San Francisco Chronicle from San Francisco, California • Page 6

guiere and family Mr and Mrs Lloyd Tevis Dr Harry Tevis Mr and Mrs Sharon Walter 8 Hobart Miss Ella Hobart A Moore Miss Miriam Moore Miss Frances Moore Mr and Mrs Adam Grant James Grant Goad the Misses Goad Mrs Low Miss Low Mr and Mrs Joseph 8 Tobin and the Misses Tobin will spend the season at Bnrlingamp and Monterey iaaaap 8 aatSaaW 3sav3aV 4 JL Sit rmin ri If w3saaWfaaaaaaaMTaaiaaaffmaaaarr3i 4Mr LlI wp Ut Stv fci um tviiiiii jaw aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaawaaaaaaaaaaaBrj uniuin Cf3l Hfl rif Sk affcj aBfafafafafafaBBfMSSBWza uih i i MSaBaHanieHK 1L7 mmmW ffik iit sifJfll III Blr affltvUMtsaVaV asaBaEiilli I Iv kasaiavY fe XEPff vr Is Iff ft slcal programme by Mrs Georee BI Hatch rMrs Dr RosensiiraandMrs PJerce alier which dainty refreshments trer serred in the dining room vrhlca bad been beautifalJy decorated With fruit blossoms and wild flowers Mrs Kate Douglas Wlggin the well known California authoress was quietly married on March 30th in Alt Souls Unl Uritn Church Kew York to George RigK of that city the ceremony was performed by Rev Roderick Stebbins of Milton Mass a son of Rev Horatio Stebbins of this city in the presence of a number of intimate friends and relatives Owing to illness in the brides family the ceremony was made asqaiet as possible Dr Clarence Campbell acted as best man The ushers were Dr El wood Kendrick and George McCutchen both of New York iter Vii iff 1 li fvte SB rS i i ft I i if ifs 1 fTr NU l3iS7 MH At iS itt ws vI a 5 3 5 jj syCC A rj zm i Is 5i2 i Bi Jfc 3 FS jfc jrrf LS CiS jrrf irt 4i yj i SE fig rrjt 4jf i crfc rt3 AS rl fet NSl rasN S3Jt isrl fa Kfl nf Rl tWJ II ast Bg THE dullest of seasons is at this very time of the year Societys country life bas not yet really begun thongli there has been quite an exodus from the city The only entertainments given are small dinners and card and theater parties Thursday and Friday the polo pames at Bnrllngame were enjoyed by many of San Franciscos fashionable set Traps of all kinds and descriptions from four in hands to side bar buggies were there in numbers and a host of people went down by train Unusually good refreshments were served and everybody seemed to know everybody else so that an air of delightful informality and jollity pervaded the precincts of Burlingame The country places near town are filling UP rapidly San Mateo Burlingame and Jlenlo Park are evidently in for a gay spring and early summer season All the places are owned by rich men who while they all do not go in for polo and ronv races or coaching lead lives of leisurely enjoyment The Burlingame Club seems to be the favorite place to meet on Saturdays and Sundays There are always several iuncbebns or dinners given there on those days and na a great many men eo down between Friday and Monday and the country honses are generally tilled with house parties there are all the essentials to what society deems a good time Most of the owners of rural bouse are already occupying them Among some of the prominent people who will summer in their own houses at San Mateo or Burlingame are Mrs Parrott Mr and Mrs John Parrott Mr and Mrs de Gnigne Captain and Mrs A Parson Mr and Mrs Frea Moody Mr and Mrs A Rose Mr and Mrs Crocker Joseph Grant Mr and Mrs 8 Douty Mr and Mrs Howard Mr and Mrs August Spreckels Mrs and Miss Kohl Mr and Mrs A Page Brown Mrs Tobin and her two daughters Mr and Mrs James Tobin who will have Miss Irwin of Chicago with them Mrs Cas serly Casserly Miss Casserly Mr and Mrs Henry Scott Mr and Mrs A Ford Mr and Mrs Judah Mr and Mrs Bcrel and many others Polo has been the great excitement at Burlingame this week and in spite of the supposed hard times there seem to be plenty of young men who are devoting themselves to this favorite sport The Tobins Howards Major Ruthbone John Lawson Harry Simpkins and a number of others have all taken a great deal of interest in the game Of all the summer months June is the favorite with people wbo have country places near the city They go to them in April but until June there it very little entertaining done excepting Saturday and Sunday Ross valley will bo well patronized this season Already a number of people are occupying their cottages and several house parties have taken place The Dlbblees and the Kittles have decided to spend the summer East Captain Griffith and his family will occupy the Kittle residence Mr and Mrs McCutchen left on Thursday for the East but will return and occupy their pretty home about May 1st The Misses Barker are settled for the summer and the McAllisters will soon take possession of Miramonta Elliott McAllister will upon bis return from his wedding trip go to one of the Barker cottages which he hat taken for the summer season Mr and Mrs Men thorn Tomkins have as their guest their daughter Mrs Stewart Brown of Nutley who is here for a abort visit At all the summer resorts like Monterey Santa Cruz San Rafael Castle Crag Cazadero and Napa Springs there is an air of uneasiness and expectancy as to what the summer will bring Cottage life has so far taken the place of the summersummer resort hotel that the chances are a little doubtful for tbe hotel people It is certainly the fashion for ererybody to hare bis or her own country place be it cVen the smallest of cottages and to Invite just his own intimate friends for a day or two ata time Men who have to bef ai holiness during therweek greatly prefer spending Sunday atk prirate house at soma country clubto going to a hotel where there 4Isabiolutely no attraction and nothing tifo and where the women are fearfullyirithe majority At San Rafael the jseajson seems uncurtain TbVGordon Blandfrjga hare letsed the Bradford house or1 ttfe summer and i ft I 2 Af If Ilmrfi 2amI hlVH tmEftn taf Weadowlanda for MTeral months It is up 1 i jJniVrwdthatthej tennf champjpnablp again be played on the courts of the Hotel Rafael unless those in favor of Del Monte should gain their point Among some of the people wbo will spend the summer at the Hotel Rafael are Mr and Mrs Crooks Mrs Crooks and her mother Mrs Case left for the East on Thursday but will return in time to occupy her rooms at the Rafael on May 1st Mr and Mrs Follis have taken the Hollo way cottage for the seaton Mr and Mrs Mack will occupy one of the cottages Baron and Baroness von Schroeder are due at San Rafael about the middle of June and will be at the Rafael ail summer Others expected at San Rafael are Mr and Mrs John Boggs Miss Bogss Fred Boggs Mrs Toland Mr and Mrs Greenebanm Mr and Mrs Davidson Knighton Mr and Mrs Moore and son Mrs Morrison Mrs Miller Mrs Charles Detrick and family Mr and Mrs Rosenstock Mr and Mrs Nuttall Mrs Henry Schmieden Schmieden Mr and Mrs William Haas Mr and Mrs George Greenwood and family Mrs Byron Crane Miss Crane Mr and Mrs Larzelere Mrs Behrens Mr and Mrs Brandenstein and family Mrs Crosbr John Perry Jr Miss Kimber Mr and Mrs John Bigelow Miss KelWg 8 Kellogg Mrs Redington fl Redlngton A Greenwood George Hooper Mr and Mrs Smith Mr and Mrs A Glenn and family Mr and Mrs George Raum and many others The guests at the Vendome in San Jose find that the management has made many improvements in the past months notably the repainting of the building both within and without The outside is now a light color which contrasts well with the beautiful lawns which never looked more inviting than now Several ot the leading members of the Scheel Orchestra have been engaged for the summer The tennis courts Ave in number are receiving the finishing touches and before long ttiey will be crowded as before Daring the past few months several parties of excursionists have visited the Vendome and in a few days a large excursion party under the auspices of the Pennsylvania road is scheduled to arrive Among those now at the hotel or soon to arrive are Mrs Winshin Mr and Mrs A Winship Williams and family Mrs Walkr Jr Miss Marguerite Walker Mr andMrs Witcber Jones Mr and Mrs A de Guerre Dr and Mrs A Way land Harper Mrs Harper Mrs Purdy Mrs A A Taaft Mrs A om tock child and maid A Kuhn Fay Fay Dr and Mrs A Stevens Dr and Mrs Pierce Goetz and familv Frank Kraus Pierce Urmy Tillaro Coulter Otto Ziegler Jr Harbottle Foster Asa Plant Heinne Ray McDonald Bald Alvord Dr McMahon Dr A McMahon Dr Burke A Smith and Randall The season at Hotel Mateo has already commenced and there is quite an amount of lite apparent around this delightful resort which commencing so early augurs well for a lively season The following are the arrivals Mr and Mrs de KayTownsend Miss Beatrice Townsend Mr and Mrs A Shepard Mr and Mrs Thomas Hen she I wood Mr and Mrs Stone and three children Stone Wiley Mr and Mrs Will Fisher Mr and Mrs Edward Bellows Mr and Mrs Leroy Hough Lieutenant George Kirkman A I Craig Mr and Mrs Rocbat Miss Lillie Rocbat Mrs Ryer Miss Fisher Lennox Grant Ernest Grant Mr and Mr Morris Lieutenant and Mrs Cassatt of Walla Walla and Mr and Mrs Malcolm Thomas and Charles Graham Monterey will probably be the meeting place this season for the smart set It is one of the few places where there are always some men of the dancing set There is a rumor too that there will be an encampment of the First Infantry 8 A there Every one remembers what a great season it was when General Miles had the troops there before Again the tennis tournament may be played there instead Of at San Rafael These attractions with polo the pony races and the Country Club meet will certainly afford a great deal of amusement and that is what the summer visitor seeks The race track polo grounds clubhouse and grand stand near Del Monte are nearly completed and will be the finest in the State There are in the neighborhood of 200 guests at Del Monte now among them not a few from this city Mrs Flood Miss Flood Mrs and Miss Low Mr and Mrs Gilaon have been there the past month On Friday Mrs A Pope Miss Pope Mr and Mrs Murphy and Mr and Mrs 8 Crocker went down to Del Monte and yesterday afternoon the Still man party consisting of Mr and Mrs Stitlman Miss May Still man Miss Fish Miss Richardson and Mrs Kendall all of New York registered at the boteL Among those already booked for the season at Del Monte are Mr and Mrs Laton Mrs Wool worth Mis Helen Wool worth Mrs de Santa Marina Mrs A Pope Mr and Mrs 8 Murphy Mr and Mrs George A I Pope Miss Carrie Taylor Mr and Mrs Horace LHI1U Mr and Mrs A Bru The engagement is announced of Miss Alma Greenwald of Alameda to A Heney of this city The wedding is set for the 10th The engagement of Miss Florence Her rick daughter of Mr and Mrs Her rick of Oakland to Mark Requa son of Mr and Mrs Isaac Hequa of Piedmont is announced The wedding of Miss Anira Merrill Kellogg daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Kellogg to Thomas Cornell will take place Wednesday afternoon at 5 oelock April 17th at Si Johns Episcopal church Oakland and will be followed by a reception from 8 to 11 oclock at the residence of the brides parents 1253 Grove street Mr and Mrs Cornell will make Derby Conn their home The wedding of Miss Evelyn Sharp of this city daughter of Mr and Mrs Elliott McAllister who irto be married on April 16th to Miss Decker has taken one of the Barber cottages Ross valley for the summer season Mr and Mrs George Pmckard are traveling with the Crocker party Upon their return they will go to their home in Son Rafael where they will spend the fall and winter season Mr and Mrs Cutlcn Paieenee Sheldon returned from their wedding trip on Friday last and are staying with Mr and Mrs Louis Monte gle at their home on Jackson street Mr and Mrs Walter Treat nee Hayes will go lo Snusalito on May 1st for a stay of six months Mrs Fred Sharon is expected to spend the summer with her parents Mr and Mrs Lloyd Tevis Mrs Tevis will spend the early spring at the Tevis horfie in Bakersfield and later in the season will go to Santa Monica Lieutenant McKenna son of Judge Joseph McKenna who bas been spending the past two months with his daughters now at school at Dobbs Ferry on the Hudson Mrs Monroe Salisbury and family will spend the summer near Washington 0 Mrs I Coon and Miss Josie Coon left on Thursday fof Japan expecting to return by June 2d William and Harry Babcock will re pain abroad during the summer season Mr and Mrs Wakefield Baker will soon leave the city for their home at 8ausallta Mr and Mrs George Boyd will soon occupy their residence in San Rafael Captain and Mrs William Collier and the Misses Collier will spend the summer at their home in Lake county Miss Mamie Burling is in Southern California Mrs William Gwin and Miss Mary Bell Gwin will spend part of the season in the mountains Mrs Morgan Miss Ella and Miss Thereso Morgan will spend the first of the summer in the mountains and later will go to Del Monte Mrs A Easton and the children of Colonel Fred Crocker will not return to California this season Mrs Clark Crocker will occupy their house near Castle Craig Mrs Carroll Miss Lizzie and Mis Gertie Carroll will spend most of the summer season at Del Monte Mr and Mrs Churchill spend the summer at Del Monte will Miss Cora Smedberg will spend most of the summer season in the mountains Mrs James Phelon and Miss Phelau 111 ttfSYA rtTn vi jla mi i hvjv wr i of Oakland to Abe Haas of tbisCcity will VatAViar AmII 5Sth atlhft hattiA rtf tfia ijiuiiuavi fttv I wast I hare not shun wwtu A tirntoyontliewordofGod 5 1L vl The First CongTetatioi brd vW SW and ball of Court California A Cv of Awill take place on Saturday evening April 20th at Bnai Brith Hail The frourth Friday Erening Reception Club will gtre fta regular monthly party at Hlnmans Academy 1421 Polk street on April 26th The engagement Is announced of Miss Nina Lyon to Benjamin Dalton son of Frank Dalton The wedding will take place at Trinity Church April 25th Mr and Mrs Cerf and the Misses Cerf are occupying their new residence at 1155 Octaria street Von der Mehden Jr bas returned from Leipzig The San Francisco Girls Union will give a tea and musicale at the new home at 929 Pine street on Thursday April 18th from 3 to 10 The Association Auditorium of the California SehoOlof Elocution and Oratory was filled last Friday evening by friends to witness the graduating exercises The fifth anniversary of St Josephs Assembly Na 3 will be celebrated on Tuesday evening the 16th Inst by an entertainment and ball at Teutonia Hall Los Amigos have issned invitations for i decided to resfjgn and nreached his far wen sermon ia sanuay jiighL xiis text nBToiioi snunnea to ueeiare tinnal Chawh Vif Paadenhai extended nnanimohscill The fifteenth annir ertafy entertainment Rev Herbert I Litb of Worcester 4i IUtuUr MUitMitiiM WlUCJfl4 lor of the First ipngregationaKiburcn of Portland Me afterward filling pulpiula Noribamptbn Mass and Siif erton CoL Last week the Indian chapel was re moved from the ground of General Bid well near Chleo toaherahcherfaTV The church hasbeeti repairnd and greatly thipfo edinside and ouCf Ati organ loft a raisedTipeakera filatlm Tstibula and teftt6wrV havebeea ridded Tfae chapel baV been hl tewasbed in jitd inclosed with a neat froceahA planted with trees LastujpfdathebeiLwhieli was purchasedby he Indianvrvas rung for the first time in the toweh The opening exercises were largelrrnusleaL The Indian band play eo ahtfr Indiant1 lung General BidwelL MrsBwIwell and Mr Lila Moore of Kentucky the national organiser of Good Tewplars made addresses Dr Chichester of Los Angeles has returned from the East and preached his first sermon at Immanuel Ohurcb yesterday The whole congregation rose when heentered the pulpit in token of their pleasure at seeing him again The a A District Convention for Northern California closes to day at Santa Cruz A large nb her of delesafes were in attendance The conTenlion for the Southern district was held last month at Redtands and was a great success The Episcopalian Divinity School at San Mateo has received a gift Of about 150 books from Chaplain Wriarta library A tectum has been received from St Johns Oakland through the missionary chapter of St Johnit Guild The Jewish confirmation class in Oakland promises excellent results It is four years since Oakland had a confirmation class The Pautist Father Clark held a retreat for the pupils of the Sacred Heart Academy last week Evangelist Martin now at San Bernardino is having an interesting time with he Latter Day Saints who are quite strong at that place Elder Harris a prominent saint has challenged Mr Martin to a debate to discuss the proposi tions of whe her Joseph Smith was a prophet of uod or not and whether the their third party which will take place on April 18th at National HalL The Mercantile Library Auxiliary gave a reception at the library Golden Gate and Van Ness avenues iast evening and exhibited a collection of rare illustrated books The reception cnmmitiee consisted of President Mrs Mary Prag Mrs Henry Gibbons Mrs 8 Bigelow Miss Mary Lake Mrs Symmes Mrs Alex Loughborough Miss Hamlin Mrs Taussig Mrs Frances Edeerton Miss Lowry Mrs Lent Mrs Thurlow Mc Mullen Mrs I Lowenberg and Mr a OBrien Dolores Assembly No 7 1 will give an entertainment and social at Mission Parlor Hall on the 23d uist lo celebrate its sixth anniversary The bon bon party announced to tafee place on March 21st by Rowena Circle in conjunction with Court Ivan hoe was postponed until April 10th and will taka place at Foresters Hall 102 OFarrell street Mrs Weinsbenk and Mrs Caroline Miller have taken up their residence at 1512 California street At home on the first and fourth Fridays Mrs 8ilverstein has moved from 2028 Bush street to 126 Eddy street and will receive on the tirst Tuesdays Mrs Edward SoJiwerin Jr has left the city to visit her sister Mrs Ojborn Swan Jr of Pasadena Mrs Blum of 408 Golden Gate avenue has returned from the East where she bas beeu visiting her daughter The engagement of Miss Minnie Flaps mnnn to Utto jungblutn has been nounced Mrs Charles Thomas of 400 Oc street left on Thursday last for tended visit to relatives at the East She is accompanied by her little danghter and son Buena Vista Parlor No 8 gave its third anniversary ball ou the 19th at National Guard HalL Avilian Cliff at Belvedere will be the home of Mr and Mrs Arthur Donnell for the summer months Miss Bsurkyte of this city is at the Hygela Hotel Old Point Comfort Va Mr and Mrs Joseph Rosenthal have moved to their home at the northeast corner of Vnllejoand Gough streets and will receive on the second and fourth Thursdays William Sharp and Pliny Evans of Riverside took place last Wednesday evening at the residence 2315 California street in the presence of a number of relatives and a few very intimate friends The ceremony was performed by Rev Di Riley Mr and Mrs Evans left next day for their home in Riverside On Monday April 15th at Trinity church the wedding of Miss Lillian Miles daughter of Lieutenant Colonel Evan Miles and Lieutenant Lincoln Kil bourne 8 A will be solemnized The ceremony will be witnessed by relatives and only a few personal friends owing to the recent death of a relative of the groom Miss Kilbourne will be maid of honor and Lieutenant Amos Martin will be best man Mrs David Loring and Miss Ruth Lor ing were the recipients of a farewell tea given by Mrs James Spiers at her home in Berkeley on Friday afternoon March 29tb from 3 to 61 A large number of visitors availed themselves of the invitations and were pleasantly entertained by a mn REPRODUCED FROM VOGCE parents left on Tuesday for bis post Fort Sheridan Mrs Joseph Crockett goes East shortly where she will join her daughter now at school at Dobbs Ferry and with her go to Europe where they will spend the summer Mr and Mrs Charles Stone have taken one of the cottages at the Hotel Mateo for the summer season Miss Jennie Hobbs will spend the summer with them Among those wbo will spend the summer in their residences at Menlo Park with occasional trips to Del Monte are Mr and Mrs Atherton Mr and 1 Mrs Girvin Edgar Mills Jr Miss Mills Miss Florence Mills Mr and Mrs PiEyre Colonel and Mrs Eyre Miss Eyre Robert Eyre Mrs and Miss Flood Mr and Mrs Hopkins will spend the summer abroad with their three will spend the summer at their home in Santa Cruz Mr and Mrs Turey have taken a cottage at Sauealito for the summer Mrs Wallace has gone on months trip to Mexico Among the recent arrivals at the Hotel Green Pasadena from this city are Mr and Mrs George Grant a Scott George Eastoc George A Belcher A Baccard Mr and Mrs Joseph Rosenthal have moved to their residence at the northeast comer of Yaltejq and Gough streets and will beat home to their friends on the first and third Thursdays of each month Mr and Mrs Fred Green will spend the summer at Sauiartto 1 I ine marriage of jam Miriam Herrman NEWS OF THE CHURCHES San Josaa New Departure The Campbell Kelso Case In Los Angeles 3 J3 i EV HERNDON GARNETT has the support of the 8an Jose people in bis new Sunday After noon Religions Association departure Last Sunday he spoke on the disastrous affect ol church competition which exists even between churches of the same denomination Mr Garnett does not approve ot the modern church of which he is an ex pastor He says that the modern system uf church competition Keeps people away from church on account of tbe great financial strain Tbe council of control ot tbe association consists of Joseph Black Judge John Reynolds Miss Helen 8 Wright James Bean and Alexander Rev John Campbell pastor of the First Methodist Chnrcb of Los Angeles will have to stand trial under the charge of slander preferred against bim by Miss Tessa Kelso public librarian Mr Campbell publicly prayed for tbe moral regeneration of Miss Kelso charging her to be responsible for the presence of certain objectionable books tn the library Judge Clark has held that publication by prayer is not privileged When made witn I respect to non mem bera of the church rrayers must nenceiorwaro oe expurgated Rev John Reid Jr pastor of the First Presbyterian Church of Santa Rosa has resented his resignation It teems that Ir Reid has pronounced views on dancing and card playing and has offended some ol tbe wealthy members of the congregation A vote as to whether he should be aked to resign or not resulted in a small majority in favor ot retaining htm but as an elder cave notice that be would appeal to the Presbytery Mr Reid Christian Church commonly called Campbellite is in fact the church of God harmonizing in faith doctrine organ tza tioy and practice with the Church of Jesm Christ set up by divine authority 1800 I years ago The Latter Day Saints offer 10 pay tne rent of the pavilion and are anxious that the debate should bs public i The Pacific Hebrew Orphan Asylum and Home hare accepted plans for an I additional wing to tbe home on Devija dero street It will cost 30000 and will give accommodation to 400 or more children On Sunday evening at St Charles tbe ceremony of blessing the new statue of Our Lady of Lourdes took place The statue was presented to the chnrch as a tocen of gratitude by a woman parishioner who was cured at Lourdes The fourth annual meeting of the Womans scramento Presbyterial Home and Foreign Missionary Society met in Sacramento last week Mrs Hatfield preside Mrs Garret 8 ot Oakland took I a little family of Chinese children from San Francisco that tbey might speak for themselves Tureeof Bishop Nichols former assistants when he was a rector in the East are now clergymen at work in this diocese 1 They are Messrs Mason Moreland and I McCracken A parishioner of tbe Church of St Francis de Sales Oakland lias received letter from Australia from Father Mc Sweeney in which he says that he has almost recovered his eyesight He is nOw in tbe Holy Land and during holy week will be in Rome The San Francisco District Conference of the Methodist Church South meets in Centenary Church April 30th at 9 oclock The date of the Santa Rosa District Conference has been Changed from April 8th to April Sib Last Monday a conference of all the ministers of Contra Costa county and a lay delegate from each church was held in tbe Guild Hall of the Episcopal Church of Martinez at 10 oclock The object was to secure bv the Co operation of all the Christian churches in the county a better observance of the Lards day The ladies of Martinez entertained the delegaftji to tbe conference Miss Mary Ninde who went out to Japan with Bishop Ninde and family did not return with them but will follow i later with Miss Bonsfield and Miss Trimble Methodist missionaries Miss Norholf of Japan has returned forasta i son to her home in Lincoln Neb I Rev Thomas Dixon the brilliant yonng pastor of Twenty third street Baptist Church New orfc city has resigned He gives as his reason that be desires greater freedom and especially to reach non churcb going people By iuvitanon of the faculty of tbe University of tbe Pacific Rev Goodwin pastor ot the California street Methodist Church will preach the baccalaureate sermon on May 12th The graduating class consists of twenty members Vatman the evangelist bas been drawing large audiences iu the cities ot Oregon Rev Hugh Gallagher of Ban Jose will deliver tbe Good Friday sermon at Holy Cross Church He will also preach on Easter The Good Samaritan House at Los Angeles which is one ot tbe belongings of the Episcopal Church is to be enlarged into a hospital Rev John Gray is president Rev Alexander of Palo Alto bas been visiting tbe lumber mills on Humboldt bay in the interest of his new Methodist Church Eighteen thousand feet of redwood was donated to the chnrch This evening the Young Peoples Society of Christian Endeavor of the First Congregational Church will celebrate its ninth anniversary The Sunday school orchestra led by Miss Pearl Noble will furnish special music and Curran Clark tbe first president of the society win maite a specn mere win oe a general reunion of old members and friends and tbe invitation is general The meeting begins at 615 oclock There will be a meeting of the Presbyterian Orphanage Board to morrow afternoon at 2 oclock at the Mission House There are more children than beds at San Rafael and vigorous measures must be taken at once NittV ADVKBTISKMKMTS REV WAYLAND JOHNSON 8AY8 OF CEREBIJINE THE EXTRAOr OF THE BRA1W OF THSOX PREPARED UNDIR THi FOSMULA OF DR WM A HAMMOND I hve been using Cerebrlne two weeks sa4 I am glad report ttoe most excellent iatt 1 was tn atai of nervoa prostration that ntterur unfitted me tor any AmManed mefital wont From the llntdo I experienced a renewed lane lectaal gnup and power and clearness ana Joy tn mental work teat I had not known years iides this I am conscious V2t creasa In muscular utrenxtn and endurance surprtsei me At first I was Inclined that toeae results were da to atroa SUE0 properties lit the Animal Extracts Mf tudled thelreffecta I lonnd that we only permanent but were of aneuuWw eut cnaracier irom those produced pya lant Under the lattuence of an 2Jnd lant I Jell highly exalted ta Jw mind but the aotlrHy wa feverish ndecceB trtc while the effect ot the Cereatlaa Ja WYfJ of cool satlsccd selK onroU8d mHT anapnKW energy ivffjJ5lSO Dose Drop Price 3 draehma OO Where local drujglsU are WSJ TbAed Hammond Antmai tracta hefVSe tSMSS togeuier with all Misting SlUrrstura on IM suu feet on race tpt of price by XUJi COLUMBIA CHKMICAt CO Washington 60U4 AGENTS FOB THE PACIFIC COAST JOY EST ING BAXUWIV tfHABMACV Cor Market aa Powell BU flT Cat fl 1 A 11 irnwafifii inkr 4HgrewgiMlKtr iwfieWeSs fl vrV kl ifr lsena1 vjr jlt5 i jjf 5f a aEj ti jf mo fc jk rr i rT Pf 3t ssrm.