San Francisco Chronicle from San Francisco, California • Page 18

mm si r4 9 i 3 2 i At ita R1 Sk fri ft i fft a HMi sa rlr EL i Frederick Warde at the Colu mbia heater in a New Italian Play A TfVOLI CHRISTMAS SPECTACLE COMING i NfW DRAMATIC BILLS AT THE GRAND OPERA HOUSE AND THE ALCAZAR Olo Olson at tho California Vaude villa at tho Orpheum Opera at tho Alhambra Concerts Once again Frederick Warde to appear at the Columbia Theater To morrowmorrow night be opens aweeka engagement there In he new play by Espy Williame The Dukes Jester He will be supported by a strong company of players headed by Mr and Mrs It Spencer The JDukes Jester was written especially for Mr Warde It is In our acts and deals with the life of a court Jester wise in his folly and foolish In his wisdom with the soul of a hero and a reckless nature which continually leads him Into predicaments for his wit to get him out of This character Cecco Is assumed by Mr Warde while the roles of Duke Galleazzo and Nlqa de Borgio are portrayed by Mr and Mrs Bpencer The scene of the play is laid in Milan at the close of the sixteenth century when romance and intrigue were at their height and the Hyesof men were devoted to adventure and amusement Thre are several strong situation and thes are contrasted by a goodly amount of comedy The story is said to be charming The costuming necessarily picturesque and the scenic effects are said to be of unusual elaborateness The Alcazar management will continue a dpuble blll performance another week running Madame Butterfly which has made such a pronounced hit as the afterpiece and putting on A Serious Tangle Sidney Grundys catchy farce as the opening play A Serious Tangle Is one of the merriest farces the English playmakers have given us It is quite as good as the French and It Is a very difficult thing to evolve an Innocuous play from that kind of domestic discord The play ran for a long time In London under the name of The Snowball which is not an inapt title for the troubles roll up on the poor husband like a snowball and still everybody Is innocent Felix Featherston the leading role will be played by the latest addition to the company Lucius Henderson the Alcazars new leading man He needs to be active for he has fourteen exits and entrances in the small space of one minute at the closing of the second act Most people will pleasantly remember Mr Henderson with Friends when he played the piano so well The Alcazar Theater will put on David Belascos latest comedy success Naughty Anthony for Its Christmas bill Everybody knows the story of Cinderella the neglected stepdaughter of the Impecunious Baron she of the fairy grtdmother and the crystal slipper This charming tale has been arranged and written up to date by Ferris Hartman and will be 6erved up to the Tlvoli Opera house patrons as a holiday dish Max Hlrschfeld Is responsible for the music and much good melody and many catchy toplaIs will be Introduced Little Mae Hill a San Francisco girl Is to be Cinderella In which role she will have a good opportunity to display her vocal ability and chic personality Comedian Hartman In the part of Buttons has no end of funny songs and sayings beside duets with Miss Hill and with Edward Webb his able assistant in sustaining the comedy Hartnjans song For He Was a Married Man i expected to be a great hit Tom Green and Fred Kavanagh will be the two willful sisters This is the first time Mr Greene has essayed a female part and the Tivolls principal tenor is expected to give us a flew Idea of himself as the saucy sister Annie Myrs will Jhe fairy godmother ho assists Cinderella and the new prima donna Maude Williams the shapely and musical prince Thomas Guise Ida Wyatt and Maggie Francis Levy with the other capable Tlvoli people va ill do their share toward making the holiday show a success Among the many novel features will be an electric ballet a wooden shoe dance and a melange of the latest songs with appropriate business Thirty five rhapely girls Will take part In the big Christmas spectacle and the whole will be concluded with a gorgeous transformation painted by Oscar Fest entitled The Flowery Kingdom The new piece receives its first production to morrow evening The Oliver Leslie company continues to attract large audiences to Moroscos Grand Opera house with the English melodrama Mans Enemy which will be performed to night for the last time There will be a matinee of it thU afternoon To morrow evening a dramatized version of Charles Dickens novel A JTale of Two Cities by James Harklns a member of the American Dramatists Club and author of other successful plays will have an elaborate production Joseph Kilgour who has benefited by his weeks rest and entirely recoVered the use of his voice will have a fine dramatic opportunity as Ernest Defnrge and Anne Sutherland should appear to advantage as the loving and Hit fa ted French girl Marie Landers Stevens will direct tfie performance and play the role of Sydney Carton and the other characters are allotted as follows Lucie Uanette Marie Hunt The Vengeance Nina Morris Miss Pross Beatrice Ingram Jean Deftvge Frederick Hartley Dr Manette John Stepping Charles Darnay McCrane Marquis St Evremond Harry Keenan Chrraller St Evremond Fred Esmel ton Count de Fauchet LesIleMorosco The President Zella Covington Mr Xorry Edwin Dudley Mr Stryver Walton Townsend Le Breton Elmer Booth Baread William Booth The Orpheums new bill should be popular with all classes cf theater goers The newcomers areall head Unera and those retained from the previous bill have been kept on their merits Al onU aA rhrlH Warren are two clever comedians and among the most popular of vaudeville performers They will present their latest successful travesty Quo Vadls Upside Down Truly Shattuck whet started her stage career In San Francisco and since leaving her native town has successfully played In London and New Tork and latelyln the Eastern vaudeville cjreult will make her first appearance In slxiyears tomorrow nighty Mile Christinas dogs and monkeys will be a big attraction for the children and should afford amuse That favorite Swedish comedy Ole Olson which will be seen at theOill fornla Theater for the week beginning this afternoon comes to us this season it is said touched un here and there made brighter In spots as it were and tM ougni jn every way possible up to aaie ne plot is the same but much hf the dialogue is new And the same may be said of everything1 employed In Its presentation the scenery properties ana costumes aj all new and this sea sons nroductlon Is most comnlete Ben Hendricks plays the title part oX Ole in the same yolly manner that nas made hlma universal favorite and ms supporting company Is a large and capable one The National Swedish jaaies uuartet is one of the anecial vaudeville features and a number of otner specialties are given At the White Horse Tavern the comedy success from Wailacks The ater New York will be the Christmas attraction at the California Colonel A Thompson Boston Lyric Opera Company commence a limited engagement at the Alhambra this afternoon opening with the comic opera said rasha To night Car rnenM will be given with those Dooular I artists couamartni Kusso and Ales sanarom in the leading roles The en gagement Is limited to six perform ances Including the two to day Car men to morrow night Said Pasha Tuesday night II Trovatore Wednes day with Collamarlnl and Russo In the cast and a farewell performance of Carmen on Thursday night The Boston Lyric Opera Company is an organisation of fifty peoples carryingcarrying all Its own scenery orchestra and everything complete for an extensive repertoire of comio and grand opera The Alhambras following attraction will be Broadhursts farce Why Smith Left Home The cast Is a good one including Lizzie Mae Ulmer Rose Hubhard ana Nellie MaskelL The Chutes new bill promises to be a good one Rose Lee Tyler known as the Creole Nightingale makes her first appearance on this Coast and is said to be the most successful rival of Black Pattl The Martinez will appear In Spanish dances Juliette Chandler Is also new and comes here with a lot of new coon songs and dances The hold overs are A Powers In a monlogue act Introducing new parodies on popular songs Harry Walton Chinese Impersonator and new moving pictures At Fischers Concert house Cogill and Coopers comedians will present the always welcome Widow Brien this week Georgie Woodthorpe Will appear as the widow an innovation as the part has always been played by a man In the city before Georgie Cooper will be Nora OBrien and the rest of the company will be happily cast Many specialties and musical acta will be Introduced during the performance Eduard Strauss the wait wizard with his orchestra from Vienna will play New Years week at the California Theater Harry Corson Clarke opens his Coast tour In Oakland He plays in San Francisco in the spring Antoinette TrebelU will shortly give some popular concerts here Teresa Carreno the eminent pianist will give a few recitals In this city next March Charles Uhlrlch who wrote A Celestial Maiden has written a play on Nell Gw ynne entitled Nell Gwynne of London Tow which Is to be produced at Pittsburg by the Grand Opera house stock company there It will probably be given here soon 1 MJte i i lllgffl 4t is BIRTHS BFRNE In this ettv December 8 th wife of Robert Byrne ot a daughter IICEME In this elty November SO the wife of A Hue roe of a son LAIDLAW In Oakland December 14 the wife of Frank Laldlaw of a son 1THIGH December 8 the wife of Michael Mc HiigU of a eon MITCHELL In this cltr December 10 the wife of Clarence I Mitchell of a sod TAU3SIO cember 10 tho wife of Loots Taussig of a son HITB In this city Not ember 80 the wife of lleur while of a daughter MARRIAGES COTTER HEALET In tbla city Norember 28 urt Church by UeT Father Cullrn ter Cotter to Katie Healey both of Ibis city LKCKEK WILIIELM In this city December 15 by Iter Knendellog William Decker to Mrs Emllle WUhelm OEltL BlKTTERln rila city December 12 Rev 1 Fuendellnz Loali Gerl to Louise Unettner KE1LBAU SCIACALDGA In this city Decern ber 12 by Iter Fuendellng Thendore Krllbar of Murpbys Calaveras county Cal to Maria Sclacaluga of Valleclto CalaTeras count Cal MIXCIIEL REHU In this city December 13 by Rev FucndellDg Charles Mltchel to Kate Itebm R08BFRG FREY In this city December 15 by Rev Fucndellnr Oscar Rosberg to Bertha Krey ILDFRMUTU DEXCE In this city December 3 by Rev Frederick A Doaoe William II 1 ruiuth of Newark Cal to Charlotte Dene if this city Adler Moses 3 Aleiander 28 Ambrose Mary i 48 Uarbler Armand 68 Bertelsen Its 45 Ilronn lannah 81 Caret Cellna 40 Oasslnna Mary Com ituj Lillian Crandall Mary 7 Crosett Elliabeth 76 DArcy Mary A 2J David Capt 55 Dodge Georgia 2 Duiiln Leon 1 Karrmr Marj Flett William 51 Griffin Warren 20 Hallor Marie 63 Harrington Ann Ileale Daniel 1 31 Holland Winnie fiO Hunt James 4 DEATHS Kaechele Michael Kelly James 5 i Kelly John 40 I Keuua Maggie 24 ILawkT Mary 07 Lewin Esther 5 1 Matthews Charles Merchant Jennie A 35 1 Newman Sarah Pallles ElUa 48 Parker Maqr 24 Percy George 55 Plrollnl Andrew Quick WUHam 50 Roberta 30 Roberts Capt 80 I Roas John II 54 1 Schroth Martha 62 Scbulti Carl A 00 Seventng Henry JT Smith Alexander Tl Steffens Hcrrman 49 ITournr Julius 62 Hnr ntherlpe 81 Walsh Thomas 59 Jacks Heurv 53 Watson Geonte 2S Jarol Bertha 2 White John 01 Jenkins Albert 2 Inserter Milton 0 in ADIER In this city December 14 Moses AHer late of Eorrka Nev a native of Poland aged 80 years rlends and acquaintance are reapectniuy Invited to attend the funeral this day Sunday at 1030 oclock from the parlor of A Martin Co 118 Geary street Interment Home of Peace Cemetery by 1130 oclock train i oni Third and Townsend atreets AEXAXDiR In this city December 15 at the City and Countv Hospital Matthew Alexander a native of Arkansas aged 28 years AMBROSE In this city December J4 Mary tleloved wife of Edward Ambrose and mother of Florence Arthur Hnct 1 and Isabel Ambrose a native of San Francisco aged 48 years 10 months and 24 days Friends and acquaintance are respectfniljr Invited to attend the funeral this day Sunday at 130 oclock from ber late residence 1012 Florida street thence to St Peters CUurch for service at oclock Interment Holy Cross Cemetery UARB1EU In this city December 10 Armand hnsland of the late Katherine Itarbler and fattier ef Alfred Howard and Lorena Barbter and the late Mrs II Fmerie a native of Xew York aged 68 years 3 months and 27 dars Friends and acquaintance are respectfully invited to attend the funeral this day Sun day at 2 oclock from bj late residence 1170 Klls street interment private lease omu dower BEUTELSEN In this city December 15 at the City and County IleeplraL Ivar llertelsen a native of Denmark aged 43 years CUUTTN In this city December 13 Hannah II Brown mother of Mrs Laura Parkin a native of Jefferson Me aged 81 rears 2 month sad days CARET in tbt city December 15 at th Cltr nd County Hospital CeUna Caret a native of France aged 40 year CASSISSA la tbl rtty December IS at th City and County Hospital Mary Cajslana a iiatlr of Italy CRAXnALL In tbt city December 14 st tb redeiiee of her daughter Ida Green 2810 Mnna atreet Mary Crandall aged 67 year Friend and acooalntsnce are respectfully Invited attend tU funeral U4s dayman rxsv day at 2 oclock from the funeral parlor of Porter as White 122 Eddy street Interment Laurel Hill Cemetery COXKLipS In this city December 15 LUllaa Concilia a native of San Francisco CltOSETT In tbla elty December 13 Elizabeth Dorrance beloved wife of the late James Crosett mother of Mr Horace Itanlett James and Edward Croactt and tne late Mr Sarah Perrr and AA Crosett anatlfn of West Kllltagtou Coua aged years and 4 month Grass Valley papers picas copy Friends and acquaintance are resoectfullr Invited to attend the funeral service this day 1 tQUBuayj ai iw ociocs ai me uetnany con tcrejratlonal Church Bartlett atreet between Twenty fifth and Twenty slitb Interment private DAUqT In thta city December 13 Mary Agnes beloved wife of William DArey daughter ot Mn Elisabeth Fredrlcks and sister cf George Arthur William and Elizabeth Fredrlcks and Mr John Drew a native of New Tork aged 29 years month and 1ft days Friends and acquaintance are respectfully invited tq attend the funeral service this day Sunday at 130 oclock at St Peters Church TwrBty fourtb and Alabama street Interment private Please rait flowers Remains at be funeral parlor of Bunker A Lunt 2C0Q Mission street Minion Masonic Temple PAVID In this city December 14 Captain George beloved husband of Harriet Datid late a member of Alma Lodge No 43 and A Damarlscotta Me a native of Maine aged 53 year and 4 months Friend ami acquaintance are respectfully Invited to attend the funeral this day Sandayi at 2 oclock from Mission Masoulc Temple 26as Mission street between Twenty second and Twenty third under the auspices of Mission Lodge No 169 and A Interment Cypress Lawn Cemetery IXJDGE rln Alameda December 13 Georgia Dewey Dodge aged 2 year 4 months and 21 day Funeral and Interment private DUPIN In tbl city December 14 Leon Dupln a native of San Franclaco aged 1 year FARMER In till city December 14 Mary rarmer a native of San Francisco FLETT In this city December 14 William Flett a native of Scotland aged 51 years Remains at tho parlor ot OConnor Co 767 Mission street GRIFFIN In this city December 14 Warren beloved son of and Margaret Griffin and brother of Dr and Lntle Ortfttn a native of Vallejo Cal aged 20 years 5 month and 0 days Vallejo Cal paper please copy Friend and acquaintance are respectfully Invited to attend the funeral to morrow Monday at 830 oclock from hi late residence 344T Nineteenth street thenea to Mission Dolores Church where a solemn requiem masa will celebrated for th repoa ot hi soul commencing at 8 oclock Interment Holy Cross Cemetery HALLER In this city December 14 Marl hi loved father of Laura and Maud Matthew a native of Canada A member of Xoe Valley Lodge No 185 A Ov Friend are respectfully Invited attend the fnneral to morrow Monday at 830 oclock from 111 late residence 3s San Jose avenue tlrf oce to St James Church comer of Twenty third and Guerrero street wher a requiem high will ha said for the repose of bis soul at 0 oclock Interment Holy Cross Cemetery by carriage OFFICERS AND MEMBER8 OF KOE VAL ley Lodge No 185 At Too are ber by requested to attend the funeral of our late brother Charle Matthew from hi late residence 386 San Jose avenne to morrow Monday at 830 efciockv AllERK Master Workman SCOTT Recorder MEnCHAXT In this city December 13 Jennie A Merchant a native or California aged 33 years NKWMAN In this city December 13 Sarah wife of the late Carlton Newman mother of Laura Davla Mary Palmer Annie Teller George II Newman PALLIE3 In Oakland December 14 Ellsa Pallles nee Lamory beloved wife ef Alexander Failles a native of France aged 48 years 2 months and 6 days Friends and acquaintances are respectfully invited tq attend the funeral this day Sunday at 1230 oclock from 4er late residence 3S13 Telegraph areirae corner of Thirty eighth street thence to the Church of the Sacred Heart Fortieth and Grove streets Interment private PARKER In this city December 14 Mary Parker a native of San Francisco aged 24 years PERCY In Oakland December 14 George Percy beloved hatband of Emma Clarke Percy and father of Isabel Artlinr Ernest and Carmen Percy a native of Bath Me aged S3 years 5 month and 8 daj Friends and acquaintances are respectfully Invited to attend tb fnneral services this day Sunday at 3 oclock at bis late residence 318 Boulevard terrace Oakland TECHNICAL SOClFTY OF THE PACIFIC COAST Members are hereby notified that the funeral of our late president Percy will take place this day Sunday at 3 oclock from tbe residence of the family 318 Boulevard terrace Oakland plROLINI In tola city December 13 Andrew Plrollnl a natlvo of San Francisco QJICK In this elty December 8 William Quick a native of England aged 50 years Friends and acquaintances are respectfully Invited to attend tbe funeral this day Sunday at 130 oclock from Red Mens Hall 320 Post street under the auspices of Wlnnemncca Tribe No 61 Impd members of Pickwick Lodge No 259 Son of St George mem ber of Loyal California Lodge No 7006 I and members of Mariposa Lodge Haller beloved mother of Ida Parker Pau line and Louis Bailer and grandmother of Leon Parker a native of Wurtemhsrg Germany aged 65 years 6 months and 10 davs Friend and acquaintance are respectfully invited to attend the funeral to morrow Monday at 10 oclrck from her late residence 1802 Laguna street Interment prlvste nAREINGTON In this city December 13 Ana Harrington a native of Ireland Remains at the mortuary cliapsl of the Golden Gat Undertaking Company 2425 Mission street near Twenty first IIKALEY in this city December 14 Daniel dearly beloved boaband of Cell Healey nee Uorgan dearly beloved father of Raymond Healey beloved son of Mr John Wohlers and In loved brother of Healey and Mr Nellie KeUeher a native of New York aged 31 years and months Friend and acquaintances are respectfully invited to attend the funeral to morrow Monday at 830 oclock from his late residence 136 Twenty eighth street thence to St Pauls Church where a requiem blab mass will be celebrated for the repose of his soul commencing at 0 oclock Interment Holy Cross Cemetery HOLLAND In this city December 13 Winnie Holland a native jf Ireland aged GO years HUNT In Fresno Cal December 15 James Hunt a natlvo of Brunswick Me aged 74 years Friends and acquaintances are respectfully Invited to attend the funeral this day Sunday ut 2 oclock from tho parlors of Craig Cochran 22 Mint avenue this city 11UKD In Oakland December II Catherine Ilurd a native of New lork aged SI years aud 11 months Friends and acquaintances are respectfully Invited to attend the funeral services this day Sunday at 2 oclock at tbe family residence 534 Sycamore street Oakland Interment private JACKSON In this city December 13 at the City and County Almshouse Henry Jackson a native of Virginia aged 59 years JACOBS In this city December 14 Bertha beloved mother of Isador Henry Sol Julius Mai Mattle and Eva Jacobs Mrs Jul Frey Mr Sol Rosendorn and Mrs Morris Levlt a native of Getmany aged G2 years 10 months and 24 days Friends are respectfully Invited to attend tbe funeral this day Sunday at 10 30 oclock from her lato residence 1042 Golden Gate avenue Interment private Please omit flowers JENKINS In this city December 15 Albert Le lie Jenkins Infant son of 8 and Addle Jenkins a native of San Francisco aged 2 years 2 months and 15 days KAECHELE In this city December 14 Michael dearly beloved husband of Louise Kaechele and father of Mr Newhouse and Louise and Freda Kaechele a native of Crabenatetten VLrtembers Germany aged 65 reis 0 months and 15 dars A member of Germania Lodge No 116 I and California Stamm No 7 Friends and acquaintances are respectfully invited to attend the funeral this day ISui day at 2 oelock from Odd Fellows Hall corner of Seventh and Market streets where services will be held under the ansptees of Oer mania Lodge Xo 116 I Cremation Odd Fellows Cemetery Please omit flower Remain at the funeral parlors of II Msass JIT Mission street KELLY In this city December 15 James Kelly a native of Ireland aged 65 years IvELLY In this city December 15 John Henry beloved husband of Pearl A Kelly father of Margaret Bruce Irving and Fred Kelly and brother of Rose Kelly and Mrs Thompson a native of San Francisco aged 40 yean and 6 month San LuisObtsp and San Jose papers please copy Remains st the parlors of Charles Jacob Co 318 Mason street between OFarrell and Geary Notice of funeral hereafter KENNA In this city December 15 Maggie Kenna beloved daughter of Patrick and the late Anna Kenna and sister of Nellie anJ Mamie Kenna Mrs Annie Moore John and Willie Kenna a native of San Franclaco aged 24 renrs 7 months and 4 days Notice funeral hereafter LAWLKR this city December 14 Mary Lanier a native of Maine aged 67 years LrWlN In Berkeley December 15 Esther beloved daughter of Jacofr and Theresa Lewin and sister of Isldor and lctor Lewin aged 5 years and 22 days MATTHEWS In thl city December 15 Charle beloved husband of Teresa Matthews and be Holiday Presents This week we are telling a number of seasonable suitingl at greatly reduced prices This sale furnishes an opportunity to piake a present to the lady members of your family that will be highly appreciate by them I 1 ty Silk and Wool Crepons No 205 of plesse take notice Remain at James Hagana undertaking parlors 440 Valencia atreet Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery ROBERTS In thl city December 14 Roberts a natlv of England aged 50 yar ROBERTS In this city December 13 at his 1st residence 004 Washington street Captain Martin Roberta husband of Mary Roberts ard father of Mrs Henry Moore and Martin Jr and Theodore Roberta a native of England aged 80 years 2 months and 10 day New York papers please copy Friends and acquaintances are respectfully invited to attend the funeral this day Sunday at 130 ockKk from his late residence MH ashlngton street corner of Stockton Interment private in Laurel HUl Cemetery Please omit flower ROSS In tbl city December 14 at the City and County Hospital John Ross a native of Nw York aged 54 years SCHROTH In this city December 14 Martha beloved wife of Charles 8chrotb and mother of Mrs II Hebbard Mrs Byron Mauky Mrs Hermann Young John WlUlam Alice Florence and Charle A Schroth a native of Iiondon England aged 02 year Funeral servii 8 1I1 be held to morrow Mon dsy at 2 clock at her late residence 1005 ory Btreet Interim nt private SCIIl LTZ In lountvllle eteraas Home December 14 Carl Augiust Peter hrhulti formerly known by the natuv of Oeorge Filbert a native of Prussia aged bO ears rENI0 In Alameda December 15 Henry Bcvealng beloved father of Mrs rank Mlllur Mrs Fries CollUehon and Mis Alma Sevenlnz a native of Germany aged 67 years 6 months I and 7 days Friends aud acquaintances are respectfully invited to attend th funeral to morrow Mou daj I at 1 oclo from Masonic Temple Ala I lueda Interment Mountain View Cemetery i SM11H In thta ill December 15 Alexander beloved husband of Tblrza Sullb and father of Ethel I Fdlth Ir aud William A Smith Mrs Gibson and Mrs A Bridge a uatlvc of Belfast Ireland aged 71 ears iuneral will take place to morrow Monday at 11 oclock from tbe family residence 427 ElUa street Interment private Please omit flowers STEFFENS In this city December 13 Herrmau husband of Katherlne Steffens father of Mrs George Stadtepger and Adolph George Katie Ida 4 Itosle II Uerriuan I Elsie and the late Frieda bteffens and grandfather of Eleanor Stadtegger a native of Ger luaii aged 4 ears 1 uioDth and 18 daya A member of Hercules Lodge No 53 A Newark papers please copy 1 riends and acquaintances are respectfully Invited to attend the funeral this day Suu day at 1 oclock from his late residence 2711 butter street between Lyon snd Central Hienue Interment Holy Cross Cemetery TOUUNY In this city December 4 Julius Toumy a native of Germany aged 62 years 8 months and 4 day Notice of funeral hereafter WALSH In this city December 14 Thomas Walsh beloved husband of Mary Walsh aud father of Thomas Walsh Mrs Hurley Nora aud John Walsh and Mrs Petty and uncle of Miss McDermott a native of County Cork Ireland aged 50 years and 4 months 1 riends and scqnslntaDrrs and member of Pacific Coast Marine Firemens nlon are re bpectfully invited to attend the funeral to morrowmorrow Monday at 9 30 oclock from his late residence 612 Natoma street between Seventh and Eighth thence to St Josephs Church hre sen Ices will be held at 10 oclock Interment Holy Cross Cemetery tW ATSON In this city December 12 George ou at unutc ui ikruuiri JeU 2J years HITE In Mono county November 19 John campocu beloved husband of Holn White father of Mrs II Dexter and Roj White and eldest son of Anna A and the late John White a native of St John Nevt Brunskkk aged 51 years 4 months and 26 days 1UNGERTER In this city Dei ember 14 Milton Walter beloved sou of Herman and Emma Wingcrter a native of California aged 0 months Funeral this day Sunday at 2 oclock from tbe residence of his parents 842 Alvarado street Interment Cypress Lawn Cemeterj private by carriage Fine Silk and Wool Crepons In skirt and suit lengths of the very finest quality imported usually sold at J2 exj and 1 50 per vard Colors plum new blue golden brown cinnamon and black The blacks are the stylish purred and large blister effects in a large variety of patterns The entire line on sale at Per Yard 125 At our MarketStreet store only Silk Embroidered Cashmeres A very fini quality all wool sllk finished Cashmere in stout 35 different colorings including five new shades of red four of new blue four of pink three of old rose five of new gray three of castor and several new shades of purple green etc embroidered in crescent and star designs in black and white Per Waist Pattern 200 At our Market Street store only Satin Faced Broadcloth Very fine heavy quality suitable for Tailor Suits childrens Automobile Coats Capes Jackets etc All pure wool with satin finished surface colors include grays tans new Bismarck browns greens royal and navy blue plum castor etc 52 inches wide Good value at Si 50 per yard Per Yard 100 At our Market Street store only Sjlk and Wool Novelty Plaids A large variety of tiew styles and cjlorlngs to select from among which are some of the jistest lr combinations ever shown here In eluding golf red and Bozr blue Egyptian green and old rose Sapha and Ivy green Bismarck brown and goblin 17 inches wide strictly all wool with stylish fcilKrstrlDedLef fects very neat for childrens dresses etc Well worth from 1 00 to ti 25 per yard special this week Per Yard 75c At our Marke streef store oily Silk Hnished Henrietta Cloth 1 he popular and stylish material so much in vogue for fancv waists tea gowns evening costumes child rens dresses etc fine silky finish i tn lie wir i rtlnr tricliHie fivfl new shades of red four of blue three of gray two of old rose hello Pjfik baby blue cream and moss green Sprcial price Per Yard 45c At our Market Street store only Genuine English Storm Serge In black and navy blues only a strictly all wool material extra heavy qualitv 50 inches wide just the thing for a serviceable winter dress 2 good 75c quality Per Ydrd 50c At our Market street store only Kid Gloves In our Glove Department we carry three distict lines of gloves which embrace all styles and qualities Columbia Kid Gloves 1 The Columbia Kid Glove is manufactured especially for us in Germany We consider it the best oo glove to be had anywhere We guarantee them to give absolute satisfaction Every pair is carefully fitted at the counter Ladies Columbia Kd Gloves 100 Misses Columbia Kid Gloves 85c Waldorf Walking Glove pique sewed very stylish and good wearing glove per pair 125 Peerless Kid Glove very fine dress glove and one that gives splendid satisfaction per pair 150 We issue Glove Orders for any amount these glove orders make excellent Holiday gifts as the recipient can exchange them tor gloves at our counter thereby simplifying the presentation of a pair of gloves Gloves on sale at both our stores 1220 to 1224 Market street and 107 9 Pst street Store open evenings until Christmas Stamping Free on all goods bought of us to be embroidered Lessons given in embroidery Free delivery in city and bay towns ZamBsmmBamsmmmntimBBKBBaMewKwammBmmmmmamamaim AMUSEMENTS WEEK C0SIMEKC1N0 TO DAT S0NDAX UATINEEi DECEUBEB XCUw Vaudeville As It Si onld Be AL SlIEANand AI8Blvi GHAS Presenting their nw and original travesty QUO TADI3 CPSIDE DOWN i Direct from Berlin London and Eastern triumph TRULY SHATTUCK Tlu JKwpreuTcf Borksqn In an op tcate sp rtaltjf MADAME DORIA The Fanxra European Operatic Vocalist MLLE CHRISTINAS Dog Uonlier and Cat Clreu The beat aaliaal act ever brought from Eoroye HAL DAVIS and INEZ MACAULEY Presenting a playlet by Edmund Day Th expected THE HARMONY FOUR America Greatest Staging Quart SPcNSER KELLY In Enjtre Chang of IUmvtolr pantzcsTtroupe Last week of The Famoua Acrobat The GREAT AMERICAN BIOGRAPH Entire Chang View Parquet 83c any Mat Balcony 10c Chfl dren 10c any part except reaerved A few front orcheatra row reerved front row of balcony reserved 23c A CAHD OP THANKS Tle children of the late Emll Xlemeier desire to thank our friends for their Llmloess and syni pathy daring our recent bereavement MRS LEVFY EillL XIEMEIER THEO MEMEIEB CALIFORNIA THEATER The Popular House Comfortably Heated by Steam Beginning This Sunday Afternoon Hae Bane a Yolly Yovial Yenial Yenuine Yentleman BEN HENDRICKS 0 ALTERATION SALE MESSAGER Cloak and Suit Store 125 Post StlBBt In the Play That Made Him Famous Of CZ IJHAS MADE 4 I MILLIONS 5X3SSKI OLSENI laugh RUN FUNNY FUNNIER Everything NEW Bright and Cheerful Nothing Old Except the Title THAT WILL LAST fORLVEK BSE Narinnal Swedish ladies Quartet aSTjKS ievtore Stockholm Swede NEXT AT THE WHITE HORSE TAVERN MBHHHHHHBeHLVsBns9sBB Coming tDlURD STRAUSS and His vumna oactusnu Entire stock must be sold regardless of cost 500 Rainy day Skirts 200 Reduced from 5330 100 Rainyday Suits 850 Redaced fro S2000 180 Elegant Silk Waists in Pole de Scie and Taffeta i lat est cut 500 Kedeced fra SS 30 aad StO 50 Entire stock of fine and medium priced Cloaks and Suits reduced in proportion AMUSEMENTS ALCAZAR UATIXEK TO DAT MATINEE TO DAY TO NIGHT SDXDAT UADAME BUTTEKFXT AND PIOMALION AND GALATEA TO MORROW NIOHT BEGINS TO MORROW NIOHT THE TO MORROW NIGHT LAST TO MORROW NIGHT WEEK OP MADAME BUTTERFLY MADAMK BUTTERFLY MADAME BUTTKRKIT AilAHE nuiiEur Preceded by tbe Fnnnlet of All Tarces 1 A SRBIOUB TANO Li A dEBJOVS TANOLK DEUIUUI TAJIIIli IS A SERIOUS TAKUIG rt i 8toliTaaa ipda Hext KAUGHTr ANTHONY AMUSEMENTS OLYMPIA Cor Ecdy and Mason Sts The Only Free VudeviUe Show In the City 3H HABRL MABEL MABEL Last eek of HUNTS DOG CIRCUS HUNTS DOG CIHCtS HUNTS DOG CIIICLS Great Hit of HUDSON I MABEL HUDSON HUDHON MABEL HUDSON HUDSON 11 MABEL HUDSON COLUMBIA Woo MOrtDA SEVEN NIGHTS AND MATINEE 8ATURDAY FItBDKIlICK A RD MR and MRS SPENCER And the FAMOUS CLARENCE BRLNE COMPANY Piroentlac Espy William Romantic Comedy THE DUKES JESTER DECEMBER 24TH PRIM ROSE AND DOCK STADER MINSTRELS nnrnm UNION COURSING PAR a UA01KB THEATRI MORGsecrs GRAND OPERA HOUSE CROWDED ALL THE TIME MATINEE TO DAY ASSURED SUCCESS OF THE OLIVE ESLIE COMPANY Last Mgbt of tbe Great English Melodrama Ai An A A A To Morrow Nlsht TWO CITIES I CITIES CITIES i TALE OF TALE OF TWO TALE OK TWO Prlrv 10p 15c 2V oc A tew front rows I In Orehetr T6e Matinee 10c 15e 25c 60c no higher Branch Tlcfcet Place Emporium I AiuirfP jTairt 1fr EVERY AFTERNN UnU I CO HllU UU AND EVEMNU DULCIE SISTERS Dnetlst DULCIE SISTEBS Doetlst DPLCIK SISTERS Duetlsts BIG VAUDEVILLE SHOW Including AHERN AND PATR1CK AND OUB CELEBRATED STOCK COMPANY MATINEE EVERY SUNDAY AMATEUR NIGHT FRIDAY I ADMISSION FREE I Direct from tbe Orphenm AQUATIC 31OUTS UN THE LAKE THIS AFTERNOON PHONE FOR SEATS PARK 23 2i 11 ri i Trali mm 3 S2 I itmv Til KttSS CHRONICLE BRANCH OFFICE FOR AD Trrtlserorats snd ntMCtlptlona 1808 Market tract above Tan New avenue 1 JOHH QRACE JAMES GRACE Judge 8llpper TO DAY Sunday Dec Ifitu THE IRISH PONIEiS 128 Crackajacks 1500 TOTAL PURSE 1501 Mnsic by Yoa der Mehdens BatiiJ 4 TRAIN SERVICE Lejre Third and Tewnsend street at 015 A ij A II A 12 ml 1 Twenty flftn aud Valencia street five minute later Return at 4M5 and ifter the Ust course San Mateo eleelrle cam every Ix minutes ADMISSION H5e LADtES FBErT 1 1 FISCHERS CONCERT HOUSE Cogill aad Corpcr CfcaedUn la THE WIDOW aBRIEN Hfr TUB WIDOW OBRIEIJ Host cf Speclallle aad UolcalAcU Admission 10c Reserved Matinee UBdx 4 i la TIVOLI TO NIGHT LAST PERFORMANCE OF THE JOLLY MUSKETEER WOULDNT THAT PUFF YOU UP1 Monday Evening Dec 17th THE GLITTERING HOLIDAY EXTRAVAGANZA CINDERELLA BY FERRIS HARTMAN A MINE OF MIRTH AND MELODY SPARKUi AND 8PRIGHTLINESS THIETT FIVE PRETTY GIRLS AND Bid CAST OF FAVORITES TAKE THE CHILDREN TO SEE THE WES PONIES THE DANCE OF FROGS ANa TOADS THE PUSSIES AND BOWWOWS THE ELECTRIC SOCBRBTTES SEX THE BURLESQUE MCARMENn FRESH FUN COMICAL COMgPIAJfl SOTNTtLLATINa SCENES 4 ENDING WITH OSCAR FESTS BEAUTIFUL TBANSFORMATIOIC THE FLOWERY KINGDOM EVERY EVENING AX MATINEE SATURDAY AT 1 POPULAR PRICES 23 AND CO CENTS TELEPHONE BUSH 0 ALHAMBRA Alf ElllnfbooM PHONE gtartini Proprietor and Manaafr SOUTH T7f Wuk MATINEE TO DAY COL A TnOMPSOX PresenU THE BOSTON LYRIC OPERA COMPANY 60 PEOPLE CO rolilc oSAID PASHA To Night CARMEN With COLLAMARINI RUSSO and AJE3SANDR0NI IN CONJUNCTION WITH THE BOSTON LYRIC OPERA CO POSITIVELY 5 NICHT8 ONLY 5 1 his Sunday Eve Dec 16 CARMEN Monday Eve Dec 17 CARMEN Tuesday Lve Dec IS SAID PtSHA Wednesday Eve Dec 19 IL TROVATORE Thursday farewell Oec 20 CARMEN EVENING 18e 2ie too 50c and T5c MATINEE 15c 25c 35c and 60c MPYT aAI tVTM Ceo BroadBarst A I GleeUI eaitade WHY SniTit LEFT II OTIB Next Sat Evg PthSS CENTRAL theater Market St Near Elfbtb Opp City Hall GRAND of he OPENING New Theater Uanlncent Prodoelon David Belasco Famosa uraui THE HEART OF MARYLAND Every Evening Matinee Saturdays and Sunday SPECIAL XUAS MATINEE TUESDAY PRICES 106 to 50c Seat on sale next Thursday 0 A at Snerma A Clay Mosie Store GRAND YULETIDE FESTIVAU Given by tbe Brltlsb Amerlcan Union ODD FELLOWS HALL WEDNESDAY DECEMBER 10 at 4 If A vide ef an eld fasti ton ed Christinas with ltj Cioalnt caste cotnme and appropriate nrasle DRH STEWART I WALLACE A SAB1I Wrectors LEO COOPER Stage Manager General Admission 50c Reserved Seats tl and 23a THE TURF THE SAN FRAMCtSCO JOCKEY CLUB TANFORAN PARK SECOND MEETING Monday Dec 17 to Saturday Dec 29 Inclusive SIX OB MORE RACES EACH WEEK DAI Sts Stake Event One Hnrdle Race and two Steeplechase FIRST ftACE OF THE DAY AT 210 Train 1t Third and Tovrniend streets fur Tanforaq Park at TV 100 11 30 A 1 US and I 1 11 Train leave Tanforan Park for San Vranelaoo at arts fnllnwiut ftr the last Lroceat Intervals of a few minute by several 1 soeelals Seat In rear car reserved for ladK a and tbelr escort Admission to course Inchid lna riuroad fare SI 23 LYNCH PHINGLE Secular RALPH TOZER Btclnf Secretar mms52kj aA mmttws i 3E a rs I Vr 0 tr nij I af a.