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MARRIAGEs.

EGERsDORFF-TRIG this city, Frederick
G. Egersdorff OF Chicago and Mabel Martha
Trigg.
FISCHER -BEHN-In this city. July 4. 1906.
by the Rev. J. ]. Fuendeling, Walter r.
Fischer and Marie S. Behn.
GAsPER-ATwooD-In Berkeley. CAL July l.
1906 nj st. Matthew's Episcopal Church, by
tile Rev. f. A. MCGOWAN, C. L. Casper OF
Oakland and Jeanette l. Atwood Of Berke-
ley.
HUNTLEY this city. July 5.
1906 by the Rev. J. J. Fuendeling. Arthur
c Huntley NJ. D.. and Marie F. Ducker.
MCCARTHY Y-sCHRoEDER--In this city, July
Z 1905. by the Rev. ]. J. Fuendeing, NIL
ton J. Mccarthy and Sophie L. Schroeder.
McEHLERAN-MccART this city. July g.
1906. by the Rev. Otto 1relan, Matthew G.
McEhleran and May Z. Mccarty, both OF
San Francisco
RuSSEII-BRYANT-I this city. June 80,
1906 by the Rev +. s. Ford, James Henry
Russell and Caroline Bryant, both of San
Francisco.
SCHAFER-sTRAToN-I this city. June 30,
1906, By the Rev. J. ]. Fuendeling. David s.
Schafer and Helen NJ. Straton.
vOLQUARDS-LULsBER this city July
Z. 1906. by the Rev. J. Fuendeing. Carl Vol
- ris AL 81 ian IA -.
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PROPOSALS.
rIcE TO CONTRACTORS.

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
Offce Of the Board OF State Harbor Commits
sioners Union Depot and Ferry House. san
Francisco Cal June 90 I906-SeaIed proposals
OF bids viii be received at this office at or
prior 70 2:I5 O'Clock p m on Thursday, July
-. 1906. for furnishing materials and con-
etructing q freight piatforI-H and Office building
thereon on seawan lot No. Of the City and
County OF San Francisco. in accordance with
the plan and specihca fions prepared therefor
ed by the Board June 2s 1906 and on file in
this Office. 70 which special refereDce is hereby
made The materials 10 be used IN the work
viii consist Of the requisite quantity Of red
wood and yellow fr lumber. bolts spikes, nails
etc all 70 be OF best quality specihei
No bid viii be received unless Il is made
on q blank form furnished from this office. and
ss accompanied by certified check for FIVE
i5) per cent OF the amount Of the bid. payable
10 the order Of the Secretary Of the Board,
guarantee % the part Of the successful bid
der that he will. within six 80 days after the
contract 10 do said work. according TO the
plans and specification prepared therefor: and
VIII also execute aud file with this Board q
bond IN such sun the Board may deem ad-
.quate with q surety company to be approved
IN the Bosrd Of State Harbor Comm issioners
81 smell contract nor viii said bid be consid-
cred by this Board unless delivered TO the
Soc~ersrv or TO the Assistant Secretary at the
oface Of the Secretary. at or prior 10 2;l5
,-clo~k n "a on Thursday July - 1906. at
.,-i,iei ,fme and place the bids VIII be opened
r sn bids II deemed for the best interests
~ tie state. Bidders are invited 70 be present
IN lie oDeninv 81 the bids CHAS II. SPEAR,
ID MACKENZIE. HENR1 J. CROKER.
Bsard OF State Harb0r Comm issloners- LOTT
j. N0RTON. ch.ef EagiDeer JOHN ID. Fof
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CASH WITHDRAWALS
HURT MARKET.
Trust Companies Check
Out Heavy Deposits
to Increase Reserves
MovementStops an Early
Upward Tendency of
Speculative Stocks

NEW YORK. July Until 1t was
unsettled by the publication of the
weekly bank returns, tOday's stock
market showed the good effect of a
turn in favor OF the support OF the
market which appeared yesterday. A
stimulating effect was the buOyancy OF
the Hill stocks. These were affected
by revival OF the ore lands deal
rumors. United States steel stocks re-
sponded in sympathy. Other specula-
tive leaders moved upward concurrent
ly. The gains were abruptly lost upon
the appearance OF the bank statement.
which was a decided disappointment.
Preliminary estimates OF the weeks
currency movement had given rise TO
hopes of a small gain In cash The re-
quirement of the trust companies to
comply with the new law increasing
the proportion of reserves to be held
in their vaults has been discussed for
some time, but il was not supposed THAI
the withdrawal of the whole amount
needed would be deferred until the ex-
act date of the required change The
banks loss OF SIS. sos. 000 cash during the
week seems TO point to that procedure
having been followed.
Rates for sterling exchange were
maintained in the nominal market OF
today and the money market was re-
ported easier. The Bank OF England
secured gold in the London market
without apparent opposition from New
York. The rise in sterling exchange
and the fall in the discount rate at
Paris also relieved London of money
pressure There was another transfer
from here through the Sub-Treasury OF
$500, 900 to San Francisco. which is due
to remittance for payment of Insurance.
losses.
Total sales of bonds. par value. s3,-
100000.
Conditions in the stock market have
been exceedingly unsettled during the
week. The pressure Of the July settle
ments was in evidence with the opening
of the week, resulting IN a c0nsidera-
BILE calling OF loans on the stock mar
ket on stock collateral and a furry in
call money to s per cent.
The pressure on the stock market 10
in strong contrast with the prosperity
and bright prospects uniformly report
and industry General confidence ex-
lists in the promise of prosperous har-
vests. Authorities in the iron and
steel trade pronounce present condi-
tions unprecedented and the only check
the lack of labor. Commercial agencies
point to well sustained demand for
merchandise. Railroad earnings show
large increase over the corresponding
periods in previous years and traffic
officials report an undiminished ton
mage in sight.
Bonds have been dull and were held
more generally only at concessions.
United States 2s and the new As cou-
pom declined 4. the IS coupon g and
the 3s registered Ia per cent on call
during the week
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IMPOSTOR PERSONATES
MILLIONAIRE BALDWIN
Man in Manitoba Announces He
Is the Real Lucky" and
Tells Weird Story.

Hull McClaughry, son-in-law of E. j.
Baldwin, denies the truth of the story
telegraphed Irom Winnipeg, Manitoba.
to the effect that Lucky Baldwin is
in Port Fort Rouge undergoing medi-
cal treatment for palpitation of the
heart. He declares that the old man
is on his ranch at Santa Anita, Cal
that he has not been out of the State
for years, and that he is not sick at
all, with the exception of taking a
treatment for his eyes. The dispatch
contains what purports to be an inter-
view with Baldwin at Fort Rouge on
July 5, in which he is made 70 say
that he was anxious to get back to New
Orleans to see his horses run; that he
was taken from his California ranch
six months ago and arrived at Fort
Rouge nine weeks ago.
Mr.. Baldwin visited me last week in
this city" said NcCiaughry. "and took
a trip about the city viewing the ruins
of the fire. He Is now on his ranch at
Santa Anita. The Fort Rouge Bald
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Continued From Page 20, Column 4
occupies an adjoining car. and the lat
ter telephoned for an ambulance
Wilson asked Langreuter what had
become of his watch. and the latter
replied that he did not know. Police
man Greggains arrived on the scene
before the ambulance came. but the
injured man was uncommuntcative and
soon afterward lasped into uncon-
sciousness.
STAIRWAY OVERTURNED.
1t was in the small shed in the rear
of the car that Langreuter met his
injury. The floor of the shed is about
four feet lower than that of the car
and the two are connected by a series
of five wooden steps This stairway
was turned on it's side when the place
was searched by the police, and there
was blood on one of the boards
1t Is possible that the solicitor was
thrown down these steps and may have
received a portion of his injuries in
this manner. How he lost his watch
is not known, but it was probably
dropped in the scuffie and picked UP
by some person before the police ar
rived.
Langreuter says he spent the day at
tending to business about town. and
that he decided to go to his room at Ss1
Ashbury street about 4 o'clock in the
afternoon. After he boarded the car
he changed his mind and resolved to
continue his journey as far as the beach.
After alighting at the boulevard sta
tion and taking seat in the waiting
room all recollection of what subse-
quently occurred is lost, according to
his statement.
Langreuter has resided at the Ash
bury-street address for the last year,
and his landlady, Mrs. Garland, says
that his habits have always been reg
ular and that he has been a model
lodger
The injured man was removed to the
French Hospital late yesterday fore
noon. and no one except the police is
admitted to see him. He has had sew
eral hemorrhages and the physicians
fear that he suffers from severe inter
ial injuries. His condition is not
deemed dangerous unless further COM
plicationS arise.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.

The following marriage licenses were issued
Gregory Valerie p. Kenthed. and Rose Nc
Cartner. Is Kentheld.
Louis Nusbaufn. %. Philadelphia. and Edna
L. Kohlberg. 81. 1875 Green street.
John Reese. %. 1864 Ninth avenue and Ma
bel Gary. IS, 1854 Ninth avenue.
Howard F. Droke, 81. 2990 Folsom street, and
Susie Cohelin, 10. i4ll59 Guerrero street.
James Greig. %. 255 Mississippi street and
Alma E. Lewis. Is. 253 Mississippi street
Timothy c. Mcmahon. 81, 1025 Steiner street.
and Margaret McAleer. %. 1925 Steiner street.
Samuel Frank. SO, 1864 Buchanan street and
Fannie Bernstein. 20. 1854 Buchanan street
Otto Vieroth. 2s, Berkeley. and Susan Dodge.
q. 22s7 Ffbert street
Peter J. Burke. %, 1916 Valencia street. and
Katie 7. Meyers. %. 1915 Valencia street
Martin Zehler 2s, Grand Rapids Mich, and
Norah Keating 10. New Orleans
Samuel Brand. 33 900 Thirty-th avenue
and Emma r Smith. 20. 200 Thirty-third ave
william Hollzer. q, 120s Buchanan street
and Helen G. Warshauer, IS, 1160 Golden Gate
avenue.
OAKLAND. July THE following marriage
licenses were issued today:
David A. Clark, "A, Berkeley, and Anna NJ.
Hansen. 21 Oakland.
Gland A Simons, 81, San Francisco and
Selma A. Anderson. 2S, Fresno.
Norman Stewart. %. San Francisco and Cath
crime A. Murchison 26 San Francisco.
Joseph /. Silva, 20, San Francisco, and Lizzie
Parker. 21. San Francisco.
Manuel C. charola. SO, Benicia, and Maria v.
George n. Walker, %, Oakland, and Agnes
Farrell %. Oakland.
Charles D. s. Boice Jr 81 Oakland, and
Stella u. Gallagher, %. Oakland.
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PERSONALS.

C. 5. White Of Omaha is at the Bal
timore.
Tv Brown Jr. of San Jose is at the
Baltimore.
J.B. de Jarnett of Colusa is at the
A NJ Lovelace of Portland. Or. is at
the Majestic.
H. s. Gibbs and wife of Shanghai are
at the Baltimore.
L. H Mcbride and wife of Goldheld
are at the Majestic.
T H. Daley and wife Of Spirit Lake
are at the Baltimore.
B. H. Horkins Of Silverhill. Ariz.. is
at the Baltimore.
Russell Hawkins. manager Of the
Diamond Match Company. is at the Ma
jestic.
Carl n. Frifeldt and c. r. Virgin Of
Chicago are at the Majestic.
z. p. Newhan Of Tonopah is at the
Dorchester.
Herman Kinzton Of New York is at
the Dorchester.
w. C. Savage, prominent in the West
ern Union Telegraph Company. with
headquarters in New York. is at the
dorchester.
George L. Hooper. president of the
First National Bank OF Denver, is at the
Dorchester.
j. B. Duggan and ]. ]. Olthoff OF New
York are at the Dorchester.
OAKLAND. July IA party Of Ham
burg-American tourists. composed Of
Captain w. Stepski and wife OF Berlin;
Dr. Kempf and wife and NJ. Sinquest.
Berlin: NJ Thoma, Paris; r. Stemsfel.
Dresden: F. G. Knfesche. Berlin, and
F. Mink, Bonn. returned yesterday from
a trip to Monterey and left this after
noon on the Siberia for the orient.
A. L. Boyden and wife and DR.. w. ID.
Wise and wife OF Medina. Ohio. are
registered at the Crellin- They are
making a short summer tour of the
coast.
Miss Ella McJunkin and J. B. Nc
JuHtin OF Hanford are at the Athens
Thomas Fetch. an attorney of Los
Angeles. is making short stay at the
Metropole
w. v. Pray and wife of Manhattan.
New. are registered at the CreIlin-s
A. Giger of Paterson. n. j.. is maxi
ing a short stay at the Athens.
W. H. Hatton of Modesto is at the
Crellin.
Mrs. Wardweu Couch. the Misses
Emma H. Peery. ]. J. Peery and Her
bert Peery of San Diego are registered
at the Touraine.
Miss A Ratclifre of Newcastle. Ind,
is registered at the Crellin-
Miss Edith F. Ray of san Francisco
is staying at the Touraine-
@. Lund OF CnlcdBO - at Oho HtHOnS.
A. w. Martin OF Los Angeles is reg
fstered at the Touraine.
Horace c. Lippincott and wife OF
Philadelphia are making tour or the
coast They are at the Metropolis.
E. Philip and son Of Milwaukee are
at the Crellin.
E. n. Tenn Of Cleveland is at the
Athens.
Arthur D. Nichols OF Glasgow Ia
staying at the Metropole.
L. d. II. Prince Of Honolulu Is max
ing a short stay at the Touraine.
Colonel w. E. Biddle of Philadelphia
is at the Metropole.
]. w. watkins Of MADEIRA is making a
short stay at the Athens while in town
on business
Frank Rodgers of Lexin gton. KY, 10
registered at the Metropolis.
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prnrrnmme md Pnrk.

Following is the musical programme
that will rendered at the park to-
day: star Spangled Banner; march.
Chicken Chowder." Lampe; overture.
Jolly Fellows Suppe; waltz. Belle
vilIe." Milloecker; solo for euphonium.
selected. Louis K1otz: grand selection,
.4Benediction OF Poignards." Meyerbeer:
overture. "Semiramide." Rossini; min
uet. Paderewski; selection, The Sere-
made" Herbert: Oriental serenade. The
Star Dreamer" Benedix; paraphrase,
Home. Sweet Home" NehL
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BIRTHS, MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.

Birth. marriage and death notices sent by
mail wiz not be Inserted. They must be handed
IN at either Of the publicatio offices and be
indorsed with the name and residence of persons
authorized 10 have the published. Notices
restricted simply TO the announcement OF the
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BIRTHS.

MEYERs-July 3. 1905, to the wife Of Dr. R {
Meyers, daughter
SHORT-In this city. July 5. 1906 to the VIII
OF J. G. Short. a daughter.
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SEWING MACHINES.

SINGER SEWING MACHINES
WHEELER & WILSON
SEWING MACHINES
Needles. Parts and Supplies for both
SOLD ONLY BY
SINGER SEWING MACHINE co.
Machines for Family Use at
80 Eaight Street san Francisco. Cal
IlJ6 Kaiencia Street. san Francisco Cal
4G5 Twelfth Street, Oakland. Cal
Machines for Manufacturers Use at
-05C Washington Street. Oakland. Cal
Central Agency FOR Pacific Coast
SO Lwe.fta Street. Oakland. Cal
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will cost $4,000. 1t will contain 174
rooms and seven stores and will be
completed in six mpnths. The site II
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LANGREUTER REFUSES

Continued From Page 20, Column !
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DIVIDEND notlce.-The Giant Powder Com
pany. Consolidated, Giant station, Cal.--A div
ldend No. 90 Of City cents (50c) per share
on tie issued capital stock Of the conipanT has
been declared payable. July 10. 1906. Trans
Ter books VIII close July g. 1906, at noon.
Cheeks VIII be mailed.
= q OHM Secretarv
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MANY LEASES REPORTED.

Bowes, Breuner & Co. have made
leases with the following named:
To Fl. Seelig. lot on the east side of
Van Ness avenue, between Fell street
and Linden avenue, for five years: TO
G. X Claxton, on the east line of Van
Ness avenue. near Sacramento. for a
bric-a-brac store; to- Carr & Bryan,
law Offices in the Cordes building on
Van Ness avenue; to the Eilers Music
Company. for three years a store on
the east line of Van Ness avenue. near
Post; to ]. A. Ulrich, a frame building
In the rear of sol Van Ness avenue; to
c. NJ Posligione, an office in the build
ing on the southeast corner OF Ellis
street and Van Ness avenue; to Will
liam Olinsky and Martin Cline, a store
on Bush street, near Van Ness avenue;
to the New Home Sewing Machine
Company, a lot on Austin avenue, be-
tween Fillmore and Steiner, for a
stable. and to the Sisters OF Charity.
the Sullivan residence on the southeast
corner of Oak and Webster streets.
Sol Getz & Sons report the follow
Lot 25x1oo, on the southeast line Of
Athens street, $50 feet northeast of
China avenue. to Charles Miles; lot 25x
street, 100 feet southwest of China ave-
nue., to George R. Estrella; lot 25x100
on the southeast line OF Athens street
to Chris Ripley; lot 25x10O. on the
southeast line of Madrid street. as
feet southwest OF Brazil avenue. to NJ
Schlenker.
Lyon Hoag, 1925 Fillmore street,
are agents for a big seven-story hotel
building that is being erected at the
Third streets by B. Davidow. TIE
=, - ~ -
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FRENCH Savings Bank. corner Montgomery and
Market streets San Francisco--Dividend no
rice-FOr the half-year ending June 30 1906,
dividends upon all deposits at the rate OF
fhnee and one-half per cent. free Of taxes,
will be payable on and after July J. 1906.
{. CARPY, President
I. BOCQUERAZ. Vice President.
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RoooIs AND noAnD WANTED.
LOSr AND FoUSl

LADl empiosed during tie day wants room a,
board "a 1este-a Addition Address piri,
49, iai aart es,la.s. box FF2. can.
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TYPEwnIrERS AND SUPPLIES.

WALTER A. SCOTT. 1911 Fillmore st. phone
West 2093-Celumhia Visible Typewriters: also
remodeled writer's Of all makea desks chairs.
ribbons. "a per, carbon: expert repairs: Smith
Premiers $50. Remingtons $50; others cheaper.
THE TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE is now an
10li Golden Gate ave. with q fun stock of all
kinds Of typewriters at regular prices Rentals
and supplies.
PACIFIC Typewriter Co.-sun Visible. $40 and
SO. Sc corner Fillmore and Bush. % floor.
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DIVIDEND NOTICES.

DIVIDEND Notice-Savings and Loan Society.
lOl Montgomery ST. cor Suffer has declared
q dividend for the term ending June 80, 1906
At the rate Of three and one-half (3L) per
cent per snnum on all deposits, free Of taxes
and payable on and after July 2. 1906 Diri-
Lends not called FOR are added 70 and bear
ghe same rate Of interest principal.
EDWIN BONNEIL Cashier
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PERSONALS.

MORRISON MOORE. late of Creedmore House.
-1122 Iarkin st notify G. PETERS 309 Wide
ave, mr. Five-me House. San Bruno ave-, Of
whereabouts
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1906-12-10

The body Of Midshipman James
DAYTON, Jr.. Of Port jefferson, \. ~,
who died at the Naval Academy Sat
urday afternoon. was taken 70 his
home on the evening train out Of An
napolis Saturday. The young mans
mother did not wish the brigade Of
midshipmen and band 10 be turned
out as an escort, as is usual on such
occasions. The members of the third
class, however, marched 10 the depot
as a mark OF respect TO their dead
classmate.
The deceased was a member OF the
third class and stood near the head of
his class. His death was due 10 an
operation for appendicitis performed
asst Wednesday by Or. J. NJ. L. Finney,
of the Johns Hopkins Hospital, Balti-
more. IL was thought that the opera
ton would be a success, but the pa
tient collapsed from shock Thursday
night. Or. Finney was recalled Ito the
Naval Academy and Friday might
there was a slight Improvement in the
patients condition, but Saturday norm
ing there was another relapse, and he
gradually grew worse until his death.
He was the son of Captain James
Dayton, of Port Jefferson. His moth
er and elder brother were with him
when he died.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1906-12-10
The Mouth of Back Creek.

The mouth of Back creek is now re-
duced at low tide to fifty feet of
width. Always narrow opening
within the memory of man since the
old bridge was erected there some
twenty years ago, the mouth has mar
rowed from $50 feet to its present
width. The old piles of the draw re-
main directly in the narrow channel,
and it would not be half days work
TO remove them. The County Com
missioners would do we'll to open this
passage to the boats that take refuge
in Back Creek. Lilies Point, on the
ncrthsside of.the mouth of the creek,
remains unchanged from that Sunday
morning the unfortunate tailor, Lille,
was chasing a crab with a erab-stick,
and ran into deep water off the point
and was drowned.
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RECEPTION TO THE TEAM.
Victors Entertained BY Superinten-
dent And Mrs. Sands.

The congratulations and approval
of Rear Admiral James ii. Sands, SUI
perintendent of the Naval Academy
aud Mrs. Sands, was extended 10 the
Naval Academy football team ON Sat
urday afternoon when a reception was
given the midshipmen in honor of
their victory over the Army on Deeem-
Der /.
The reception was held at the super
intendent's residence. Upshur Row,
Naval Academy, from 4 to 8 o'clock.
The house was handsomely decorated
with plants and flowers from the SUI
perintendent' conservatory, and a
collation. was served.
In addition TO the players in the
great game, there were also present
midshipmen who played with the reg
ular Academy football squad through
out the season. the guests in all num-
bering forty.
Besides the wives of the younger
officers attached to duty at the Naval
Academy, Admiral and Mrs. Sands
were assisted in receiving the football
warriors by a number of out-of-town
persons, including the following:
Mrs. Spencer Meade, of Philadel-
phia; Mrs. Audrenreid and Miss Au-
drenreid, of Washington; Miss Con-
verse, daughter OF Rear Admiral George
a. Converse, chief of the Bureau of
Navigation at Washington; Miss Lee,
of Maryland the Misses Shonts,
daughters of Theodore sShonts, of the
Panama Canal Commission, and Miss
Benham, also of Washington. Miss
Sands and Miss Marion Sands, daugh-
ters of Admiral and Mrs. Sands, also
assisted.
The Naval Academy band, under
Prof. Charles A. Zimmerman, played
at the reception beautiful program
of musical selections.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1906-12-10
Birthday Party.

\ birthday party was given in honor
of Imeldia, the 6-year old daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Gesner. The
evening was spent by playing games,
etc. About o'clock tue children were
led into the dining-room, which was
beautifully decorated in holly and
evergreens. Ice cream and cakes and
candy and many other things were
served. Those who were present were :
Irene Gesner, Catherine Saumenig,
Caroline Knight, Everett Saumenig,
Irish Armacost, Helen knadler, Bertha
Oberry, Irine Miller, Addie King,
Gertie King, BERTHE Knadler, Bernard
Taylor, Willie Weaver, John King,
Richard king, Mollie Taylor, Anna
Lutz, Lizzie Oberry and Mrs. Richard
Mitchell, Mr.. and Mrs. Gesner. She
received lots of presents. The guess
departed wishing the little hostess
many long and happy birthdays.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1906-12-10
Woodmen Elect Officers.

At a recent meeting Of Annapolis
Camp No. 71l2, Modern Woodmen OF
America, the following officers We're
elected for the year 1907 Venerable
Consul, Harry l.. Brewer; Worthy
Advisor, Henry A. Zeller: Banker,
John b. Flood; Clerk, John III. Wells /;
Waterman, w. A. RoDeck; sentry,
William Cooper; Manager, VIM. III.
Feldmeyer, Charles Lindenborn, John
r.. Sullivan; Escort, George II. Sulli-
van.
The local camp was organized in
1899 and has large and constantly
increasing membership. There were
only nine assessments levied during
the past year. The order is in n flour
fishing and prosperous condition.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1906-12-10
Art Needle Work.

The Baltimore School of Art Needle
Work, 30 Charles street, north, will
hold an exhibition and sale of art en-
broideries and fancy articles tomor-
row. Tuesday, December Hat . Mary
land avenue. The president and board
of directors has sent invitations which
were received in town this morning.
The officers of the School of Art
Needlework are President, Miss
Alithea Nj. McDowell vice-president,
Mrs. Miles sThite, Jr. secretary treas
urer, Mrs. Charles Il. Rieman. The
exhibition and sale will begin at 10
o'clock and viii continue throughout
the day at the residence of Mrs. Gallo
way Cheston, at No. 5 Maryland ave-
n ne.