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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1906-01-25
Thompson's Nomination Confirmed.

Washington. Jan. 24.--The senate In
executive session confirmed the nom-
nation of David II. Thompson, OF Ne
braska as ambassador extraordinary
and pienipotentiary to Mexico
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1906-01-25
FlghtIne Joc nctter.

New York. Jan. 24---General Joseph
Wheeler who IL IN here OF pneumonia
was holding his own today
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1906-01-25
DOOMED WRECK GOES
TO PIECES IN ANGRY SEA

Seattle. Wash. Jan. 24.-The latest
news from the wreck of the Valencia
is conflicting and discouraging. The
report from the steamship Queen that
25 passengers were cliuging to the
vessels rigging and no possible chance
of saving any Of them was followed by
the story that the wreck had gone to
pieces. The Queen was at the outer
dock at Victoria when the first dis
patch was sent As only fifteen SUR
vivors have been heard from so far.
1t Is probable that the loss Of life Will
reach the estimate of 14O sent out la
ter this afternoon
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1906-01-25
For DclnNs Rescne WorI..

lllGHAs
Fog Delays Rescue Work.
Victoria, Jan ga heavy fog "
deterring the rescue work at the scenc
OF the wreck OF the Valencia, which
yesterday morning went ashore with
% passengers and a crew Of sixty on
board The weather is very thick
with tremendous heavy seq, though
the wind has died down Lihemah
Logan, who left for the SCENE Of the
wreck by land trails has not return
ed and II cannot be eacertained
whether the steamers survived the
southwest gale, which when the last
persons left the wreck yesterday af-
tornooh. threatened to break up the
vessel. a hundred people were still
aboard the Valencia yesterday.
Sea Threatens to Break up Wreck,
Victoria. Jan. 24--The steamer Va
lencla, Captain Johnson. Of the Pacific
Coast Steamship company, with nj iieiy
four passengers aboard, and crew ~
sixty was wrecked to the eastward OF
Cape Beale. ON the Vancouver island
coast, In the early morning Of Tues
day with heavy loss OF life. The sl.-
Ivivors who have reached Cape Beale
the boatswaln and five seamen. sent
to secure assistance In one OF the
steamers boats, report that ut least
fifty were drowned along tie side rf
the steamer when boats loaded with
women and children smashed against
the steamers side soon after heinG
lowered. When they left over a hun
dred persons were huddled on the
deck of the steamer. which was then
partly submerged, with the sea wasli-
ing over the main deck. A heavy sea
/ Threatened TO break up the wreck. Tn
less several steamers which have bePH
hurried to the assistance OF the Valen-
cia can arrive IN time TO save thos1
who remain on deck. II Is doubtful y
any viii reach the shore, for O landlnr
in such a place Is extremely difficult y
possible. The vessel left San Francis.
90 Saturday and had thick heavy
weather all the way, preventins th'
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stenmers unable to Reach wreck.

Tacoma, Wash, Jan. PA message
just received from Cape Reale says:
I'VE only know OF fifteen survivors.
Nine are ashore fifteen miles from
here, and six are here. Two men are
expected here by land. Steamers were
unable to reach the wreck during the
night.
The San Francisco call., 1906-12-09
Yulehde Dance Arranged

The next Of the dances will come on
December 21, the Friday before
Christmas. and as usual this will be
designated the Christmas dance. The
last dance of the season was announced
for February Is. but as that date falls
on the first Friday in Lent, change
must be made. AS yet the day has not
been arranged. but it will be an
nounced shortly.
On Tuesday of this week will come
the second of the Gayety Club dances,
at which Miss Frances Howard will be
the hostess at the Paris Tea Gardens.
The last of these affairs. given on No
vember 27. at which Miss Louise Boyd
was the. hostess, was one of the most
delightful that the club has ever
given, and as the guests will be
largely the same. the occasion promises
70 be equally pleasant. On Friday of
this week Will be the second of the
Friday Cotillon Club dances, which
have been made so charmingly success
ful by Mrs. Ynez Shorb White. She
has filled a long-felt want by her or
ganization Of the Monday Night Skat-
ing Club, which will have it's opening
evening on Monday next at the Pavil-
The San Francisco call., 1906-12-09

Some OF those who enioved manv
horseback rides during this Thanks
slying week were Miss Head of Berke-
ley and three of her teachers. Miss
kinney, Miss Fisher and Miss Withers.
Miss Eula Glide and Dr. Emma Mac
kay of Berkeley, with Mrs. ]. ri. Glide
and Miss Glide of Sacramento. spent the
holidays at Del Monte. Other Berkeley
people down for the week were Mrs.
y. Cnaddock and DR.. and Mrs. Robert
Bodsworth.
Mrs. Olive Dickinson, Miss Susan
Dickinson and F. H. Hyde came for the
weeks end.
Geraldine Bonner and Miss Lora HYDE
were over from Carmel by-t -the-Sea for
Thanksgiving day.
DR.. and Mrs. N. W. Graycroft and
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Commelin are spending
their honeymoon at Del Monte.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rollo " Watt have re-
turned to San Francisco after a short
stay here.
Mr.. and Mrs. William L. Gerstle spent
Thanksgiving at Del Monte So also
did Mrs. ]. 6. Hunt. Mrs F. E. Crane.
Mrs. Edgar de Pue and Miss Elva de
Pue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Kirkpatrick of
Paris are resting at Del Monte after
their long journey. and expect to re-
main here most of the winter They
have extensive interests in California,
one of them being famous apple or
chard near Watsonville.
The Misses Morrison, who entertain
so Hospitality in their beautiful San
jose home, spent Thanksgiving here
Mrs. W. P. Morrison. Miss Alice Chal-
font. George Bowman and Roy Bow
man. also from the Garden City, were
down for the week.
The San Francisco call., 1906-12-09

Clampett of Trinity Church. The bride.
who is pretty girl, slender and grace
full, was never more charming than in
her handsome wedding gown of white
satin, made in the princess mode, en-.
traine and trimmed with point lace.
She wore a long tule veil and carried
shower bouquet of white orchids and
Barbara Small. was the maid of honor.
and wore gown of palest pink en-
broidered chiffon cloth. In her hair she
wore a pink rose with dainty white
aigrette, and her shower bouquet was
of Cecile Bruner roses. The brides
maids, Miss Pearl Seeiey of Los An
geles and Miss Edna McClatchy of Sac
ramento. were attractive in gowns Of
deeper shade Of pink chiffon cloth.
and their bouquets were of pink Brides
maid roses. Lieutenant A. B. Barber,
Engineer Corps, U. S. A., was best man
Guests Awarded Symbols
After the ceremony the wedding
supper was served. Seated at the
brides table, which was decorated In
pink roses, tulle and pink shaded can
delabra, were Lieutenant Fisher and
his bride, Miss Barbara Small, Miss
Pearl Seeley, Miss Edna McCaltchy,
Miss Constance Borrowe, Lieutenant
Barber, U. S. A, Lieutenant Thomas
Emerson, u S. A. Lieutenant Dean
Halford, U. S. A., and B. Altman. There
was much merriment in connection
with the cutting of the brides cake
and the distribution OF the various
symbols. To Miss Barbara Smalps lot
fell the ring, Miss Constance Borrowe
got the money while Miss Edna Nc
Clatchy received both the thimble, the
sign of spinsterhood, and the brides
bouquet, which is. the prediction of the
next bride. Lieutenant and Mrs. Fisher
have gone to Mexico on their honey
moon "trip and will be absent about
will make their home at the Presidio.
Among those present were: DR.. and
Mrs. Huntington, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. H.
SMALL Mr.. and Mrs. Crawford, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ashley Fault, Captain Supplee. u.
S. A, and Mrs. Supplee, Captain Heidi.
U. S. A. and Mrs. Heidi, Mr. and Mrs.
Richardson, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Bent
ley, Mr.. and Mrs. Wilhelm of Piedmont.
Mrs. CASTOR Ashe. Mrs. Lester Herrick.
Miss Gladys Hale of Sacramento, the
Misses Garrard, Mr.. and Mrs. C. r.
Drake of Los Angeles, the Misses
Drake of Los Angeles. Miss Estelle Ste
phens of Sacramento. Miss Beth Hugh
son of Sacramento, Miss Florence Jones
of Sacramento. Miss Gertrude Whit
aker. Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. wallace. c.
H. Douglas-Fox. Mr.. Matthews and
Lieutenant Frederick Test, u S. A.
Miss Redington Betrothed
No date has been arranged as vet
The San Francisco call., 1906-12-09

for the wedding of Miss Louise Red
ington and DR.. Albion w. Hewlett
whose engagement was announced last
week. Although Miss Redington and
DR.. Hewlett have been friends for some
time there were few who suspected
their secret save the members of the
select little circle of their friends,
among whom are Mr.. and Mrs j.
Brockway Metcalf formerly Miss Eliz-
abeth Huntingdon, Lieutenant and Mrs.
franklin Bache Harwood (formerly
Miss Margaret Wilson), Mr.. and Mrs.
j. Otis Burrage, Mr.. and Mrs. Lucius
Allen, Miss Marian Huntington, Miss
Jessie Wright, John M. Young and
William T. Goldsborough. The news
was told by Miss Redington to dozen
or more of her girl friends, whom she
had asked in for tea quite informally
last Monday afternoon. Miss Reding-
ton is pretty girl and is quite popu-
lar. She and Mrs. Redington. returned
during the summer from Europe,
where they had spent six months or
more. Dr. Hewlett is the son of Mrs.
Frederick Hewlett, who Is we'll known
here. He is a clever young man, with
host of friends and is receiving any
number of congratulations on his good
fortune.
The wedding of Mrs Clara E. Read
ing formerly Miss Clara Rulofson) and
F. Karl Plate was celebrated on Satur-
day evening, December /, at o'clock,
the ceremony taking place in Calvary
Presbyterian Church. There were no
attendants and only the most intimate
friends of the bride and groom were
present besides their relatives Mr..
and Mrs. Plate left on Sunday last for
a fortnight's tour of Southern Califor-
MIA Mrs. Zadoc RIGGS, sister of the
BRIDE came down from Portland for
the occasion and will remain here until
after the holidays.
The following items of interest are
from Del Monte:
Some of those who expected to eat
their Thanksgiving turkey at Del
Monte were deferred by Wednesdays
storm from carrying out their plans,
but the large number who braved the
elements were rewarded by fine weather
On Thursday and the following days.
The San Francisco call., 1906-12-09

" HE past week has witnessed the
opening of the twenty seventh
season Of the Greenway dances
III as they have come to be known, al
though the original and official
title is the Friday Night Club. and
Il Is and from the first has been the
most Important social organization
that the Pacific Coast has known.
From the first there has been some-
thing rather distinctive about these
dances. other clubs have been formed
from time to time With nthe past
twenty-five years. delightful in their
way, exclusive, well mana ged and hav-
ing the approval and patronage of the
socially elect Of the city, bat none
Of them has been able to convey quite
the social prestige 70 a debutante that
she wins by coming out at a Greenway
dance. The dances this year are quite
as delightful as in the former years,
the only difference being in the lack
of decoration in the ballroom, and this
IS unavoidable. as the management of
the Palace Hotel hard -heartedly refuse
TO consider the value of a harmonius
floral background for dainty. soft-hued
evening gowns, and viii permit only a
formal arrangement of potted palms
and shrubs arranged to conceal the
band Of musicians from the public
view. There were twenty-five Of them
at the recent dance, and much of the
music was new, J. w. Byrne having
brought seeral numbers from Paris.
and Miss Jennie Crocker contributed
some which she has just brought back
A-ox-
The San Francisco call., 1906-12-09
Many Skaters to Attend

There have been many enthusiastic
responses already from the skating ele-
ment of society, debutantes and faith
.ers of families being equally pleased.
The patronesses are Mrs. Eleanor Mar
tin, Mrs. William B. Collier, Mrs. Will
liam M Gwin. Miss Carrie Gwin, Mrs
Harry Mendell and Mrs. Wakefield
Baker.
There are several weddings to take
place before the end of the year, not
ably that OF Miss Josephine Tillman
and c. Maitland Cline, which will be
celebrated quietly on Tuesday, owing
to the recent death of the groom S
mother in Canada, which quite changed
the original plans for the celebration OF
the event
Miss Janet Watkins and Harry
Dimond will be married on Wednesday
morning in st. Stephens Church, in the
presence of several of their friends. On
DR.. Reuben Hale will have an equally
quiet wedding in the Swedenborgian
Church on Lyon street. On the day
after Christmas Miss Katherine Powers
and Edward Chapman will be married
in st. Paul's Church, San Rafael, and
Will leave almost Immediately for De-
troit, where they will make their home.
Their wedding was to have been an
event Of the spring, but business affairs
rendered it Imperative that Mr.. Chap
man should go East sooner than he
had anticipated, and so the date of the
wedding was advanced. Miss Powers.
who is one of the brightest and most
popular girls in society, being charm
ingly musical as well, will be greatly
missed from here. An army wedding
of Importance on the same day will be
that of Miss Alma Bottoms and Lieu
tenant Robert j. Arnold. u. S. A., which
will take place at Fort Baker.
The San Francisco call., 1906-12-09

ion Rink. There have been numerous
laments since the fire that there has
been so little skating, and Mrs. White
has been told many times that such
a club would be even more popular
than a dancing club. So she finally
yielded to the appeals and consented
to organize one
The San Francisco call., 1906-12-09
Weds Cavalry Lieutenant

One of the prettiest weddings of the
season was that of Miss Mary Small
and Lieutenant Arthur G. Fisher. Four
teenth Cavalry, u. S. A.. which was
celebrated on Wednesday evening last
at the home of the brides father. Fl.
of about seventy-five guests. The cere-
mony took place in the drawing-room
where bower of pink carnations
roses and greenery was erected, and an
altar with many candles thereon. The
service was read by the Rev. Frederick
The San Francisco call., 1906-12-09
The Outsider.
Other Social Events

The announcement of the engage
ment of Miss Lucille Calkins. daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs Thomas d. Calkins of
900 Baker street, San Francisco, to
George H. Bofinger, a merchant of
Truckee, will prove interesting social
news to the many friends of the young
couple The marriage will take place
some time in the spring or early sum
mer. The young people have many
friends in San Francisco, Oakland,
Berkeley and throughout the State
At dinner given to friends and rela-
tives Thanksgiving night. Mrs J. G.
Hewlett of 1914 Buena Vista avenue.
Alameda, announced the engagement of
her eldest daughter, Miss Alice Kohler,
to John c. Beck
Mr.. and Mrs NJ. Lewis announce the
engag cement of their daughter. Alice.
to Leo A Levy.
ar. and Mrs. Lauron E Fish an
nounce the marriage of their daughter,
Emily Margaret. TO James Duncan
Douglas They will reside temporarily
at 436 Lake street.
Mrs. Bellc Harris announces the en-
The San Francisco call., 1906-12-09

Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas K Phillips and
Miss Mable z. Phillips left San Fran
cisco last week for Portland, en- route
eral months
The San Francisco call., 1906-12-09

Mrs. Charles Geddes and her daugh-
ter. Miss Grace Geddes. are with her
daughter, Mrs S. E. Thomson. for the
present. until they purchase a home IN
Berkeley. having sold the old family
home on Guerrero street. where they
resided many years.
The San Francisco call., 1906-12-09

The Beta Chapter of Theta Epsilon
Omega Sorority Of Girls High school
held an initiation and banquet at the
residence of Miss Elvera Hamburg. 1877
a age street. last Friday evening. The
drawing room and banaHet hall were
decorated with evergreens and the
sOrority's emblems.
The San Francisco call., 1906-12-09

The members OF the Bull Frog Whist
Club were entertained at luncheon
and card party at the residence of Mrs.
]. F. Jackson. SIS Clayton street, on
Thursday. November %. Mrs. ]. Bly,
won first prize. a jardlniere. and Mrs.
Green won the BOBBY prize. Thursday.
december 4, the luncheon of the club
took place at Mrs. SINNERS home at
2436 Clay street. at %. m.
The San Francisco call., 1906-12-09

On Monday. November rs Mrs. Rob
ert Alexaud Vance. assisted by her
niece, MISS Ellie Ewing, entertained
sixty Of their. friends at their home on
Fulton street The party was in honor
Of the bride OF Clinton Churchill
Clarke, who had Just returned from
her wedding trip abroad. During the
afternoon 800" was played. The prize
winners were Mrs. III. William Wester-
field, Mrs. Edward Chun and Mrs. A. c.
Freese.
The San Francisco call., 1906-12-09

The Ladies' Auxiliary OF the T. NJ r.
A. beg to announce a confetti party
to be given at their club rooms. 1870
Page street. on New Years eve.
The San Francisco call., 1906-12-09

Arthur r. and DR.. Blanche Leonora
Sanborn Will celebrate the wooden an
nfversary of their wedding at their
home, 1850 Buchanan street, next Tues
day.
The San Francisco call., 1906-12-09

No date has been arranged as yet
The San Francisco call., 1906-12-09

Mrs. AL Wollpert was hostess Of a
theater party recently at the Colonial.
The guests were the Misses Kate
Burke. Grace Sullivan, Alice Arps, Dora
Schneider. Frieda Stapff, Elsa Schnei-
der. Sadie Malthieu. Veronica Mariclch.
and Bella Magee.
The San Francisco call., 1906-12-09

Mrs. Belle Harris announces the en-
The San Francisco call., 1906-12-09

Today there is printed a photograph
of Miss Winifred June Morgan. a tall
ehted Oakland girl, who has won an
enviable reputation as a musician She
has been missed greatly from Oakland
and this city since her departure for
the East, early in the summer.
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