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The San Francisco call., 1909-02-11
Modern House Keepers Exchange

Turkey (Mrs. Fred Whitney, Fifth
street, Petalumal l-The turkey cooked
thls way must be young. Cover two
pairs of sweetbreads with cold water
slightly salted; let stand one hour:
tnen put over fire in fresh cold water
with half teaspoon of salt and cook
10 minutes very slowly; take from
water and throw them into cold water
letting them remain 90 minutes then
them through meat chopper with one
small onion, small piece of garlic. a
sprfg of parsley, one pound of mush-
rooms Gresh if possiblel and half a can
Of truffies; add one large cupful of
dried bread crumbs, 10 drops of tabasco
quarter of a teaspoon of ground sage
the same of mace, good pinch of white
pepper and salt to suit; add two hean-
ing tablespoonfuls of melted butter.
beat the yolks of two eggs very lightly
with one tablespoonful of milk: mix all
together weii and lightly. Have tur-
key ready; fill, but leave plenty of room
10 swell; sew up. tying legs and wings
in usual way; put turkey in a brazing
pan or rack with two cupfuls of
ley; cover tightly, put into hot oven
and cook three-quarters of an hour
then add more stock If needed and one
cover; cook half an hour more: fake
off cover and baste the turkey with
melted butter, TO which has been added
ten minutes; cook with cover off three
Keeping hot: drain off fat from pan and
make gravy with slightly Drowned
flour. Have quarter of a cupful OF
finely chopped mushrooms that have
been sauted in q little butter: strain
gravy. add the mushrooms and a little
very finely minced chives and parsley
Turkey cooked ir this way IS delicious.
as it is permeated with the rich fiIltnr
. O @ .
The Paper Anniversary-The second
anniversary Is a paper affair. and deco
-attors are easily made. For your
trimmings, have the tables covered with
paper cloths. any floral design that you
choose. and napkins to match. For a
center piece with favors get a crepe
paper pumpkin which you can purchase
can be obtained for five. ten or fifteer,
cents apiece. and pumpkin coiored or
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-11
SPANISH COLOR FOR
DANCE AT KIRMESS
Mrs. Phipps Rehearses LA
ManOIa" and EvOkes Much
Favorable Comment
Season Boxes Practically Sold
and Few Box Seats Left for
Single Evenings

A bit Of Spanish color slipped into
the Norman room of the Fairmont ho-
tel yesterday and promises to develop
into the hit of the kirmess La
Manola, as danced by Mrs Horton
Forest Phipps as a speciality in con-
nection with the Spanish dance, prob
ably has evoked more favorable COM
ment than any other feature of the re-
hearsals. The main dance is in itself
remarkably true to the spirit of it's
native land, and those who are taking
part in it are among the cleverest of
the many dancers
While Miss Lila Stewart is drilling
her pupils with a masters skill. the
financial end OF the kirmess is being
ably handled by the executive COM
mittee. The season boxes practically
have been disposed of, and there will
be few boxes left for single evening
engagements.
Among those who have reserved sea-
son boxes are the following:
Mr.. and Mrs John F. Mrs. ]. /. LiiienthaI
Merrill Mr.. aud Mrs. Frederick
Henry Croker Hewlett
J. ID. Grant Mrs. Helen Hecht
Mr. and Mrs. H. D. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A.
Mr. and Mrs slas Pal AIR. and Mrs. Eugene a
Mrs. PheDe Hearst Mr., and Mrs. william
BrowneI Mr. and Mrs. Watson d.
AIr and Mrs J. c. VIII Fennimore
son Mrs. n. Ohlandt
Mr. and Mrs. NJ. II. de MIR aud Mrs. Leon
Young Sloss
Mr. and Mrs. HenrylM. McCreary
Payot Mrs. John A. Darling
Mrs NJ. A. Huntington Mrs w S Porter
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Gerstle Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Mr. and Mrs. A. NJ Hayes Smith
Simpson Mrs. John Buck
The invitation of the executive COM
mittee has been accepted by the stu
dents Of California and Stanford uni
Tersities and preparations are being
made to strengthen the roof and walls
of the Central theater that they may
withstand the terrific onslaught of
"rah rahs' on the evening of Friday,
February 10.
There viii be a dress rehearsal in the
Central theater Monday night.
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Enthusiasm Marks
Century Hall
Function

The Gaiety club dance last evening
at Century ball was a memorable event
for several reasons. The club was re-
organized this season, and the dance
that proved such a success and the
score of members who We're in attend
ance were agreed that the assembly
Of last evening was well worth the
anticipation of many weeks. The
dances last year, four in number, were
| among the delightful affairs of the
winter and the party this season, with
all its perfect appointments, was a
rival for the assemblies that have be-
dent of the club is Miss Mary Keeney,
one of the most charming of the
younger girls, and the secretaryship of
the club was assumed this year by
Miss Lou Foster Under such guidance
the club affair prospered but per-
haps the primary reason of success
was the enthusiasm of the little coterie
included in the Gaiety membership.
GOWNS ARE ATTRACTIVE
The gowns were very attractive last
evening in their variety of pale blue.
white with gold touches and few of
palest pink. Miss Eleanor Cushing
wore a pretty gown of blue and Miss
Helen Baker was among those In the
effective color. Miss Martha Calhoun
was gowned in pink chiffon over silk
and Miss Lucy Coleman wore one of
the attractive blue gowns of messaline.
Miss Mary Keeney's gown was white
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-11
FACTS ABOUT
The GROUP
THE FIRST SYMPTOMS AND
TREATMENT.
Some Interesting Information for
Young Mothers---How to
Guard Against the
Disease.

The great danger from Group is fully re.
allied by most mothers of young children.
There are many, however, who do not know
that an attack of Group may be prevented by
proper treatment as soon as the first symp-
toms appear. The first indication of an
attack Of Group is hoarseness. The child
becomes quite hoarse; this is followed by a
rough cough that has something of metal
lie sound and has been compared to the
Growing of cock. Give Chamberlains
Cough Remedy according to the printed
directions with each bottle as soon as the
child becomes hoarse, or even after the
croupy cough appears, and it will prevent
the attack. 1t is, in fact, certain cure for
Group, and has never been known to fail. but
il is better and safer to give the remedy be.
fore the attack of Group is fully developed.
It then saves suffering for the child and any
iety for its parents. There is no danger in
giving this remedy freely, as it contains no
opium or other narcotic. 1t is the standby
and sole reliance in many thousands Of
homes and never disappoints those who de.
pend upon it. There are women who took
this remedy in childhood, now giving il to
their grandchildren, and with the same uni.
form success. It always cures and is pleas.
ant to take.
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-11
PLAN EXAMINATIONS FOR
REVENUE CUTTER CADETS
Eighteen Appointments to Be
Made From Candidates

A competitive examination for ap-
pointments to eadetship in the United
States revenue cutter service has been
announced for here by the department
at Washington, d. c. The examinations
viii be held in the custom house, San
some and Washington streets, begin
ming Auril 5. and will last five days.
The examination will be given by Cap
tain Munger of the service, and appli-
cation to take the examination can be
made to him at any time before April
g. From those who pass there are to be
Is cadets and three cadet engineers
appointed.
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-11

owned there that travelled the streets
last Saturday and Sunday during the
three feet of snow without any mishaps
or without being stalled. We had
three feet of snow, and it was drifted
something terrible. l put nine grewn
men in a 20 horsepower White car
Sunday morning and went through the
drifts and tried to find something that
we could not go through. but we were
able to go through without any diff
Guilty.
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COWS ARE ATTRACTIVE
A FEW WORDS WITH tie
LADY of Ae1HOUSE

Until the whole education of girls
| care not what their social rank-be
reformed, so that the crafts of the
home become part of every girls edu-
cation, we shall have not only our
servant problem, but inefficient homes,
inefficient women citizens, failing in the
one great national service which they,
and they alone can contribute, and an
inferior environment for the coming
race. If We ever attain to any sort of
full, complete education for girls, how
infinitely absurd our present system
will seem, not only of one class, but
of all classes" Frances Low.
Dinner Menu
BREAKFAST
Boiled Rice with Raisins, Cream
Poached Eggs on Anchovy Toast
German Coffee Cake Coffee
LUNCHEON
Macaroni, Italian Style
Rye Meal Biscuit
Prune Pie. Tea
DINNER (Guests)
BraiSed Tenderloin of Beef
Scalloped Potatoes
Onions Stuffed with Nuts
Canned Asparagus Salad
Grape Juice Sherbet
Swedish Sponge Cake
Coffee
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-11

See the Page for the Modern
House Keeper" which appears
regularly in the magazine of The
Sunday Call. Cash prizes are given
each week for best household ideas
and kitchen recipes. Send in your
choicest ones to Modern House
Keeper Page" the San Francisco
Sunday Call.
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-11

green paper ribbons to go with them
cost only q few cents.
Have paper dishes. big paper bows
tied on the dining chair backs, and IL
you like, paper caps for each guest to
don at supper.
If you have contests of any sort
where prizes are awarded. have all
prizes Of paper You can find a be-
wildering variety at any large shop.
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-11
SELECTION

will be comparatively easy mat
ter if you ask your stationer to
show you the leading papers
made by the Whiting Paper Com
pany. Their papers are standard,
and it is merely a question of
picking out the texture and sur
face to suit your individual liking.
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-11

S. M. Phillips of Sacramento has Sc
cured the agency for that territory for
the Buick line of automobiles. Phil
lips took delivery yesterday of an %
Buick White Streak and also placed
an order for a carload Of these ma
chimes to be shipped from the factory
at the earliest possible moment Phil
lips says that the demand for the
Buick is going TO be very great in
Sacramento this season, and expects
to do a great business in this line OF
machines
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-11
NOTES oF rHE AUro

c. n. Wolfe. to whom the Frank o.
Renstrom company recently delivered
a Pullman touring car. bought the ma
chlne without either seeing it or hav-
" pullman, and was so we'll pleased
with 1T that he took for granted that
II the new car was equally as good as
the little car he would be more than
pleased.
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-11

satin, made princess, and elaborated
with lace and silver
Several of the Gaiety club girls were
away, and their absence was felt last
evening in the merry reunion of the
east, and Miss Margaret Barron is
abroad; and also popular Miss Alexan-
dra Hamilton A few of the girls in
town found it impossible to attend, but
the exclusive party made up in enthu-
siasm whatever 1t lacked in numbers
MEMBERS AND GUESTS
The complete list of the Gaiety club
for this season is as follows:
Miss Mary Keeney Miss Helen Baker
Miss Eleanor Gushing Miss Louise Boyd
Miss Martha Calhoun Miss Helen Chesebrough
Miss Virginia Newhall Miss Anita Maillard
Miss Natalie Coffin Miss Marian NewhaH
Miss Florence Brecken Miss Lucy Coleman
ridge Miss Christine Pomeroy
Miss Florence Hopkins Miss Helene Irwin
Miss Alexandra Hamil- Miss Leslie Page
ton Miss Elizabeth Liver
Miss Jeanne Gallois more
Miss Janet Schroe- Miss Margaret Barron
der Miss Lydia Hopkins
Miss Elsie Talant Miss Louisiana Foster
Among the guests of the club at the
dance last evening were:
Reginald Bernald Frank Preston
Ferdinand Theriott Frank King
DIval Moore Paul Foster
Paul Jones Arthur Foster
Frank Jones flames Jenkins
Sidney Ford Eyre Pinckard
Bernard Ford Frank Kennedy
Cyril Tobin Horace Clifton
Edward Cudahy William Gring
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-11

Governor Harmon of Ohio is the lat
est celebrity to express himself in
favor of the six cylinder car The gov
ernor looked over the exhibits at the
clded upon a Winton Six for his per-
sonal service.
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-11
Rto' y, :. Par. ga

If you wish to use a high grade
paper that is in perfect taste and
that people of the best social
standing throughout the country
approve, your
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-11
Long Rum
| Scheduled

Forty thousand eight hundred and
seventy-two miles on one set of tires
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-11
G0iCty Guidance
Proves Successful

PRESIDENT of
in dance Century hall last night
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-11
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Long Run on
Diamond Tires

The California Womens automobile
club has passed out of existance Yes
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-11
WOmen's Club
ReorEanized

The White steam car made a hit at
South Bend, Ind, during snowstorm
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-11

Starting September Is from Denver
Colo, there will be run a flag to flag
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-11

: OIetI WtSLtII SdItS
manager of the White company. Hawk
ms is attending the automobile show at
Chicago, and there met Frank Painter
manager of the White garage of South
Bend. While discussing the incident
in his town, Painter remarked: THE
White steamer was the only car in
South Bend out of 500 automobiles
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1909-09-11
STAND FOR PEACE.

We are indeed grateful. that. not
outstanding the spirit of unrest
and strife In some parts OF our
country, our people. for the most
part have stood for peace and SUI
premacy OF the law, and we urge
them everywhere TO strive 10 be
peaceable, quiet, industrious, honest
and iaw-abiding trusting in God to
do all things well"
This is the second session Of the
Conference held in the South and
the first time its Northern members
have had chance 20 experience real
old fashioned Virginia hospitality
dispensed as only your Virginian
knows how 10 hand IL out. The Con-
ference was delighted with its re-
ception and every member went
away loud IN praise Of the generous
welcome accorded them by both
white and black. The Conference
was especially grateful 20 the Vir-
ginia dailies, the Times-Dispatch.
News-Leader, Index-Appeal, Land
mark, Philadelphia Press. and the
New York World for copies for free
distribution during the sessions.
Next Conference meets in Cleveland.
Ohio
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Wants to Find Them.

] am very DESTROYS of locating
some OF my people il possible. NV
mothers name was SaIie and my
fathers name was Long Dave Red
rick. or Reddick They once be-
longed 20 Mr.. Elisha Norfld. of
Norht
Ny Youngest brother was named
Jacob and had a sister called &C.
la tCela). ] saw my two daught-
ers Agnes and Lauretta Redrlck al
the close of the civil war. in 1865.
In 1853, 1 was sold South 10 Mr..
Irasmore Landers, OF New Orleans.
As near as ] can remember. we lived
az Suffolk. Nansemond County. Va.
II IN possession of any information
as 10 there whereabouts. address
David Redrick. 1912 Tauromee Ave.
Kansas City, Kan.
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Island
Bay Terrace.

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Tunnel. Improvements. Have
Just Few Lots Left. Please Send
Money by Register and Oblige,
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1853 3rd Ave, New York, n. Y.
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In The Garden OF Paradise.

Is the title OF our entirely new
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The 1909 issue OF the Southern
Aid Messenger" is about ready for
the press, reliable parties wishing
reservation OF space may secure
same by applying for 81 az once.
as there viii be no solicitors OF ads.
for this issue Terms and rates Will
be mailed 20 all out-of-town inQui-
ries. Remember. this magazine VIII
be beautifully illustrated, and for a
general free observation-disclosures ever
sold-Your ad. viii reach hundred
of thousands. Address. Adv. Dept.
Southern Aid Society. 527 y. Second
Street, Richmond, Va At
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1909-09-11
y. VI. c. \. Notes.

The Y NJ c. A. Conference met
last Friday evening and il was a
great fore-runner Of the voluntary
rally.
The work in the city home last
sunday is very encouraging. Keen
az IL men.
And still the good work is going
on IN the city jail. The COMMITTEES
makes very excellent report for
last Sunday. Three prisoners were
won for Jesus Christ.
Pres W. II. Cary Of the bows
work gave the boys last sunday q
very timely address. Every how
present was helped.
DR.. G. B. Howard, OF Petersburg
VINO IS a great friend 10 young men
gave them an address last SUNDAY
which Will not be forgotten very
soon. Subject: "A Square Deal -
The Doctor showed that the Y. NJ
Z. A. was lifting up men instead Of
pulling them down. Rev. G. 8. Harm
er, d. D., pastor Of the Asbury Meth
odlst Church sang special solos from,
ms soul. The rally was great sue
cess The following Captains re-
ported; \. W. Bouldin, Darius Har-
rs :. + White. Julian Taylor, John
!. Ballard, and Dauglas Edwards.
Jr. Capt. Darius Harris raised the
largest amount. Other captains are
70 be heard from Now. Never be-
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1909-09-11

FOR RENT-Two beautiful o~>,e
rooms In Southern Aid Societv's
new modern Office building. To-
Gated right in center Of Negro
business section. The rate IS low
and includes gas. electricity.
water, steam heat, janitor serv-
ice and other modern sanitary ar
engagements These two rooms ad-
join and can be zen suite" For
information apply al the building.
% Z y. Second Street, Richmond.
Va.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1909-09-11

Richmond Va. Sept. %. 1903.
This is 90 certify that J have re-
Ceivej from Joha Mitchell Jr
Grand Chancellor OF the Grand
Lodge of Virginia. Kniehte of
Pyth.as ". A.. s. a.. f. g.. A and
A. lS150.U0l one Hundred and
Fifty Dollars I'D payment of the
death claim OF Brother W *. $.
Floyd. who was member OF North
star Lodge $50. 81, OF Richmond
va.
Sicned. KATIE FLOYD.
Administrative.
Witness.
s.. S. Baker. u. ID C. c.
r. ~. Williams
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GRATEFUL TO GOD.

we the members of the twenty
fifth annual Conference of Church
Workers among the colOred people.
are grateful 90 Almighty God. our
heavenly father. that under His wise
and gracious providence. we have
been spared through many vicissi-
tudes and changes. after ten years.
90 again hold our conference upon
the soil OF the Olj Dominion. TO
prayerfuiiy and carefully deliberate
upon the questions which most vital
ly concern our Heu being as "a race
IN this great country. The Com
mittee ou the State OF the Church do
set forth this public address. decIa.
ration and prayer.
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WONDERFULLY IMPRESSED.

DO looking over the whole field OF
labor 10 our Church. we are wonder
fully impressed with the remarkable
growth and development OF the work
under SO many enhancement and
limitations From am parts of the
held come most eucouraEine repo~ts
of steady and permanent advance
ment along missionary lines. many
new missions have been started the
number of workers has been fn-
creased. here and there church e5i-
ices have been erected. tha pe0rra
CONTRIBUTING largely We are also
glad 90 note that there is growing
tendency towards sell-support We
are indeed grateful for the liberal
and kind sentiment manifested TO-
wards ms Boz our efforts 20 build mn
and sustain our educational insti-
buttons. theological. Industrial and
classical. for the moral and spiritual
urliit OF The race. Thus FAR much
good has been accomplished through
the agency OF ST. Aueustine's school.
St Pauls school The Bishop Payne
Divinity school and our other in-
dustr'al and parochlal schools
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$4,000 Endowment Paid.

Portsmouth, Va, Sept .. 1909.
This is 10 certify that have re-
eeived from John Mitchell. Jr.,
Grand Chancellor OF the Grand
Lodge OF Virginia. Knights OF
Pythias, y. A, S. A, r. A.. A. and
A. t$l50.OO) One Hundred and
tifty Dollars in payment OF the
death-claim OF Brother Jackson VIII
mans, who was a member Of iona
than Lodge, No. 20, of Portsmouth
Va
Signed: = ROSA WILLIAMS.
Beneficiary.
@ohn II. Edwards.
Clarence ]. Nicholson.
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$4,000 Endowment Paid.
Petsrsbars va sept. 2 1908.

Petersburg Va. Sept. 1909.
This lis t0 certify chat 7 have re.
ceived from John Mitchell. Jr
Grand Worthy Counsellor of IN,
Grand Court of Virginia. Order OF
CalautAe (S1Oo.OuJ One Hundred
Dollars in payment OF the death
claim of Sister Pattie Crumpler. who
was member of Arneta's Court. 80
-. OF Petersburg Va.
$ gued- r. %. EGERTON.
Adm. of Patte Crumpler. decd.
Witness.
Katie +. Lowry
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The Avery College Training School.

The College ementss
Millinery
the
Monthly Compensation
Address all Communications 20
JOSEPH d. MAHoNEY, Superintendent.
Box NorhsiGe, pittsbureb pa
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80 sTRAIGHT-FORWARD PATE
YET

We wish there appeared "a
straightforward path 70 success
We toI 90 understand Just why
those who lead. evade The most ir-
portant cause to our welfare like
the- name OF Negro these df.rf0-
suishej people believe n -o be- orr
just name forgetting The sorrows
OF thousands OF thousand wears
ana lnose Thar happen every day
lAe name ot @ race is ike the name
ol g person. TO must stand for good
10 iAe. wish Tor high respect. 10 is
Jl-t the same with the colored peo-
pie. We must have the ideal o.,
SER respect in order 90 command
The same 0f others.
r. u. BALL.
Lawrence Mass.