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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-11-26
"a HERENcIl DE
"a HERENCll De
JORGE WASHINGTON.
So he nOnhratO administrator judicial Dc los
bI0HsS dol Padre ID Ia PatfIl.

New York, Novismbre 10 is Corte
superior de Virginia ha nombrado admi
niatrsdor judicial de los bieres tsatamsa.
tarioB de Jorge Warrington, que a6n no
han aido FepaEtidoB entire sus heEedaTos.
Conuisten dichos bienea en- Glen mil acres
de terrenos que fueron ConCedidos on Ohio
al Padre de Ia Patria, primeramsnts por
IuglaterTa y luego Ia Union Americana
para recompensar sus eminentes seTVicioB
miitares
No es probable que los heTedeToB de
Washington ssperen entrar enlposesi6n de
eBaS tierraH, que hoy vRlen oientOs de mi
llones de psaoE, puss entire elloB fgura tOdo
el terreno en- que est6 assntRda Ia Ciudad
de Cleveland.
PoE 10 mismo es de eBpeTaH que 81 Con
greao vote en- favor de ellos una fuerte
suma para que 80 den por indemniERdoB de
Ia r6rdida de tan cuantioaa hsTenCia.
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establecimiento, que es ell mas i'm portante
de Puerto Rico para el detail, estan reel
biendo ahora los artfculos propios para la
proxima estaci6n, tales como Casmires, AT
paOaS, BOaS pluma de Ostrich lei ,timas ell
mejor surtido de Psrfumerla srancesa, desde
laln que es 'el fabricaiite mas afamado del
mundo Tenemos ell surtido mas compile
to en- COrbatas, ParaguaS, dncluso los geno-
veses) GuaHteS Mlt0neS, el meior PaHO para
vIar, COrtinas lejftimas de madras, un
dad), Carteras de piel de FoOa, Russia para
seforas, etc A Ia villa de Madrid acude toda
persona de gusto que quiere comprar bue-
q mercancia sin gastar mucho. P. 0.
Box 765. TelefonO 278 San Francisco 81.
San Juan P. .R.
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AusVa InDuIss.

Algunss obrRg de conBtrucCioneS de sdi.
foios para viviends que hAbfan auffido
alguna paraIizaci6n Cd ''MiramaF" & con-
secuencia de saCaces de matsTialeg, lluvias
q otroG motives, han vuslto recibiE nue.
vo impulse on brevs quedaF6n tsFmi'
nadag.
De los Glen solages que quedRban ain
vander hsn aido colocRdoa un buen mime
70 en las dltimas semanas y la demands
aumenta de dia en dis.
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Un conesIsl gus 70 sntIunis.

81 Ufi,r Am6fiCo Salau que ahora pa
rsce muy preocurado con la reorganiza'
ci6n del oueTpo de bomberoB de la ciudad
, otroB ssuntog adminiatFativoH, no des,
Cuida tampooo el mejoramisnto de loG
maguffcos suEtideB de oalzadO, perfume
ria, objetos de fantasia , otros aTtfculoB
que Eigus impOFtando dc los mGB impoF
tantes meEcados de Europa , Am6riCs, ,
son los mas eatimados del Wxo bsIIo de IR
Ciudad y do la iEla.
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Tlonda Dc mOda.

EI bello sexo do Ia ciudad acuds al Cd.
tablecimiento "LRB Novedalen" ALI en-
ouentFa todo 10 que Ia mas exigsnte fAnta'
STA puede pediT. Desde lR fnR Perfume
ria frAncesa, hRsta guantas, coFse1, cintAB
de Seda, sombIsros , gorritos para nifoH y
otFos aItfculos de elta class Be encuentran
elf & prscios convsnientsU.
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La prORss ItaIIaRa.

Vemos poE ID prensa italisna, que 8. 8.
el Papa hS recomandRdo los buenos ca.
t6licos de Puerto Rice, que no compren
Eopa hecha mas que On el estab,ecimiento
"Ls Pslmesana" de los stfiores j. PisraH
y Co, calls de Allen ntimero 80.
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Cafe ! Restaurant Colon.

Este aoTsditado establecimiento, en- be-
nsfcio de au numerosR clientslR, hS cref'
do Convenisntemente rebajar los prscios
de las oomidas q un tipo Bumamsnte mo-
d:co. Hphrf comidsB 4 todss horaB del
dfa iR noche. 6aIoneB frescoB por el
ndo On que est6n, esquina al TeReTo.
IL
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-11-26
sALOA ExsOs!e!ON

Vsrias damaB 90 quedarOn aver uorpren
didRs 81 yer la gran exposition de mas Dc
so distintos modoIos de camsB doradas
faego que ss fxhibsn en- el gran salon de
les altos de "El Cielo, " camas doradas <
pla8os desde $38 q 5000 "El Cielo," LA
Vizeaina" AFriyf hermsnos.
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La Causa de la agitaCi6n.

Lboa Noviembe 26 Aibdye de agiadn pOa
gabino del iro dico
rial De este poucrbendO gdn tempo regimen pomanta Dde quo6
viaci6n C0ngttu
6 ha lido empeor4ndo hacienda general h mpopuad del
ofocaE
oS men oua he qua intnquidad pGi0a sea cada yes mayor
parBSac6n eCon6m FehR
on pnus bae etado inme1 publican
aminoFando gavedad de los q revOIuG6n
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SB2VIGIO ESPECIAL DE CABLES
La Democracian la Correspondence
UNID6S
DesafeCCi6n entire ell ei6rCito VII marina.

6LR iuaCi6n pficR pals
Ent
eemeDs tan
mhaysn
hsho Glasses del eieto
que to inigen
Carlosy mnisTo
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e Qu.kW HMbs

Para 81 higadO 81 Estomsgl, rihonss ,
Ia sangre y Catarros, Buicientaments para
tres messa, SO GentAVos en- la FaFmacia de
GuilleEmetY. Acsite Quaker & 25 -esn.
tAVOh, 80 v 3,
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Russia pagandO.

Petsbug gobieno pgado
milones l equiba
pioOs hhu public adn
eombir gbieno Odne
gobierno goberno
Il reconBF ciSn de a egcuadYR
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CASA DE PREsTAMOs DE JOSE
BAZAN, ALLEN 21.-EI sabado 80 de
los corEisntea y las 2 p. m, 80 llevaF6
cabo ell Eemate de las prendas cuyoS talo.
mes no han sido TenovadoB nj cancsladoB
deapu6G de los aeis meaes que concede la
Il ley. La casa sigue suE opeFsciones.
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Sc ALQUlLAN

Para bufete, con preferencia, una dos
aspaciosas habitaCioneS de eIquinR, con
vistaH 4 la bahia y entrada independence,
en- la casa de huespedeB, ndmero /, altos,
calle del CFisto. 6v T.
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Pretensiones de Russia.

gobiano soil d cOrgre
pone adhsi de Rusa sfaO ss pFsnaiones De Rua
AemRnR
paea puFel acuerdos depsnde d
sensible
determine alberta vidadeu International
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HABITACION Es COMODAs.-Pa
70 hOmbFeu sOles hay unas msgoffcas ha.
bitRcionea de Rlquiler en- 81 "CondadO"
santuFCe CeFCa De Ia oRrreteFa. Ioforma,
ran en- tsta TadaCci6n, d. p.
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LECCIONEs DE FRANCES Las
daF6 domicilio un joven frances Para
mas informea diTigiEse apArtadO No 135
15 ~
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LA RELOJERTA , joyerfa del 81
Kehrhshn y 90. Sc ha trasladado Ia ca
lie de San jose 15 frente 81 CoEreo, donde
hay ConStantementa I'M buen NuFtido d re-
loiau otTaa pFandaB. pa
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-En Ola OorreEpondencia do Puerto
RiC0", Allau 84, hay dc venta Fecibos g..
lonaTios para cobEo de Rlguileros dc Canas,
RAnEaa sn mstalico = con fFmaa deClR ra
oIonsA dc naOimisnto, d6funCi6n , osFtitica
q Sn rn6dina. b.
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EN- EL CLUB de F. Kehrbahn y
o., San JOSS Is, 30 venden dos relo
joI do oTo cada semsna. IR 6ltima Bema
na obtuvO unO D. Abslsr6O MsIpics soeio
nGm. 43 de San Juan.
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-EL "NUEVO CAFE de los espo-
aol Morgan, FOFtaleEa n, ACABA DE
RECLBIR I'm CompIeto uurtidO do loE me
IOres dulcss. EIegantsz CsFtuchOs propioE
para regaloA. HslRdoa, rsfreIcoB, frutag
a nasuTal y todO Cuanto Esgal0 81 palRdRE
mss doIicsdo Re encuentFa Rllf pFimoroaa.
msnts Barvido. Cafe CON leChs OhoCo.
Ato, dszdo lRa Hiets de lR mafianR & lRa
2 do In nocho. FamoEo chocolate BA
KER muv aoFsditado en- todo 81 mundo
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Sc VENDEN en- Is carreteYs del Sc
boruco frente al nusvo sdifcio de Les II. r.
n, NJ. cuerdas de tsrreno. IoformeB
MavgaEida q 90. IA San Franciaco.
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UN BUEN NEGOOIO.-ss vende el
sstableCimiento de provisioneH confterfs
III PoEvenir" situRdo en- uno de los me
joFea puntol de SAntuTce, calle del Parque
paFAda Al formeg On el miamo eata
bIeCimiento San juan, Bshorea Sobrino
y Fern6 6ndez, CriSto % 8 ". g. no.
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IMplclpOR GENERAL

-Se oompran ABANICOs ANTI.
GUOs aupque no est6n en- buen estado.
sollares RnHguoa de oOTaI , pTendas anti
guaG.
DiEGaSe 4 P. J. B. Criato / (altos) San
Juan 5 81 8 calIa Aurora. Ponce. p.
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REMATE DE PRENDAs.-Loa dias
2Q 30 del CorTiente mes de Noviembre,
On Ia casa de prestamoB de III, Lopez Co.
pero, (san Jos6 16) 80 vsnder6n On p6'
bliaR Apbasts, desde Las Biets once de Ia
noche, inhnidad dc prendas, que no han
Bido FenovadaE nj canceladas en- 81 trsns-
OuTHo de seia mesea. La casa continda suB
opeEacioneg. 10 V. q.
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En- las paTadas de seh los tenes an a tor dsa
Al ado del de Eac6n d
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affairs that Santa Barbara society has
seen for a long time. Invitations were
issued ten days ago in the names of
Mrs Herminia Lee, Mrs. Francisco de
la Guerra Dibblee and Miss Delfna de
la Guerra, and the three sisters re-
ceived the guests as they arrived
There must have been fully 400 present
and the women were exquisitely
gowned. The magnificently proper
toned drawing room, 40 feet wide by so
feet long, with its fine old mahogany
furniture. its rare old paintings and its
antique silver candlesticks, candeiabra
and odd dishes that held Spanish
sweets, was gay scene. and recalled
the days when all that was worth
while in California's social life CEN
tered there. A unique article that held
a place OF honor by the great fireplace
was a hammered copper woodbox. its
cover and sides battered with times
blows. Red was the color used in the
drawing room and even the embroid-
cred hangings carried out the scheme,
candles, Bohemian glass. sweets, every
thing being couleur de rose.
Yellow was the color of the great
dining room. Spanish bayonets stand
ing like sentries about the room and
yellow blossoms making sunshine here
and there on mahogany tables, side
boards. etc.. nearly black with age.
The immense porch, with its tiled
moor, that antedates the old mission.
was screened with bamboo and palms
and was a favorite place for the
throngs who gathered at the mansion.
Miss Hawley poured tea, Mrs. w. B.
cunnane presided at the coffee urn and
Miss Iataiallade served the salad
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day Miss Mabel Watkins and Captain
Wolfe are to have a pretty wedding in
Sausalito, a combination OF military
affair and a June wedding I'm the coun-
try, which certainly calls to mind end
less possibilities IN the way OF attrao-
tions. On the evening of that day vi
vacious little Miss Lorraine de la Mon
tanya VIII be married quite quietly at
the home of her mother, Mrs. Terbush.
TO Edward A Davis, only about 60
guests being hidden to the affair. It is
whispered that Miss de la Montanya's
wedding gown is quite one Of the most
excuisitely elaborate that has been
seen here. and is particularly becoming
10 her. being of rarest laces The next
day Miss Frances Coon and Oliver
Kehrlein will be married at the Church
OF the Nativity at Menlo Park, and
this win be an elaborate occasion from
all standpoints, and particularly &C.
clesiastically, as there is to be the
celebration of a nuptial mass. The
breakfast and reception to follow will
be out Of doors " Ter the great oak
trees OF the attractive home. Miss
Louise Redington and DR.. A. w. Hew-
lett win celebrate their marriage that
afternoon at 3 o'clock at Trinity
church. in this city. and throng of
guests win fill the church. as both
bride and groom are very popular Ow-
ing TO the death of DR. Hewlett's uncle.
the reception. which was to have been
large affair, has been given up. the
invitations being recalled. and only the
bridal party and few OF their closer
friends will be present.
The following item from the Santa
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-09

which was delicious and, like the other
refreshments, went under the Spanish
names. The salad was escavechi the
sweets were conserva calaivaza, and
Mrs. Maria Taylor served delectable
BIT OF pastry filled with preserves re-
sembliAg the American turnover. but
rejoicing in the musical title of em-
panadas. Miss Ynez Orena and Miss Ma
tiIda Arrellanes served punch.
Each guest was presented with q
postal card bearing a picture OF the
old De la Guerra mansion, and with the
date written on the face Of the card.
The Cotas played Spanish airs on
mandolins and guitars. and there was
not discordant note during the whole
afternoon. everything fitting into the
picture of what hospitality was in the
days when people had time for the
finer graces.
Acting as general aids to the host
esses were Mrs. Charles Ealand. Miss
Acacia orena, Miss Margaret Hawley,
Miss Eleanor Colt, Miss Josefa de la
Guerra, Miss Yndart, Miss DeIflna Dib-
blee. Miss Ellen Chamberlain, Miss
Miriam Edwards. Miss Eddy and Miss
Guild
Each bit of news regarding Professor
Jerome Barker Landfleld and his Rus
sian bride Is read with the greatest en-.
thusiasm by his many friends here. ana
the following clipping from London
paper OF recent date will prove Of great
interest:
Jerome Barker Landield, who mar
ried Russian princess some months
ago in the south OF France. has been
visiting London with his wife I haps;
nsnAd to be ct the embassy the other
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-09

lotta Cremer of Berlin, Germany; Mr..
and Mrs. ]. M. Whal of Melbourne,
Australia: Mrs. s. j. Lane of owen
sound, Canada; ]. w. and Miss Blount
Of London. England.
The following Oaklanders have been
sojourning at Del Monte during the
last week: DR.. and Mrs. Edward Won
Adeling, DR.. and Mrs. Shannon. Mr.. and
Mrs. r. 8. Phelps. Mr.. and Mrs. d. M.
Mclaughlin, w. O. and Mrs. Rarig, c.
Rarig and s. Rarig, who made the trip
In a motor; Albert Capewell, Mr.. and
Mrs. Herbert H Brown
Mrs. n A. Mayhem Of Niles enter
tanned very pleasantly on Saturday af-
ternoon.f May 20. Over so invitations
were issued. the hour named being 2
D. m. The rooms were decorated for
the occasion In ST. Joseph lilies. carna
tions and sweet peas. After the guests
had assembled Miss Lila McKinne of
San Francisco gave an account of
portion OF her travels in Europe during
the past year. dwelling in detail on the
journey from Munich to Bayreuth and
the presentation in the latter city OF
"Parsifal." During the telling of the
story Miss Helen Prutzman of San
Francisco illustrated it at the piano by
selections from the opera. which added
much to the interest Of the subject At
the close Of the lecture small tables
were distributed through the rooms and
refreshments served Mrs Mayhew
was assisted by a group of young ladies,
who assisted in receiving the guests
Friends were present from San Fran
cisco, Oakland, Alvarado, Centerville,
Irvington and Niles.
A portrait Is shown today OF hand
some Mrs. Theodore Tomlinson, who was
formerly such belle here as Miss
Ethel Keeney. and who has been so de-
1ghtedly welcomed back to California
on the occasions of her visits here since
her marriage to a wealthy New York
man few years since. She Is the
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. c. M. Keeney
and has recently arrived here, coming
hurriedly west on account OF the se-
riouss illness of her father. She will re-
main in California but a short time
longer. however, as Mr.. Tomlinson will
join her here within month and they
will leave for their eastern home.
A photograph appears today of Miss
Sophie Wood, the pretty maid of honor
at the wedding Of her cousin, Miss Lucy
Mighell. and Thomas Churchill, last
week. She is a granddaughter OF Mrs.
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-09

-HE first fortnight of June is
proving to be a continual whirl
of weddings and preparations for
I the same. and unlucky, indeed, is
the family at the present time
that may not have some active interest
in these delightful excitements. There
is quite bit of informal gayety and
little teas TO display the trousseaus or
TO permit glimpses of the presents are
furnishing much pleasure among the
feminine members of society who find
food for discussion galore therein. This
especial interest, and society will be
represented in all of its various
branches at one or another. On Tues
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Barbara Independent OF last Monday
viii be read with great interest here,
not only by those who know the host
esses but by every one who has an ap-
probation of the picturesque, delight
full hospitality of the Spanish Califor-
mans which was charmingly ex-
emplified on this occasion. There is so
little of this left in California unfor-
tunately, that 1t is seldom that such an
affair takes place and especially with
such distinguished hostesses as these
members OF the famous De la Guerra
family.
The reception at the old De la Guer-
ra mansion from to o'clock this
afternoon was one of the most brilliant
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Other Social Events

Other Social Events
Mr.. and Mrs. Arnold Pollak of 1850
Bush street announce the engagement
of their daughter. Miss Aimee A. Pol
lax to Gates ]. Waxelbaum, a proms-
nent young business man of Macon, Ga,
and will be at home to their friends
Wednesday, June ~. and Sunday.
June It.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ Goldstein of 1890
Webster street announce the engage
ment of their daughter, Fannie, to Max
Webster of this city.
The wedding ceremony of Nathaniel
w. Friedman of Benicia and Miss Sadie
Silver of San Francisco will be per-
formed at 1889 Geary street, San Fran
cisco. today at l o'clock. the Rev. Dr..
NJ. S. Levy officiating. The young couple
intend leaving on the afternoon train
for a few weeks trip through the
southern part of the state.
The wedding of Miss Dorothy Cold
stein and Gustav Lecker will take place
today at high noon at a downtown
restaurant
The wedding of Miss Elsa Schoenfeld
and Samuel r. Leon will take place at
high noon today.
Miss Nellie Agnes Leahy and Benja-
min Ambler will be married on June
10 at the residence of the brides par
ents. 270S Twenty seventh street.
pleased to see their relatives and
friends Monday evening. June 10. az
their residence, 1855 Tenth avenue.
Sunset district. In honor OF the twenty
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win remain the.s some e-t,ms.


win remain the.s sometime
Mr. and Mrs Charles b Tidball leave
today for an extended pleasure trip
throughout tho east
Mss Frances Pcnrose Of Winnipeg.
Cam. is the guest OF Mrs. J. ID. Jackson,
2so. Steiner street. for a few weeks.
Miss E. ID. Cotton will leave on June
10 for Missoula. Mont. on an extended
visit to relatives
Miss Lenora Goodman will leave on
June 1s for Portland en- an extended
visit to friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur B. Sanborn are
settled in their lovely new home at $50
Second avenue. Richmond district. DIR.
Blanche L Sanborn has changed her
day at home TO the second Wednesdays.
The Sanborns' new home is so well
adapted TO entertaining that their
friends are anticipating they will en-
tertain more than ever.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonce Payot left town
for few weeks outing in the north
ern part OF the state
A cablegram from Lcndor has tuss
been received by Mrs C. e. Newhau
from her nephew. Augustin Carter
Keane. who. with Paul Havens. SON or
Frank Havens of Oakland. is making a
tour or the world They will be rons
from two to FIVE years
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Zech Jr. ana
the Misses Zech are travelling thronsr5
the large cities OF Europe after havi1e
spent most enjoyable winter in asr-
I'm They expect TO return to Berlin in
august. where Mr.. Zeeh intends to pub-
iish some of his Compositions.
Mr. and Mrs. NJ H wascerwitx ana
FAMILY viii leave shortly for several
weeSs stay at Hotel del Coronado. and
on their return will spend the rer,s5r, -
aer OF the summer at the Hayward ho-
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first anniversary of the birth OF their
eldest SON. Herbert
Last saturday evening at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. q. Alexander Wrignt
of Palo Alto a number OF guests were
hidden informally to a most dellgntrui
evening
Mr.. and Mrs Carl w. Peck celebrated
their twenty-fifth wedding anniversary
at their residence. 2347 Bryant street
on Saturday evening. May 20 Iney
were assisted in receiving the guests
by their daughter and son, MISS Ella
Peck and Walter Peck The entertain
ment of the evening was very enjoy
able. many OF those present being tai
ented elocutionists or musicians Spe-
cial mention is due Thomas Henry. who
proved an adept at "specialties. The
host and hostess were the recipients
of many beautiful gifts ommemorarfve
of the occasion. which were displayed
in the library. At midnight, TO the
strains OF the "Lohengrin" wedding
march, all repaired TO the Danquet
room, where a sumptuous repasr was
served. Many congratulatory toasts
were offered. the most unique one be-
ing rendered In song by the sextst COM
posed OF Messrs- Kelly. Mack. Dunheim'
Waack. Hons and Maass. Dancing was
INDUCED in until late hour.
Four. boxes have been taken at the
Orpheum on Monday afternoon by the
Webster euchre club and the Hotel Jef-
ferson bridge club, when the "a mem
bers will finish the season with
theater party. Among the members
are Mrs. Young. Mrs. Elan, Mrs Pisto-
lesi, Mrs. Boccards. Mrs. Crowley Mrs
Grundel, Mrs. John. Mrs Hadenfelt'
Mrs Revalk. Mrs Webster, Mrs FISK.
Mrs. Little. Mrs. Kinne. Mrs Prechtei.
Mrs. Brown. Mrs. Washburn. Mrs VOL
tege, Mrs. Worthington, Mrs Luhrs'
Mrs. Friel, Mrs. Ostroski and Mrs w
B. Webster. The next season will open
the first week IN September.
Dr. and Mrs. J. Henry Barbat and
Miss Barbat have returned from the
east after a pleasant sojourn there or
two months duration.
DR.. and Mrs. j. B. Tufts are In Santa
Barbara, on their way home from an
extended tour Of the southern part or
the state.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. z. Dennison left last
Saturday for the Yosemite valley. They
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-09

Kashow and makes her home with her
at $500 California street. She Is a
charmingiy attractive GIRL being pretty
and having great charm of manner.
The Outsider.
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Dr. and Mrs J. Henry Barbat and
Miss Barbat have returned from the
east after a pleasant sojourn there OF
two months duration.
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-09

DR.. and Mrs. j. B. Tufts are In Santa
Barbara. on their way home from an
extended tour of the southern part OF
the state.
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-09

The following item from the Santa
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-09

Mr.. and Mrs. W. E. Dennison left last
Saturday for the Yosemite valley. They
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-09

A photograph appears today of Miss
Sophie Wood, the pretty maid of honor
at the wedding Of her cousin, Miss Lucy
Mighell. and Thomas Churchill, last
week. She is granddaughter OF Mrs.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-28
.BL00MINGDALE AND
ITS FIRST BIG SALE
Owners Of Property Satisfied
With First Days Transac-
tons in New Suburb.

The introductory sale he'd by the
owners of Bloomingdale yesterday
was q very successful one. there be-
ing large crowd present, and about
one hundred and fifty lots wel,, sold.
Homeseekers We're In evidence, and
very soon, no doubt, many cosy homes
will be seen sprlnglnz up over this
beautiful suburb.
During the sale there was glven
away a beautiful building lot, on
which every one present was allowed
q free chance. Harry Sanders, boy
living near Bloor1ingdale. held the
luck number and became the owner o:
the lot. 500,
The lots that We're sod are. legan;
building lots and there were sonie
spectators present, who will make big
profits on their investments, for tbs
lots sold at this Introductory sale viii
advance very rapidly In pylca,
Colonel Morrow the auction ser
proved not only rapid SALESMAN, bit
a tne entertainer.