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The Washington times., 1907-12-08

Pratt. '5s; J. b. Osborne. SO; J. K. stauf-
fer, '95; r. S. Hume, 9S.
All Yale men in the city, whether
members Of the association or not. are
invited 10 attend the annual meeting,
and It Is requested that the alumni
who have come to Washington since
the last meeting. will make themselves
known to the secretary, whose address
is the Union Trust building.
Mrs. Barlow Mercer, 2622 Thirteenth
street. Will be at home Informally
Wednesdays during the season.
President Roosevelt went to the Hemi-
cycle Hall at the Corcoran Art Gallery
Friday morning to view the exhibit Of
Max Weyl that has been held there Tor
the past week He was YER, well i'm
| pressed with the pictures.
Mrs. Gustave Louis. OF 3O07 Eleventh
street northwest. VIII be at home the
first and third Saturdays Of each month
during this season,
Miss Riclie Cans entertained at bridge
Friday afternoon. in honor Of guests
, from out Of town.
Those present were Mrs. S. Salmson
Of Baltimore; Miss Nina Cans, Of Rich
mond; Miss Loeb. Of Philadelphia; Mrs
Otto E. wearner. Mrs. Heory Morris
Mrs. Stephen Spitz, Mrs. c. Bernwanger,
Miss Amelia Stern, and Miss Amanda
! Stern.
The friends Of Mr. and Mrs. Rowland
Denver, Col, viii be their permanent
home, owing 10 the promotion Mr..
Goddard has received from Chief WilkIe
Mrs. Goddard, whose home has been in
Washington, was Miss Edith Duncan
Hunter.
/ Mrs. David S. Sanger. OF the Elbe-
ron, 12i0 Columbia road, viii be at home
| the remainder OF the season the first
, and third Saturdays OF each month.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Scheverin. Of
( New York. have been spending q few
| Gays here with friends.
] Joseph Simmonds. OF Charlotte. n. c.
4 has Joined his mother here. where they
| are the guests OF Mrs. julius L. pey-
| ser, OF 1923 Sixteenth street
| The Cctagon Pleasure Club viii give
a dance Christmas night at the Mercan-
! tile club
Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice Hirsh, OF Chi
! cago, have been spending a few days
1 here. Mrs. Hirsh was Miss Rosetta
4 Stein, Of washington.
/ Alfred WalIberg has returned 10 his
l home I'm Charlottesville, Va, after
/ spending a fortnight here
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Max Fisher and Mr..
I and Mrs. Silas Roseuthal ha. g returned
/ from Baltimore where they TENDED a
dinner given by Mr.. and Lirs. S. j,
/ Hecht.
| The last charity whist until after the
/ 1st of January Will be given at the Mer-
At 2:20.
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Weddinqs-Enqagements

Miss Isabelle Van Ness Ingram.
daughter OF the late John T. Ingram
and granddaughter OF Mrs. Sarah La
vinia Van Ness. whose engagement TO
Charles Burd Eckels was announced
some weeks ago. viii be married We'd
nesday evening at O'Clock. the Rev.
Dr. Albert Evans. pastor OF the Metro
politan Presbyterian Church. officiating.
Miss Ingram viii have as her maid
Of honor and only attendant her sister.
Miss Ethel Louise Ingram, and Mr..
Eckcls VIII nave as his best man James
%. Byrne. Of Paterson. n. J. John Van
Ness Ingram viii give his sister in mar
riage-
The marriage yesterday afternoon Of
Miss Lucille Glenn Peyton. daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Peyton, Of this city,
and DR.. Parran Jarboe, Of Greensboro,
n c, was ? quiet home affair, as only
the immediate members Of the family
were present.
The ceremony took place at the resi-
dence Of the bride, in Riggs place. and
was performed by the Rev. James
Mackin. Of St Paul's Church
The bride wore a travelling gown Of
dark blue and carried a bouquet OF
violets and lilies OF the valley. She was
attended only by her sister. Miss Ann
Louise PeytOn. as maid of honor. and
the best man was Harry a Peyton,
brother OF the bride.
Directly after the ceremony the young
couple left fer a two weeks trip 20 the
East. after which they will return 10
Greensboro
Miss PeytOn has spent almost her en-
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years and who viii return to this coun-
try with him.
With hardly a single exception, So
ciety women have kept free Wednesday
afternoon from 3 to to attend the an
nual Christmas sale and tea to be given
at Rauscher's from to o'clock for
the benefit OF the House Of the Good
Shepherd.
Nine. Jusserand, wife of the French
ambassador, and Nine. Nabuco, with
Miss Nabuco and Miss I.angham, sister
Of the Baroness Won Sternburg. wife Of
the German ambassador, will be in
Charge OF the table of Indian basket
work They will be assisted by the
ladies' OF the French embassy staff,
Nine des Portes, Mile. des Portes, Nine.
de Blanpre and the Viscountess de Mar
tel.
Mrs. Justice white and Mrs. Justice
McHenna VIII preside over the choco-
late and homemade cake table, assisted
by a number OF their friends.
The tearoom will be in charge OF Mrs.
General Corbin, who viii be assisted by
her sisters. the Misses Patten and Miss
Isabelle May and Miss Cecilia May.
The Misses Cullen will be in charge
of the ice cream and lemonade table.
assisted by Mrs. Preston Sands. Miss
Addison Mitchell. ana Mrs. Corcoran
Thorn. The prominent feature of this
table viii be a handsome Christmas
cake from Brooklyn, which will be raf-
flea OF.
- s Fannie Whelan will be in charge
~ ss Good Shepherd table, at which
the work OF the House Of the Good
Shepherd will be displayed and sold.
Among the articles are prettiIy dressed
dolls, embroidered handkerchiefs, baby
pillows and all sorts OF fancy work. suit
able' for Christmas gifts.
Assisting Miss Whelan viii be Mrs.
Mccartney, Miss Rucler, and a score OF
girls OF the younger and debutante sets,
Miss Crawford. Miss Maxwell. Miss
Hoyt. the Misses Chew. and others.
The ballroom OF the cairo has been
loaned by Mrs. william Cotto for a
benefit for the Georgetown Hospital
Wednesday. December IS, when the
ladies of the board will hold q bridge
and 'euchre party. A number Of society
people are interested in this worthy
charity. and The affair promises to be
very successful
Mrs. Merritt. wife Of Gen. Wesley
Merritt. has returned TO her apartment
in the Connecticut from the Virginia
Hot Springs, where she has been for
a month.
Mrs. Robert Hit will entertain in
formally at dinner this evening.
| Senator w. r. ROrah and Mrs. Rorah
| who occupy apartments at Stonleigli
! Court, have come to Washington FOR
/ the winter Senator BCrah Is out OF
town for a few days.
Mrs. J. G. Campbell and Miss Camp
! nel or Milwaukee are guests 81 the
| Grafton Hotel for a short time.
Gen. and Mrs Tully McCrea are
| at the Hotel Gordon for the winter.
| A special military drill wilt be given
1 by Troop +, Thirteenth United States
! Cavalry, Captain Preston, and Battery
/ d, Third United States Artillery, Cap
/ tain Horn, on Wednesday. Decem Der
/ II, at p. m. at Fort Myer. IRE pro-
/ ceeds Will be devOt~d to the Rough
/ Riders " Monument fund
The Misses Goodwin. daughters Of the
| late Captain Goodwin, L. S. N, and
! Miss CoTnelia Truxtun. tho daughtet OF
] the late Commodore TruNtun, L. S N
]
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home of Capt. and hSsa Harry Coope.
The topic for discussi6a yas Murillo
and his famous painting, ms ''Immacu-
late Conception" the original 6 Which
is in the Louvre. in Paris.
An Interesting member OF the younger
set. and yet not strictly in the debu-
tante class this winter. Is Mss Wini-
fred Davis, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Samuel Todd Davis. who makes her
home in the Highlands with her
parents.
Miss Davis has lived abroad with her
mother for the greater part of the past
ten years and attended school in Paris.
She is an accomplished linguist, an ex-
pert horsewoman. and is frequently seen
riding in the park. Miss Davis is a
striking looking young woman and
wears her clothes with the air Of a
native-born Partisan.
She came out informally in Paris be-
fore returning To this country last
spring, and is familiar with society
there. where her mother has a wide
circle Of friends
Upon their return last spring Mrs.
Davis and her daughter found them
selves too late for the formal season,
so Miss Davis had no formal debut but
was presented to her mothers friends.
This year Mrs. and Miss Davis have
entertained considerably IN an informal
way at dinner followed by bridge.
Wednesday they were hosts at bridge.
and yesterday Miss Davis entertained
at a large debutaIlte luncheon in the ball
room at the Highlands, complimentary
to Miss Eleanor Ridgely, the daughter
Of the Comptroller OF the Currency and
Mrs. william Barrett Ridgely.
An interesting event OF the week will
be the ''Washingtonians' December bail.
which will be held in National Rifles
Armory Thursday evening, December L
Cards have been issued.
Tie list OF patr0nesses for the concert
or the Yale Glee and Banjo clubs,
which viii be given in the New willard
Hotel December %. includes Mrs. VIII
liam Taft. Mrs. Victor r. MetC alf, Mrs.
Truman II. Newberry. Mrs. Robert S.
oliver, Mrs. David Brewer, Mrs. Seth
Shepard. Mrs. George Dewey, Mrs Eu-
gene Hale, Mrs. Henry Cabot Lodge.
Mrs Stephen Elkins Mrs. William
Wetmore. Mrs. John B. Foraker Mrs.
/ Caauncey Depew, Mrs. Frank Brandc-
gee Mrs. John T. Dryden, Miss Kean.
] Mrs. John Dalzen. Mrs. George r. Hun.
| Mrs. Richard Wayne Parker, Mrs. II.
NJ Hoyt: Mrs George J. Gillespie. Mrs
| Thomas Blagden, Mrs. Charles J. Bell.
/ Mrs CaIderUn Carlisle. Mrs. William S
I Cowles. Mrs. Charles G. Glover, Mrs.
/ Edmond X GoidsborOugh. Mrs. Arnold
Hague. Mrs. Ernest Howe, Mrs. A. G.
| Downing. Mrs. Richard Townsend. Mrs.
/ Frank Piggs. Mrs. William =. Ridgely,
Mrs. Henry Cleveland Perkins, Mrs.
James w PinchOt Mrs. George Nc
! Iauahan. Mrs. y. ,. Lincoln. Mrs.
| Thomas Nelson Page, Mrs. John r. Nc
! Lean, Mrs. Frank =. Mitchell, Mrs,
! Dunlan Phillips Mrs. Henuen Jennings
I Mrs. James Wadsworth, Mrs james
| Hopkins, and Mrs Herbert WadswortE.
| Mrs. Byron Andrews left Washington
| last week for Cincinnati, where she will
stay for several weeks, and has can
celed all her social engagements owing
to the death Of her brother-in-law, An
| drew r. Scoville, OF Cincinnati.
Mr.. Andrews sailed for Europe early
iu the week to meet his niece, Miss
| Isabelle Andrews Speirs. who has been
at school in Paris for the past few
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Continued from Fourth Page.)

oiSCS' Representative TheOdOre Burton,
Of Ohio: Representative J.. Hampton
Moore, of Philadelphia; Senator Bev-
sridge. of Indiana, and Clifford Pinchot.
One Of the features of the evening
will be the presentation of the Hub
bard gold medal OF the society to Roald
Amundsen. OF Christiania, Norway, for
first making the Northwest Passage in
a vessel, and for definitely locating the
magnetic North Pole.
Among the passengers who win sail
o. the Kronprinzessin Cecilie Of the
North German Lloyd. from New York
to Bremen, via Plymouth and Cher
bOurg, Tuesday, December 10, 1907. will
be: c. Nabokoff Of Washington and
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. II. Gray, children and
maid, Of Orange, Va.
Maj William c. Gambrfn, T. S. A.,
entertained a party given by Miss
Katheryn Gambrill and chaperoned by
Mrs. Fred Dallas. of Laurel, at tho
Bellevue Stratford from Friday until
Sunday for the Army and Navy game.
The guests included Miss Florence
Gambrill, Miss Ida Hit Brine and Miss
Louise Mattingly, Captain Wooster,
Lieutenant Thompson and DIR. Hanna,
L. S. A. and r. A. Welch and ROLAND
Hopkins.
The annual bazaar and turkey dinner
given by the Ladies' Guild OF the Ia
koma Park Trinity Episcopal Church
was held Thursday evening in Takoma
Hall. The hall was elabOTately deco
rated, and the affair proved one Of the
most successful ever held. The pro-
ceeds viii go into the church treasury.
Miss Florence Langdon is visiting her
sister. Mrs. Whitney. OF Cedar street,
TakOma.
A Choir Club has been organized by
Mrs. Homer Guerry, director of the
Trinity Episcopal Church choir. Ia
koma. The club meets once a week at
the clubhouse n Cedar street, and all
the members the choir are eligible
to membership A glee club will be
organized in the near future in con
nection with the club.
The Philathea Glass Of Centennial
Baptist Sunday School, Eighth and 1
streets northeast, gave a supper at the
church Friday evening, December 6.
The following were present; Miss Car
RE Lpp, Miss Mabel Frantz, Miss Jes-
sic Frantz, Miss Lillian Moxley, Miss
Nettie Walton, Miss Alice Cilley. Miss
Annie Gregory. Miss Lillian Gregory,
Miss Bessie StonneH, Miss Gwynette
Christian. Miss Bessie Van DeBOgert,
Miss Myrtle Williams, Miss Kathryn
Murphy, Miss Lucy Rhodes. Miss
Mynes. Miss Louise Wise. Mss Sadie
Lpp. Miss Margaret Burdett, Miss Julia
Beach, Mrs. Gibbs. Mrs. Hahn. Mrs.
Watt, Mrs. Robertson, Mrs. Ehler. Mrs.
Childs, Mrs. Vaughn. Mrs. Shields, Mrs.
Lipp, Mrs. Wise. Mrs. Christian, Mrs.
Bowen, Mrs. Jenkins, Mrs. Walton. Mrs
WilfOng. Mrs. Beach, Mrs. Hartman.
Mrs. Dipple, and G. r Shields William
Collins, Chester WilfOng. Fred Lipp.
Charles Wise. Robert Jenkins, and the
Rev. A. K. Wright.
Mr.. and Mrs. James c. Hooe have
closed their residence at Smokers Gap
Va Mrs. Hooe is visiting in New York
and on her return will occupy their new
residence at 2230 Massachusetts avenue
The Catholic Conversation Circle hell
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The Misses Goodwin. daughters Of the
late Captain Goodwin, L. S. N. and
Miss CoTnelia Truxtun. the daughtet Of
the late Commodore Truxtun, L. S. N,
are the guests OF Lieut.. and Mrs.
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Mr.. and Mrs. James c. Hooe have
closed their residence at Smokers Gap.
Va Mrs. Hooe is visiting in New York.
and on her return will occupy their new
residence at 2230 Massachusetts avenue.
The Catholic Conversation Circle hell
its regular meeting Friday evening at
headquarters, 7O6 Eleventh street, the
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Miss Florence Langdon is visiting her
sister. Mrs. Whitney, OF Cedar street,
TakOma.
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a special military drill wilt be given
by Troop +, Thirteenth United States
Cavalry, Captain Preston. and Battery
d, Third United States Artillery, Cap
tain Horn, on Wednesday. December
II, at 2 p m. at Fort Myer. IRE pro-
ceeds will be devUS-d to the Rough
Riders Monument fund
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The annual bazaar and turkey dinner
given by the Ladies' Guild of the Ia
koma Park Trinity Episcopal Churcl
was held Thursday evening in TakOml
Hall. The hall was elabOrately deco
rated, and the affair proved one Of tht
most successful ever held. The pro
ceeds will go into the church treasury
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Gen. and Mrs Tully McCrea are
al the Hotel Gordon for the winter.
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Mrs. J. G. Campbell and Miss Camp
neu OF Milwaukee are guests at the
Grafton Hotel for a short time
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Senator w. r. Rorah and Mrs. Rorah.
who occupy apartments at Stonleigh
Court, have come to Washington for
the winter Senator BCrah IS out OF
town for a few davs
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An interesting event OF the week will
be the ''Washingtonians' December ball.
which will be held in National Rifles
Armory Thursday evening, December T.
Cards have been issued.
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Mrs. George Augustus Vroom an
the engagement Of her daugh-
ter. Gettine. 10 Lieut.. Roscoe COnklin
Davis, y. S. y.
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Mrs. Merritt, wife Of Gen. Wesley
Merritt. has returned to her apartment
in the Connecticut from the Virginia
Hot Springs, where she has been FOR
a month.
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The ballroom OF the Cairo has been
loaned by Mrs. William Cotto for a
eeneht for the Georgetown Hospital
Wednesday. December Is, when the
ladies' OF the board Will hold q bridge
and 'euchre party. A number Of society
people are interested in this worthy
charity, and The affair promises to be
Eerv successful
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Among the passengers who win sail
-, the Kronprinzessin Cecilie OF the
North German Lloyd. from New York
to Bremen, via Plymouth and Cher
bOurg. Tuesday, December 10, 1907. will
be: G. NaboI1off Of Washington and
Mr.. and Mrs. L. II. Gray, children and
maid. Of Orange. Va.
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Mrs. Robert Hit will entertain in
formally at dinner this evening
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Colonel and Mrs. wallace. u. S. A.
are spending the winter with Colonel
and Mrs. Frank, L. S. A. I'm their
home on . street
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The last charity whist until after the
1st of January viii be given at the Mer-
camille clubhouse tomorrow afternoon
lt 2:2G
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-29
To MEET DEFICIT
IN SCHOOL FUND
Supervisors Will Act Upon
Mayors Plan to Pay the
Teachers Full Salaries
CHARTER rs INVOKED

The Board of Supervisors referred to
the finance committee yesterday the
communication from the Mayor recon-
mending that the Board of Education
be authorized by ordinance TO make
such expenditures in excess of their
annual limit as to avoid the necessity
of decreasing the salaries of school
teachers and to make up deficit of
S16O,0oO If the balance in the surplus
fund of this fiscal year is insufficient
to meet the deficit, a tax of 2 or
8 cents will be levied next June for
the purpose
The Mayor quotes in his communica-
ton section 8, chapter 5, article of the
charter, which provides that in case
of extreme emergency the Board of
Education may, with the approval of
the Mayor and Supervisors, incur ex-
traordinary expenditures in excess Of
its annual limit for the repair and
equipment Of schoolhouses in place of
those destroyed by any great calamity.
Thirty-two schoolhouses were de-
stroyed, and in order to make the
regular appropriation meet the re-
uuirements, the Board Of Education has
been compelled to take away six weeks
of the teachers vacation money.
The action noted was in accordance
with an agreement reached at secret
conference between the Mayor and
School Directors held last Saturday and
to which publicity was given in Sum
days Call.
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-29
BIC SUM FOR ELLIS
Street LOT

The John E. Adams Investment Com
pany has purchased from Charlotte f.
Clarke the property in the south side
OF Ellis street, between Powell and
Mason, for $4,000. 1t is the lot on
which stood the Palmerlee. The lot
has a frontage of so feet and is loo
feet deep.
A. ]. Rich & Co., who handled the
deal, say that this is the lowest price
paid for class A property since the fire
and that the sale is the first large one
in this street since the disaster. The
lot adJoins the Hotel Hamilton and
opposite to ii will be the Y. M. c. A.
building, while the estate of Irving M.
Scott is constructing a six-story struc-
ture 100 feet east.
A. J. Rich & Co.. for a client have
bought for over $4,000 from H. E.
Bothin 53h by 155 feet to Tehama
street, on the south line of Howard, 275
feet west of Fourth street six-story
class A structure will cover this plat
and work has already been started on
the foundations.
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HOSPITAL BOARD IS
ELECTED

The directors of the California Wom-
ems Hospital held their annual meet
ing yesterday and elected officers for
the ensuing year. Reports from the
various officials were read. The char
liable institution has succeeded in
clearing up all Indebtedness and at the
present time has about $4,000 in the
treasury. The gift of $4,000 from the
Stanford Estate has made possible the
LIQUIDATION of all outstanding claims
against the institution.
The former board of directors was
reelected. The lady managers of the
hospital will elect their board later.
The results of the election today are:
Directors-Mrs. Francis Carolan, c. S.
Givens, r. Herold Jr.. M. Meyerfeld Jr.,
w. f. Metson, James McNab. Albert
Sutton. Dr. w. F. w. Vowinckel, Alex
ander Hamilton, Eugene Lent and John
A. hoster. w. H Metson was elected
president, Mrs. Carolan, vice president
and Albert Sutton. secretary.
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-29
A VALUABLE HOME RECIPE
Will Break Up a Cold in "a Hours or
Cure Any Cough That Is Curable

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uedr In the family me
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The oils In
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the taken night and
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TRApERs, coMPANY WING

The suit Of the Traders Insurance.
Company of Chicago against the
Aachen and Munich Fire Insurance
Company was finally decided In favor
Of the plaintiff by the Supreme Court
Yesterday, the appeal from the granting
OF a new trial in the lower court being
sustained.
The plaintiff had cancelled a rein
surance policy with the defendant after
the property affected had been damaged
by IRE, although neither company had
been informed Of the IRE at the time
the policy was canceled- The can
cellation was held 10 be invalid be-
eause Of the mistake In facts.
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-29

Albert Bury, member of the crew of
the British ship Scottish Glen, deserted
several days ago and the British Consul
obtained from the federal authorities
a warrant for his arrest and return to
the custody of the Consul. Deputy
United States Marshal James L. Nolan
arrested Bury on board q French ship
and took him before United States
Commissioner James s. Manley. Bury
showed that he was native of Ger
many and that he had been naturalized
in Newark, N. J. He was accordingly
released.
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-29

of the surplus fund to pay the sal
aries of members of the Police Depart
ment for january, there being a de-
fcit of that amount existing In the ap-
preparation.
Supervisors Tveitmoe and o'Neil were
added to the committee on salaries and
printing.
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-29

Jacob Riis, the distinguished friend
of Roosevelt" and one of the most
prominent and patriotic citizens of this
country, will soon appear in San Fran
cisco and deliver his great lecture, MY
Neighbors." The lecture will be under
the auspices of the Young Mems Chris
tian Association and the date set is
Friday evening. February 1. The noted
man will speak at the Christian Science
Hall, Sacramento and Scott streets.
1t has been about two years since
Jacob Riis has visited San Francisco.
On his prior lecture tour he was warm
ly received by the public. His fame as
writer and philanthropic citizen had
gone before him and the lecture was
so well attended that he was forced to
give another. He remained In TINS
city several days.
The committee from the Young
Mems Christian Association having the
affair in charge announces that there
has already been very heavy demand
at the association headquarters, 1920
Geary street, for tickets. and that the
lecturer will be greeted by an audience
testing the capacity of the hall.
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-29
NEW FEATURES AT AUDITORIUM

A novelty Of great interest to those
who like roller-skating is promised for
this week at the Auditorium, where
arrow. Fraviola and Grey will repeat
the remarkable performances which
have created almost a sensation in
fhe East. Trick and comedy riding
and what they call a hcycle" perform
ance make up their act.
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-29
BRUTAL rEAMsTER PUNISHED

For beating a horse numerically
Fred Tydeman, teamster, was sem
fenced yesterday by Judge conlan. Hs
was given She alternative of paying
a fifty dollar nns or spending fifty days
in Jail. Tydeman was arrested several
day ago in the act Of belaboring one
of the animals OF his team with gas
pipe.
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-29
Mntorinr in fhe Wert

The leading feature of the February
sunset Magazine is called Motoring IL,
the west" being a series Of six arti-
oIes. with twenty illustrations, which
will prove OF much interest to automo-
btle enthusiasts
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-29
jacks Restaurant
sAvED BY CITIZENSHIP

Formerly SIS Sacramento. now open for
business 1925 Golden Gate. near Bu-
oh
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-29

WILL COLLECT PENALTY-Tax Collector
Nichols will on next Friday impose penalty Of
25 per cent on all owners OF wagons who have
not paid licenses due thereon