davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1913-04-05
CATHOLIC CHURCH At CARLIN

= l.. . s. :.
/ Father Anthony Petillo will hold
Mass In the eCathuliciG Church at Car
lin, Nevada, tomorrow April 9Th, at
1O u m.
r. Catholics leaving Elko will have
TO take the 7:25 a. m. Western Pa
cific train.
| For Sale-A lot of fine posts and
several cords Of good wood. Will
be delivered IN quantities to suit.
Inquire Of George M. Clayton. EIko,
Nevada.
II "A McMurtry has just return.
ed from Battle Mountain. He visit.
ed Maysville where he is interested
insthe Pittsburg Red Top. He re-
ports everything fiourishing in the
big camp. He says the mill is rum
ming two shifts and they are ship
ping . large amount Of high grade
concentrates regularly. He was in
Hilltop and reports everything
lively in that camp.
I'D Uren, supt Of the Crum ranch
at Battle Mountain, Is in town
attending q meeting of the Live
Stock association which Geets here
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1913-04-05
DANISH COUNT WEDS
CANADIAN MATTRESS

Prince Albert, sask ApFil,skA16-
day Miss Lena Roy was married
to Count Hugo Won HolstsinH : Ratt-
bone, eldest son and heir Of Lord
Frederick Won Holstein RatIlboae,
of Denmark So aslig
The Count met Miss Roy while
she was employed as q waitress at
q Fall River. Mass. hotel. They
became engaged and the Coant seg
turned to Denmark toS secure THE
consent of his parents 10 ehs
match. While he Vas IN Denmark.
Miss Roy and her parents removed
to Prince Albert. On his return
the Count followed her here. i Vi
The Count and his bride left ON
their wedding journey throakh the
United States, sitter which they
will reside in Denmark 9.a
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1913-04-05
NEVADA POs10FFICEs

Washington, D C April 4-The
names Of the Postoffice at Gold
Greek, White Pine Co. Navada has
been changed to simonsep. Arthur
Simons will continue as postmast-
er.
The postoffice at Mason, New. has
been raised from fourth class to
pyesidental. The salary from April
], when the increased grade goes
into effect will be sllOO!
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1913-04-05

Buy the Salt Lake Tribune at
news stand in Postal Telegraph
Office. Utah's best daily papss.
Adyt,
Is Howell yonr jsweler? If not
why not?
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1913-04-05

Wher in Carlin call on Van at
The Mineral. Adyt. is5,s 3Sls,tii.
Take advantage Of the tres ofser
before Il is too late. Remsmber
this is probably the last oppcr-
tunity 70 get q supply Of forestsad
shade tress on such liberal terms.
For quick service take your tele-
grams to the Postal Telegraph
Company, u win gpay yon ID the
long run.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1913-04-05
BAPTIST CHURCH

Subscribe for ghs independent,
Do it today.
Van Of The Mineral at Car.
lin Is Q good fellow to know. Adytl
The San Francisco call., 1913-11-15
Bachelors and Benedicks
Ball Formally Launches
Gay Season

With last evening the first Green
way assembly. the bachelors and
benedicks ball. the season of 1924
was in full swing. There had been
several smaller dances, the debut ball
Of Miss Ruth Zeile in October, the
halloween dance for Miss Zeile, over
which Miss Correnah de Pue presided,
the ball at which Miss Gertrude
O'Brien was formally presented a
week ago on Wednesday. the formal
Introduction to society of Miss Eliza
beth Oyster also at a ball. but until
last evenings Greenway the season
was still in its infancy Now it ap
pears to be full grown, and all the So
cial events to come will take on
more formal aspect. There are still
several other social launchings to be
observed. Miss Rebecca Shreve will
be presented at .-the dansant" which
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. George Rod
man Shreve, are planning for Satur-
day, November %, and Miss MAZE
Louise Black will make her debut at
a ball to be given next month by her
father, Charles n. Black. Miss Lucille
Johns and Miss Linda Bryan will not
make formal debuts, but will go out
Informally during the winter
After weeks of introduction and
formal meeting the one step, one step
waltz. the Castle Walk and the Hest
tation glide have been received into
the bosom of society. and received so
heartily that now no reunion is COM
plete without their presence Even
the informal teas to a dozen guests,
teas confined strictly TO the feminine
element. end up in a rag. Not only
is everybody doing it, but everybody
1t doing it with anybody. Glasses
have been formed in the clubs of
Claremont. Town and Gown. Burlin-
game and Menlo Park, and even some
of the literary organizations have
taken TO seeking inspiration through
the musical rhythm These little
bodies meet every week or every fort
night and hold their own little parties,
experiencing quite as much fun as at
the more formal gatherings Such
an institution has been formed from
the ranks of the Sorosis club. not that
the club itself has really anything to
do with it, except in as much as most
of the members belong to the larger
organiza ton and meet fortnightly.
under the direction of Miss Gertrude
Evans, who terpsichore after their
own fashion The first meeting oc-
club hall in Sutter street. where all
future meetings will be held. About
80 of the young couples have Joined
the club. among whom are Mr.. and
Mrs Joseph Kierulff Mr.. and Mrs.
Gailliard Stoney. Mr.. and Mrs. Ran
dolph V Whiting, Mr. and Mrs. Gus
tave Umbsen, Mr.. and Mrs Peter
Dunno, Mr.. and Mrs Marshall Hale,
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis P. Hobart, Mr.
and Mrs. Smith O'Brien. Mr.. and Mrs
Sheldon Potter. Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Bostwick. DR.. and Mrs James Press
ley, Mr.. and Mrs. George Chace. Mr.
and Mrs A B. c. Dohrmann, Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas Kierulff. Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Kugeler, Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel
Montserrat, Mr.. and Mrs. James
Levenseller. Mr. and Mrs. W. Fl. Han
nan. Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Meyers
and Mrs. Z. B. c. Johnson. There
will be six dances in all, the dates
for the others being November 25,
December 9. January 6, January 20
and February 3.
The San Francisco call., 1913-11-15
SKETCH CLUB TO
HOLD EXHIBITION

Artists and art lovers will flock to
the first exhibition of the Sketch club
to be held in its new clubrooms in
the Studio building in Post street, be-
tween Cough and Franklin. which
will open tomorrow afternoon. The
exhibition will continue two weeks
and will comprise both statuary and
oil paintings. In that a strict jury
has passed on the merits of the work
to be displayed, tomorrow's exhibit
ton will exceed in beauty and artistic
value all former offerings of the
kind by this body The Sketch club
this year has made an innovation and
has admitted to it's active membership
male artists prominent In California,
and as honorary members the men,
both sculptors and artists, who have
come to San Francisco to work in
connection with the Panama Pacific
of this move. a large number Of men
have signified their intention of par
ticipating in the display and their
names will appear with those of the
women artists on the catalogue.
Mrs. Caroline Rixford Johnson.
tlpresidents of the Sketch club, will be
assisted in receiving the members and
associate members who will visit the
rooms tomorrow by Mrs f. w. Towle,
Mrs. Ernest Sylvester Simpson. Mrs
Charles Stetson Wheeler. Miss Mari
senne Berger, Mrs. Paul Goodloe, Mrs
Lewis Allen, Mrs James Hall Bishop,
Mrs. V. A. Eldridge. Miss Emma Ma
honey and Mrs. Ryder Hanify
! Leo Lentili and Sterling Calder.
both of whom are working for the ex-
position grounds, will display several
groups of bronzes. and Mrs. Sterling
Calder will show a number of her
~. SC xr,I.<
be on exhibition are Mrs. Richardson.
Miss e. Charlto Fortune. Miss Nellie
Treat, Miss Helen Chandler, Mrs.
Spencer Mackay. Miss Isabel Percy.
Miss Anne Bremer. Miss F4nrence
Lundborg. Frank McCombs. Eugene
Neuhaus. Mr.. Latimer, Perham Nahl,
Xavier Martinez and Spencer Mackay.
The San Francisco call., 1913-11-15
EUROPEAN SOJOURNS
PROVE FASCINATING

Letters from MIR. and Mrs Harry
East Miller tell of the splendid time
they are having in Germany. where
they are now guests in Berlin. From
there they will go to Munich to enjoy
a sojourn of several weeks before
undertaking an extensive tour of Ger :
many. After the Christmas holidays
Mr. and Mrs. Miller VIII go. to Paris
and in January will tour the chateau
country of France.
Other European travellers at the
present time are Mr. and Mrs. George
Volkmann, who; with their daughter.
Miss Johanna Volkmann, and Miss
Edith Treanor. have been sojourning
In Europe since last January The
trip was the Christmas gift of Mr..
Volkmann TO his daughter. and in
point of enjoyment is probably the
most lasting and fascinating present
that ever filed a stocking. The
party spent the late winter at Cairo.
the spring in motoring through
southern and central Europe. and the
fan in Russia. Recently they have
completed sojourn of several weeks
at st Petersburg. and are now enjoy
iss.sS the land OF the Midnight Sun.
The San Francisco call., 1913-11-15
SANTA BARBARA DAY
SET FOR DECEMBER 4

Santa Barbara day will be cele-
brated December 4. when a huge ba-
zaar will be held at the Hotel Potter
for the benefit of st. Francis hospital.
Booths OF every description will be
maintained by prominent society
women, and there will be besides the
features of fortune telling and rou-
1ette. In the late afternoon. a tea
Hdansantr Mrs Oliver, Dwight Nor
ton. Mrs. Milo M, Potter and Miss
Josephine de la Guerra are superfn-
tending the fair arrangements Mrs.
william Miller Graham will be in
charge s0f the flower booth. where
will be on sale choice offerings from
"Bellosguardos. as well as from the
other country seats of Santa Bar
baranss and Montecitans- Mrs. Ysobel
Strong will preside as gypsy over
the fortune teller's tent. and will read
palms, and teHsthe future ythe aid
of a special set OF cards which she
had made for thefpurpose during her
last visit to Samoa. Mrs. Charles Fl.
Hopkins will have charge Of the bags,
and these include every sort and va
riety Of receptacle. from silk to calico
and laundry bags to the miniature
The San Francisco call., 1913-11-15
x
FORMER CALIFORNIANS
SETTLED IN WASHINGTON

Lieutenant Commander and Mrs.
Piggott Cronan have taken posses
sion of an attractive residence at
1914 Jefferson place. in Washington.
d. C.. where they will be domiciled
for the winter season. At present
they are entertaining a their house
guest Mrs. Alexander Sharp, wife of
Captain Sharp. u. s. N. who is on duty
with the u. s. S. California, now in
southern waters Mrs. Sharp has re-
Gently been a visitor to this city.
where she was extensively entertained
by the local smart set, her cousin
Miss Louise Janin. and Mrs Albert
Rees, Mrs Charles Augustus Cove and
Mrs. David r. Sellers being among
others to give affairs in her honor
Mrs. Cronan was the former Miss Nell
lie Grant, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
Jesse Grant, and granddaughter of
the late General Ulysses S. Grant. I'm
til her marriage. which was an event
Of the spring. Mrs. Cronan was a
belle of this city.
After an absence of several months,
during which time they have visited
in California and in Pennsylvania, Mr.
and Mrs. Hennen Jennings have re-
turned to Washington-and have opened
their home for the winter season.
They were accompanied to this coast
by their children, Miss Katharine and
Coleman Jennings, and while here
were entertained by Mrs Jennings
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. John Coleman,
at their home in California street.
They also visited Mr.. and Mrs Frank
lin Zane al Woodside and spent some
weeks in the Yosemite valley and
at Lake Tahoe.
Senator Francis G. Newlands Of Ne
vada has returned to the Atlantic sea-
board and has Joined Mrs. Newlands at
Woodleigh in the suburbs of Wash
ington, D. c. With Mrs. Newlands, he
mer and, after accompanying his wife
home. returned again for brief visit.
Recently he has been entertained in
Santa Barbara by his daughter Mrs.
Charles Johnston. Mrs. Newlands is a
sister of Mrs. Henry Prittchett of New
York and Hall and Elliott McAllister
of this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nicholas Longworth
have concluded two months trip to
Panama and have returned to Cincin-
natl where they have reopened their
home at lockwood for the season. 1t
was expected that Mr.. and Mrs. Long
worth would visit In California. where,
as Miss Alice Roosevelt, the latter was
much feted during her two visits to
this coast, but duties in the east re-
calling Mr.. Longworth. they were
Obliged to defer the trip for another
time.
The San Francisco call., 1913-11-15
TRAVELLERS TO RETURN
SHORTLY FROM EUROPE

George w. Lewis and Frederick
Belcher write enthusiastically of their
travels in Europe. where they have
been enjoying motor tour for the
last six months. They expect to sail
for home the early part of December
and will be here in time for the holi-
days. On their arrival in Paris in the
spring, the two men purchased tour
ing car and have seen every country
in Europe from its comfortable seats
Leaving California, on the other
hand. for two months sojourn in
foreign parts is Major Sherwood Che
ney, u. $. A., who sailed-on the Sibe-
ria Tuesday for the Hawaiian islands.
AS he will be away until January. Ma
jor Cheney will be greatly missed
from the winters gaieties, in which
he has heretofore taken prominent
part.
Late letters from Mr. and Mrs. Will
liam V. Bryan report them as about
to start for Russia, where they plan
to spend several months in travel.
Recently they have been in London,
where they have been extensively
entertained, among others who gave
affairs in their honor being Mr. and
Mrs. Granville Stewart. Mrs. Stew
art will be remembered in California
as Miss Emma Margo, a former San
Francisco belle.
After their trip through Russia. Mr..
and Mrs. Bryan viii tour India. They
will return to California in the
spring.
4 =
Mrs. Cyrus Walker and Mrs. C. Will
liam McAfee arrived during the week
at the Hotel Potter in Santa Barbara
after a motor trip through the south.
where they have been spending the
last six weeks. They expect to re-
main in the southern city some time.
and during their sojourn will be ex
tensiyely feted by the smart set OF
Santa Barbara and Montecito.
Miss Nina Jones has returned to
her home in Santa Barbara after a
visit of several weeks in San Mateo,
where she was entertained by Mr..
and Mrs. Willard Chamberlain. and in
this city, where she was the guest of
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Filler at the
Fairmont Mrs Milo M. Potter and
Miss Jones had intended going to
Europe this winter but have post
poned the trip indefinitely.
The San Francisco call., 1913-11-15
Mr.. AND MRS. HUSSEY
ARRIVE IN VANCOUVER

Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Hussey. who
were visitors to this city a week ago,
have arrived in Vancouver where they
plan to pass some time as the guests
of friends. Later they will go to
Banf for a visit before taking up
their permanent residence in the east.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hussey recently spent
a week in San Francisco. having
made the trip for the purpose of pay
ing a brief visit to the latters grand
mother, Mrs Simeon Wenban, with
whom she formerly made her home.
While here they were guests at the
Fairmont. As the former Miss Ethel
Dean. Mrs. Hussey was a social fa-
vorite here and during her stay a
number of small affairs were given
IN her honor by her sister. Mrs. Flora
Dean Magee, by Mrs. Carrie Mills
Fletcher. Miss Virginia Joliffe and
others Of her old friends.
Miss Mary Ayers daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Grosvenor P. Ayers. has re-
turned TO San Francisco after an alb
sence of five years and has opened a
studio in the old Arnold Genthe house
in Clay street near Preside avenue
Miss Ayers, who has a voice of rare
beauty, has been studying singing
under the masters in Munich and has
also worked while abroad with Maud
Fay, the celebrated singer. Her re-
turn to her old home will be the sig
nal for great deal of entertainment
by a host of friends. Her sister, Mrs.
Dennis Searles. the former Miss Caro-
line Ayers. viii be among those to
fete her at informal functions.
Mrs. Benson and her son, Tom. are
making arrangements TO depart in
January for Europe, where they ex-
pect to enjoy an extended sojourn.
Since their return from the Philippine
Islands they have been occupying an
attractive residence in Pacific avenue
and have taken a small part in the
social gayeties of the winter season.
Colonel Benson, l.. S. A., who is still
in Manila. will join his wife and son
in the spring. and with them will tour
the old world. On their return to
America they expect to make leis-
urely trip through the United States.
X
Mrs. Phoebe Hearst has recently
been entertaining Harold Bauer, the
master pianist. at the Hacienda del
Poso de Verona at Pleasanton.
The San Francisco call., 1913-11-15

In all there will be 100 canvases on
display.
n
In connection with the art exhibit
ton at the Sketch club, Miss Florence
Lundborg will give private display
of her oil paintings at her studio in
the Studio building 1t will be the
first time since her return from the
art centers of Europe. that the public
will have had an opportunity of view
ing the work of this gifted woman
and fellow artists and admirers are
looking forward with interest to to-
morrow's exhibition The pictures
will be shown for two weeks.
X
Mrs. H. Sartori and Miss Olcese will
entertain at an elaborate tea at the
Sartori home in Broadway next Tues
day afternoon.
Miss Katherine Hall was a tea hos
tess at her home in California street
last Tuesday at which Mrs. Grace Nc
Gowan Cooke was the guest of honor.
A dozen of Mrs Cookies closest
friends were hidden to the informal
affair.
The San Francisco call., 1913-11-15
ASSOCIATION FOR BLIND
SELLS FOR CHARITY

The woman board of the Assoeia-
ton for the Blind are. disposing of
some tickets for the sale Of a cnal-
merss 1914 Ave passenger car for the
benefit Of the institution. The tickets
are 81. and already a large number
have been sold. The drawing will
take place December 22 The San
Francisco Association for the Blind
ranks with the children's hospital
and the Catholic Humane bureau as a
pet charity for San Francisco society
women The rooms OF the institution
are maintained at 1865 jackson street
between Polk street and Van Ness
avenue, where there are reading and
work rooms and where the baskets
and other handicraft or the blind are
on sale. Some OF the women who are
interested in the work OF the associa-
tion are Mrs. Andrew Rowan. Mrs.
George J. Bucknall. Mrs William
Breeze, Mrs. Ralph c. Harrison, Mrs
George Towle. Mrs. Phoebet Rock
well. Mrs. George Billings, Mrs. Cali
fornia Newton. Mrs. Arthur H. Foote,
Mrs. Lorenzo sAyenali. Mrs. George
Caswel1, Miss Josephine Hannigan,
Miss Marion Huntington. Miss Eliza
beth Livernlore and Miss Ethel
Clement.
~ = =
The San Francisco call., 1913-11-15

will enjoy few weeks visit with
friends in the eastern metropolis.
Mr. and Mrs. James f.. J. Archibald
have arrived at the Palast hotel,
Meran, for a stay Of two weeks after
an automobile tour of France and
Switzerland. Later they will con-
stinue on their motor tour and will
visit Vienna and the Balkan states.
returning to Paris via the Riviera.
Their return to the United States is
Indefinite.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hays Hammond,
who have spent the summer and au-
tumn at their home in Massachusetts,
have gone to New York for a brief
visit before settling for the winter
in Washington d. G.
The San Francisco call., 1913-11-15
DECLARES BETROTHAL
TO FORMER WESTERNER

An engagement Of more than pass
Ing interest to San Francisco was an
nounced in New York last week when
Miss Beatrice Cadwalader Jones of
New York acknowledged her betrothal
to Prof. Max Farrand. who occupies
the chair OF history In Yale university.
Miss Jones is the daughter Of Mrs.
Cadwalader Jones. and Is well con-
nected In the east. and has relatives,
including the Cadwalader and the
RawIes, In Philadelphia and New
York. Professor Farrand Is we'll
known on this coast. For many years
he was connected with the faculty
OF Stanford university, where he held
the chair Of history. and 1t. was from
the southern college that he received
the call for the larger eastern field.
tHe is an alumnus of Princeton uni
versify and studied at Leipzig and
Heidelberg
The marriage of Miss Nellie Barrett
Winston and John Albert Reed was
celebrated Monday, November 8, in
this city. Rev. Father Philip O'Ryan.
pastor Of the Star Of the Sea church.
officiating at the Impressive service.
Adieux were said last week to Mrs.
Wfckham Havens and Mrs. George
Wilhelm, who took their departure
for the east to spend several weeks
In New York. Unlike other Oak
1anders. the Frank Proctors and the
MacDermotts, for instance. Mrs. HaF-
ems and Mrs. Wilhelm are planning to
remain a comparatively short time
and will be home for the Christmas
holidays.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest PeixottO are
also to be in New York this winter.
Mr.. Petxottoss new book. Pacific
Shores From Panama, having been
The San Francisco call., 1913-11-15
BALBOA AND WIFE
FETE "LATEv QUEEN


Miss Conchita Sepulveda, who re-
Gently reigned as queen of the Por-
tola festival, was complimented last
Saturday at dinner by tl2 erstwhile
Balboa and his wife, Mr. and Mrs
Ralph Phelps, at their home in Oak
land. Covers were laid for TO- guests
and after dinner dancing was en-
joyed. Among those who participate
ed in the evenings pleasures were
Mr.. ad Mrs. Raymond Wilson, Mr.. and
Mr. Jack Fletcher, Miss Lois Crosby.
Mi Conchita Sepulveda. Harry Boone
and Harold Brayton.
Clarence Sherwood has come up
and is being entertained by his
mother. Mrs Eugene Sherwood at the
family home in F'ilbert street. He ex-
poets to be here several weeks.
Mrs Alfred r. Kelley entertained a
party of friends last Saturday in
compliment to her niece. Miss Nan
Raleigh. The party motored to Stan
ford to view the baal game and con-
tinued to San Jose. where they spent
the weekend. making the Hotel Ven
dome their headquarters. They re-
turned to San Francisco Tuesday.
x
Mrs. Harvey A. Buck and Mrs. Ir-
win III. Bragg have issued invitations
| to a dance, which they will give on
Wednesday evening, November 26. at
| the rooms of the Sequoia club in
Washington street.
In compliment to Miss Gertrude
Mills. Miss May Sullivan was hostess
last Friday afternoon at a bridge
party. which she gave in the rooms of
| the Cort hotel. Miss Sullivan has re-
Gently returned from years travel
continent.
Miss Marian Mills will come to San
| Francisco from the Mills country
home this week and will spend the
ensuing 10 days as the guest of her
grandmother. Mrs. Bates. at her home
| In California street. Mr.. and Mrs.
| William Mills have decided to spend
| the winter at their bungalow. only
| making occasional visits to the city.
DR.. Walton Thorne departed a few
days ago for Chicago. where he will
| remain two weeks.
Mrs. w WllnamSons Vile or Doctor
| Williamson, who has been very i'll at
| st. Marys hospital. Is convalescing
and the news will be learned with
| pleasure by wide circle of friends
X
| Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Mortimer Whit
| tie have closed their home in Mill
Valley and have taken an apartment
at the Vancouver" in Bush street for
the winter. Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie
Symmes (Miss Grace WHITLEY have
rented an apartment in Hyde street
recently. They have been occupying
an attractive bungalow in Oakland.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Symmes and Miss Bes-
sic Whittle are in Los Angeles,
where they arc enjoying 10 days So
jou-r.'
The San Francisco call., 1913-11-15

Mr.. and Mrs. yolkmann are planning
the Homecoming for December, and
expect to arrive in San Francisco
shortly before the Christmas holidays.
x
Eugene de Saba writes from Lon
don that he expects to be detained in
England until the middle of Decem-
ber and that he will be able to re-
turn home only in time for the
Christmas holidays. Mr.. de Saba has
been abroad for the last two months.
and it is probable that business will
necessitate his visiting Europe again
shortly after the new year. Should
ne do So he will be accompanied by
Mrs. de Saba and Miss Leontine.
Miss Vera will not travel this year,
but in the event of her parents de-
parture will be the guest of her
brother in law and sister, Mr.. and
Mrs. Clement Tobin, at their home in
Ell Cerrito.