grand junior Josie E. Moss Bakersfield; grand
manager, Julia Day, San Francisco: grand
mistress OF records and correspondence, Laura
Holmes. Oakland: grand mistress OF finance
Miss Mae Stiegelnan. Salinas; grand protector
Matte Fly, San Luis Ooispo. grand guardian.
representative, Lily Samnels, Oakland: alter
nate Ella s. Pringie.- Santa Cruz .
The matter of building Pythian home
is still undecided The Grand Lodge win
adjourn tomorrow.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-19
SAY THEIR DAUGHTER
HAS BEEN KIDNAPPED
Reno Couple Charge a Visitor
to Nevada With Steal
ing Child.

RENO. May 1&-Lfrrle Lola Webb q
sixteen-year-old girl OF this city. has
been missing from her home for the
past three weeks and all efforts to To-
cate her have been fruitleSs- II IS now
suspected that she has been kidnaped
and her parents who are quite promi-
nent people OF Reno. to-day swors To
a warrant charging J. r Grinths. q
stranger In this city. with the crime.
The parents allege that Grtrths ar
rssec IN Reno several weeks ago and
in some manner met their pretty
carghter. he was with her quite orren
uat1 about three weeks ago. when he
and the girl mysteriousiy disappeared.
TERREES CHu-DRES-Aurun Ns-n~n
If3 San Carlos sren1es was Eckad NJ n ths
insane ward Of the Energncy HosQkrzl Vs.
terday- He has been IN the habit q ch<zsrx
bis children aoout the house and chr-atenin<
then
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-19
ADvERT1sEanENrS
Periodic
Pains.

DR.. Miles Anti-Pain Pills
are 4 most remarkable remedy
for the relief of periodic pains,
backache, nervous or sick head
ache, or any Of the distress
ing aches and pains that cause
women so much suffering.
AS pain is weakening, and
leaves the system IN an ex-
hausted condition, II is wrong
TO suffer moment longer than
necessary, and you should take
the Anti-Pain Pills on first in
dication OF an attack.
If taken as directed YOU NAV
have entire confidence in their
effectiveness, IS well as in the
fact that they will leave no dis
agreeable after-effects.
They contain no morphine,
opium, chloral, cocaine or other
dangerous drugs.
For a long time I have suffered
greatly with spells OF backache- that
seem aIlncst more than i can endure.
Lnsss attacks come on every month.
ano hSt Two or three days. 7 have
never been able to get anything that
would give me much relief until 7 be
1eSan the use OF Dr. Miles Anfi-Pain
fns. ana they always relieve me in a
snort ume- My sister. who suffers
tSs eSrs sane way; has used them with
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Or. Niles Anti Pain Pills are sold bv
your DRUGGIST. vino will guarantees t1at
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The San Francisco call., 1905-05-19
The Rathbone Sisters elected the fol
lowing officers:
DAWSON BUTCHER DRIVES
BAND OF CATTLE OVER ICE
Arrives During Cleanup at Fairbanks
and Sells Them at a Big
Prpaf-

TACOMA, Nay 1S--C- H Authier. a
Dawson meat dealer. reached there Just
before breaking up began with herd
of two hundred cattle and sheep driven
over the ice from White Horse in nine
teen days The animals are being killed
at big profit during the cleanup. Feed
had been distributed along the tran
Several animals broke through the ice
while crossing Stewart River. but were
saved
Mrs Sam Wall. who made $4,000 Iast
year in the Yukon in merchandise. win
leave Dawson for Fairbanks on one OF
the hrst vessels with seventy-five tons
Her husband is editing a paper AZ
Fairbanks.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-19
LITTLE TOWN
IS PROSPEROUS
Citizens of South San Fran
cisco Favor Project to In
corporate Lively Village
ADVANTAGES OFFERED
Possession of Deep Water
Makes Place Valuable as
a Manufacturing Center
ADVANTAGES OFFERED
Special Dispatch to IN. can

SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO. May B.-It
is probable that steps will shortly be
taken to incorporate this town The town
is growing rapidly and possesses an ac-
tive Improvement club that is urging IN
various ways ITS advantages From a
manufacturing point Of view South San
Francisco has much 10 offer. II win be
directly on the line Of the Southern Pa
cffic when the bayshore cutoff is COM
pieted- 1t has the only deep water front
age on the San Mateo Peninsula The
proposition TO incorporate is meeting an
enthusiastic response. notwithstanding
the hazard of perhaps higher taxation
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-19
WILL VISIT PORTLAND
IN sPRARIE SCHOONER
Aged Oregon Pioneer and Historian
Plans Novel Trip TO North
ern ExD0hftf0n.

TACOMA, May 1S.-Driving ar OK
team hitched to an original prairie
schooner, Ezra Mceker, historian and
pioneer of Washington. will retrace
the Oregon trail this summer, and will
camp with his outfit" on the banks
OF the Willamette long enough TO
take q peep at the worlds fair
oak wagon which has been enjoying
for fifty years retirement in an old
shed on the banks of the Cowlitz River
1t played a part in the march Of
pioneers across the plains in the carly
fifties.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-19
STEALS FOR BABY.

OAKLAND, May 1S.-wiiliam Hat
ielc, a painter residing at s22 Chest4
mt street. has been held 10 answer
on a charge of breaking into James
Jasper's residence, 740 Willow street,
and stealing money and jewelry Hat
field said he s1uandered his savings,
and committed the crime to get money
TO support his child, whose mother died
when the baby was months old.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-19
YSAYE WILL GIVE But TWO
MORE CONCERTS IN CITY
Great yiOIfnfsf Is TO Present Final Pro
grammes This Evening and at
Tomorrow Matinee.

Yssye's two last concerts viii be
given this evening and at a matinee
tO-DOrroW- Owing 70 the failure 10
have an orchestra in readiness the
Sunday evening concert has been aban-
coned-
This evening the programme will in
clUde: Sonata in 9 major, No. 4, (Han-
del); concerto IN z minor CMendels-
sohn); Parsifsl Paraphrsse CWagner-
WilhelmD; Romance ia g major
fBeethOven)s Second Polonaise (EYieni-
swski), and the Otello FantasIe
(ErEst)-
The last programme, Saturday matt
nee, VIII include Sonata in major
(BeethOvenD Concerto in = minor. No
z. (Bruch): Extase (Poeme 30. D
CTsaye): Berceuse CFaure); Caprice en-
forme de Valse Saint t-Saens- Ysaye5
and (by reqUest) Airs Russes CWieni-
aUsk1
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-19
Leaves Husband PrsaiIes...

+. Weisman, 71s1z Bryant street, re-
ported 10 the police yesterday that his
wife Mary had run away from home on
May Is, taking with her all his clothes
and $1s5, all the money he had saved.
He had no idea where she had gone
or why she should have left him. She
is 81 years of age. He could not be-
lieve there was another man in the
case
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-19
HALF MOON BAY
BANK FORMED
Articles of Incorporation
Showing a Capital Stock
of $4,000 Are on Record
NEED OF INSTITUTION
Limited Number OF Shares
Will Be Sold to Residents
of the Lively Coast Town
NEED OF INSTITUTION
spsr.., p.,,sses = N. c.n

REDWOOD CITY. May B--Arricies OF
incorporation Of the Bank OF Halfnoon
Bay have been fled and a. far as the
formzIitieS of the law are concerned TIE
financial institution. for which the coast
town OF san Mateo County has waited
50 long. Is qualified 10 begin o0s1neSs-
The capital stock OF the new bank L
SO. 90. ali OF which is subscribed and paid
up The directors are Wellington Gregg
Jr.. James J. Fagan. Douglass D wat
son and ". B. Cope OF San Francisco anc
c. E Green. George ". Dicke and A Z.
Gianini Of San Aateo-
A limited amount Of stock VIII be sold
to residents OF Haffmoon Bay Tempo
rary quarters viii be secured for the
bank ard as soon as possible q perua-
nent building viii be constructed
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-19

WILL OPEN CALIFORNIA HEADQUAR
TERS.-The California Promotion Committee
will provide headquarters at tho concIave Of
the Turn Verein of the United States at IN
dianap0iis in June for the California delega-
ton. Eighteen Californians, under Hans
Gcetz. viii attend the cpncl4ve to compete for
prizes At the California headquarters Cali
fornia fruits and California literature win be
distributed.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-19
MURDERER To HEAR DEATH
SENTENCE SECOND TIME
Negro Once Repr5eved II Taken From
San Quentin by the sheriff Of
Santa Clara

San QUENTIN. May 1S.-Sherin 2.
a. Ross Jr-- accompanied BY a deputy.
took Wilson r Howard. a negro mur-
derer. TO San lose 10 be resentenced to-
day Howard was TO have been hanged
on July "A, 1898 On that day a reIe-
gram was sent informing Warden
Aguirre that papers containing a re-
prieve were on the way. Attorney Gen.
eral u 8 Webb advised Aguirre 70
wait for the papers They arrived at
1870. two hours after the time set for
the execution Howard killed Andre
Sauer, an aged French sesvenger.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-19
HAND CRUSHED BY CHAN.

SAUSALITO. May 1S--The left hand
OF Roadnaster Clyde p. Gilmore OF the
North Shore Railroad was severely
lacerated last night. Gilmore. while
experimenting the repairs TO the
damaged slip. saw that one OF his
subordinztes was IN danger OF being
injured by q ton OF loose chain To
save the man he grabbed the chain.
and his hand was crushed
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-19
TO CELEBRATE ARBoR DAY.

OAKLAND. May Ie-Arbor day Wi
be celebrated at ne Anderson Academy
al Irvington on Saturday, May 20 A
large number Of invitations have been
issued in Oakland. Alameda and San
Francisco. The class tree will be
planted on the arrival Of the 1915
train from Oakland
Bishop Nichols Of the Episcopal
church will deliver the principal ad-
dress and then lunch viii be served. to
be followed by dancing.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-19

MISTAKES GIN BOTTIE.-I.s A. snssr
796 Mission street. last night drank a doss Of
ammonia IN place OF sin. He nov lies at the
dition- -
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-19
ChurchiIl Get. Three Years.

United States District Judge de
Haven yesterday sentenced Henry
Churchill to three years Imprisonment
at hard labor in the penitentiary at
San Quentin and to pay fine Of s100
for counteSfeiting dimes. August Rose.
accused of stealing brass from Mare
Island, was discharged. Captain W. =.
MilDurn of the British ship Heathdene
was arrested on charge of allowing
two japanese members of his crew
afflicted with trachoma to escape.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-19

The man who broods over his trou-
bles only increases the brood.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-19

Rain nor sun ever interrupts the Iabors Of
Dan Cupid. We sooner recover from one
surprise than he springs another upon U.S.
A day or two ago Miss JEAN Downey and
Hugh Goodfellow finally 'fessed up the en-
gagement that Dame Grundy insisted upon
gOssip.ng about nearly year ago, and now
we learn that Edwin Oliver is to follow in
his brother Roland's footsteps and become a
benedict. His engagement TO Miss Minnie
Walker Of Grass Valley was announced to-
day and was a real SURPRISE as few Of his
friends were aware that romance had found
an abiding place IN his heart.
The young bride was the guest OF honor to-
day at a luncheon given by Mr.. divers two
charming sisters, Misses Carolyn and Anita
Oliver Pink sweet peas and pale blue rfb-
bons were combined with dainty effect in the
decoration. and about the circular board were
seated Mrs. Dan Beiden. Mrs. John J. valen-
tine, Mrs. Edward Kenneth Lowden Mrs
Willard Williamson Mrs. VIII Kincaid Miss
CordeIia Bishop Miss Marion Walsh Miss
Noeiie de Cola, Miss Ethel CreIlin Miss Lu.
cretia Burnhann Miss Rose Kales Miss Cert
rude Taylor. Miss Minnie Walker Miss Lucy
France Miss Florence Brown, Miss Chrissie
Taft Miss Carolyn Oliver and Miss Anita
Oliver.