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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-07-20
FAIR VISITORS TO
SEE PORTOLA FFTE
Plans Made for Extension of
Time on Tickets to
the Coast

II plans now pending are carried to
successful completion the thousands of
people who visit the Seattle exposition
gust before its close IN October win be
sable TO attend the PortoIa festival in
San Francisco on special excursion
tickets TO be issued by the western
railroads. The consent Of the Hin lines
alone remains TO be gained, but assur-
'ences were received yesterday that
these roads would cooperate
The date OF expiration originally
nNed Tor the excursion tickets to the
Alaska ukon- Pacific exposition from
eastern points was such as TO preclude
an extended trip through California.
The matter was taken up by William
3. Wheeler on his recent trip east, and
ne suggested 70 J. c. Stubs, traffic
director OF the Southern Pacific, that
an extension OF time should be granted
tn order 70 allow the eastern visitors
20 witness the Portola festival and TO
tour the southern part OF California
Negotiations thus begun have been
almost completed. All the Hartman
lines have offered to cooperate. as
have the Chicago. Milwaukee and ST.
Paul and the Northwestern. The Hill
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SWISS AMERICAN HOTEL
n Verano. Sixteen new rooms. Bus to trains
and baths; 81 week. PHIL ROSSI-
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WOMAN ENTERS STORE
AND STEALS CLOTHES
Pursued and Brought Back, but
Escapes With Coat

A well dressed. comedy looking
woman walked into the store of the
Pickett, Atterbury company. 80 Third
street, about l O'Clock yesterday after
noon, and, to the establishment of the
clerks, selected a suit of mems clothes
and ran out OF the store with the suit
over her arm. She was chased and
overtaken. When brought back to the
store she handed over the vest and
trousers and again ran out with the
coat, valued at S. This time she made
her escape. She is described as about
% years old, feet 6 inches tall and
medium build. She could be readily
identified If captured. The police were
notified, and Detectives Tyrrell and
Nolan were detailed on the case
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SOCIETY WOMAN
MUST PAY BILL
Attorney j. A. Wright Gets
Judgment Against Miss Maud
Howard for $3.50

Miss Maud Shafter Howard, daugh-
ter Of the late Charles Webb Howard,
president of the Spring Valley water
company, thought a joke was being
perpetrated on her when John A.
Wright, lawyer. sent her bill for
$500 for legal services rendered rela-
tive to the estate of her late father.
She refused to send a check for the
sum asked. That Wright did not see
anything funny in the transaction was
indicated when he began suit against
the society woman for $500. Judge
Mogan rendered judgment yesterday in
favor OF the lawyer for $3.50.
"All 1 wanted Mr.. Wright to do was
to go to the bank and examine the
papers of the Howard investment COM
pany," testified Miss Howard. Il ex-
pected he would charge about $50.
learned afterward that he was going to
take up the case for my brother, Pax
ton Howard. charging him a stupendous
fee. 1 then discharged Mr.. Wright as
my attorney, asking him what 1 owed
him. He said, oh, nothing I pressed
him to send in his bill, however, and
imagine my surprise when next day 1
get a bill for $780,
Miss Howard also testified that dur
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ing the time Wright was retained by
her she took her lawyers daughter to
Lake Tahoe. She was my guest for
two months said Miss Howard, but
whether she expected this fact to be
accepted as a setoff to Wright's bill
did not appear.
ices he rendered was to the effect that
he consulted with Miss Howard and her
brother, examined a deed of trust held
by the Central trust company, invest
gated the validity of the trust deed.
examined the papers of the Howard in
vestment company, and consulted with
]. C. McKinstry. attorney for the
widow. Emma Shafter Howard Attor-
ney Warren Olney, called as an expert.
said these services were worth 81 900
and J. C. McKinstry valued them at
more than $500" Judge Mogan as
sessed them at $3.50 and so ruled.
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lines will be heard from in a few days.
The Seattle chamber of commerce
has Joined in the movement. and yes
terday President McGaw of the north
ern body telegraphd 20 General Pas
senger Agent A. N. Cleland OF the
Northern Pacific, strongly urging that
the request OF San Francisco be
granted.
1t IS proposed that the time limit on
the tickets be extended to November
10, with sale dates fixed for October
1. and 3. This Will give the fasteners
week at the fair, which closes October
Is, a visit TO San Francisco at the
Portola festival from October 10 to
October %, and a trip through the
southern part of the state.
A feature OF the movement particu-
larry pleasing to the promotion and
commercial bodies is the readiness of
the northwest TO cooperate in a coast
wide project.
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PARA|SO HOT SPRINGS

Grandest and Most Accessible Of All Re-
sorts. Only a hours Ride in Auto Over
Beautiful Road, New Swimming Pond,
lighthouses. Waters Awarded First Prize
at St. Louis Exposition.
Natural hot soda. sulphur. plunge and tub
baths. 104 TO lie degrees. for rheumatism.
malaria and all stomach troubles. Iron and
arsenic waters. Altitude, 1.400 feet. Hunt
ing, fine fishing, bowling, tennis, croquet.
dancing. gas. Expert masseuse- Round
trip. IS. Rates. S12 to SIC. baths included.
Table unexcelled. Information ar any S. P.
office or Peck-Judah Co., TS9 Market street,
or Bryan's. New train service. Take flyer
S a. M: Third and Townsend; arriving at
Springs / p. m. II. II. MCGOWAN. Prop,
Paradise Springs, Monterey County. Cal.
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CARPENTER ARRAIGNED
ON CHARGE OF MURDER
J. B. St. Denis Accused of KILL
ing Henry Hueber

Joseph B. st. Denis. carpenter. 1916
Powell street, was instructed and ar
raigned in Police Judge Deasy's court
yesterday on charge of murder and
the case was continued till tomorrow,
pending the result of the coroner's in
quest St. Denis and Henry Hueber
jeweler, 1916 Powell street, quarreled
IN a saloon at Vallejo and Powell
streets Saturday night about payment
of bill due by Hueber TO ST. Denis
for work done. and st. Denis shot and
killed Hueber.
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FALLEN LEAF

LAKE TAHOE A new resort Ideal location
Cottages tents, horses. rowboats. launches. trout
fishing. Moderate rates. Address HARRY
wHITCoMB. Mgr. Fallen Leaf P. o.. Lake
Tahoe. Cal
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SARATOGA SPRINGS

The Paradise OF California: 10 different min
eral springs: cure for liver. kidney and stomach;
rates $40 10 SIG per week; furnished cottages for
house keeping. Apply Peek-Judah's. TS9 Market
St, S. F., or ]. MARTENS, Prop, Bachelor
P o.. Lake Co. Cal.
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WHITNEY HOUSE

TRUCKEE, CAL, SUMNER RESORT.
Is situated in a Pine Forest, with the best eli
mate on EARTH Surrounded by lakes and streams
with many trout The Summer Resort OF the
Sierra Nevada Mountains Elevation. :. $50 feet
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WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS

The Nearest Resort TO San Francisco.
Under new management and entirely remodeled.
NEWLY FURNISHED THROUGHOUT and
brought up to date in every detail. Beautiful
grounds refreshing baths Of sulphur water fresh
milk and poultry. All kinds Of amusements;
telephone; tl2 q week and up. including baths.
Round trip from s. r. 20 Vallejo 81. Write Val
lejo White Sulphur Springs. Vallejo. Cal,
Randall. Trowbridge & Wright company, 1906
Broadway. Oakland.
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lake COUNTY AUTOMOBILE TRANSPORTATION CO..

Successors to Lakeport, Bartlett Springs and
Clear Lake Stage Lines. Passengers carried BY
AUTOMOBILES and STAGES from Pieta to
Lakeport, Highland Springs. Kelseyville, Soda
Bay, Bartlett Springs and Upper Lake. Fine
mountain road. sprinkled daily. Time 10 lunch
at Pieta. Extra charges automobiles in ad
dition 70 regular one wsy stage fare from Pietai
as follows: To Lakeport 81 so; Highland
Springs. S1.00; Kelseyville, $1-50; Soda Bay,
S1.T5. Tickets sale at office Northwestern
Pacific R. r. Co, Ferry building, s. F., or ad-
dress this office. Lakeport. Cal. for Information
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Rent Ynnr Roomr

A little ad in The Call will do It
Phone Kearny Sc and we will call for
your ad. People watch the Rooms to
Let" columns OF The Call. You get re-
suits when you put your ad there. The
cost is low. Try it.
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LAKE TAHOE. N W. Cuthbert. formerly Of
Emerald Bay. Prop Hotel. cottages and tents.
New furniture. Home cooking Fishing. social
camp hre postofnce telephone. Address n. W.
Cuthbert Rubicon p. o.. Lake Tahoe, Cal
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RROCKwAY

Lake Tahoe. Only hot springs and best fishing
grounds the lake. launch meets train
Tahoe. See Peck-Judahs or 5. P. r. R. IN
formation bureas. or write LAWRENCE q CON-
STOCK. Broekway. Lake Tahoe. Cal
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A Country Resort for Families. Open year
round. Good fishing and hunting; dancing pa
vilion; hot mineral baths Rates. So per week
Address Ell vERANO VILLA. FL verano. Cal.
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TALLAC

Lake Tahoe. opens June I. Headquarters FOR
trout nzhlng. Resident physician Information
at Peck Judah'B and s. P. r R. Information bu-
reaus. address LAWRENCE & COMSTOCK.
Tallae, Lake Tahoe, Cal
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LAKE TAHOE

LAKESIDE PARK CO.-HOtel cottages. house
keeping tents. camping Store. livery. boats.
bathing. June Is best month for lake fishing.
For circular address A. NJ. HILL. Proprietor.
Stateline. Lake Tahoe. Cal
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vICHY SPRINGS

kENDoCIHo COUNTY.
Natural electric waters. Champagne be tbs
and fsmo1f Beauty Baths. Hunting. fishing
J. A. REDEAE1ER. Prop
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Kl17''|
RINGS

AMERICAS GREATEST HEALTH AND
PLEASURE RESORT
Positive cure for rheumatism and stomach
trouble. Table first class. The roads have been
pct In excellent shape for staging and autos
Rates. $l2 10 $14 per week. Baths free 20
guests. For further particulars address K. D.
CURRY, Proprietor. The Geysers, Cal
Notice: All guests remaining two weeks and
under four will be refunded their fare one way.
and guests remaining four weeks and longer will
be refunded round trip fare from San Francisco
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JOHANNESBURG

Elevation 100 feet. Beautifully situated
among the redwoods- Fine lake. boating and
bathing. bowling. tennis court and dance hall
Rates reasonable. THEO BLANCKENBURa
JR-. Proprietor. oakville Napa Co.
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THE GLEN RITA "G s10

river. Tents II desired. Excellent table. Rates.
$40 TO $12 week. Cottages to rent. Address
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HOTEL ROWARDENNAN 6 S9M

For further information see Peck-Judah In
formation Bureau. $50 Market ST., or write B.
DICKINSON, Prop. Ben Lomond, Cal.
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CLENDORA RANCH

Santa Cruz mountains 81 miles from Los
Gatos; new management new dining room,
TO sl2 per week. Opens May /. A. o. BLoM.
GREN. Prop. box 145, Los Gatos.
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AMONG The PINES

Altitude a.O2s Feet. No consumptives.
Enjoy the mountain air at the Oaks Best
equipped ranch resort In the Sierra No stag
ing Swimming pools, bowling alleys. tennis.
billiards and pool ETC. Livery. Rates IS to $i3
per week. Phone or address r. T. WARHAA.
Applegate Placer County. California
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THE NEW ENGLAND HOME, Camp Meeker.
Rebuilt and refurnished with the chief idea
for comfort; located in . beautiful grove near
the lake-beautiful walks, grand scenery, GRO
quet, boating, bathing. fishing. hunting. bowl
ing and dancing Table supplied with fresh
fruits and vegetables from ranch daily.
Rates $3.50 to IS per weeks special rates TO
families and parties. Address GEORGE HAIR
RISON. Camp Meeker. Sonoma county, Cal
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CHERRY COURT

The modern Family Hotel OF Santa Cruz Cen
trally located. Everything new. First class
Table, reasonable rates Automobile quarters
For particulars address MISS G. RIEDEMAN
Proprietress. 80 Church ST.. Santa Cruz Cal.
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Building materials Of all kinds and general
merchandise. Campers. hunters fishermen and
auto parties supplied at city prices. Also livery.
staging and draying done 10 all suburban towns
and sumner resorts. p. =. SCILACCI Point
Reeves station.
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SAN HEDRIN

The picturesque situation OF San Hedrin
Resort makes ii very desirable retreat from
the monotony of city life. Hunting and fishing
in plenty; boats and saddle horses provided, also
other amusements. Rest and comfort are prime
factors In ones vacations leave your best clothes
and etiquette at home. Accommodations fur
nished In hotel. cottages or tents. Rates.
Adults, $40 per week children under s. S. per
week p o. address San Hedrin Resort Potter
Valley. Cal. S. o. HOLMES, 1904 54th ST.,
Oakland Phone Pied. 2280.
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OCCIDENTAL HOTEL. HAYWARD

This beautiful hotel. centrally located. large
grounds and smusements billiards bowling
tennis. dancing. etc. Rates SIS 10 So. Special
rates n families. II. A. PARKHURsT. prop,
Harvard Cal
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SAN lGREGORIO STORE

All kinds general merchandse. Fishermen,
hunters, campers and auto parties supplied at
city prices. E. MONTEYALDO, San Gregorio.
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SAN LUIS HOT SPRINGs-Under new man.
sgement. sheltered spot; half mile from ocean;
boating. fishing; excellent table; all berries. veg
etables grown at the springs: water 10 degrees
Fahrenheit; conveyance meets s. p. trains. Ad-
dress L. z. MITTENDORF San Luis Hot Sui
phur Springs. San Luis obispo.
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SUMMIT HOTEL

Cottages, tents orchard. tennis court, croquet,
dancing fishing. Charming spot among the
Santa Cruz redwoots Under new management.
Free carriage. Rates IS to S12 Address Man
ager Summit Hotel Wrights, Santa Clara
County. ]. McKENNA, Prop.
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GLEN ALPINE SPRINGS

HLEN AbFINE1 u ltI-tUS
LAKE TAH0E-Spring flowers, beautiful cata-
racts dazzling snow, trout fishing. excellent
mineral water, free boats and launches. dairy
white chef Peck Judah Southern Pacific in
formation bureaus. EARL h COLEMAN, Mgr,
Tallac P. o.. Lake Tahoe.
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BYRON HOT SPRINGS

Contra Costa County.
one Of the worlds most curative springs. de-
lightful place FOR rest and recres ton See
Southern Pacific information bureau or Peck
Judah. 7Se Market St. s. F.. or $50 s. Spring
St. Los Angeles. address manager at hotel.
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LAKE INDEPENDENCE

In the high Sierra Good trout fishing In
lake and stream For particulars inquire South
ern Pacific Information Bureau, or address
MISS r. WARD. Hobart Mills Postofdce-
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MONTERREY MINERAL SPRINGS

Contracts taken for cure Of rheumatism. ma
laria kidney. stomach liver, bowels, bladder or
nervous troubles Modern conveniences and
amusements; in the pines near the bay; scenery
grand: cottages rooms board; 81 to 81.
Write j. o'CoNNOR. Prop. New Monterey, Cal.
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Skaggs Hot Springs
GIVING FULL INFORMATION
IN REGARD TO

Nine miles from Geyserville. Two
trains daily. Fare $3.50 round trip. in
Guiding stage. Rates SIP to SIS per
week. Hot mineral baths. Swimming,
boating, hunting and fishing. Every
thing new. including mana cement.
The Detroit times., 1909-04-21

Encouraging features are shown by
the report OF the Detroit Orchestral
association for the last season. While
the receipts were not sufficient TO COW
er all expenses, the attendance show
ed an encouraging gain. especially IT,
the sale OF admission tickets, showing
that the people are gradually waking
up 10 the advantages offered by these
concerts. The total receipts were $10.-
0l0.6O, and the expenses $l2.630.7s.
leaving a deficit OF $2,6202s. This
will be met. as usual. by a pro rata
assessment among the guarantors. Al
though the deficit is a little smaller
than last season, the assessment IN
slightly larger, owing TO falling of
In the number OF guarantors. The
The Detroit times., 1909-04-21
DOWN IN TENNESSEE.
BY Geo. Rowsey.

Jim Bronson had been arrested for
larceny, the charge being that he stole
a possum and a steel trap. belonging
10 Chas. Washington. and. pursuant TO
his demand, was being tried before a
justice of the peace, by a jury OF six
colored folks.
Washington, sworn, said: ledge,
I got a trap near a COIN fell side a
big gum tree for To cotch er possum,
which all us colored folks need once
I'm her while. When ! go ter see de
trap dere's possum sign eroun.' but
de trap am gone. en- | see man tracks
all erbout dat place.
"Jedge. sho was mad. | took
dat track like or houn' an bymbye
see dis hyah PENDANT on de road. VIII
er bag on his back. done shook dat
bag. jedge. an my trap an possum
drapped out'n II. De possum | eat.
but deres de trap an heah's de man.
ledge, yoh honoh. OATS all gotter
say
Washington stepped down and the
fury looked solemn. II appeared bad
for the defendant, but he was not in
the least downcast as he took the wit.
ness stand.
Desc hyah town dudes" said Jim.
pointing TO the complainant, at whom
everyone in the court room gazed
make me sick. Dey low as how dey
own ev'ything dat looks good TO dem.
Dey amt satisfy at home. but dey
come trapessing down heah acting
biggity. tryin' ter put ober US cause
we all is country folks.
ledge, likes possum myself but
The Detroit times., 1909-04-21

Detroit society is all agog over the
Wedding Of Miss Gertrude Boyer
laughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Boy.
sr. and Frederick Sweet Stearns,
which will DC celebrated at 4'o'clock
Wednesday afternoon in st. Johns
Episcopal church The ceremony
which will be witnessed by the mem.
bers OF the exclusive social set, will
be performed by the Rev. William l..
Faber. ID. d.. rector of st. Johns. who
viii read the impressive marriage ser.
vice OF the Episcopal church.
The conventional wedding marches
will be played by Prof. J. l.. Edwards,
organist OF st. Johns. and the vested
choir OF that church will sing the
bridal music. The church has been
handsomely decorated in-the bridal
colors OF white and green. Easter lilies
and greenery being employed lavishly
In the chancel, as well as standards
OF American beauty roses. In the
Boyer home. No. 637 Woodward-ave.
wnere the reception will be held at 3
o'clock. the drawing room I'm which
the party will receive has been decor
ated In pink roses and greenery The
library is In daisies, and the dining
room in white orchids and lilies OF
the valley. The billiard room Is In
bronze Spanish iris and the halls In
red roses.
Miss Boyer has chosen her sister,
Mrs. w. A. c. Miller Jr., as matron
OF honor. and her four bridesmaids
are Miss Marjorie Stearns. Miss
Mabel HaskIns. OF New York; Miss
The Detroit times., 1909-04-21

cess of white satin. trimmed with rose
pointe lace and pearl ornaments. She
Will wear a tulle veil with a coronet OF
orange blossoms and will carry n
shower bouquet of lilies of the valley
and roses. the maids gown will be a
white satin princess trimmed In gold
Mrs. Helson will wear black chantiIly
lace over black satin, trimmed in gold
Jet and point lace. and -spangled
ornament in her hair. She will wear
a corsage bouquet OF violets and lilies
OF the valley. Miss Stevenson. sister
OF the groom, will wear a white satin
gown, embroidered In gold. and a cor
sage bouquet of violets. Mrs. John
p. Glendon, sister OF the bride. will
wear rose colored satin princess,
trimmed In Duchess lace and gold EN-.
broidery and a white aigrette in her
hair. Mrs. William ]. Helson will
wear black satin draped princess
trimmed In black and gold.
The reception will be held at $40
o'clock and large number OF guests
have been hidden to this. After spend
Ing the spring and summer in New
York city and on the New England
coast. Mr.. and Mrs. Stevenson will re.
side In Washington.
The bride has refused all invita-.
tons, excepting dinner in the Point
chartrain Tuesday evening, given by
Mr.. and MrE. John =. Glendon for the
wedding party.
The Detroit times., 1909-04-21

Gretchen Pack, of Pittsburg and Miss
Edith Meacnam, OF Cincinnati. Mr.
Stearns will as assisted by Frederick
Hussey. OF Allegeny, Pa. as best man.
and the ushers will be Kirkland b.
Alexander. OF Detroit Houston Giddis,
of Dayton, o.: Mitchell Hall, OF New
York. and Caswell p. Ellis. OF New
Orleans.
The brides gown is en- princess, con-
structed OF rose pointe and Duchess
lace, trimmed in orange blossoms,
with train on satin She will carry a
shower of white orchids and lilies OF
the valley. and her tulle veil will be
fastened to her couture with coro-
net OF orange blossoms. The matron
of honor Will wear rose pointe lace
over silver. trimmed In silver and
bHgle firing Her bouquet will be
white Spanish iris. lilies OF the valley
and white violets, and she will wear
hat made OF white applique lace,
trimmed with willow plumes. The
maids will lie gowned alike in apple
green satin, draped In white tulle and
trimmed In white and silver lace. They
will wear oii-fashloned poke bonnets
of white net, with green satin stream
ers and moss rosebuds. They viii
carry bouquets OF white Spanish iris
and maidennair fern.
Mrs. Boyer will wear a gown i'm.
ported by Hook that was originally de-
signed for the coronation OF Queen
Alexandra. built OF white pointe ap-
plique and trimmed in real thread
lace. white bugle beads and black net.
Mrs. Stearns, mother OF the groom,