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Thomas Stokes, Mrs. w. H. Green
and S. A Watkins came up from
Carlsbad this morning to attend court
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John H. McKinstry returned yes
terday from Lake Arthur, where he
nad a party of prospectors. He sold
quite large tract of land near Lake
Arthur this trip.
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.. 5. WEATHER BUREAU.
(LocaI Report.)

Roswell. N. NJ, Oct 24.-Tempera-
ture-Max., 70: min, So; mean .63.
Precipitation yesterday .16; vim.
N, velocity miles. weather cloudy.
Forecast, Roswell and Vicinity:
Rain tonight and Friday; colder
tonight.
N. WRIGHT,
onIclai IN Charge.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1907-10-24

J. R. Mills left yesterday for Dal
las to spend ten days at the fair and
visiting friends.
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Mrs W. A johnson, of Kansas City
| left this morning on her way home,
accompanied by Mrs. c. B. McGregor,
of Creston, Iowa.
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w. L. Foster, of Shreveport, La.
came in yesterday to remain three
or four days on business.
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The NEW YORK STORE will
be open every night until 900
O'Clock from now until the en-
tire stock is sold.

Lady stenographer and book-keeper
wants position. General experience.
Address KY, care Record, or 'pnone
1876. O1tf
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Miss Ada Fisher arrived yesterday Y
from Ell Paso county, Tex, for visit
TO her brother, DIR. E. NJ. Fisher.
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NO TELEGRAPH NEWS
RECEIVED HERE To-DA

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8 to the Daily Record by tele- 6
9 graph today. What is more,
9 the telegraph service ever &
g since the Press report was 6
g resumed has been abominable. 6
g Only a part of the regular re- S
3 port comes each day, and part 6
9 of what we receive comes too g
3 late for publication the same g
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3 the news of the world. as it 9
3 did before the strike. g
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Mrs. C. w. Ferguson, of Oklahoma,
who had been here seeing the coun-
try left yesterday for Portales.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1907-10-24

Uncle Sam will be at America" in
person on the trip around the world
Tuesday night.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1907-10-24

Joseph Richard returned yesterday
froma business trip to Carlsbad.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1907-10-24

Fine horse, buggy and harness for
sale cheap Gilmore & Fleming,
316h N. Main St. Otis
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Kiss the Blarney Stone at Ireland
on the trip around the world Tuesday
evening
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trio Company, left yesterday for the
north
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For lucrative position in railroad
service, phone 242.
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Marriage should be broiled on a
GAS range, that is if it can be
broiled.
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Miss Sturges, who came in some
days ago for a sightseeing visit, left
on the auto this afternoon for Pres
colt, A. T.
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MRS. EDNA MAY LEWIsoHN.


who
Her
she became q succe
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Dr. Howard Crutcher has returned
from Chicago, where ne was called on
business, aad is now at ST. Mary's
hospital recuperating.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1907-10-24

l have a lot of new bracelets at low
Optician. IL
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l can sell you a piece of solid silver
almost as cneap as plated article
l.. B. Boellner, Jeweler and Optician.
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Dick Ballard returned yesterday
from a business trip to Carlsbad.
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J. E. Wright left yesterday on
business trip up the road.
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C. A. Woodbridge came up from
Carlsbad this morning.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1907-10-24

Mr.. and Mrs. T. H. Williams went
out on the auto this afternoon to
points in central New Mexico.
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COLONEL WILSON, OF RoS-
WELL ELECTED GRAND MAS
TER FOR NEW MEXICO.
KFLLAHIN THE LECTURER

Many Roswell Masons Attend the
Sessions Grand Encampment of
Knights TempIar in Session Today.
Grand Chapter Eastern Star Meets
Tomorrow.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1907-10-24

j. P. White returned last night
from a business trip to Kenna.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1907-10-24

Miss Linda Peterson has returned
from visit of five months at her old
home in Iowa.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1907-10-24

C. L. Tallmadge made a business
trip north yesterday.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1907-10-24

Walter w. Pettey returned last
night frsm Higgins, Texas, where ne
had been on cattle business. He was
summoned home on account of the
death of his sister, Mrs. Albert Hob
SON.
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The Mikado will be one of the
sights at Japan Tuesday evening.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1907-10-24

w. H. Cosgrove returned from the
Masonic Grand Lodge at Carlsbad
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1907-10-24

Large solid oak wall show case. as
good as new. Inquire at Record once.
00m&wtf
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have a fine new 12x15 foot Axmin-
ster rug for sale, or will trade for a
rug 9x12.-Mrs. R. H. McCune. 9St5
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Alex Vaught, of Arlington, Texas,
is a business visitor in the city.
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STOVE PIPE. 10c per joint--W. P.
Lewis Hardware Co. 85tf
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1907-10-24

R. S. Cravens came up from Hag-
erman yesterday for jury duty
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1907-10-24

Indian and Mexican jewelry.-L. B.
Boell1er, Jeweler and Optician. 1t
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l.. B. Boellner, the Jeweler, sells
it cheaper. 79tf
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r. O. e, Attention.
Friday evening, initiation and re-
freshments-F. A. Mueller, Sec. 2t2
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County Commissioners w. NJ. At
kinson, T. D. White and N. ]. Fritz
returned this morning from their In
spectfon of the new Lake Arthur
bridge. They were accompanied by
the contractor. H. F. Mitchell.
Expert saoeing at Texas shop s7tf
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Eyes tested free at l. B. Boellner.
the Jeweler ald Optician. 79ttf
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STOVE PIPE. 1Oc per ioint-W. P.
Lewis Hardware Co. Sotf
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1907-10-24

said please; now what is Nylip?
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can up the Nylip man on No. Is.
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The brainiest men we have are di-
waterworks for the city and who this
Nylip man is; but the ladies' of Ros-
well are unit on COOKING with GAS
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Poultry Supplies.

No Nylips at the secondhand stores
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sorry-but Rascoe has no Nylip.
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For Aristographers, phone 242.
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Harry Hutchinson is after a Nylip.
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$ $ 8 8 8 8 $ 8 8 $ $ s $ 8 8 8
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-03

- HERE is a tendency TO depart,
in the social world. from the
slight frivolity which marked
III the opening days of Lent, but
there were four events In the last
week that would be Of Importance
81 any season. and society was in each
case present in considerable numbers.
TO be sure three OF them were skating
parties. which are, society has de-
cided. almost as penitentisl as Goldfish.
and which flourish this year with more
vigor even than sewing clubs for the
poor. Monday night witnessed the
opening of the second series Of Mrs.
Ynez .Shorb Whites skating club and
there was goodly gathering Mrs.
White has decided 10 have no more
driving races, as the first and only at
tempt almost resulted in the manning
OF a considerable number Of bellies and
beaux. who piled up rather indiscrim-
instely and ANONYMOUSLY after one OF
two rounds OF the rink. This edict
of Mrs. Whites has caused general
mourning. the onlookers having devel-
oped in the short three or four minutes
devoted to the race q thirst for ex-
citement worthy OF a Roman audience
in glaciatorial days and the other
skaters IN the club being inoculated
with a burning desire 20 risk their
DtCkS NH Allt rHllt WY. lntrt tlUO-
tions will not down. and there are
powerful persuasions being brought TO
hear upon Mrs White TO open the lists
again. The only ones who arc not urg-
ing s repetition OF the event are those
who took part in the races. On Wednes-
day evening the San Rafael Skating
club gave a masked carnival. which
was apparently more old fashioned
fun" than society has had FOR ages.
There was q spirit OF merriment
abroad such as is seldom found in
these rather blRse days and all OF
san Rafael. considerably augmented by
forces from here, Burlingame and San
most hackneyed of masquerade COS
TUNES. There were cowboys and sail
ors and school girls. old maids, clowns.
and "cOons,' but everyone had a good
time The sensations of the evening
were furnished by Miss Genevieve Har-
vey as ~Topsy" and Aimer Newhall as
a Dutchman, who did such wonderful
things in the way OF cakewalking and
Dutch clog steps on skates. 7lling their
audiences with admiration> not un-
mixed with a fear that the performers
might be seriously injured at any
moment. Thursday night the San MRteo
Skating Club was the center OF at
traction and many Of those who ha5
skated for several hours on Monday
and Wednesday evenings in San Fran
cisco and San Rafael found that they
still had sufficient strength and en-
thusiasmi TO keep them rolling on
Thursday in San Nateo.
Yesterday the wedding OF Miss Char
lotte Wilson and George CadwalIader
took place. which was one OF the i'm
portant affairs in the social history
OF San Francisco. although IL was cele-
brsted during Lent. and fewer guests
were present than was announced al
FIRST as being invited. u was Joyous
--aasion. ali of those present being
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-03

and VIII he back again In a few weeks.
Leonard Chenery. who came down
with Mrs. Chenery. is q great Esif on
thusisst.
Miss +. NJ. warren. with Mr.. and Mrs
Thomas Eastisnd. Miss Joiiiffe and w.
n. Carson, also arrived on Wedhes-
day and remained about G week.
DIR. and ars. kssper fiechel and
Miss frer Pischei srent the holidays
at Del Monte. The doctor and his
daughter had several horseback rides.
and in spite Of showers their ardor
wac not danpenea.
w. III. Grim has returned 20 Del
Monte. where the family is spending
the winter. In his absence Mr.. ana
Mrs. L. NJ. Grim came down fer 9 visit,
and MFR. and Mrs. ". H. Grim Jr- were
here over washin9ton's birthday.
George Crocker, one Of the largest
stockholders OF the Paefnc Improve
ment Company. with Horace q. Piatt
and A. d. Shepard. came up from the
south and spent several days at Del
Monte. while here they tcsk the trip
to Rancho Del Monte. formerly kncwn
as the Los Laureies Rancho
Mr. and Mrs Wakefield Baker came
IN on wednesday, with Miss Marion and
Miss Helen and Carl E. Welt. They
took many horseback rides while here.
and so did the Crims and party OF
Fasteners who have. been st Del Monte
for a fortntEh,--Irvlng A. Stesrns. Miss
A. stearns, Miss N Shoemaker and w.
G. Phelps Jr
Mr. and Mrs. kenneth Donnelson
aatomobiled down.
Some other san Fraaciscans who
spent the holidays at Del Monte were
Mrs. Eugene Monstt. Miss Ida Monntt.
Mr. ard Mrs. Joseph M. Msssen, Mfr. ana
Mrs William J. Tnndefs Mr.. ard Mrs.
- IL
Hines, Nrs. II. Mfsh. 9. Mish. Mr.. ana
Mrs John L. Holiday. NJ and Ms.
Reneolph 'Whitn-~ Nr. and Mrs. r. L..
Miller. Mr.. snd Mrs. Julien Hart. Mr..
and MIS-. Charles r. Ossocd. ls-. ard
Mrs William Fawcett Perkins. Jci:- O..
Little. AIr. and Mrs r. X. ksnasll, r..
Harold SpTinK, c. Byron Ruxsell, Ed
ward Robbins. ~. L. Miller. w. r.
Mann, l.. Z. Duiion and T.. Schiili.G.
DR. and Mrs Erneat Dwight Chip
man brought down DIR. and Mrs. A D.
Vsrreil and Miss Hyde OF WATERBURY.
Conn.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. Z. Pertsr. who have
recently returred from a trip abroad,
were az Del Monte for the weeks enc.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. r. Meake ef saa
Francisco are spending their hSRey-
moor at Hotel del Monte.
John MARSHALL Of the Een Francisco
Presidso. scconpariee by Mrs. Mar
shall oane the esriy part Of the week.
and Wednesday eyening Lieutenant O.
A. Russell and Or. r. c. Musser OF the
Monterey pest dined with thent
Colonel J. L. Chaniberiaia ard Major
r. T. Brown aieo were here for the
HOLIDAYS. aud Lieatenort Colonel
George n. Dunn sre1t week 81 Del
Monte.
Among the guests from Oakland are
Mr. and Mrs George wharton. Mr.. and
Mrs William L. Sbieis. Nr. and Mrs
j. j.. McEiroy. Mr.. ard Mrs $. n. Mac
Derrnot and W. J. Kelley
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-03

Mr.. and Mrs. John B. Richardson
brought down their friend, Mrs. A.
II. MARTIN. OF Newark, ". j.
j. r. Pryor hrs returned from his
Eastern trip. He was accompanied BY
Midshipman Francis d. Pryor. for
whose graduation he went on to An
napolis some weeks ago.
4 portrait appears today OF Mrs.
Noble Eaton formerly Miss Ethel
Cooley. who is one OF the attractive
young nnatroas of the city and who rs
very populer. She Is handsonc. with
vivid blonde colorirg which is very
striking and unusual and has -charm-
ing nanner wnich has won for her
uany friends. Since the fire she and
.dr. Eaton have made their home at the
Ssains5orougi, in Pacific avenue, where
they have 2 delightful apartment They
entertain frequently in an Informal
way. Mrs. Eaton being clever bridge
player.
pretty photograph is shown to!ay
OF A!ss Genevieve Schultz. charming
girl of the younger set who has been
decided belle since her debut year
or two since. She Is the daughter OF
Mrs. @. A. Schultz and has made her
home here since childhood. She is q
tall. graceful girl with pretty. fair
coiorina. and a pleasant. unaffected
manner that is very attractive. Sac
has great talent In an artistic way and
has achieved much in that line.
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(; held. It will be private and only tae
immediate family will be present. Thc
groom Is we'll known In social and
club circles and the bride r. equally
we'll known In society. Mr.. TAcin 3son
is IS member OF the Family Club, the
Corinthian Yacht Club, tho OF Erpic
Club the Eiks and the M2sons. Ee 80
we'll known as an amateur bass singer
and has suhs in 'F,obin EooG." His
circle OF acQusiatances is very wide.
lie is building handsome bun gaiow
at sots Dsak.a street. Ee-keisy.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Lesss- o; .so-tisla.
Ore, announce the engagement Of their
daughter. Esther. TO Ei'ss Rhine OF
this city. Their reception viii be held
in Port.snd on March 10
+ Mrs. sarah H. Neal Ma-sh has seat
out cards announcing the marriage OF
her daughter, Miss Carolyn Grave.lpi
Marsh 10 Charles Julius Blumeathsl
on Thursday. February 81, in this city
Mr.. and Mrs. S. J. Naw-,an will -e-
ccive their friends this afternoon f.o:n
to g. o'clock their residence, 1896
ru,ton street, in honor of the cor
firr.at,on OF their soa, FAM
Mr. and aErs. William Alpen ss~s a
granite -saOWer in honor OF 5Itss laura
SablstSchan and Harry, Her..aann Oh
Saturday evening. Februarg 3. al the
Bay Shore Ciub house n Ais-asla. Tho
hall was beautifully dscorxted for the
occasion ana some thirty corsses fol-
low cd r. Leff. 1fiao acted ss te2stEiasts-
Of the evening, tc the banquet taole,
where an took occasion 20 toast the
young couple. Afters-ard tie fsoor ws.
cleared for dancing and rasny erte.s
tanning specialties and solos were re-,
aared. The party lasted '.ntn the ear:s-
hours Of the morning. These present
were: MISS l.. Saba tsehsn, Mrs. Alpsn.
Mrr. Helwig. Mrs. e. Ea-thoi6, Miss =.
Reilly, Miss l.. Sab.arsehan. sfiss r.
StelsenwalGt. Miss L. Roencer. Miss r.
Hedricl. Miss G. Jedr.ck- MiSs z.
Sablatschen. Miss 2. Staton. Miss !.
Spear, Miss B. Satie-. Miss II. Often,
Miss 8. Siebe. Mrs. Sch.ichtinge:. Mrs.
Strchmeier, Mrs. F.. Frey, Mrs Vera.
Mrs. Fenton. Miss 3. 1erzer. Mrs. gucn-
nen, Miss I. HorrisbergeT. Mrs. Kulke,
Mrs Roenfer, II. Hermann w. AIpen.
r. LEFT. Fl. Heiwtg, II. Hargravcs. 3.
Barthold, c. Carlson. p. Sullivan. ?.
Brandt. F. Stracver. II. Bernhard, T-.
Dexter, r. VIII. W. Carroll. J. walker.
G.. Kerch. II. -orser, I. Siete. n, Kut-
ter. MFR. scla.icstinger. G. Strol3faeicr.
g. Stockv-itz. @. Polrrci. Z. Pclucc. j.
Vera. r. Fentol, J. Sueanen, II. Les
ter. ". Williams, NJ. Hirchspring, Mr..
Kulke.
Mrs \ EIan nrasi1erf of fhe
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lighted by each OF the children. Euge-
no alma Dixie. Ursula, Randolph,
vivian and Amy. according 10 their
ages. At supper speeches we're maze
by fnembers of Unity Lodge NO. tsl'
Golden Gate Eneanspzfeat No. !, canton
No 8 ard AEsity Eeoekan Loose ~.
fet J. Q. .. r. each OF which was rep
resented. Those present were MI. ana
sfrs r. Fabisn. Mr. and. Ars. WORTH
inrtcn. Mr.. and M-s- 3. H de Guerrs'
CIR. and Mrs. Kister. Mr. aid Mrs A.
WirSa. SIR. ald Mrs J. Peters, M ana
Mrs. Sickles. Mr.. and slrs. Ses0sr. NJ
an6 Mrs. A. L. Marsh Mr. and hrs: y
G. Irvine. Mr.. ard Mrs. J.. &. Reiter. Dir.
ana Mrs. ). Z. HsE. Mrs. L.. Mckinney,
Aa-e n Hammond Miss Jessie de
Gue~re. Miss Adah Beansers Miss ;.
Bayiiss, Miss Ethel Gerber, MISS cars
Toilsv, Miss Lucy Tolley. j. D &c
C;uerre. E. NJ Wilson, Caesar Brand.
= veister. Thomas Hughes. H. J. z.
vaupel. Robert Morgan. Charles Abbey
A. S. ]. de Guerre and G. @. Roddey
very pleasant afternoon was spent
Sunday. February IT. IN honor OF the
thirty-frst wedding anniversary OF MI
and Mrs. c. W. Kemp OF 4e3s twenty
sixth street A number OF friends were
present, among them being Mr.. ana
Mrs. Charles Anderson, Miss Hildur
Anderson Miss r. Roovtng, Mrs. Louise
Linscog. Miss II. Llnscog. Mrs Emma
Anderson, Misses Eboa and Lilly An
Gersor, Mrs. Violet Johnson, Mrs Daisy
Foley NJ Clsary. H. Hart OF San jose
and ]. Andersoa.
Mrs. ]. A. Davis was The hostess at
Iuncneon on February IS. given in hon
or of Mrs. &. Swanson. vice presidenr
Of the Golden Gate Club. LIS s. The
rooH.s, decorated n pink roses ana
slnilax, We're Very aStTsctive. Amons
those iavited &c meet Mrs sETsasen
we're Mrs. c. Ss.nden Mrs. A. N Wal
lin. Mrs S. r Thon1ie. Miss Ellen Peter
con, Miss Mabel A. Aysr and Miss Ber-
tia Johnson.
A Wssaington's birthday party was
given h. Al KnickerbOcker al his resi-
tlence. 2160 Pine street, and those pres
ent weros Miss Anita Wheien, Miss
Maud Iarders. Miss Smith, Miss ~
Henrs, Miss Ad6fe Henry. Miss j. Bur
CESS Miss Elsie Ball. Miss b. Walthew,
Miss G.. Sell. Harrison Carter. ". Staf-
FORD. Wllfred Ball. Marshall Ball. Mr.
Calderwood, L. Hurlburt and Mr. Wood
ward.
IKE board OF directors Of the Dsrtsch-
e. Clrb eatcrtpined at @ reception at
I-5-.'ie Hall on Tuesday evening. Fesru-
ary &c. which proved TO be one OF the
brilliant Successes OF this club.
Mrs W. Z. King starts n few ds-s
For an extended yisit 10 Baltimore and
other Eastern cities.
Mrs. Hermann. L. Muller has gone
Eouth and expects 10 visit Santa Sar-
hara, Los Angeles and San Diego.
Mrs. A. &c 10 Tore 5r-. wife OF 4. de
Ia Fsrrc Jr Of the United States i-nuii-
grafton service at this port. viii lsave
for Mazetlan. Mexico. on the Steamship
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-03
The Outsider.
Other Social Events.

Mr.. and Mrs. George Garner OF 1917
Woolsey street. Berkeley, announce the
engagement OF their only daughter,
Miss Hazel Y. Carrier. to DanielJ J. De-
Gaaey. Miss Garner formerly lived IN
this city. where She has many close
friends. Mr.. Delaney is advertising
nnpeger OF an afternoon paper IN this
city.
Mr.. saG Mss. Frank 3. .5everalace an
nounee the engagement OF their daugh-
ter, Elaine. TO Chxrles H. Hermann Jr.
OF Alameda.
AIRS. Sara Phillips announces the en-
gageraert OF her daughter. Mayhelle. TO
Monroe ID Green. Mrs Phillips and
Miss Phillips were at home Ia Thurs
Gay evening last at e33e college ave-
rce. Berkeley. and viii again receive
their friends On Thursday, .Marc,a {. at
csss Clay street. this city.
Mrs. G. Kallmann announces the en-
E1geraent OF her daughter Clsra' 70
George Y. c;rossnaan.
The engagement of Miss Flore Col
iober. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. !. Col
iober. TO a. s.lverstei7 hes been an
nounced. They vii receive their
friends today. sunday. March 3, from
? to ?. m. at sfss clay street
On THURSDAY evening, March = the
wedding OF Frank Webster Thompson
and Mrs. Elizabeth g. Robinson. 1'idow
ef the late Charles Robinson. will be