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CONCERT ROOM
TABLE NO. 1

TABLE NO.
SOL ARoNSoN
ROBERT ROOS
GEORGE COIN
ALFRED WE'LL
TABLE NO.2
Mr.. AND MRS. J. C. zELLERBACH (hosts)
MRS T. STEINER
H. N. ENGLANDER
TABLE NO. 8
Mr. AND MRS G. S. GARRETT (hosts)
MISS GARRETT and three guests.
TABLE NO.
Mr.. AND MRS. II. NJ. A. MILLER (hosts)
MR.. AND MRS. C. o. G. MILLER
TABLE NO. S
Mr. AND MRS JAMES RoLPH JR. (hosts)
Mr. AND MRS. GEORGE U. HIND
Mr.. AND MRS. JAMES N. HIND
TABLE NO. 8
G. W. SCOTT (host)
GENERAL NJ. H. SHERMAN
HARRY CHANDLER
HOWARD BAXTER
ERNEST McCANDISH
BERT C. SCOTT
TABLE NO. 7
Mr.. AND MRS M. EHRMAN (hostsl
Mr. AND MRS. ALBERT NJ. RoSENTHAL
MR.. AND MRS. ARTHUR BAcHMAN
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TABLE NO. 1o4

TABLE NO. 104
MR.. AND MRS. JOSEPH DURNEY (hosts)
MISS HELEN DEAN WHITE
MISS RITA BURKE
MISS MARGUERITE DURNEY
ALFRED A. DURNEY
HAROLD J. DURNEY
TABLE NO. 1o5
W. J. wooLsEY (host)
MISS JOSEPHINE DE LANEY
MR.. AND MRS. WALTER E. BUCK
MISS MARGARET DE LANEY
MISS FRANCIS DE LANEY
TABLE NO. 1o6
JOEL K HECHT (host)
CAPT. P L. BUCH
DR.. G. H. TAUBLES
MISS HECHT
E. M HECHT ~
TABLE NO. 1O7
w. H. LEAHY (host)
MR.. AND MRS. A. RUDGEAR
MRS. ERNEsTINE KRELING AND TWO MORE
GUESTS
TABLE NO. 108
MR.. AND MRS. H. D. MORTON (hosts)
Mr.. AND MRS. CHARLES PARKER HOLT
MRS. FLORENCE I. JONES
REUBEN C. MORTON
TABLE NO. 100
Mr.. AND MRS. PATRICK CALHOUN (hosts)
MISS MARTHA CALHOUN
MISS MARGARET CALHOUN
MRS. DERBY
PAUL FOSTER
TABLE NO. 10
NJ F. MICHAEL (host> AND II GUESTS
TABLE NO. 11o "A"
JUDGE FRANK MURASKY
MR.. AND MRS. E. oDONNELL
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TABLE NO. 8

Mr.. AND MRS GEORGE A. Bos (hosts)
HARRY TAYLOR
LOUIS P. HOBART
TABLE NO. g
MR.. AND MRS. B. B. KELLOGG
TABLE NO. 10
J. B. MURPHY AND H D. MCKENZIE (hosts)
AND EIGHT GUESTS
TABLE NO. 21
Ms. AMP MRS. GHAsIEs +. BENTLEY
MISS OLIVE B. WHEELER
TABLE NO. %
Mr. Mr.. AND AND MRS. MRS HARoLD T ". LAW 'A'9
MR.. AND MRS: CHARLES L. RHODES
TABLE NO. %
DR.. AND MRS. ]. A. NOBLE (hosts)
TABLE NO. % "A"
0. P. sTIDGE
TABLE NO. "a
C. l. LAUMEISTER (host)
MR.. AND MRS. EDWIN HAMMER
DR.. HERALD P. HILL
WILLIAM c. PHINNEY
MISS E. LAUMEIsTER
C. L. LAUMEIsTER JR.
TABLE NO. z5
MR. AND MRS JOE E. TERRY lhostsl
MISS wENDLING
ROY HILLS
TABLE NO. 20
MR. AND MRS. P. A. BERGERoT
MIS- suaEs vIc4oS rASTs s sR RE1rER
TABLE NO. 81
Ms AND MRs ss L6oN 6Sss sLoss ss;5;,
Mr.. AND MRS. SIG STERN
MR. AND MRS. VIM. GREENBAUM
TABLE NO. 28
MRS. LAURA L. sABIN lhostess)
MR.: AND MRS. G. E. BACON
MISS SABIN
TABLE NO. 29
MR. AND MRS j. A. MoRELAND (hosts)
MR.. AND MRS; GEORGE p. cooPER
Mr.. AND MRS, WILLIAM P. BUCKINGHAM
TABLE NO. so
Mr. AND MRS. LESTER HERRICK (hosts)
MR.. AND MRS. JULIAN THoRNE
TABLE NO. Al
MR.. D. o. DRUFFLE (host)
MR.. I. N. FUIFoRD
MR.. VAL FRANZ
Mr.. VIM. oHATAHM
Mr. JOHN MoBA1N
MR.. I. N. LITTLEFIELD
TABLE NO. AZ
MR.. AND MRS. LEON A. MAIsoN thosts)
MRS. MARIE E. LUCKE
MISS CLARICE LUCKE
MISS ADELAIDE ESC0LLE
TABLE NO. 43
MR.. AND MRS: ]. B. coRYELL thOsts)
AND FOUR GUESTS
TABLE NO. A.
MR.. AND MRS. G. n. BATCHELDER (hosts)
Mr.. AND MRS. B. H. DIBBLEE
MR.. AND MRS. DELANEY LEWIS
MR.. AND MRS. PERRY EYRE
TABLE NO. As
Mr. FRANK H. JERMYN (host)
MR.. ARTHUR H. WILLIAMS
MR.. HEM1NG BERG
Mr.. MAXWELL H. THOMPSON
DR. JOHN DUNNE
JUDGE LOUIS LISSAK
TABLE NO. 46
Mr. LOUIS TITUS (host) AND FIVE
GUESTS
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Mr.. AND MRS W METsoN (hosts9
Mr.. AND MRS JAMES MeNAB
HON. I. A. NADEAU AND WIFE
HON. J. E. CHILBERG AND WIFE
TABLE NO. IS
Mr.. AND MRS. HERBERT FLEIsHHACKER
thosts) AND TWO GUESTS
TABLE NO. SO
DR.. AND MRS. GEORGE H. MARTIN (hosts)
Mr.. AND MRS. JOHN SCOTT WILSON
DR.. AND MRS. THOMAS ADDISON
PAYMASTER AND MRS. WALTER A. GREER
U. S. N
TABLE NO. 81
MR. AND MRS. WELLINGTON GREGG (hosts)
Mr.. AND MRS. GEORGE v. CAMERON
MISS ENID GREGG
MISS ETHEL GREGG
TABLE NO. 88
Mr. AND MRS. z. W. BRADLEY fhosts)
Mr.. AND MRS. CHARLES BELSHAW
Mr.. AND MRS. J. F. DAVIS
TABLE NO. SO
Mr.. AND MRS. J. A. cHANSLoR (hosts)
MISS BIRDIE CHAESLoR
Mr.. AND MRS. A. T. SARGENT
FRANK GARBY
TABLE NO. l0l
MR.. AND MRS. F. S. MOODY thosts)
Mr. AND MRS. G.. A. POPE
DR.: AND MRS. BEVERLY McMoNAeLE
TABLE NO. 10z
DR.. AND MRS E, S. BREYFoGLE (hosts)
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WILLIAM V. STAEEOhO
DR.. AND MRS. EDWARD IEGAN
MRS. JULIA MARCUSE
MISS ELLA LAGAN
TABLE NO. 4e
Mr.. AND MRS. w. L. HATHAWAY (hosts)
Mr.. AND MRS. w. Z: MATsoN
Mr.. AND MRS. JOSEPH NJ. FREDER1ChS
MRS CAMILLA SHAY
MRS. v. T. McGILLYCUDDY
TABLE NO. so
Mr.. AND MRS. FRANK Il. BUCK (hosts)
Mr.. AND MRS. J. 3. CORY
LEONARD W. BUCK
MISS NINA HEILBRoN
TABLE NO. 61
DIR. AND MRS. GRANT SELFREDGE (hosts)
Mr. AND MRS R. P. SCHWERIN
Mr.. AID MRS. FRANK B. ANDERSON
TABLE NO. 62
MR.. AND MRS. P L. McBEAN Chosts)
Mr. AND MRS. GEORGE A NEWHALL
Mr. AND MRS HENRY S. KIERSTED
Mr.. AND MRS. ATHoL MCLEAN
TABLE NO. o3
MR.. AND MRS. JAMES H. FoLLIs (hosts)
Mr.. AND MRS. GEORGE A. MARTIN
MISS ETHEL T0MPKIRS
J. ]. CROOKS
TABLE NO. "a
A. E. TOWER Chost)
AND FIVE GUESTS
TABLE NO. 65
COLONEL AND MRS. H. I. LoyELAND (hosts)
Mr. AND MRS WILLIAM CROCKER
COLONEL AND MRS. F. W. MARSToN
TABLE NO. 90
Mr.. AND MRS FRANK H. BURKE ChOsts)
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HERBERT COOK
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TABLE NO. so
NIB. AND , MRs J. N s[sS JAcozI Il 9s1sss)
Mr.. AND MRS. IL S. H. FRANK
COLONEL FRANK MARsrEN AND WEE
TABLE NO. 81
MR.. AND MRS. ]. C. GREEN lhOsts}
M5 AND AND @ MRS. ". T. % HARET
TABLE NO. So
MRS GEORGE ]. TAYLOR
JOHN T. BROWN
TABLE NO. 81
Mr. NJ AND AND MRS MRS. NJ H. go7g1Ns JR CAOstsl
MR.. AND MRS. H. P. FESSENDEN
TABLE NO. 81
E. L. POTTER
CHARLES LOOMS
JOHN mitchell
D. NJ. LINNARD
TABLE NO. 63
Mr. AND MRS. CHARLES A. STEWART
Mr. AND MRS JAMES WOOD
TABLE NO. IS
Mr. AND MRS. EGBERT j. BENEDICT (hOsts)
MISS FLORENCE BRAKEMAN
GEORGE B. gibson
MRS. T. J. MoFF1TT
Mr. AND MRS. SETH MANN
TABLE NO. 66
Mr.. AND MRS. A. A. BAXTER (hosts)
Mr.. AND MRS. JAMES TYSON
TABLE NO. 81
MR. AND MRS. j. T. DUENE (hosts)
Mr.. AND MRS. GEORGE WAPPLE
TABLE NO. 90
JUDGE WILLIAM P LAWLoR (host)
MR.. AND MRS. EDWARD H. HAMILTON
MISS MARY SELBY
CLARENCE r. WARD
HENRY NJ. WHITLEY
TABLE NO. 20
Mr. AND MRS. L. Z. LEE (hosts)
Mr.. AND MRS. RANDOLPH " WHITING
MR.. AND MRS. FRANK NJ. LEE OF RENO,
NEV.
TABLE NO. II
MRS. ABBIE E. KREBS (hostessJ
Mr.. AND MRS. A. R. FRASER
MR.. AND MRS. R. HERMAN
C. J. WOOD
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MR.. AND ERs. GEORGE KELHAM
Nh. AND MRS a. 5. LfLLEY
TABLE NO. 60
Mr.. NJ" AND AND MRS. HENRY ST. CORR
81. BsS MHIIIcEaE 4 + H4EAHsss eossaavE AZ
TABLE NO. 81
MR.. AND MRS. A. L. EHRMAN lhosts)
MR. AND MRS. I. W. NEusTADTER
Mr.. Mr.. AND AND Mss, MAS. 1; LEON oSAnsSS'A0 fHSY
TABLE NO. 6s
Mr. AND MRS. J. B. SMITH (hosts)
AND TWO GUESTS
TABLE NO. 90
MRS. C. F. MacDERMoT (hostessl
Mr.. AND MRS. FRANK H. PROCTOR
WILLARD BARTON JR.
DUvAL MOORE
ARTHUR ]. MacDERMoT
TABLE NO. 70
FRANK F. MULLER (host)
FRED EoUsEWoRTH s
F. H. DoGGETT
TABLE NO. 81
j. w. KINGMAN (host}
MISS McCLoSKEY
MISS ANNA ROSE McCLoSKEY
TABLE NO. 81
Mr.. AND MRS. J. A. ADLER (hosts)
G. J. sHARLACH
MIS- MIS- ALpHossE AIIGE saE5SF5Auh 5SbHs
MR.. AND MRS EDWARD sALZ
TABLE NO. 80
MR.. AND MRS, JAMES KING STEELE thosts)
MAJOR AND MRS. JOHN A. MURTAGH, U.
MR.. AND MRS. j. CAMPBELL SHORE
RANDAL W. BOROUGH
TABLE NO. IS
MR.; AND MRS; A5DgN ANDERSON 59TNssT hosts0
MR.. AND MRS. EDGAR J. pEPUE
TABLE NO. SO
Mr.. AND MRS. CHARLES H. sCHLACKs
v. G. B0GUE
F. NJ SCHUMACHER
TABLE NO. sS7
MR.. AND MRS N. \; DE YOUNG Gy Sb0sts) B nM
CHARLES DE YOUNG
MISS DE YOUNG
MR.. AND MRS. JOSEPH D. ToBIN
TABLE NO. 8s
M. Ma AND AND MRS MRS & GEORGE "A A. sERToN
TABLE NO. 80
MR.. AND MRS EDWARD P. sPENGLER (hosts1
MR.. AND MRS: LOUIS II: MoosEE
MR. AND MRS, WILLIAM W LLO1O
TABLE NO. 90
W. M. o'coNNoR (host)
MISS LILLY o'CoNNoR
Mr.. AND MRS. F. F. RYER
MISS LILLY COLT
EDWARD A. MEIzNER
TABLE NO. 1o1
MR.. AND MRS. w. E. DARGIE (hosts)
Mr. AND MRS; ,s = + coNNERs
MISS BESSIE DARGIE
EDWARD F. McGARY
HARRY CoSGRIFF
TABLE NO. 102
MR.. AND MRS. w. S. PORTER (hosts)
MR.. AND MRS HENRY F. DUTToN
MISS MAUD o'CoNNoR
H, c. BREEDEN
TABLE NO. 103
MR.. AND MRS. GEORGE W. PELTIER (hosts)
MRS. FRED COX
MISS FREDA COX
TABLE NO. 1O4
kMR. AND MRS H. B. wILLIAR (hosts)
Mr.. AND MRS. GRAySON DUTToN
MRS. GEORGE H. HUNTsMAN
TABLE NO. 106
MR.. AND MRS PROSPER REITER
CHARLES LoESCE
MISS BELLE [. JAFFE
TABLE NO. 107
MR.. AND MRS: CONRAD L. PETERS (hosts)
MISS z: McCUNE
DR., AND MRS. W. L. FRANKLIN
MORRIS GRIFFIN
r. CALDER
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TABLE NO. 10e
MR.. AND MRS. JOHN BAKER JR. (hosts)
Mr.. AND MRS. CHARLES z. HUNT
MRS. GEORGE M. R0LPH
MRS. NJ G. MAY
TABLE NO. 10o
MR. AND MRS. FRED TILLMANN JR. (hOsts)
MISS AGNES MANGELS
MISS AGNES TILLMANN
FRED "A. T1LLMANN
TABLE NO. l10
MR.. AND MRS. EUGENE GALLoIs (hosts)
MISS JEAN GALLoIS
JOHN GALLO1S
RAPHAEL WE'LL
ALBERT BOUVIER
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TABLE NO. AZ

ABLE M. I'll
MR.. GEORGE MoNEAR (host)
MR.. AND MRS. W. o. WAYMAN
MR.. AND MRS. NORMAN R. LANG
MISS McNEAR
TABLE NO. 4S
DR. MORRIS HERzsTEIN (host)
MR.. AND MRS. JOHN F. BOYD
MR.. AND MRS. HARRY BABCoCK
MR.. LOUIS B. PARRoTT
MRS I. LAWRENCE POOL
MR.. JAMES OTIS
TABLE NO. 4o
MR.. LOUIS STERN host)
ME. AND MRS. I. W. COHEN
AND ONE GUEST
TABLE NO. SO
MR; Mr. AND N MRS. SEWARD B. McNEAR (hosta)
MR. LEE BARROLL
MR.. AND MRS. E. G. sCHMIEDELL
TABLE NO. 81
MR.. AND MRS. WIN. HAAS (hosts)
Mr.. AND MRS. ED BRANDENSTEN
MR.. AND MRS. SAM LILiENTHAL
Mr.. CHARLES w. HAAS
MR.. AND MRS. ISAAC WALTER
TABLE NO. 62
DOCTOR AND ND MRS. A RED aEDMoND Q + PAYNE YYsi
MISS MARCIA GAYLE FEE
TABLE NO. 90
ANDREW T. CAssELL (host)
LohiNG G. PICKERING
HARRY c.. MoAFEE
JOHN F. CASSELL
MISS DOROTHY WooDwoRTH
MISS AUGUSTA FoUTE
MISS LOUISE WALLACH
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TABLE NO. 81
Mr.. AND MRS. :. H. D. SKINNER
MRS A. RAMISH
MISS VIvIENNE FREEMAN
TABLE NO. Al
MR.. AND MRS J. X. WILSON (hosts)
MRS R. c. ST0NEY
W F. BOWERS
MISS MARION R. HUNTINGTON
MISS MAD6E Z. WILSON
TABLE NO AZ
Mr.. AND MRS R. S. sHA1NwALD thOsts)
MISS SHAINWALD
MISS IRMA WOLFF
NEWTON STERN
TABLE NO. 43
Mr.. AND MRS. E L. SHAW hOst') AND
PARTY
TABLE NO. "A
T. N McCAULEY (host)
HOMER S. KING
G. W. GRAYSON
SENATOR A. J RALsToN
FRANK K. MOTT
TABLE NO. IS
Mr.. AND MRS. FREDERICK l. hASEE
(hosts) AND TWO GUESTS
TABLE NO. 40
GUSTAV MANN (hostl 1900
Mr.. AND MRS. FERDINAND FRoHMAN
CARL S. PLAUT
MISS HELENE NJ JACOBS
MRS. S. EMANUEL
BERTRAND FROHMAN
TABLE NO. AZ
Mr.. AND MRS. E. A BRESSE (hostO
DR. AND MRS. j. A. BLACK
MR.. AND MRS. GEORGE TYSON
TABLE NO. 4S
MR.. AND MRS. JOHN H. sPEck hosts
JUDGE THOMAS T. AND MRS. GhAAAh
Mr. AND MRS WALTER II LINf0RIA
Mr. AND MRS. THE0. T. BoNNEI
Mr. AND MRS. WILLIAM c. MURpoCh
TABLE NO. 40
Mr. AND MRS. HENRY LEVY (hests)
NR AND MRS. SAM REISS
Mr.. JASTR0
MRS GREER
LEON BLUM
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GRILL ROO M
TABLE NO.

TABLE NO. 1
MR.. AND MRS FRANK W. FULLER Ghosts
MR.. AND MRS. WYATT ALLEN
TABLE NO. Q.
MRS. MARY T. GAMAGE (hostess,
DR.. AND MRS. B. L. KELLOGG
MRS. ISABELLA JOHNSON
TABLE NO. 8
GEORGE P. FULLER (host
L. w. HARRIS
R. M PIKE
Z. NJ. EYRE
w. FAIRBANKS
E. A. KEITHLY
TABLE NO. S
o. scRIBNER (host)
MISS I. JoES
MR.. AND MRS. RUFUS STEELE
TABLE NO. 6
MR.. AND MRS C. A. HENRY (hosts)
MRS. C. WIcKERSHAM
MISS S. H sNooK
GEORGE ToURNY
WASHINGTON IRVING
TABLE NO. Z
L. PETTIGREw (host)
DR.. AND MRS. GEORGE X. FRINK (hosts)
GEORGE LEHMAN
MISS X. T. CALLAHAN
MISS I. Z. CALLAHAN
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Mss HELM RATLY

MISS HELM BAILY
TABLE NO. g
M AND MRS. WILLIAM cLUFF (hOstY)
MISS IRMA ST. GoAR
MISS LAURA BALDWIN
ROBERT TURNER
WILLIAM DOWNING
WILLIAM ADAMS
ER. AND MRS. JOHN BREUNER
MISS FLORENCE CLUEF
TABLE NO. 9
Mr.. AND MRS. C. FREDERICK KOHL
TABLE NO. 10
HENRY 7. FoRTMASTN lhOst)
MRS. FRIEDE STAUF
DR. ELIZABETH B. LIEBE
MRS. CERISsIE DOERRAGN
CAPTAIN JEFFERsoNF. KosER
JOHN I. SlEBE
TABLE NO. II
COL. AND MRS J C. KIRKPATRIcK (hcsts)
GOVERNOR AND MRS. GILLETT
Mr.. AND MRS. EDGAR WILSON
Mr.. AND MRS. WILLIAM A. KIRKPATRICK
TABLE NO. 21
Mr.. AND MRS W. R. SHERWOOD ChOsts)
H r SHERWOOD
Mr. AND MRS. J. D SHERWOOD
TABLE NO. %
Mr.. AND MRS. ". c. HENsRAw Chosts)
Mr.. AND MRS. HARRY CEIcKERING
MSS MSS gESsHsw s4Ssz
TAYLOR HENSEAW
TABI E NO. %
Mr.. AND MRS. JAMES NEwLANDs (hosts)
NR- AND MRS. SFLAH CHAMBERLAIN
TABLE NO. d
Mr.. AND MRS. CLINTON E. woRDEE Chosts)
Mr.. AND MRS II. L. REQUA lhosts)
MRS. J. n. REQUA
MRS. A. n. TOWNE
GENERAL AND MRS. OSCAR F. LONG
TABLE NO. 25
J. T. coNEERs lhostl
henry RoTHENsERe
TABLE NO. 26
DE-. wINsLow ANDERSON Chost)
MISS ETHEL DAvIE
Mss ANNA DAHL
TABLE NO. 27
Mss SUZANNE KIRKPATRICK ChOstess)
MISS MAUDE WILSON
MISS HARRIET ALEXANDER
CHRISTIAN MILLER
ALkE MACDONALD
TABLE NO. %
MR AND MRS. J. PARKER cURRIER (hOsts}
MR. AND MIS-. GREGoR 6. FRASER
EDGAR LONG
TABLE NO. 20
Mr.. AND MRS. FRANK B. WEST
TABLE NO. 80
MR AND MRS. LUTHER J. HoLTEE (hosts)
MRS Il. P. KILLER
MISS PETERSON
MRS F. ?. PETERSON
c. Z. MILLER
TABLE NO. Al
DIR. AND MRS. S. J. GARDNER (hosts)
Mr.. AND MRS. sELBY HANNA
TABLE NO. AZ
Mr.. AND MRS e. MAcoEDRAY (hosts)
Mr.. AID MRS. Willis POLK
Z Mr.. AND MRS. PERCY MOORE
TABLE NO. 43
MR. AND MRS. s A. MOSS ghosts)
MISS HAMMAE
TABLE NO. a
EUGENE G. DAVIS (host)
AND SIX GUESTS
TABLE NO. IS
MR. AND MRs oBEDIAH RICH ohOstsD
Mr.. AID MRS. JOHN MoRRIsEY
MRS JACK BoYEToN
THOMAS J. BELLEW
KENNETH McKIM
TABLE NO. 46
Mr.. AND MRS. JAFET LINDEBERG thOsts)
MR. AND MRS ALFRED ANDERSON
MRS. KETS0E
MISS RENNIE
DR.. T. W. V0WIHcKEL
TABLE NO. ~
M. AND MRS. F. N. FENwIcK Chosts)
MISS HAMMOND
GEORGE BUSH
TABLE NO. 4s
JOHN J. MAHoNY (host)
JEREMIAH MAHoEY
JOSEPH XAEoNY
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MR.. AND MRS WILLIAM TUBBs
Mr.. AND MRS. TIMOTHY HOPKINS
TABLE NO. 1o3
MR.. AND MRS. LEOPOLD NICHELs (hosts)
MR.. AND MRS. JACOB STERN
MR.. AND MRS. s. w. HELLER
MRS. LOUIS scHwABACHER
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SOCIETY ENJOYS THE
OLD TIME. HOSPITALITY

D HE scene during the Palace hotel last night
soceys tribute the reopenng the great
Il and was in every way beautiful
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BALL ROOM

Continued on Page 5. Column
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DR.. AND MRS. CAESAR MAsCERA
MISS DORA MARTIN
O. 3. MARTIN
Arizona republican., 1909-12-20
OF LOCAL INTEREST
TAXES MUST BE PAID TODAY

] All county taxes not paid at the close | Of business today will be delinquent. It
 is estimated or rather predicted that ! the delinquest list will be in the neigh
 borhood of sl00,000 as against S2S, ,000
 a year ago.
 l The total amount of the tax roll is s510,000. On Saturday morning the amount paid was s265.O0O There came
 into the office on that day. $35, 900
 which was put on the books and yes
 terday the force worked over the ac- 1 cumulated mail of the day before and what had been received yesterday. con- taining remittances to the amount of s25,0O0. There is thus left unpaid about s205,000 and it is not thought that more than s100.000 will be received today. The average daily receipts for last week were in the neighborhood of s22.000. The total tax roll this year is about one-third larger than that of last year, so that it was expected that the delinquent list would be proportionately l larger. But money has been a little easier than it was a year ago.
 MINE OWNERS AND THE FAIR In addition to the speakers pre- Viously mentioned as having consent ed to respond to toasts at the ban quet to be given tonight by J. C Adams to those who helped in making the Arizona copper stake races at the late fair a success, it is learned that Colonel w. P. Dunham and Ernest Stenger will be present and be among the speakers. Col. Dunham is presi- dent of the Hercules Mining company operating in the Ray district and his toast will be The mine owners and the fair" Mir. Stenger is superintend- ent of the Ray Consolidated. Though both of these companies are only in the develping stage. they so greatly appreciate the importance of the ter ritorial fair and the good work it is doing that they contributed $25O each to the copper stake.
 BACK TO PARkER-Deputy Sheriff Robert Hamilton of Parker. Yuma county. arrived here yesterday after noon after Clarence B. King. who was arrested by the city marshal on MT Hamilton's telegraphic order on Sat urday and who will leave for Parker with him on this mornings train King while living in the Parker coun- try worked more or less around the u StClIlS dU impress sion that he was something of an operator on his own account By the way. his last transaction rather verified il, only he was d different kind of an operator from the sort that usually makes d success of the mining business. He had got in ar rears considerably with Mrs Rosa Ellis, who conducts boarding house in Parker. and who had been led to believe that he was a mine superin- tendent. Just before coming to Phoe- nix he told her that he had been at the mine that day and paid off the men and it left him short of ready money. He would have 10 ask her to wait little longer on him and if she could he would like to have her advance him s2O in cash besides Thinking him entirely reliable she did so. His visit to Phoenix became so prolonged she grew suspicious. made complaint and had him arrested. It is understood his indebtedness to her is approximately s60.
Arizona republican., 1909-12-20
BIRDS AID TO FARMER.
Specialist Says Their Slaughter Has
 Caused $7oo, 900 900 Loss.

''The loss to the farmers of the United States through the wanton de- struction of friendly birds is over $500. .000. .000." said H. R. Walmsley, president of the Missouri Audubon so- ciety. at a recent meeting of the Mis- souri Horticultural society. Tt is not the sportsmen. but the market hunter and the man who kills to get the feath- CTS for the milliners that are decimat- ing the bird population of this coun- try and doing vast injury to the farm CTS as a result.
 There is only one class of birds that are of no value to the farmer, and. in fact. are a detriment to the country. and these are the English sparrows. They eat the farmers grain whenever they can get it, to the exclusion of other foods. The quail, on the other hand, lives on tn insect life and worms which they find on the farms. eat ing but very little grain"
Arizona republican., 1909-12-20
INFORMAL AFFAIR

 who is to give a dinner this evening at the Hotel Adams to those who contributed to the Copper Stake. de- sres it announced that the dinner will be held at S:30 o'clock sharp and that il is to be entirely informal and not full dress function. Business attire will be the appropriate dSess.
 FILLING UP THE PRlSON-United States Marshal Overlook and Deputies Bernard Anderson and Henry Anaya put in the Sunday filling up the ter ritorial prison. They took nine con victs over to Florence returning in the afternoon. Seven of the convicts had been found guilty in the court of this district. The other two had been brought down from Prescott the day before.
 CHURCH MEMBERSHIP iNcREAS- ING-Rev. H. Franklin Bray preached special sermon at Tanner Chapel A. M. F. Church last night on the Twenty-Third Psalm and there was notable demonstration of interest. Revival services will begin at this church on New Years night. Four members were added to the church roll
Arizona republican., 1909-12-20
HANS WAGNER LEADS
The Batting Record of the Pittsburg
 Short Stop

New York. Dec. 19-Hans Wagner, the short stop of the Pittsburg base ball club. again leads the batters of the National League, with per centage of 339, in the official batting averages made public by President John A. Heydler today.
 He made 16S hits for a total of 242 bases Outfielder Mitchell. of Gin cinnati, had an average of BIO.
Arizona republican., 1909-12-20
WHERE COOK IS.

Naples. Dec. l9-A rumor spread here today that Dr. Cook was aboard the steamer Saxonia and a large num- Der of people rushed to the dock to greet him. The captain said that he had been notified that Dr. Cook would sail on his vessel, but later he learned that Cook had been detained and had asked for transfer ticket to the Car mania. The Carmania arrived at Queenstown today.
Arizona republican., 1909-12-20
FRIENDS OF COOK
 ON 1ENTERH0oKs
Pending the Settlement of Controversy
 at Copenhagen.

New York, Dec l9.-Intimate friends of Dr. Cook are on pins and needles pending the decision on his polar data at Copenhagen. Some said that Cook is at the home of friend in Christian send. Norway. within easy call of Co., penhagen.
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-13
THE COUNTIES BORDERING ON THE BAY OF SAN FRANCISCO
WOMEN ESTABLISH
A BOOK EXCHANGE
University Students Adopt Novel
Scheme to Save Expense
and Aid Organization

BERKELEY. Oct. 12.-To tighten
student expenses for the socials and
athletic activities of the year, the
women of the university have hit on
novel scheme for making money at
little expense and trouble. They have
established book exchange whereby
the women can sell or exchange old
books by the payment of a small fee
TO the exchange.
The Office is located in the basement
of North hall and the women have ar
ranged to carry a stock on hand The
business of the exchange IS done by
the card system and not a book is seen
in the headquarters.
Women having books for sale notify
the exchange, which posts card TO that
effect Students wanting books read
the items on the exchange bulletin
and the sale is completed by the secre-
tary in charge. who gets commission
of 10 per cent.
Miss Dorothy Doyle is chairman of
the committee in charge of the book
exchange, assisted by the following
women: Marie Derge. Norma Note
ware, Pearl Heath, Reid VenaBle. Stella
Davis, Blanche Ayers. Marguerite
Ashford
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-13
SANTA F[ CONVEYS
A Street TO CITY
New Thoroughfare and Other
Improvements Planned at
Point Richmond

POINT RICHMOND, Oct. 12.-Impor-
tant improvements involving heavy ex-
penditures have been taken in hand by
the Santa Fe railroad at this city. The
first will be the granting TO Richmond
of a thoroughfare so feet wide. con-
Meeting the west side with Macdonald
avenue. through Santa Fe property.
This will be made public street and
viii be improved by the railroad COM
pany at a cost Of $4,000.
The street now in use, which was
opened in lieu of an old county road
that ran through the site of the Santa
Fe shops, will revert to the railroad
company to be used for freight train
tracks.
The new street, which will be known
as Ashland avenue. is expected to be
used in part by the East Shore and
Suburban electric line The Santa Fe
viii also change the location of its
main line station and reading room by
moving them nearly to First street in
Macdonald avenue. 1t is also intended
to fence in all OF the Santa Fe prop
erty.
An important change is contemplated
by connecting the main line tracks di-
rect with those into Oakland. The
company also has in hand plans TO es-
tabIish a passenger station at Sixth
and other streets in connection with
its proposed motor line into Oakland.