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his departure the Wilson's returned
with their attractive daughter and
since their arrival in their former
home the pretty bride elect has been
showered with social favors. One OF
the most interesting affairs in prospect
for the bride to be is the tea that MISS
Florence Cluff will give at the Fair
mont some day next week. when 20
friends are hidden to meet Miss Will
son. The bride elect is an extremely
pretty girl and has had as much II
not more social attention in the east
ern cities than she had a home She
was extensively entertained by her
sister, Mrs. Claude Smith, whose home
in the east is the center of devoted
coterie of friends and the scene of
many pleasant reunions. The date for
the wedding, owing to Schurman's bust
ness interests in far away China, is
indefinite. but it will probably be an
event of this summer and will take
place in this city, although the details
have not been decided.
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who guide the destiny OF the Friday
night club are Mrs. Frank Bates, Mrs
E,ugene Bresse. Mrs. Frederick Thompr
son. Mrs. wendell Harmon. Mrs. Robert
Bentley and Mrs. Frank Powers.
There were three complimented
guests at the tea given last Tuesday
by Mrs. E. A. seIfridge and the several
hundred guests Who called during the
hours between and s had delightful
time at the hospitable house in Califor-
MIA street. The guests who received
the honors of the occasion were Mrs.
Russell SeIfridge. who was Miss Grace
Baldwin, Mrs. George F. Neal. who was
Miss Matte Milton and one OF the most
popular brides of the season and Mrs.
Frederick ]. Kellond. who was Miss
Katherine SeIfridge and who has been
visiting here on her way to the Philip
pines The trio of honored guests as
sisted Mrs. Selfridge in receiving their
friends and there were many old ac-
quaintances among those who assem-
bled in the later hours of the afternoon.
There was a large contingent of army
and navy people as well as the closer
friends of the Selfridge family and
from the point of view of variety the
reception was one of the most inter
esting of the week.
The fntenectuals in society-and who
will not be intellectual during the
season of Lent-have another and
brand new attraction in one of the
announcements made last week. The
news that has caused some rejoicing
for those seeking instruction and va
riety at the same time is to the effect
that 10 causeries on the historical
chateaux of France and other subjects
illustrated by the stereopticon by Mile
ISoulas win be given Mondays at 1899
O'Clock, beginning tomorrow at the
home of Mrs. Henry Crocker at 23O1
lLaguna street corner of Washington.
There is long list of people already
interested in the series of lectures and
the Mondays promise to be fruitful and
delightful as well for the devotees Of
culture who find time to attend.
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who have already secured boxes for
the occasion are:
Mrs. Francis Carolan Mrs. Frederick Tiilmann
Mrs. Truxtun Beale Mrs. Frederick Kohl
Mrs r. w. Newhali Mrs. Joseph D. Fry
Mrs Wakefield Baker Mrs. Eleanor Martin
Mrs. John Brice Mrs Charles Frederick
Mrs. Homer S. King Baker

Miss zellah Lee Gibson, whose en-
sagement was announced early in the
season to DR.. Henry Matthew Elberg
of San Luis Obispo. has been sharing
most of the recent entertainments for
brides to be. but several of the pros
pective affairs are for this attractive
girl exclusively. Miss Gibson was for
merly student al Miss Hamlins school
and since she was graduated from that
institution has been visiting here at
various ines and, in fact. was the
house guest of Mrs Frederick Van
Devender Stott when her engagement
was announced to the young physician.
She has many friends among the girls
who made their debut a few seasons
ago and has been feted extensively
since making her formal curtsey to the
social world. Among the affairs that
are on the February calendar for Miss
Gibson is the tea that will be given
Wednesday. February ., at the Palace.
and when the hostesses of the occasion
will be. Mrs Walter Greer and Mrs.
Frederick Holt and 90 of the girl
friends of the bride elect will be bid
den for the informal reunion. Miss
Gibson's betrothal was announced at
a tea given at the home of Mrs Stott
few months ago and she has an at
tractive collection of enga cement cups
sent by her friends in this city to add
to the store sent by friends in other
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Ivan shedd Langstroth is one of the
younger musicians who is in the lime-
light at the present hour and bids fair
to remain there not only until his con-
cert that will take place Thursday
evening. February "a. but for long
time afterward, by sheer force of talent
and personality. The program will con-
sist entirely of his own compositions
and the young artist win be assisted
by several olders musicians of. repute.
while the audience will be one of the
select society assemblies of the season.
There will be dinner and supper par
ties. as matter of course, and those
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Z OCIETY has begun to look for
ward to the Mardi Gras as the
j.: grand finale for all the gayety
= that has occupied every moment
Of the days just passing into mem
ory as the last of this season. While
the duh Lenten season has crept earlier
into prominence this year than ia other
seasons II begins to seem like a respite
from the round of dances and the
varied entertainment that has crowded
this month in an incredible way. There
were several dancing parties earlier in
the month that are already forgotten,
but the second colonial and the last Of
the series was given Friday evening in
the colonial room at the St. Francis
.The dancing party under the direction
of Mrs g. O. Alexander was TO have
: been Mardi Gras. hut out Of courtesy
TO the large charity bah that is TO be
an event of this year Mrs. Alexander
advanced the date Of her dancing party,
but made it d bal costume The young
people who We're members of the cotil-
Ion and who took part in the society
:extravag ganza. Professor Napoleon,
.avore their costumes to the party and
were a merry lot There was variety
enough and glitter enough with the
spangIed dresses of the witches and the
dainty beribboned skirts Of the Mary
James without the several other char
acters that came in costume to make
merry at the dance. The Milkmaids
;. svere bevy of rustic beauties and
there We're ever so many more appro-
priateIy costumed for the party coming
directly from the theater. The extrav
. sganzs was the event Of the week, or
more properly was the event of every
evening last week, and almost the only
variety the younger girls enjoyed and
quite enough it was, perhaps. consisting
of dinner and supper parties attendant
upon the performance. There were
scores of supper parties last evening
at the St. Francis ard at the Palace to
wind UP the week in a delightful reveL
However. now that the amateurs have
time to rest from thei- histrionic
labors. all attention is engrossed in the
great Mardi Grss TO be given in Pavil-
ion rink There are half hundred
society women in charge Of the affair
but every one. whether he or size in or
outside the smart set. viii attend the
festival in costume. Edward NJ Green
way viii lead the grand march, and
over 1000 guests are expected TO be in
line The lesser parties that Ill the
days of the coming week are all Of an
informal sort with The exception Of the
last Greenway dance Of the season that
will take place next Friday evening
at the Fairmont.
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Other Social Events

members of the Amicus club recently at
her home. The guest Of the occasion
was Miss Pearl. stoltz. Among those
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musical set of the eastern city for her
intelligence and artistic culture. She
is an attractive girl with a charm of
personality that has helped to win
friends wherever she has travelled. 1t
will be regretted by her friends in this
city that she is to remain in the, east
and if she returned would only remain
at most for brief visit. since her
future home is to be in New York.
The wedding of Mrs. Margaret Wis
mer Nicol and DR.. Robert j. Nichols
was one of the events of the week that
was of social interest, although the
ceremony, that took place Tuesday aft
ernoon in Calvary church, was attended
only by the relatives of the couple.
The bride is a daughter of Mrs Matilda
Wismer and sister of Hother Wismer,
the violinist. She was attended by her
sister Mrs Gerda Wismer Hofmann, as
matron of honor and her bridesmaid was
Miss Jean Nichols, while the little rib
bon bearers were Barbara and Emile
John thinner The. ceremony was per-
formed by the Rev William RAIDER, and
DR.. Harry c. Peters acted as best man.
DIR. and Mrs. Nichols have gone away
on a brief wedding journey, but will
return to reside in this city
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Miss Berenice Wilson returned from
the east last week and was with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Alexander w.
Wilson at the Palace for few days
before going to Berkeley, where she
has been visiting friends, and. by the
way. has had several parties given in
her honor. Miss Wilson has been in
the east and abroad with her parents
for many months and a few weeks ago
the news came from New York of her
betrothal to Robert Schurman. the son
of President and Mrs. Jacob Gould
Schurman of Cornell university. The
enga cement was announced at din-
ner party given at the home of Miss
Wilson's sister Mrs Claude Smith in
ithaca. n. Y. and Immediately after
the memorable party Robert Schurman
left for the orient. sailing a few days
later from this city for China. where
he has business interests, and will re-
main for several months. Soon after
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Professor NapoIeons Dream has come
and gone. leaving society weary and
wiser, no doubt The expectation Of
success for the big society extrava-
ganzs was every bit justified and the
gossip now is about the real talent dis
played by the principals in the musical
comedy Alden Wheeler as Mr. Phiz
was q tremendous hit and his makeup
was extremely clever. while his voice
and gestures were thoroughly in keep
Ing with the character that he por-
frayed. He has been complimented over
and over again upon the success, and
Joe Rosborough made the hit of his
career as the wizard. The demoniac
laugh that he evolved in the scene with
the witches was marvel and some
thing 10 be remembered as particu-
larly clever and appropriate. The
young society amateurs who had sing
ing roles more than fulfilled every ex-
pectation, and one OF the cleyerest bits
of solo work was done by Miss Fer
nanda Pratt. who sangs7if in charm
ing ma Dner. Miss Times Keeney was
bewitching, as her role demanded. and
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Since Miss Agnes Tillmann's formal
debut the younger girls have fastened
to entertain for their favorite and the
teas and luncheons have followed each
other in rapid succession. Perhaps
one of the most popular debutantes of
the season has been the same attrac-
tive daughter of the Frederick Till
manns, who has lately returned from
abroad and has had hardly a day. de-
void of entertainment The tea at
which she made her formal bow to
society was one of the most elaborate
events of the late season and every
succeeding day has been marked with
some social favor for the pretty de-
butante Miss Marguerite Doe, who is
recently home from the east and is at
the Fairmont with her mother, Mrs.
Eleanor Doe, was one of the younger
for Miss Tillmann. and the gray room
at the hotel was the scene of the fes-
tivity. The table decorations were un-
usually pretty, being an arrangement
of spring flowers that are beginning
TO be conspicuous on all the luncheon
tables this month as sort of harbnger
of the early spring season. Among
the girls who met Miss Tillmann at the
recent luncheon given by Miss Doe
were.
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present were:


The Ladies' auxiliary of the YOUNG
Mems Hebrew association announces a
prize whist tournament TO be held this
evening at the clubhouse. 1870 Page
street.
Mrs. F. Uri has announced the en-
gagement of her daughter. Miss Belle
Uri. to Harvey Houston of Wallace.
Idaho. The bride elect is an attractive
and popular girl. who has recently re-
turned after an extended trip in Europe.
The date for the wedding has not yet
been mentioned.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marcus EIdedt announce
the engagement of their daughter, Miss
Grace Henrietta EIdedt. to Ralph Blass,
the son of Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice Blass.
The date for the wedding has not been
announced.
The masquerade dance given recently
by the members of the Grecian club was
a great success and prizes were award
ed for the prettiest costumes. Those
who had the affair in charge were:
Miss Bertha Chaban Hiss Hazel Jonas
Miss Dagmar Conn Miss Martha 3Iedeu
Miss Sadie HOlzberg Miss Deborah Newman
Miss Marie HymsOn Miss Eda Rosenberg
Miss Beckie Jacobs Miss Berenice Schwab
The literary and social committee OF
the Native Daughters and Native sons
of the Golden West. under the auspices
of La EstrelIa parlor No. 50. N. d. 6.
w, and California parIor No. 1. n S.
C. w. gave their monthly entertain
ment and dance in Golden Gate Com
mandery hall Sutter and Steiner streets.
Wednesday evening. January 26.
The committee in charge of the af-
fair is:
Dora wehr oscar NJ Pollock
Mana Fitzpatrick Dr. Albert CERT
Amanda Weir
Dr. Lue1la Cool Walker. who has been
seriously.i i'll in this city. left last week
for her Nome in Hayward. where she
will remain with her mother. Mrs. Cora
Crowell.
Leon and Arthur Thai. the twin sons
of Mr. and Mrs. F. NJ Thai. will eele
brste their twenty first birthday sun
day evening. January 80. at their home.
1855 Tenth avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. 1. Jacobs announce
the harmitzvah of their son. Arthur.
that will take place February ; at the
Bush street temple
Mr.. and Mrs. Max schwalbach and
DIR. Albert Abrams are at the Chateau
Frontenac and are enjoying the winter
sports in Quebec.
The engagement of Miss JuIiette
Goldsmith Samuel and oscar Jacobs
has been announced and the wedding
will take place in February at the home
of the bride in San Diego.
The Hermosa cotillon club has sent
out invitations for the military night
to be given Friday evening. February
a at the Palace hotel There will be
several hundred guests and the affair
win be one of the most elaborate en-
loved this season by the popular or
ganization.
Mr.. and Mrs Julius C. silberstsin.
nee Pinkson. have returned from their
honeymoon and will be pleased 10 see
their friends at their home. 270s Sutter
i street
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The Ladies' auxiliary of the Youns
prize whist tournament to be held this
evening at the clubhouse, 1870 Page
street
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Mr. and Mrs Julius c. silberstsin,
nee Pinkson. have returned from their
honeymoon and will be pleased 10 see
their friends at their home. 270s sutter
street
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The younger Friday night dancing
club that has held a series of dancing
parties this season in California chnh
hall will not be able to give the next
party before Lent, as they had intended.
but will have to postpone the interest
ing occasion until February IL on ac-
count of the Professor Napoleon" ex-
travaganza that has engrossed everv
one to the exclusion of almost everv-
thing else of social Importance. The
original dates arranged by the club and
announced on the cards was for last
Friday evening. but that was rendered
impractical by the demands made
upon the time of the members of the
club.
The last dance of the season will be
in all probability as enjoyable. as those
preceding and there will be a large at
tendance from the ranks of the younger
boys and girls who have not yet made
their bow to society. The patronesses
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Mrs F. Uri has announced the en-
gagement of her daughter, Miss Belle
Uri. to Harvey Houston of Wallace.
Idaho. The bride elect is an attractive
and popular girl. who has recently re-
The date for the wedding has not yet
beer. mentioned
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Miss Elsie Hinz. whose picture is
shown on the society page today, is one
of the younger set in Mill Valley,
who is also a favorite at affairs in
town. She will be a debutante of next
season and has recently returned after
an extended visit in Europe with her
mother, Mrs. Henry Hinz
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The Hermosa cotillon club has sent
out invitations for the military night
to be given Friday evening. February
4. at the Palace hotel There will be
several hundred guests and the affair
win be one of the most elaborate en-
loved this season by the popular or
ganization.
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The engagement of Miss Juiiette
Goldsmith Samuel and oscar Jacobs
has been announced and the wedding
will take place in February at the home
of the bride in San Diego
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Mr.. and Mrs. Marcus EIdedt announce
the engagement of their daughter. Miss
Grace Henrietta Eldedt. to Ralph Blass,
the son of Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice BIass.
The date for the wedding has not been
announced.
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The masquerade dance given recently
great success and prizes were award
ed for the prettiest costumes. Those
who had the affair in charge were:
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Leon and Arthur Thai, the twin sons
of Mr. and Mrs F. NJ Thai. will cele-
brste their twenty -first birthday sun
day evening. January 80, at their home.
1856 Tenth avenue.
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Mr.. and Mrs Max Schwalbach and
DR.. Albert Abrams are at the Chateau
Frontenac and are enjoying the winter
sports in Quebec.
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DR.. Luena Cool Walker. who has been
seriouslya aill in this city, left last week
for her hbme in Hayward, where she
will remain with her mother, Mrs. Cora
Crowell
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Notice of Sale.

Notice is hereby given that by viz
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United States District Court, at Fargo,
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