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THE DAILY EXAMINE BA3J FRANCISCO; THURSDAY MORNING, JULY 22, 188a 5 lins have returned from the Napa Soda Mr. Pierce. Miss Mattie BnlL Mrs. Crow E. IL Wilson and 3.

A. Robinjon made a ful earner Y.m.3 bera nmritAi. an4 THE SOCIAL WORLD. cessories of geranium pink plush. The decollete corsage was filled in with J.

Bailey, and is now visiting hrr cousin, Mrs. Emma Ibbotson. at San KafaeL Captain and Mrs. Hansce have been via-itiDg Gilroy Hot Springs, Miae Mamie E. MoBryde has gone to Santa Cut for a short visit.

Henry P. Gehricke and family are at Mark West Springs. W. Engelhard has been making a visit to Gilroy Hot Springs. Misa Mamie McDermott, who has been visiting Mrs.

VV. VV. Grissim of Sacramento for several weeks, ia now ia Stnek-ton. and will shortly join her parents here. T.

W. Hinchmun of this city was among recent guestsat GUroy Hot Springs. Joseph Riley of this city baa been visiting fi lends in San Luis ubUpo for several days. r. Hofleng of this city has been visiting Gilroy li.it Si rings.

Thomas O'Brien is in Redwood City. San Mateo county, whore he will remain two weeks. F. P. Hicks of this city visited Gilroy Hot Springs last week.

Mr. Lee and Mrs. Carleton of this city, Ajlss Jennie McWilliams and A. Brownlie Of Vallejo spent the Fourth at the Nichols orchestra; reciUtion. "Holda." Miss Byrne; vocal solo.

Misa Hoberon; violin and piano du-t. Masttr and Mian Rademaker: recitation, Hi hop I'ofa," MissG. Gallagher: song. Mrs. Martin Schul con.io song, W'iiiiam Berriil: vocal due.

The Lily and the R.e." by the tio sisirra. the Misses Kate and Uello Frost; specialties. George Stark. Tbe entertainment was greatly enjoyed and ad the numbers were heartily applauded and encored. Every lady taking rrt in the exerriaei was presented with handsome corsage and hand bouquets.

The floor was cleared a.ter the entertainment and a couple of boars were spent ia dancing. The following efficient commi.teea had charge of tbe Pleasant event: General Commit ee MacGrotiy. Dr. J. R.

Payne. J. A. Ma-gagnos; Floor ameers lr. J.

K. Payne. C. 1.. lr ill: Recepti Committee J.

A ampb-lL Mrs. W. J. Thomson. Mrs.

A. Mc'Jrotty. F. Corde, Mrs. J.

Wheelock; Sjeciil Com mi tee on Mra, M. Rex and Mrs. A. ty. hs foliowlns are the ecenllv electa I and installed odlrers of th klgo A.

S. Cook. M. Pa-st lTotector; J. Iu Payne, M.

Mra W.lti.ma joyably spent in singing camp songs, recalling reminiscences and in participation of a sumptuous spead. As a token of esteem Mrs. Brooks was presented with a handsome wicker rocking-chair. Among those present were the Mr. and Mrs.

Irving Moulton. Mr. and Mrs. Fish, Dr. and Mrs.

Sidney Worth. Mr. and Mrs. HowardGreene. Mr.

and Mrs. Charles Goodhue, Miss Clara olliver. Miss Grace Goodhue, Miss Anita Pike. Miss Kittie Pike. Mrs.

J. H. Phelps, Miss Lydia Hart, Miss Alice Brooks, Miss May Tyler, Miss May K. Hopos. Miss Stone, Miss Worth.

Sewall Dolliver, Will Falls, Herbert Shattuck, Mr. Rowell. Kenneth McKay, Mr. Hale, George Tyler, Will Fine, Dr. Alfred Peterson, George Beanston and many others.

PARTY OX LEAVEXWORTn STREET. A very pleaoant party was given by Mr. Edward Ghaiiiol to his numerous friends at his parents' residence, 51 1 Leavenworth street, lastThurs fay evening. The evening was very pleasan ly 6pent in games, tinging and dancing. One of the main features of the evening was the line selections given by Prof.

George Hoffman and C. ChallioL Vocal solos were rendered by Mis3 Jo ie Hanche nnd Mi Jennie McNeill and a t-ong by Prof. J. Leon. The amusements were closed by the recitation by Mr.

J. Feely of '-Curfew Must Not Ring To-night." The guests then stt down to a bountiful supper, after which the party all joined in singing "Home Sweet Home" before departing to their respective homes. The following were present Mrs. ChallioL Mr. and Mrs.

Abley. Mrs. heartily enjoyed, while the party Bat about the bon undi-r trees at hich had bcea bung with colored Chinese Lant -roe. The 1 -dies of the atrty climbed to the top of a hxig bowlder, and several times during the evening ill a quantity of rtd fire, the briiiian' b.aze ot which was freea and recognized by several friends in 'bis city. The party linger el on the I -land until I o'clock when tht rowed back across the lakelike expanse of water, and landing at the clubhoum of the San Francisco Vacht Club, thty joined ia the danlng stfalch was going on there.

Among the many ta the party we-e Ir. eat Mrs. ti. J. liuck-nalL Mr.

and Mra. Winds r. Mr. and Mrs. Hoyt.

Mr. Walser. Mis, Or. gr th Missrs FJith and It-y Hovt. the Marguerite and BucknslL Mrs.

Malory- Cap ain twojain, tirttm Turrer. Ltt uter.ant Sehcn, k. Mr. Maibrwa. I.v-c-ilt Pee.

Mr. lUrmid. Mr. Frank Car lan. L.

Mizner. George Ll-wards and Fred Johnson. ttxccRsrox or the ticeii social ctrn. Last Stinday tlie Tiger Social note chartered tne schooner Barkis a tishins; excarsiin on the bay. At aa early hsur ia the morning th club assembled sit th wharf and took their depa tare, arnii- the cheers and co.d wishes of many friends who were unable to joia the pairty.

The excursion waa nuiier tite able management of Henry 1 ortmann, wbo lelt nothing nodxie for ihe convenience and of his gues's Atter sailing ar Alcatras and islands, who ibe party had e-reat a -cess ia hooting the shining fx-auiias, sad wxs eet for CaiHornia City, where a ne couatioti was ptrtaken of, uuder the circctioa of Mark Begr. Oa tas return ta the ci'y. ucorge Decker sod Chris Sincken, the heavy of tbe cli.b who were engaged fe I overboard. were. aJter some rescued, none the worse fortueir batit.

The party landed at the wharf V. well pleased ith their issfore leaving, a rote of thanks was tendered to Mr. orlntann for his kiadneas aud gooJi management of the excursion. hp ihe party: James fcoL Schriber. Heury Brauer.

Chaa, Blame, A-ark lSevg. Ievy Brahman. Wm. Tryoo. Joua O'Ccnnell.

J. Aialioney, Henry Fortniann. Sanckea. Jam -a Mo liunald. George liecker, Joeei-h I'crney.

l.ifhard Decatr. Joseph lieanry. A. Kier-nan. t-jd.

Tryon. i.iiam Miada Jab Ned liow ling. Jam lxtgue, VV. P. Stoat.

Dr. Liebrich, J. Bornci. Jha Nee KXCCFSIOX TO LACXDRY F1KM. A tarty of San Franciscan took an ride to Iund.y Farm last San day.

At Broadway Station. Oakland, a special coach waaa waiting them, in whiiei ihey were driven to the farm. The day was occupied in visiting the cave and other places of interest en the neighborhood. I he party waa com.osed of I. Tuttie McKay.

I E. liohan. Tulie Glynn. Misa Higgins. M.

F. Prenncn. J. T. Gi martin, Misa Push.

MisaG. C. J. 1. Hiirgins.

V. G. (ilynn, R.T. Stanley. IL Ir.

F. Twist. Miss Maggie Scui.y. Mr. Mis liztue cu'lr, Tcssie Rush, Mias V.

O'Kane. J. Kelly. Mi a NcUie FUrsimmons. Miss Minnie Byrnes.

MOVEMENTS OF Tir.rTORS. Arrivals and Ircnartarea os Tow a aad ('airy t. air sis. Rev. and Mrs- John IlrmphilL who re cently arrived in this city on a visit, ara now in Napa valley.

They will remgia on this Coast until the end cf Mr. Hemp hill's vacation from hi duties as pastor el tbe West Arch-street ITesbyterian Church in ItiUadclphD. Mrs. Louis Elk us cf Sacramento ha been vwtiug friends in this city Lr sev eral days. VV.

Kal-ton came down from Georgetown last week to spead a few aays ia Uaa ciy. Airs. J. E. Roddyof aJlejoha nHnrnod borne from an exten ed visit to this city.

C. A. lolph of rtlan 1. is a guest of Mra Mil, of Mills College fur a couple of months. Governor and Mrs.

Stoneman spent a few days at tbe Occidental liotoi lat Wvask. Alay Alien of aoaviite as TlaittSC friend in thi-city for a week. Mrs. Looting of Suisan as lading i i we ids and relatives ia this city. Mr.

aad Mrs. A. Al. Abraham and fata lly of Des unes, Iowa, are guests at the Occidental HoteL Mias Millie Biethea of Santa ITni earae np for a vtait to the city on Thursday last. 1.

K. VV aiker and Cimliy of Vtaa.ia,w ccmpanied by Mrs. A. DevK.aoa and Alias O. A.

Ltevidson. have come to spead Ue Summer in the city. Mrs. tj. Aiaitman came dowa Irota Ne- CKy last 1 buraday.

Mrs. J. Clark oi Sacramento is vaaiuns? the city. A. 11- tJrew i cbtco returned tune lass wet-k from a vhort trip to this city.

Mr. aad Mrs, F. it. Comae of Seat Roaa spent part of last we. ia this city.

Airs. VV oif and daughter of isalt Laxka City are visiting friends in ibis nty. Mrs. F. Mitchell Saa Lnia Obispo has come to spend oeveral weeks relatives ia this city.

Mrs. John Uray. alias Ida K. I. ray aaa Mrs.

Ir. Carsner cf Orovuie are simlinsr the Summer in this rity. li. F. liytnaa New lork TUUiit friends in this city.

General VV. T. t-hermaa aad Mias liaaae Sherman will go to 1 'oriland. Oregon, est the MS pros. Mrs.

J. P. Folger of Wood bridge is visit ing ner brother in-law. Aqailla Cain, of this city. She will ahortly go to Moatorey to remain (or several weeka wiih her sister.

Mrs. B. F. Latngford. Airs, lilt ting and Air.

Slay CotTe oC Santa Crax are viaiuag fricnUs ia thia city. Alias Maria Kenny of Soanra aaa re turned home from a visit to thia city. Mrs. Henry K. Aioore and taiuiir avrrt v-at from New Taroms.

VV. and ate visiting Captain and Mrs. M. li. lioberta, Mrs, Moore i- parents.

Mr. and Mrs. Mark McDonald of Santa Rosa were at the Occidralai Ho-el on VVodae-aiay. 1 r. E.

Schrt iier of Los Aageles i oa visit to I rien in this city. Mr. and Mrs. VV. K.

Sharon of Virginia City have been gacsls at the Palaoe Hwtca the pavst week. Mrs. Jo-cph Roecnthal of Bat la Mewa-taln will ainve in thia ci Very ahurtly est a visit to her husband's family. Mrs- A. lTdway ramo duwn frotn Isas) last week to I lace her son at scbooL Mra.

no of tiilroy has returned home from a visit to this city. VV hitelaw Rt-ki has arrived from Near York, and ill spend several we-ka hero with Mra RciJ. who is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. D.

O- MUla. J. S. Alexander of Modesto tikiled the city laat week. Judge Crouch of Napa returned tinsM last weea from a visit to this ci: y.

1x1 ward McKeeand family ot lortlaod. regon. ho has been spending the paua four months in th.scity. expect to return to Portland the latter art of this moat a. Misses Is 'U and Tesie I 'rum is of Saa Jose have been spending a few days Tutting friends in this city.

r.ir Thomas He keth baa gone to Silver Lake. Oregon, where he is latere ed ia the cattle business. John VV. been a gnest at tlie Palace Hotel since bis arrival ia the city. Mia John Paxton of Modrono KaoO is a gue at the aAoe HoteL Mrs.

VV. IL Lee of Yaba City returned home on Tuesday of last week af.er a tea weeks vi it. Ju co A. Cheney has returned to Los Angeles fmm this city. Mr- and Mrs.

I. Levy if Fresno are ia the city on a visit. Goorge loveiocx ot liumooidt coo nty. Nevada, has relumed home from this city. Mr.

aad Airs. j. 11. Aiouee or Saata Rosa have been spending some days ia thecity. Mrs.

Robert IIoferan-1 a Chaa. Hofer of Carson, with their children, but eotna to spend a few weeks in tnis city aad aS the seaside. Ionia loupe of Gf roy was ta the city for a few days last week. M.aa Rosa I ry of 8u Leandro ia a week with friond ia this city. Miss 1 ime Campbell of fcuL.un has bota Ti-iting friends tn the city.

AUsS tjoine anarewa, qj nas oeen vis- itinx friends in thia ctiy for the paat month, returned home to ins week. Mr. and Mrs. George Tamer of Nevada Ci were in the city Ust week, oa route to England. i-m Kittie late or Sacramento is visit ing i 'nds in tnis rity.

tVtifeasor and Mn J. A. Chestnut wood of Santa Crax have return ad huaoe froaa a visit to this city. Mra. C.

A. A ers of rt. Helena retaracd home on Saturday laat from thia rity. Miss Aloran of Ai creed a visit ing friends in this city. J.

Sterling of Sydney and J. Li pshar ci Melbourne are guusts at the ivaidwia HoteL Alias rZditn lenWFr ana siiss mma Duff of Vancouver Barracks wilt Ic.n on for this city, wbere tticy am visit friends for several weeits. Miss Kate Lindscy. accocipaaM-d by Misa Jessie WLrg.ns of ittalaa. ea me aa thecity recently.

11. L. Haas of Napa rrta n-d home em Thursday from a trip to Uus city. Carl li. Cftrit of tsaa Juoo is visiUnjc friends near his city.

Joaouin Miller tame ta the city last vent fr Sb.ssta. Mi-a EUa i dw.rfll of Carson is visa ing this city. A. Atnbeim or Modesto sdc nt a lew dan the ci lasi week. C- 1 1 am of isa-ia rrtarned nocno fiom this city on VV.

inrs.L,y txvs Mrs. Al- A. fealerar.d r.tla Harnep Sacramento are vkating frieads ia tnis city. a am I (i ni or isoston am-e-t trotai the r- st last TLursd. and eras a we-t at the Hotel Moetd.

y. woea a left for Santa Barbara. Mr. and Mrs A. Gol llreo of San ets Obispo are oa a vl it relative- ia Uus cilJ- A.

I ont el san'a i ia lunmeii home from a visit te this eiry. Gustav liinricha arrived rrta Near York last week ea a visit to his family la city. Miss llimi n-ey of Ctoqa- i is visit friends in ibis city. Mrs. U.

ll. Maira ana cnua of sia-y 11a re been visiting the city since Thursday. Mr. and Airs. laatortn or stmora fcave ml meed home froaa taeir bridal tour this rity.

Mrs. alius Hansingereaaie from Marysvlde last i buraday. Springs, and are contemplating a trip to the Highland Springs. MT3. J.

Goldstone and daughters bava returned from their trip to the country. Peter J. Donahue and Richard Wallace have returned home from Santa Crux. Con O'Connor and family have returned home after a month's sojourn at the Pope -luse, Santa Cruz. Mi-s Van Schaack returned home from Tulare the first of the week.

Miss Grace Maynard has returned from Monterey. Professor T. B. do Filippe. who has been spending his Vacation in the country, has n-turned to this city.

Miss May Madden has returned from her vacation trip to the Santa Cruz mountains. Rev. Joseph A. Gallagher and Mrs. J.

Keliey have returned home from Ander son Springs. The Misses Crowley of this city, who have been visiting Mrs. Robson near Oak-ville. Napa couutv. have returned home.

Mrs. W. R. Allen of this city has returned home from a visit to her sister, Mrs. Kellett, and other relatives at Calis-togn.

Miss "Lizzie Parks has returned home from the Napa Soda Springs. Mr. and Mrs. A. McDermott of Oroville have come to make their home in this city and will reside on Haight street.

Mrs. A. H. Ru ant family, after alive weeks' stay at Monterey, returned to this city on Monday. Mrs.

Ben Hoiladay returned Inst week from a month's visit to friends in Honolulu. Mrs. L. Scldner of this city, who has been visiting her sister, Mra H. Levy, in Sn Jose, has returned home.

Dr. AL Resrensbureer has returned from a visit to Monterey and Santa Ci uz. Mrs. Judge Hager and family have returned home from a month's sojourn at Santa Cruz. Miss Mamie Powers of Vallejo has returned home after spending a week in this city.

Mrs. Samisch of this city has returned from a visit to the East. Mrs. L. M.

Gashwiler and the Misses Lottie and Laura Gashwiler. who have been visiting Santa Barbara have returned to the city and are guests at the Palace Hotel. William M. Dooly of Sonora has come to reside in this city. Mr.

and Mrs. S. Dannenbium have returned from a visit to Santa Cruz. Miss Lulu Vlning, who has been spending her vacation with Mrs. Frank Whiting at her cottage in Piedmont, returned to the city last week.

Miss Annie Bliss has returned home from a visit to Ingrams. Mrs. D. P. Levy and child of this city returned from her Eastern visit on Sunday of last week.

Mrs. J. Murphy, Mrs. A. Rollins.

Miss M. Arnold, Miss M. Murphy, Mis N. Franks, Miss Josephine Delaney, Miss IC. Doyle, Misses McVey, Miss Mamie Mullen, T.

A. O'Neil and C. McVey of this city are home from a month's sojourn at Camp Cat itola. The Misses May and Grade Miller have returned from un extended visit to the Y' osemite valley. Miss Jean Russell will leave for a European trip next month.

Mr. and Mrs. Fl. Dusenbery and son have returned from their Eastern tour. Miss Susie Haight, who has been visiting her parents in Santa Clara, returned to the city on Tuesday of last week.

Mr. Neuburger of this city has returned from his trip to Europe. lon B. Thomas of this city has returned home from the Napa Soda Springs. Mrs.

G. H. Huntsman and family have returned to the city from the El Monte Hotel, Saucelito. Mrs. W.

C. Pon-I of this city returned home Friday from a visit to Napa. Mrs. Ten and daughters have returned trom soda Springs. Walter Newhall has returned home from a visit to San Luis Obispo.

Mrs. O. F. Wiley end Miss Belle Smith returned home from Santa Cruz on Thurs day. Airs.

Wilson of this city, who has been visiting her tarents, Mr. and Mrs. Oberlin of reka, for some weeks past, has returned home. Mr. and Mrs.

Clark Crocker have re turned from an extended visit to Byron Springs. Mivs Katie Norton of San Francisco and the Misses Mary and Kate Fallon of T'o-males, have returned home after a visit to Santa Rosa. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas II.

Buckingham have returned to the Baldwin Hotel, after having passed three months at their coun try aonie on the borders of Clear lake. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Hrrh have left 133 Geary streei and gone to housekeeping at 409 Eddy street, J. Appel of ihis city has returned home ironi a i rip r.uro; e.

Mrs. Jeremiah Clark and daughter returned from Santa Cruz on Thursday last. Mrs. William W. Ross has returned.

from a four months visit to friends in Ro chester and oJier astern cities. Mrs. Sidney Strickland has returned from Monterey, where she has been the guest of Mrs. William Strickland. Mr.

and Mrs. M. Lewis have returned to the city from the El Monte Hotel, Saucelito. Miss Eliza Lampe has returned from Jackson, where she made a long visit with friends. Miss May E.

Kelly has returned to her home in this city after a visit ot several weeks to friends in San Jose and Santa Cms. Joseph Winans, is sojourning In the city. Miss May Powers and Miss Minnie Dempsey of this city have rcturnod from Camp idlewild at Boulder Creek. me. Zeitska has returned from Sacra mento, where she was the guest of Senator and Mrs.

Rontier. The Misses Mami and Lola Lounizer and Miss louise Silvey have returned home from their Summer vacation at San Leandro. Miss Alice C. McBride, who has been visiting Mr. and Mrs.

H. Rodeersof Pleas ant hill. Contra Costa county, for the past month, has returned home. Miss Ida Kraune, accompanied by her friend. Miss Addie Murphy of Filbert Btreet, San Francisco, returned to her home to spend a few months.

Mrs. B. Lampert has returned to the city after a few weeks sojourn in Santa Ciuz and Sacramento, Miss Jennie Lampert has returned home from Santa Cruz. Mr. and Mrs.

Edmond W. Goggin of 726 Geary street have returned from Santa Cruz. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hufschmidt have arrived trom tne Fast, where they have been traveling ior ine last tnree months.

Ariel Latbrop has given up his home in Menlo Park and will reside in the city hereafter. J. P. Meux of this city returned yesterday from a three months absence in the East. Mr.

and Mrs. Alfred Poett and Miss Mabel Poett, who have been spending the bummer at cania returned to this city on 'Monday. Mr. kod Mrs. Henry Schmieden.

Miss Nettie Schmieden, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Peters and Alias Alatle Peters cams up from Santa Barbara on Monday. Miss Annie Allari has returned from Santa Cruz. Ju-igeJohn Hunt and Mrs.

Hunt have returned from a ashing excursion throughout the State, T. Bergin, who has been in Europe recuperating nis neaiin. is nome again, thoroughly rejuvenated ia mind and bod v. Mrs. W.

T. Lyon of Selma is visiting menus in rms city. George D. Greenwood has returned from Santa Cruz, Judge Maguire. who has been holding Court in San Luis Obispo for Judge Gregory, returned to tnis city on Monday.

Mrs. George Cumniing contemplates a trip to Victoria. B. in the near future. Miss Jennie Camming haa returned from Shasta county, where she has been camping.

Dr. and Mrs. S. F. Long returned on Satu day last Ifrom Eureka.

Humboldt county, where the latter has bee a for several weeks. E. L. Rhodes returned home from San Jose last Monday. L.

L. Jaynes has returned to this citv from Napa Soda Springs. Judge Finn has tesumed his labors on the bench in this city. udge Kearden has also come home J. L.

Holland, who has been on a busi ness triu to San Luis Obispo, returned to this city on Monday last. Dr. 11. u. Frencn nas returned from Eur pe and is now atllt Geary street.

Miss Ida Leary and Miss Josie Mulcrew returned to the city yesterday afier an extended visit to Santa Itosa, as the guest of Miss Alinuie Donanue. CLUB SOCIALS. Masleat. Itotarlns and Other Parties lven by Soelal Organization. THE WESTERN ADDITION LITERARY.

The regular monthly entertainment of the Western Addition Literary and Social Club took place last night at Saratoga HalL The attendance, as usual at all af fairs of this popular organization, was very large, every seat in the hall being taken end standing room being at a pre mium. The programme prepa-ed was highly entertaining, and consisted of the following numboi-R, all of which were executed with edit to the performers and to the enjoyment of the audience: Overture by lialienberg tenor solo. The toldiers farewell (Hutchinson. Joseph G. Morrissey; recitation.

Archie Deane. AliasCarro line; vocal solo. "Nob Tamo" (Mattei). Mjs. L.

P. Howell: farce, Only Somebody, or Dreadfullv Alarm. ina" Sep.imns Fus el. Mr. Davis; Amanda (his daughter), Mssj Short.

Treshum Treeselton. Mr. Butler; Sarabella. Miss llobron: Bloirgins. Mr.

Meagher: Police man. Mr. Sloan: in trnmental selections. 1 'act fie Zither Club. After the nr.

eramma dancing waa Inaugurated and continued un ll a late hour. Among taoee present were the fol lowing: A. O. Col ton and wife. Air.

and Airs, inraington. Aliss Annie Keane. Miss Mamie Y'onng. Alexander McBoyle. Miss Bessie McB Mrs.

Charles Mintnrn, Fuel Davis. Mr. and Mrs. H. J.

M. Troutt. Misses Cordelia and May Burnham, Mrs. 1L B. Congdon of Tulare.

Mrs. Butler, John Butler. E. Bon-nell, J. Noouan.

T. B. timpson, B. Coflln, Oscar Lewis, Oliver Everett. Dr.

M. P. Gabbs. A. F.

Scott. James S.Gray, Frank B. Sharpe. Mrs. A.

E. Wood. Dr. H. Ben ham.

Dr. H. Young. 11. jLamberton.

Mra. S. I. Smith. Miaa Maude A.

Smith, Joseph Winterburn, Mrs. A. C. Vincent. A.

F. Law ton. Mrs. Jones, J. E.

Purdy. Miss Purdy, Mrs. Sarles. E. B.

Read. J. E. Bauer. J.

N. H. Waters, LL Sexton, James M. Troutt, ley. R.

Anderson. B. Hill. Mis.es Pro vost, Mr. Provost.

Miss Speyer. J. A Shepard, Misa M. D. Blackstaffc R.

Murray, George Eckley. II. Kiby. Nut ting, Calvin Nutting, Miss Maggie Rosekrans, A. P.

Black, Miss Mabel fcayres. J. A. Hosmer. Mrs.

llliams. XV, A. Searles, Miss Cutter. T. J.

Dutry, XV. R. Van Brunt. Miss Bnebee. T.

D. Rior- dan. C. A. Morgan.

S. K. Nichols. William Aity, aiiss Debby vv Pitney, E. wehe.

D. L. Lee. Miss R. L.

Sedgley. C. B. Hob- son, Leander Quint. A.

C. Diggins, J. E. Ruggles, C. M- McDonald.

O. Goldsmith, J. N. E. Wilson, S.

M. Weigel, E. E. WclgeL M. Straus, J.

R. Hall, IL Richards. Mrs. Larson. Miss Lar-Een.

George XV. Adams, Mrs. Buswell. E. M.

Root, C. W. Jones. E. Del Mar, Mr.

Cook. T. B. Simpson. IL L.

Miller, Mr. Me-Murray, J. L. Gray F. A.

Will. George K. anion, aiiss Hopkins. J. li.

AlagilL M. 11. Wainwright. L. D.

Owen. E. L. Wadham, Mrs. Whitaker.

J. M. Teele, Mr. Jenkins, Thomas Knox, Miss Lani Folsom, R. Folom, Mrs.

Brand. Misses Brand. N. U. Kobin-on.

Mrs. Alt Clarke. Mrs. Folsom, E. BonnelL Archie Macdonald D.

A. Mrtcdonald, Miss C. S. V. Hughes.

Con Hughes. J. S.nulding, Mrs. Houdley. Alfred II.

Mrs. Law ton. Misa Bessie Colbert, Miss Kittie Commins, Mrs. Thomas Knox, Mr. and Mrs.

A. J. Lyon of Vacaville, A. F. Armstr ng.

Miss S. Peterson, N. L. A. Cody, Mioses Sazie and Carrie Jenkins, L.

C. Londerback, B. C. Austin. Mrs, C.

H. Worth. John IL Coombs and wife. Mrs. A.

McBoyle. Ral M. Thompson, J. K. Owens.

Mr. Jellett. S. K. Nicho s.

R. B. Mitchell. Mra Ionnelly. P.

A.X alker. Fremont Morse, John Sloan. A. f. J.

Nye, Dr. A. O. hlazelhurst. r.

Maxson. S. W. Horton. J.

L. Crittenden, H. C. Tibbetts, F. G.

Will. T. F. Laycock, C. E.

Picket. J. J. Morris. Frank Bowers, u.

wottschhlk. Arther Rodger. XV. R. Larzelerc.

C. L. Davis, L. Kimoall. F.

E. Reck, Mrs. Curtis, Mr. and Mra Kahlman, KH.Gray, H.Gray. XV.

V. Lynde, Harry o. ronua, iv. uamson. rank J.

liauer. Bauer. W. Avery, Hank Avery, Dr. F.

Cornwall. A. Rieser, Miss C. Hopkins, M. A.

Meraux. M. Farresy, G. G. Burnett.

George VV. Burnett. VV. C. Numby, aiiss Slater, Mrs.

Hill. Miss Lena Hill, F. C. Younebere. J.

H. Bullock. Mra. Iiovle. J.

XV. Nash, Professor Roeckel. Miss Coursen. XV. A.

Smith, A. A. Crossett, Mr. and Mr.s. Charles Stallman.

Mr. and Mrs. Yanke. Mrs. J.

C. Stedman. Misa Hattie V. Martin. Mrs.

Kingsland, Mr. and Mrs. Samuei Whitney. Mrs, Keating, Mr. and Mrs.

II. J. Foley. Mr. and Mrs.

J. II. Jellett. Mr. and Mrs.

Chirles Hoerch- ner. Miss rannio Loring, George Monck, Mrs. D. Gil more. Miss A.

Gregg, liicnarus. l. J. imtty, tv 11. Honnell, t.

B. Veasey, H. B. Ilayhew. Miss Wade.

Miss La. Warren. C. W. Jones, J.

G. Mor-rl sey, C. E. Westcott, H. A.

Shattuck. li. unggs, aims Al. Tilton. Air.

and Mrs. D. S. Culp, Supervisor and Alr. Valleau.

E. J. Crane. Miss E. Boardsley.

W. Keelev. Mr. Rhinbold. Mr.

Pringle. Dr. E. G. Eisen, S.

B. Wood. Miss Anderson, k. j. Alott.

Air. and Mrs. J. T. Ortman.

Mi-s Elliott, Miss Theresa Mer chant, Charles ody. Thomas Heynolds. Mr. and Mrs. John Wright.

F. L. Southack, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Reed J.

L. Latham, XV. XV. Mac lonald. George W.

uixon, Laoniel cnadwtck. Mr. Mclaughlin. Mr. Mahan.

Miss Belle Mahan, W. M. tsrown, j. Holland, J. H.

Hunt. E. Breidenbach, C. A. Morgan.

Mrs. J. Brislat, R. D. Bristol.

Mr. nsd Mrs. O. E. ilanen, U.

Parent. C. F. Mead. W.

Newby. Mr. Rossbai h. A. 1 Mnniil.

J. fi Hogan, Mr. Bowers. Morris Marcus, F. E.

Caler, Holland Smith. G. IL Becker, B. t-teinman. Misses A.

and J. Fisen. Miss M. Jaldwin. George Winterburn.

Miss Nettie wade. V. T. Raggett, R. C.

Miller. J. L. Wilson. Frank Small, VV; E-Miles.

Captain F. O. Taylor, Mrs. West water, Samuel Cohen, W. VV.

Sanderson, James Malcolm. w. u. Gould, A. f.

Black, Mu M. T. Dr. B. F.

Jostelyn. v. r. rails, fj. Rogers.

E. J. Casey, George Ritter. J. H.

Gilmore, F. A. Bliss. J. R.

Lewis. VV. A. Searles. Jr E.

V. Hunt. Charles Marple. Mr. and Airs, oley, Miss Li7zie Wainwright, Wm.

M- Hand. Wm. Wainwrieht. Mr. and Mrs.

J. C. Wright, Misses Redstone. Leon- ldas E. JTatt, George Ames.

Miss Jo- sepnine fntchard. Osborne. M. J. Roe, j.

aioom. Air. ana Airs. 11. Biegs.

Mr. Vaughan, E. Beales. C. C.

Burr, Morrissey, Miss H. M. Hay. J. A.

Mae agnos. Dr. J. R. Payne, Ge-ji-ge Whipple, J.C Murphy, Wm.

Cronan, Mr. and Mrs. E. O. Reiser.

D. McNeer. J. M. Pierce, VV D.

Witham, Mrs. Starr, X. 8. Arnold. A.

F. Martin, VV. 11. Ppley. F.

Maxson. Oliver. J. H. Marshall, J.

Mackenzie, Samuel G. Whitney. F. R. Mavhew.

W. Coulter, J. Phelps. Miss Kate F. Dodge, XV.

Rabe, J. G. Hill. Mr. and Mrs.

T. Judd. W. W. Birch.

F. J. Fallon. J. H.

Renebone, Beverly Letcher. Lieutenant Harry A. Carroll, Mrs. F. E.

Preble. H. M. A. Van De Veer.

Willard Burr. IL E. Holm s. James Williamson. Mrs.

T. A. Hughes. Miss Gertrude Hughes, Hughes and Miss Margie Henderson, VV. S.

1 ireypolcher, James Katie. J. Kemp. Mr. Adams.

Fred Siallmon. Miss Eliza McMahon. J. McConnell, J. J.

11 ar-rigan. J. Laws, W. E. Miles.

G. B. Crit tenden, itoach. Airs. J.

K. Langton, Mr. Ones, J. E. Mabie, F.

Lunstedt. Frank uunn. A. lira vermin. Mr.

Raid wight, li. B. Mitchell, H. S. Millmott, A.

BueeU, Miss J. Pritchard. FL Hurnn J. HaHH VV. Addair, Mrs.

F. L. Loring. Misa E. Ne- vero, aiiss a.

1 (. upaecos. Air. Fletcher. Miss N.

Ewing Mrs. Gertie Hhs lhur? t. H. Otes. E.

Gates. Miss McNally. H. Jahns. Miss Roxa McFarlan.

J. F. Shepard. Miss M. K.

Rvan, XV. M. Hand. VV. Coney, C.

Wight. Miss A. Col lins, Aiiss N. Conezz, AU-s Coney, Air. and Mrs.

A. Jefen. J. A. Marschalk.

Miss Mc-Murrie, J. G. Jaudg, J. F. Naunan, Jesse Peck, Mr.

Muxdoek. Mr. Pier-son, Mrs. A. Condit, Cavenatigh, George Helm.

Lial Shaw, John F. Burns. J. R. Brodie, A.

J. Lyons. Mr. and Miss AlcKee, Ftigene Daney. w.

11. Dick, O. J. Muller, L. A.

Cudr. M. Fitzpatrick, VV, K. Sterens, IL H. Williams.

J. Jo ce. H. Hopps, Mr: Struuns, Mrs. H.

Searles, VV. A. Boston, IL H. Wainwright, M. Arnold, iv.

vtlllson, Mrs. Bunker, uiien, l. v. worm, v. u.

Davis. Mede, XX U. Cameron, P. M. Kemp.

Misa Shaw, Airs, liusbee, te. Curtis, J. P. White, Mrs. Koebert, Miss S'arr, Mr.

Beck. O. Pope. C. H.

Mitchell. F. Anner. Jim In- gemar, Sain Livingston. Charles Haas, jttiss li.

eno x. 3 lain Alias fcadie Alaham, Mr. and Mrs. T. D.

Kiordan. J. Fish bine. T. W.

Collins, H. Swan. W. Tule. Mrs.

Healy. J. D. Mann. Seth C.

XV. Buester. Mr. Louis. Mr.

Pateraon. nson, w. ttnooea, Al. 1 Crowell, W. a.

isastanie. Air. ana Ali-a A. O. Dorcy, Miss Maggie Graham H.

Worth, IL fc. Flood. D. Logan. Miss Mamie Tavlor.

Charles C. Iloag, Thomas R. Davis, John vjomn, xaei. s. l.

ritaae, c. S. J. 11. VVr.

Riley. William Whelen. Frank Casev. cuiien. aiiss aiay lower.

John k. Miles. Miss Daisy Williams. F. P.

Callun- dan. A. J. Lyon, R. Fitzpatrick.

George R. Sanderson, Miss l.illie Williams, Miss Lillie Riiton, Miss Nellie Bauer, Miss Flora Bullis. Misa Olcziue Beance and many others. THE SPARE JUSTCTK CIRCLE. Iast Friday eveuiug the regular monthly entertainment of the Spare Minute Circle was beia at tne residence of Captain J.

VV Dager. K04 Jone street. As Captain Dasrer has just recently moved inio his elegant nome tne meeting took the form ot a Alter the regular business or. ine club Had been transacted the following programme was rendered Critic's report. Harold E.

Spooner: synopsis cf Holmes' works. Miss Sarah Moscrop: vocai soio, ansa Amelia urabe; recitation. Miss Lottie Lyons; violin solo, William E. Richards: I'art 1 of he Literary Acorn. aiiss urace 11119, editor; vocal solo, Harold E.

Spooner; Part II of "The Lite rary Acorn, Miss Grace Willis: vocal duet. Mr. and Mrs. Kennitf: reading. Miss Florence Neal; "Biography of Oliver Wendell Holmes, Aiiss lola Bruce: violin solo, William E.

Richards. Refreshments were served to the entire cirel ait the conclusion of the programme, after wnicn tun neid tne floor. Those present were Florence Vwl. Amelia Grabe, Lottie Xyons Grace WillLs, Jennie Caldwell. Sadie Corbus, Edith Klngnam, uzzie Nightingale, Sarah Moscrop, May Kenney.

Albertina Meyer, Mr. and Mrs. H. P. ish.

Mr. and Mrs. Ken-nirt. Mrs. John Willis Mrs.

J. A. Reynolds, Mrs. Luther Bur well, Mrs. L.

Grabe, Misses Nellie and Mary Ames. Hattie and 1 11a Merriam. Mollie and Ella Stadt- feldt, Lillie and Josie Simmons. Viola Bruce, W. E.

Kahn, Edward Boyd. John R. PoUer. Joses Moscrop, Leslie Bur- well. Ernest I nompson.

vv illiam Smitbum. He: man Philitpine lierold, Alice Rideout, Ethe I Spooner. Captain J. I ager. Rev.

Joseph P. Macaulay, C. Rti- doli h. M. Winter.

Walter S. uoe. Harold E. Siooner, ullam E. Richards.

ON THE IT ING. Journeying of San Franrltean In 1 bis Mate and elsewhere. Miss Fclton, the daughter of Represen tative Fclton of California, Is visiting Long Branch. Miss Kate Conger of this city is visiting her relatives. Senator and Mrs.

Conger, in Washington. Miss Lena Ashe has been visiting Mrs. Robert B. Loyall of Vallejo, acconii anled by Miss Newton of Norfo.k, Va. Mr.

and Mrs. Charles Webb Howard and Mi-s M. Howard have been visiting Aionierey. 1 er. w.

fccnencK. i. 11.. has re turned from his trip to Alaska and Oregon, au.d is now soourninir at totssons. at the fuotof Alount Anasta.

Georcre Gornam, or this city has been visiting Visalia. Aims Alamle Alucgin 01 this rl'y is visit ing at the residence of XV. M. Trivett of tockion. Mr.

and nenry Schmieden, Miss Nettie SchiuieielL Mrs. C. P. tors. Misa Peters.

Airs, Warren and Charles Peters return from Santa Barbara this week. Mrs. John White and two children of this city ere visiting friends near t'ak vilie. Andrew Al. Armerot this city paid his former heme ia Marysvilie a visit last week.

Miss Grade Haight is the truest of the Misses De Lamatcr ot Santa Cruz, James H. Goodman of this city went bd to Napa on Saturday. Air. and Airs. Herman Haas.

Airs. J. K. Jesserum and Miss Sophie VVonnser of this city were ia Stockton last week visiting I. Wormser.

Air. and Airs. S- Aiarks and 11. Alarks have gone to Skaggs' Springs for the benefit of their health. Miss Annie Ay res ef this city is visiting her brother in St.

Helena. Mr. and Mrs. A. R.

IUthschild of this city are visiting Menlo Park. Aire. Jennie AlcMiaen of this city is vis iting Misa Jessie Bmwnlie of Vallejo. Alias liessie Flooicer nas been visitinir friends at Menlo Park during the week. J.

C. Stubbs, E. M. Greenway, Charles L. Weller, Colonel J.

Mervya Donahue, short visit to Monterer last week. T. T. McCarthy of this city is visiting Santa Cruz. Dr.

William Younger and the Misses Younger have returned from Monterey. J. Edwards of this city visited his brother on their ranch near Clover-dale the urn of the week. The Misses Mary and Fllita Mott are ramenio. Miss Middle Brown of this ci'y is the guest or Al iss Ada vv est or a pa.

Bishop Whitaker is spending his Summer vacation at Lake Tahoe. Miss Dolly Seaton of this city is visiting Miss Lina Cox of Petaluma. Hugo Toland has been visiting friends at Menlo Park. Miss Etta Frank of this city is visiting relatives in buisun. s.

M. Morgan of this city is a guest ai ine llKins House, Kanta i ruz. Alajor and Mrs. Allen of this city were the guests of M. L.

Rawson of ban Leandro tne first of the week. William M. Neilson of this city is visiting friends in Vaca valley. Miss Mary Lesser of this city was visiting friends in San Leandro List week. Miss Minnie Collins and sister and Miss Eva Gorman of this city are enjoying a vacation with friends in VVoodbridge.

Miss Nannie Cox this city is r-acramento as the aruest of Miss Annie languary. Harry L. Coleman has been visiting the jiiym springs ior a lew weeaa. Mrs. Theodora f'avna and mo.

her and Warren IL Payne will spend a month or more at the Napa Soda Springs. Mr. and Mrs. Marcus D. Boruck have been sojouroiag at Monterey during the Mrs.

W. XT rieteher haa enna ta SE Helena for the Summer. Miss Mamie Lampe has gone to St. Paul, on a vl It to relatives. Mrs.

N. 1- Field and Miss Florence have engaged rooms at the Windsor Hotel, St. Helena, for the season. Mrs! A. VV.

Morgan and son are stopping frt a a ,1. 1 1 v. mvuuH II BU11CI 1BUUJ, near Saratoga. B. P.

Flint and family of thia citv have returned home from bona Cruz. Miss lizzie Coleman of Valencia street is making a visit to Miss Nellie Debrain of Stockton. Mr. and Mrs. G.

Schonwasser are at Ward's ranch. Santa Cruz mountains, fish ing and hunting. itobert Hastings and family and Miss Flla Hastings are stoppinafor a few weeks i me innsor tio.ei, t-t Helena. Captain Schenck. L.

S. M. has been visiting frifuds in Bemcia. Miss Mar Kellr of thia eltv ta the enest ui Lena itamer ot Jose. Aiiss L.UCV VV ells of this citv went down last week on a visit to Miss Ida Wagner of uuuiaier.

Miss Mamie Merrill of this citv is sum mering in me santa cruz mountains. George s. of this city has gone tip ts feu Helena on a two or three weeks' visit to nis tamily. Mr. and Mrs.

J. Conrelnh nf Ihtsr-ltv ui i-raiso rings. Aii-s. ft. ai.

lirisco of this city Is visiting friind.s in Napa, E. VV. Toomev of thl eltv laTAnlns the Summer at Glenbrook Fa. Santa Ciara county. Rev.

Frank L. Tuttle and family went to Pacitic Grove. Monterey, last week. where they will remain for a connleof months. Dr.

William Garwood of this eltv -a-UttAd his family in San Leandro last we -k. Mrs. Charles Hirsch and son of this city are visi ing relatives in San Jose, Miss Emma McKenna of 356 Grove Street has irone on a tb: ea months' vi.tt to Jackson, Amador county. iiis mmnie Jones, oaugn'er or Dr. William Jones of this city, is visiting Mr.

paiviis.j.u ftcnoner at Angel amp. Mrs. Georsre H. Siswon and ihA tliM Lucille an Genevieve Sisson went to San Diego Friday and will be away several months. Mr.

and Mrs. II. Horttmna nf thU filr have been visiting Santa Cruz. Miss Ida Lesser of this city is visiting A. Morris and family of Wo dland.

Rev. A. W. Edelman of lhU citv ia now in Los Angeles. Theodore li.

Ross has returned from Del Monte and is now spending a few weeks at San Rafael as the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Ibbotaon. Mrs. Adolph Rott and daughter are making a long visit to friends in Cisco.

Mr. and Mrs, Peter B. Simons of the Occidental Hotel are in camp at In gram. cai tain and Mrs. J.

Ainsworth and two sons are making a tour of Oregon. J. P. Kimppof San Luis Obispo is spending a few weeks at the Newsom Springs. VV.

A. Ma. kin ier has been snondina- a few days in Oakland. it- D. Laid law of this city went down to Santa Cruz last week.

Miss of thia citv ia vialtinir friends in Suisun. Mr. and Mrs. lgnatx Steinhart are still to.ourmng at Siegler Springs. aitsa annie fugn ot I a is city is visiting friends near Wood bridge.

F.d Grigsby of this citv has been the gnest of Silas Palmer of San Leandro. Franklin Cory of this city is visiting friends in Gil roy. Mr. and Mrs. K.

Mosbacher anfl Mrs. T. W. Sanman and daughter. Miss Etta San man of this city were the guests of Miss Jeanneite L'ry of San Leandro last week.

Miss Alice Connard of this citv waa the guest if Mrs. Charles Rollet of Leandro the fLst of the week. Major B. C. Truman ia in New Vora city, and ill not return for a couple of weeks.

Mrs. W. S. Keren, daughter of Judcn ft C. Hastings, went up to Madrona Villa on Tuesday of last week to spend the bummer.

Air. Jveves will ahortlv loin ucr mere. Mis. J. H.

Jewett will not rctnrn from Glen Ellen until October. Rev. P. Connell of this city is takinsr a vacation in Santa Cruz. Mrs.

Henry Hiurfaton ia at present in r.ngiana as tne guest oi countess uns ow. She will shortly visit her cousin. Airs. Joanedas. at Buckstone.

Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Kittle of Harrison str et are visiting Mount Shasta.

Mrs. L. S. li. ftawyer and family of thU city are tne gues ot air.

ana AUa. James r. Kunneoc eune. Mrs. VV VV aliace is vlsitino- Mes.

John McMullin at Casa Blanca. San Joaquin. Miss Eth 1 Martel Is Xnakins- a visit to fri nils in Sacramento. The Misses Annie and Katie HVine. who have been visiting their mother in Santa liar on ra ior some time, are ahortlv pected in the city.

Mrs. Sara Gamble of this city is visiting Mis. R. Kirby of Santa Cruz. Dr.

and Airs. J. LK hitney are sojourn ing at cisson ouasta county. Tbe Misses Kate and Por hie Rellmer ami aiiss i line iTiinson mis city spent last wceK witn ineaai in sen Aeanaro. Judge James D.

Thornton is aomnrninir at the Napa Soda rings. Mr. J. c. nays, Alisa Hays and Miss Aio.Muiun nave oeen visiting Monterey.

Dr. Charles A. Clio ion of this city has oeen spenaing a lew aays at ti, Helena, Nara county. The Hon. and Mrs.

Frank J. Snlliran have been visiting Santa Cruz daring the weea. ney win return to mate a lonirnr stay at the seaside In the course of a week or two. Mrs. Fillman and son, and Misa Clara Nolan nave oeen spending a few days as tne guest oi ana Airs.

fhuipO Don-nell of St Helena, Mrs- John Stack of this citv has hmn visiting Mr. and Mrs, John Kemp of Santa Clara. Mrs. Opvenheim. Mrs.

Bancroft and Mrs. Heller of this city have engaged cottages at tne rope iiouse ior tne monin. XV. B. Fmmal of this city is visiting his brother.

F. S. Emmal of San Leandro. Miss Plato of this city is visiting her sis ter. Mrs.

Brown of Stockton. Mrs. Dr. G. Paugh and daughter and Miss Ruth Faugh of this city are rusticating at Capitola.

where they expect to re main till August. Mrs. E. A. Crowell and Miss Daisy Crowell nave returned rrom a months visit to the Napa Soda springs.

Henry Schwartz of this city Visited Sacramento Friday last. Stanley elch of this city Is visiting his brother. J. Welch of Santa Crux. Miss F.

Bernard or this city is visiting her father near Saratoga, Santa Clara county. Henry Heyman has been rusticating at Sisson Shasta county, for the past three niontns. Mrs. J. R.

Pickens or this city has been visiting Gilrov Hot Springs. M. C. Ferguson of --0231 Ellis street is en ovingthe Santa Cruz mountains on the Ferguson ranch, near isowider creek and issto; ping ot Dan Ferguson's, famd-iarlv known as "Cncle Dan." John T. Wright visited Gilroy Hot Springs last week.

Mr. and Mrs. J. Sresovich. who have teen visiting San tancisco and Eos An- feles for se eral weeks, left for Tucson on uesday of last week.

Olie Wood of this city has been visiting friends in Gilroy. Mr. and Mrs. C. A.

Schramm of this city have been sojourning at GUroy Hot SP fierce ana lamuy ot mis city are visitino- friends in Nana. Mr- and Mrs. John XV. Coleman of thia city have been visiting friends in Napa daring the week. J.

visited Gilroy Hot Springs last week. Miss Lillie McCone of this city is spending tSe week with Miss Jestie Adel of San Jose. 1. Harney and son of this city were at Gilroy Hot Springs last week. William P.

Barnes of thia city has been visiting friends in Santa Rosa, Frank Cory of this city is on a visit to Charles Whitehurst of Gilroy. P. S. Peabody of this city was among recent guests at Gilroy Hot Springs. Air.

and Airs, waiter ecoti ami airs. i-. Rynders left Friday for a two weeks trip to Lake Tahoe. Mr. nnd Mm.

levy and Miss Ilattle Levy were among the recent arrivals at Gilroy Hot Springs. Mra. Justin ijates, ansa Alice craies am ML Gertie Gates have left Amherst. and are vi-iting Canajoha-ie, N. as guests of Senator Aritcii.

Miss W. G. Smith of this city recently visited Gilroy Hot Springs. Dr. and Mrs.

Bash are at present visiting Anderson Springs. John Fay of this city is visiting Ander son Springs. Airs, llinausor tnis city was at on roy Hot Springs last week. Mra. O.

K. Hopkins, two children and nurse of Oakland and Mra J. L. Haskell of this city are ho ourning at Santa Crux. Miss Olive Ray Spencer ha returned om her visit to Monterey with Mrs.

A. A J. C. G. O.

1 duchess lace. a W. P. Briscoe of Chicago, the groom's aunt, wore a dress of pate green Hengalene silk, brocaded witn pma loses. Her low corsage had trimmings of green velvet.

The bride and groom went to Monterey, accomnanind hv the lat tor's parents, on the day after the wedding. Soon after their return from their visit there they will start for St. Ixjuis. where they will make their future home, GOVE-PABKER. Last Thursdav evening Miss Rose S.

Parker, daughter of K. L- Paiker, was married at Plymouth Church to AU Gove, son of Mrs. W. II. Farwell.

In preparai ion for the event the church had been put in holiday trim by a number of vounc ladies beionzine to the oongrega tion. Masses of red fiowers ere arranged about the altar, and tree forns lent their feathery grace to the decoration of that end of the church. From an arch of evergreens and flowers which stood in front of the altar the marriage boll ot white rosebuds was suspended, and over it were poised a pair of whitu doves with outspread wings. An easel on each side of the arch suppor'ed a fan of flow ers one tbe most beautiful devices used in the decoration was a nair of floral crates hich osed the head of the ni-le through wnicn mo bridal party passed to tne altar. Two prettily costumed little girls, the Aliases and Jessie Blake, daughters of Dr.

Blake, were the first of the bridal train. They untied the satin ribbons which held the fh.ral ga'es together. After th came the fiur ushers, A. Wright, H. T.

Fermcn, Mr. Marcus and J. Walter. Four bridesmaids. Misses Laura K.

Farwoll, Eliza Keith, Susie Far- well and Dottie EarL followed the ushers. an after them came the bride with her father. When they reached the altar the couples separated and made a lane through which the bride and her father passed, to be met by the groom and his best man, John W. Roberta. After the service had been read by the Rev.

T. K. Noble, the bride and groom, followed by the ushers, each cue with a bridesmaid on his arm, preceded the bride father and the best nun out of the church, and were driv. to the residence of Henry Earle, Jackson street. A reception was held there, and dainty refreshments were served.

Pretty decorations of flowers and baskets of roses sent by congratulating iends, made the reception-rooms very attractive. Mrs. Charles Josslyn had sent fe ns from Monterey, and from Mrs- iv lorry ot l.os Angeles, fresh orange blossoms bed been received, both of which were used iu the decorations of the house and church. A large number of beautiful and useful presents were also received by the bride and era m. he bride wore a white satin dress made with a long train, the draperies being of tine wnite lace, ice corsage was cut square at the neck and filled in with tulle- tier veil was secured by orange blossoms and she carried a bouquet of La Marque roses.

Mis3 Laura Farwell wore a d-ess of cream-colored nun's veiling trimmed with white satin ribbon. The waist had suri.lice folds and was edged with lace. She carried Jacqueminot roses tied with red riooon. Miss Eliza Keith wore cream satin trimmed with Quantities of fine Spanish lace. The sleeves were of lace and she carried Duchess de Brabant roses tied with ribbon of the same shade.

Miss Do.lie Earle wore white challais cloth, the fiont crossed by surplice drapery. ine skirt was oraped witti tbe challais and with fine white lace. The toilet was completed by tea rosebuds. Miss t-usie Farwell wore white nuns veiling trimmed with plaitmgs of tatin and lace ornamented with loopings of satin ribbon. The corsage bouquet was of Perie da Jardin roses Med with yellow riooon.

Mrs. Farwell. the groom's mother, wore black robe of Henrietta cloth trimmed witn neavy black crape. Her corsage bouquet was oi rule carnations. Mrs.

Henry Karle's costume waa of black satin, with trimmines of let and lace. Her corsage bouquet was of Bon ilene roses. The biide and groom have cone to Lake Tahoe. and will visit other resorts befoie returning. GEORGE-BLETirEN.

On Tuesday evenine last Dr. Edward George, a dentist of this city, was mar ried to Miss Alma Biethen, daughter of Captain Blcthen, an old-time commander in the Panama service. The ceremony took place at the residence of the bride's broiher-iii-law. J. K.

Hwyer, No. 612 Dcvisadero street. The spacious residence was made doubly attractive by the lavish use ot flowers of every hue, masses of delicate ferns and long festoons of ever greens, the perlume of countless loses floated through the rooms, and the tasteful arrangement of these and of the other flowers was the subject of much admiring comment. The ceremony was performed in the front parlor, which apartment was proiu3eiy aaornea witn emiiax and terns and huge bails of brilliant marigolds. Over the mirror were suspended the letters A "and the initials of the first names of the newly married couple, wrought in pinks and marigolds.

In the bay window, suspended from the cornice, hung the marriage bclL Promptly at o'clock the bridal party, led by the Rev. Mr. St. John's Church, the officiating clergyman, and the groom, entered the room, 'i'hey were followed by the bride, on the arm of her father. Four little children.

Master Richard Iiwycr and Miss Burr, and Master Charles Hall and Evelyn Dwyer, came after, each of the ung ladies carrying a magnificent basket of flowers. They were followed by Mr. and Mrs. Dwyer and Mr. and Mrs.

Eugene Biethen, brother and sister-in-law of the bride. After the impressive ceremony of the Episcopal Church had been performed, congratulations followed, and the merry company sat down to the service of a most delicious wedding upper. Champagne, wit and wisdom, and merry repartee tilled in the time until dancing was commenced. This feature of the evening's pleasures lasted until a late hour, when Mr. and Mrs.

George left for the Palace Hotel, amid a shower of rico. and fairly overwhelmed with expressions of good-will and wishes for long life and prosperity. The happy couple left yesterday afternoon at 3 clock for the Napa Soda Springs and Lake Tahoe. They will be gone two weeks. Upon their return they will reside at 512 Devisadero street.

The bridal presents were both numerous and costly. The bride wore a cream brocaded taiin cut en traine, and with a high corsage. The dress was completely covered with the finest. Spanish lace. She wore a full tulle veil and carried orange blossoms, Ornaments, diamonds.

Mrs. Dwyer was attired in a heavy black satin en traine, trimmed with Spanish lace. She wore a corsage bunch of pink ostrich tips and a similar cluster In her hair. Ornaments, diamonds. Mrs.

Biethen was dressed in a rich white Fatin. made darning length, and trimmed with passememerie. White feathers adorned her neck and hair. Ornaments, diamonds. Little Miss Burr was attired in a pale-blue satin and lace dress, and little Miss Dwyer in a pale-pink satin and lace dreS3, each differing from the other only in color.

ENGAGEMENTS. Brier Brcerds or Becent Kuptial Announcements. The engagement of Mrs. Ben Holliday, formerly Miss Fanny Ivers, to William G. Irwin of Honolulu has been announced.

The bride-elect is a daughter of Mr. Richard Ivers. The wedding will take place in the FuiL The engagement is announced of Mr. Ralph Rosen bloom and Misa Sarah Mcades. he engagement of Miss Ray Cohen to Mr.

Ernest Israel is announced. The wedding of Mr. Joseph Diamond of Walula, W. T' and Miss Bertha Frank will ike place on the 1st ot August at the home of the bride's mother in lfl it Miss Tillie Von Ronn and Mr. Philip Gebhardt will be quietly married to-day.

riUYATE TAUTIES. Glimpses of tne fcectal Catherines af People or fc-vrry Deuree. THE HTTCKntO scrprise party. Mr. and Mrs.

William P. Hucking were tendered a pleasant surprise party last Thursday evening at their residence. No. 2205 Scott street. The evening was pleasantly spent in singing and dancing and other pleasures.

The musical selection by Messrs. Ordell and Scheatzer was one of the principal features of the evening. Those present were Miss Agnes Huckins. Miss Katie Jarrett, Mrs. Alex Stewart, Mrs.

J. J. Farrell, llrj. M. Mcl-aughlin.

Mrs. Lcl.md. Mrs. George B. Low, Mrs.

J. Low. Mrs. George Ordi-ll, Mrs. Harry Scheatzer, Mrs.

A. Ordell, Profes-or Thorne, Mr. Thompson, Mr. and Mrs. Ellis.

Mr. and Mrs. Watson, Mrs. Low, Mrs. Fellow, Airs.

Captain Miller, Mrs. Leahy, Miss Belle Low, Miss Nettie low. Miss Flora Beanston. Miss Emma Flannignn. Miss Laura Wiiey, Miss Gussie iley, Miss Mamie Mi.ler, Aiiss Mamie Ieahy, Miss Lizzie Leahy, Mr.

and Mrs. C. Thorne, Mr. and Mrs. H.

Wright, Mr. and Mrs. William P. Huckins, Mr. and Mrs.

P. Beanston. Mr. and Mrs. J.

Callaghan, Mr. and Airs. Wm. Phillips. Mr.

and Mrs. T. Whi Mr. and Mrs. T.

Kiernan- THK BADT RECEPTIONS. Two receptions were held this week by Mrs. Badt at 1W Polk street, in honor of the engagement of her charming daugh-t' Carrie, to Nate Abraham. A large number of friends called to congratulate the happy couple, nd the oiferings were unique and beautiful. During the evening James 15roi hy favored the company with some of his inimitable recitations, and Miss Mary Levy and Misa Hat-tie Cowan followed wiih several popular songs.

Mr. Abraham recited the well-known poem, "Apricots and Peaches." and after some instrumental musio had been rendered by Miss Celia Levy and Leon Frankenberg, the company indulged in dancing until a late hour. Congratulatory missives and gifts were received from a number of fi iends who were unable to attend in person. TITS BROOKS SCRPRISE. On Friday evening last some of the titer crowd which composed "Camp Brooks' at Boulder creek recently tendered a surprise party to Profansor Elisba Brook a the captain of the camp, at his resi ience.

Sutler sUeeL The participants to the number of about thirty swooped wn upon their victim shortly after 8 o'clock and proceeded to take possession of his residence. The evening was most en- The Superiority of the Girl of To-Day Acknowledged. The Beginning: of a Renewed. Social Activity. Feasts and Festival Projects and Pere grinations Personal Particulars Country News.

We lore the rare old days and rich Thnt poetrv lias Da in ted We mourn ho-e pleasant days with which never were acquainted. Absurd I Our modern world's divine, A wo Id to dare and in. A more romantic world. In fine, A better world to woo in Frederick Locker. The society girl of to-day is beginning to be vaguely conscious that there is something- nnasual about the attitude of news- papor literature toward her.

She doesn find any more of tboe immemorial wails about ths decadence of modern femininity and the infinite superio.ity of her grandmamma. In fact, she not infrequently happens upon a little outburst of printed pride in the beauty, the verve and the cleverness of the girls of to-day, accompanied by a com-parison with their which is much to the vantage of those greatly overrated ladies. It is a new departure in literature which, ever since civilisation began, has industriously propagated the belief that the cxia.iug generation of women waa inferior its immediate redecessors. The slings and arrows ol outrageous paragra pliers hare been clrected at feminine follies so continuously that it is iusti liable to assume that at last they have demolished the target. Like the inother-in-law joke, which has finally become too riddled to offer a fair mark, (he girl of the period has won a certain immunity from attack by having stood up so long to be shot at.

Her mind, her soul, her body, and even her clothes, have ceased for the present, at least, to be the favorite BUbject for disapproving criticism. It is just possible that this pleasant state of atfairs is only part of a movement" the toft-hearted, modern movement toward the rchabilitati of all the time-worn victims of human reprobation. We are told that Lucrezia Borgi was a terribly maligned person, and that there was nothing at all in that scandalous little poisoning story; that Henry VIII was a most amiable, accomplished and exemplary person; that beautiful Mary Stuart was a martyred saint, and Richard III the innocent scapegoat of hers' sins. We a- tender to the lite-ary crimes of our Spring poets that, a reviewer is forced to yearn for the reappearance cf sme of those "dull, ferocious brutes" of critics, who used to decimate the tanks of poetasters. Whether or not the girl of to-day Is simply getting the beneUt of this indulging, excusing modern tendency, without deserving it, it certainly makes the newspapers pleasanter reading for her.

And her contemporaries are in thinking no girl of any age could have been charm-inn in so many different ways. There is a brightness an vigor and enterprise about her which has upset a good many pet theories about feminine incompetency. She is no longer a hopelessly "fluctuating and she h'is opinions which are wotth listening to. the is more sensible, more better educated, and. in the lull ten.se of the term, better dressed than her average grandmother.

To see her swimming at Santa Cruz, rowing at Siucelito. playing tennis at Monterey, and walking, riding, driving everywhere, is to be convinced that she is infinitely sounder and heal hier and, consequently, happier than the girls who were wooed and won fifty years ago. But, uiihapi iiy for her future, the is superior to the ma ority of her wooers, and she has a constantly diminishing number of them to choose om. Men gr yearly less ready to woe and wed. while the girls grow daily worthier to be n.

jT II IS CIT WEDDINGS. Festivities Attendina the Welding of Many Matrimonial Bond. OARNEAC-LOCGHRAN. A few months ago these columns contained an account of the wedding which united John J. O'Farrell and MLs Mamie Loughran, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Thomas Loughran of this city. Last. Saturday evening Miss Fannie A. Loughran, a of the bride of that occasion, became the wife of James VV.

Gameau of St The wedding took place at St. Mary's Cathedral, where a large number of friends and acquaintances had assembled some time before half-past 8, the hour of the ceremony. Graceful arrangements of ferns ahd potted plants ornamented the church. was brilliantly lighted. The bride's brother.

F. P. Loughran, divided the duties of ushering the invited guests with It. P. Doolan, and together they led the bridal rrocession up the aisle.

Behind them walked the two bridesmaids, Mia- Clernance Garneau, I he groom's sister, and Miss Fmma Gaiely. 'the maid of honor, Miss Blanche Loughran. followed them, walking alone, and hist came the bride on her father's arm. The groom and his brother, Pi-rre Garneau, who acted as best rin.n. met the bride at the altar, and the marriage st rvice was then read by the Rev.

Father Prendergast. Th? bridal pan and the guests, who had been bidden to the reception, were driven to the home of the bride's parents. No. 1913 Howard street, where the Moral gifts of friends and tasteful groupings of flow 8 and ferns hud been deorativ-ly used in all the rooms and hallways. While the guests were expressing their good wi hes and congratulations, the newly wedded pair stood in an a bor of ferns and growing lants, the customary mar.iage-bell of flowers twinging over their heads.

The honrs of the reception were fr.tu 9 to 11, and the guests employe 1 that time in listening to some excellent music, inspecting the wedding gilts visiting the refreshment room hich was made continuously attractive. A few waltzes were also enjoyed by the younger guests. The lance display of presents included rnanv costly and beautiful articles, among whit were the following: A chest of silver knives, lorks, spoons an i ladles, gold-lined, me bandies or the knives being pearl, with gold trimmings, from the groom's parents; a cup of lrostcd silver, gold lined from J. C. Nolan; a hammered brass tray.

if. A. Berlin; one dozen silver oyster forks, Pierre A. Garneau; a lemonade se of pcachblow ware, i a brass tray. Miss Mamie Jennings; corlee-spoons, gold line! and heavily carved, George Garneau: glove and handkerchief boxes of lacquer ware, hand-painted.

Mine. K. M. Dozicr; a Mikado pitcher, Mrs. W.

L. With-am; butter servic tray and dishes of silver, r. and Mrs. T. F.

Loughran: lavender sticks made into an ornament. Miss Mamie Ami porcelain hand-pa nted cake plate. Miss A. Barron: a set of teaspoons, carved handles, Thomas Jennings: a cherry sai in pincushion and table scarf. Blanch loughran: silver cofTee spoons, gold lined George Linen: tufer knife.

MLs Tillie Iioolan; gold and silver peppers. Henry Garneau; pair of bisque statuettes, C. Pineo: a rare china viso. Mr. and a.

J. It. Lints: a card receiver and bouquet holder, Scott works and a licce of gold quartz. Mr. an 1 Mrs.

William Irvine; a porcelain vase, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Coyle: a i air of antique urns. Mr.

and lira. II. P. Briscoe; a bronze and Venetian glass 1 mn. Mr.

and Mrs. J. G. James; a sconce with three candles, Mr. and Mrs.

XV. C. Graves; a Itohemian glass flower dish, and Airs. Molloy an ornamental Koya Worcester urn. Sir.

and Mrs. James Keane; silver and gold olive dish, with spoon. Mr. and Mrs. P.

Boland a black fauze fan, hand painted. Miss Mamie Inler Shakespeare's complete works, leather bound, Joset Kirke: a porccUin flower vase. Miss M. McDonald; a silver and crystal lake plate and flower holder, with gold trimmings, Mr. and Mrs.

K. 'robin: rave. -book, ivory bound, silver trimniings'Chi-rles Ileggerty: a set of salt liars, Id lined, Mr. and Mrs. J.

J. O'Farrell an ivory fan. Miss Agnes llwyer; salwd fo-k and spoon, gold line I and carved handles. Miss Clernance Gar-tieau: a duchess and point lace handkerchief. Mi-s Mamie McGenney; a table ecarf.

Miss L. Crowley; an olive china plate, Mi a Kmma Gately. Th cress of the bride was of heavy, cream-while tatiii, dulntily trimmed with dnchess lace. A tulle veil part ialiy covered the skirt. The pointed satin, corsage was dimmed with duchess.

The bride wore diamond and pearl jewels, and carried a hand bouquet of La Marque roses, tied wi white satin ribbons. The maid of honor. Miss Loughran. wore a dress of pink silk with draperies of silk ane of the same shade. The decollete corsage waa delicately trimmed with lace.

Miss Kmma Gately was also dressed in pink eilk with crape draperies, the low cordage having a trimming of laco. Miss Cleruance Garneau was dressed in white silk with white tulle draperies. Her decollete corsage waa of gold-colored alia bi ot ade. Mrs. Thomas Loughran, the bride's mother, wore a trained dress of black velvet, with point lace trimmings and diamond ornaments.

Mrs. Jo eph Garneau. the groom's mother, wore trained costume of tan colorei silk. The decollete corsage was trimmed with point lace and ornamented With diamond blurs. The groom a grandmother.

Mrs. Wi thing-ton. wore black bilk, en lace trimmings. The bride's aister. Mrs.

J. J. O'Farrell, Wore a dress of Nile green satin, with ac rancnas guests of Mr. and Mrs. W.

D. Nichols. VV. C. J.

Hynes was at Gilroy Hot Springs reeently for a brief visit, E. C. Polk is rusticating at the El Monte Hotel. Saucelito. B-IL Levy and family are summering at Harbin Springs.

S. M. Rosetibaum has been visiting GUroy Hot Sj ricira. frs. V.

F. Wells and fam-ly and Mrs. E. A. Peplow and family will spend part of the Summer at El Monte.

Saucelito. Miss Maggie Kngan and Miss Brien left yesterda for the Geysers, where they intend to remain two week. Schuier of thia city visited GUroy Hot Springs last week. G. VV.

Ackley of this city went op to Shasta county week. Mrs. E. J. Patterson and daughters are visiting Vallejo, as the guests of Mrs.

T. D. Manson. A. Dusenberry, D.

M. Pyle and S. L. Sacna of this city were among late arrivals at Gil ov Hot Springs. Dr.

C. li. Brig ham of this city has been spending a few days at Ijike Tahoe. A. Uenime of this city been visiting his ranch ia San Leandro dm ing the week, Mr.

and Mrs. Gulcme are spending the Summer at San Mateo. John G. Allen and E. A.

Glrvin went to Sacramento Tuesday morning. Miss Annie Keane and Miss "Mamie 1 OUns? lelt thia nmm itiw en a friends in Alameda. The ReV. AndrAW lT.l.nm mnA family of this city are visiting at the resideace of Mrs. Meldrum father.

VV. li. Bison, in Cave City. Calaveras county. Mr.

and Mrs. J. R. Armstrona- have been so-ontning at Gilroy Hot Springs. i.

Adams, pastor the AVest minster Presbyterian Church, who has been vioitinir iu the Kaat in, th. r-r. months, is expected home thia raornin? accompanied by his wife. FKATERNAL SOCIETIES. How They Have Entered the Uaailer rieasnres of lire.

TRUE FRIEXTJa BOCIAL. The Society of True Friends gave a most enjoyable musicaL literary and social entertainment In Washington Halt on Eddy street, last Tuesday evening. The audi ence was very large and more than de lighted with the programme presented. The exercises commenced with an address by li. IL Taylor, Pretident of the society, which was followed by a finely executed overture on the piano and violin by Miss Hattie and Albert Rademaker.

Sam itootb gave some humorous aelvrion in his usual inimitable style, af'er which Henry Louis sang a barytone solo. and. as encore, whistled cha mingly "The Mook-Ing-Bird." E. D. Conolly, followed with a thrilling recitation, and F.

English gave a piano solo. A recitation bv Miss Grace Eaton was received with ui much favor that an encore was enthusiastically demanded. Miss Lot ie Cal-sing did herself credit by her rendition of "f-heridan's Ride." while the old-time favorite. Harry Niemann, was uproariously received- N. B.

Ford gare a recitation and the rrngramme was concluded by a recitation by Miss Birdie MoreL he young lady fairly outdid herself, and aa encore was imperatively demanded. The floor was then cleared and dancing inaugurated. It continued till midnight, W. F. actino- as floor nuaurrr.

The Committee of Arramremema. to whom i he credit is due for a most success ful atlair. was com.osed of Ed. Conolley (Chairman) and D. 1.

levy. Among those present were the following: Mr. and Mrs. IC IL Taylor, Mr. and Mra.

Daniel No. cross, Mr. and Mrs, J. E. Slinkey.

Mr. and Mrs. A. Craig, Mr. and Mrs.

Edward Conolley. Harry Niemann. M. Ftthng. Captain Harry Seymour.

Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Sloane. Miss Sloane. W.

F. Norcross. N. M. Ford.

Miss Birdie MoreL H. Eaton, alias Grace Eaton. Harry Rollins. Miss Eva Rollins, D. Wheeler.

Mr. and Mrs. John Martel. Mrs. Mark Ettiing.

Mr. and Mra. Louis Schord. David Fin.ey. D.

P. Levy. VV. M. Btandon.

Mr. Nelsv. John Rademaker, L- Radovich, Mr. and Mrs. E.

T. Taylor. Mr. and Mrs. H.

VV. Frill- man. S. VV La Berge. Joseph S.

Kohn. W. H. Fox. Ed.

Jentzler. W. II. Glcason. J.

W. Collins, Thomas Flnley, Miss Daisy Davis of VaiJe.o. P. Kearner. VV.

Brown, Air and Airs. J. L. Li.lia, Misa Libbie till is. Mr.

and a Charles Rami. Mathilda Rapp. Bertha Mr. and Mrs. J.

Giusti. tomelius Sullivan. li a v. uvw-uiuu, Kir. auu airs, cart a Mr.

and Mrs. Schrvrer. Misa Kini Schryytr. Mr. and Mrs.

VV. F. ells, hjd- wara onouey, Airs. La sella, Mrs. Ginnold.

Misa lxt ie Calsing. W. C. Bostleld. Miits Hattie Rademaker.

Albert Rademaker, Misa Mary Roach. E. H. Gladwin and wife. Miss Alice Worthington cf Santa Clara, Charles Butler.

J. S. O'Brien I rank A. VVh iley. Miss Mattie Savage, Ben Meade.

Misa Emma Meade, Miss Mamie Lynch. Miss Maggie Henry, Misa Ida Stratman. Miss Eureka Stratman, Miss Ida M. Dallibi. IL S.

Dai-libs, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Burnham, Judge Waitz, Miss Mary F. Albrittain. Captain Samuel Gillis and wife, Joh Davis, J.

VV. Collins. G. C. Butler.

George P. Craig and wife XV. T. Craig. Mrs.

Charles MoreL I J. O'B ien, Joseph M. amcn. H. M.

Sandbach. F. K. Krauth of Alameda, R. J.

Ryan and wife. O. N. Clark. C.

H. Goodwin. Thomas King and wife. Miss Tiliie King. H.

Dot sey Gough. Benjamin B. Brown, James McM. Hxnna. Charles Cox.

I'. Lunabergand wifj. Miss Hilma Peterson. C. F.

Moo-e and wife, Mrs. George Mann, J. W. Woodthorpe and wife, Charles XV. Horno and wife.

Miss Addison. VV. O. F'arnswortb. A- J.Goldman, A.

L. Gleason. Henry Woodcraft Hammond and wife, D. Hogan. VV.

H. offers. J. D. Jellers, I.

J. Joyce. Louis Kruegcr, VViiliam Morton, Lanrio J. Ryan. Fuhte.

J. D. B. Cook. A.

Carlson. C. 11. FAton, Miss Lt'titia. Collina Miss Jennie Collin, i sgnod Hilton.

J. F. King-well. M. E.

Kline. Miss Kline, Miss Amelia Calsing. Miss Maude Calsing. George Mctcalf and wife. Alexander Slo-ne, S.

W. Voee. Miss Annie lewia. Miss Francis Lewis, Misa Henrietta Isaacs. r.

VV. Jer.ningson and wife. Professor John Allen, Misses Hyams, Henry Hynes ll-ruiaa Kohlmoos and many others. i PARTY Of PACIFIC PARLOR. X.

8. O. W. The members of Pacific Parlor. No.

4, N. S. G. held a publi- in-tallation of officers at its hall in the Pioneer buil ing last Thursday evening, when the following officers were installed by A. J.

Brunner. I D. D. P. W.

IL Miller. Past President; G. D. Clark, President: Theo. Lunstedt, First Vice-President: J.

T. Greany, Second Vice-President: T. W. Doyle, Thi Vice-President; II. Craig.

Recording Secretary; D. L. Fitzgerald, Financial Secr-ta-y: J. A. Steinbarh, Treasurer: ll.

P. GianninL Marshal: Dr. James Stanton. Surgeon: K-bert Hlsaet, Inside Sen inel: Thomas C'ullen. Out ide Sentinel.

Board of Tms ees T. VV. Harris. G. R.

Butler and Thomas McCourt-n-y. A large number of guests were present, and after witnessing the installation ceremonies they enjoyed dano-insr to good music until midm'iiht. The. hall was handsomely decorated wih flags and bunting for the occasion, and daring the evening light refreshments were dispensed in the I. bra y.

The social featu es or the evening were ranged by C. C-aig. D. Fitzgi-rald. T.

Lun-tedt. liohert Bisset. Fd. Schmint. T.

J. Harris, William IL Miller. WiUiam McCloskey. J. McCourtney and G.

I. Clark, to whom the guests were indebted for a very pleasant evening. Among those present were Mr. and Mrs. J.

A. Steinbach. Mr. anl Mrs. Robert Bisset.

Mr. and Mrs. XV. W. Pennycook.

Mr. and Mrs. George Clark. Miae Jul a Gilb r. Miss Lizxic Gilbert, Misa Annie Hadabault.

T. VV. Doyle. Mrs. Do vie Miss Keougb.

Miss Gennie Sawyer, VV illiam Pennyvook, Mrs. H. Craig. Miss A. Faa.ioy.

H. F. Oehlert. Miss Annie Frank. MissMoUier.

Miss Posuug. VV. H. Mar- shalL Miss Flla McCloskey. E.

J. Grady. Chaa. A. Italdemann.

Mr. and Mra. J. G. Klemm.

William Stocktietb. Miss Maud yuackenbu Thoa. Htirris. J. Collins, Miss May Curry.

Miss NellL lUley. AIisaKiftyt.oiuns. MissA.w arren. Air and Mrs. William Miller.

Mr. and Mrs. Fognazzi, H. Schioder, Miss Webb, Miss A. Dau'emiann.

Miss Minnie Schmidt. Miss Florence de Witt. Mr. Van Croro- brngghe. E.

Davis. John PeeL G. A. CTeeg. I.

A. Dorn. Mrs. Curran. Misa Macule Curran, Miss BeitieCurrsn.

Miss K.Lai Messrs. F. 1. Casey, Charles M. Lippy, VV.

lAngstaff, W. B. Cla k. E. J.

sey. I. F- Haley. Mr. and Mr J.

Miller. S. 11. Mcpherson. Miss A.

J. e. Mr. and Mrs. alter J.

Stone, Miss May Cunninghsm, A. Brien. Misa Testis Weihe. Mia May Tour, Harry Oppenbvimer, Thomai Mudihan. Kufus Vaughan, J.

Harrison, Mi-s Minnie Kelly. Miss Daisy White. Henry Wreden. Alisa Albera, Edward Dinkelspiel of Suisun, M. H- Herman.

Henry Mayer. Dr. and J. F- Gibbon, Al iss Mamie Gibbon, Misa Nellie Casey. Mi a Annie Powers, Messrs.

T. P. Andrews. Joseph P. Kelly.

William Shannon, Fd Hermann. Henry Giannlni. L. J. 1 Alsnde, IL Drinkhouse.

F. Mekeart, J. iu Matches. A. J.

runner. Henry Lunstedt, B. Butler, C. IL Graves, R. Spreckela.

A. Clegg. T. Keough, F. A.

liaakeil. Ed Matches. AURORA LODCE. K. AXP L.

OT H. A literary and musical entertainment was given the seventh anni versary or Aurora Lodge. io. zui. Knights and Indies ot Honor, in Laurel HalL Shiels' Building.

Farrell and Stock. ton streets, on Monday evening. he handsome litue nail was completely filled witn a lace and admiring oompany. The doors were opened to the ex, eclant after a short lodge seasion. and the ollowing we.

1 prepared programme was presented: Instrumental overture by the S. on ice-Protector; Jnmos A. Campbell. I Mrs. L.

J. VV her lock. Secretary: Mra A. i in i. Financial Secretarv: Mrs- K.

M. Rex. chaplain: Mrs. AL F. MucGroUy.

Guide: A. M. Mac Guardian: 4-ra, A. Watson. SenUuel; Dr.

J. It. l'ayne. Medical Examiner. ixsTALLATiojr or social couxcit, o.

c. r. Ca Wednesday evening of last week tbe members cf Social Council. No. 40.

tirder oi uosen rlenda, participated in the crremcnies by which liu-ir nt-wly e'erted othcers were in-tallcd. These exercises were conducP-d by lie- nty Grand Council or a.i. itaxer, assisted by M. Arnold. P.

Acting Grand Ma shal endothat ptiea omcers. be. to. low ing we in stal.ed: Mr3. F.

J. Twiss, P. tV. Inward adnata. Sir ll.

L. Morton. V. C. Charlos L.

Dennis. S. isevcnth term: If. cnase. v.

termi: Mrs. I. A. Iorter. Wal-er Miss urace BuUard.

XV. IL E. Corson. George E. 1 a vis.

S. a piano solo waa men re no ere py Alias Koxie AlaciarlalB, lounwea oy a song and recitation deliv ered by vv alter Goldsmith. A reoita ion by Lr. Thomas Hill and a duet by Mis Macfarlane and Mr. Wehe linisbed the entertainment.

The rest of the evening was given up to among. ST. ANDREW'S SOCIETY. Last Monday evening the St. Andrew's rociety trave another of its pleasant in lormai gathering in ftcotush Hail, on Lau-kin street, near Grove.

The evening was passed in listening to tne rendition of an excellent utetaiy and musical programme. Proiessor Hill began the ex-ercioa with a piauo sola The Grand March from Ai red P. Black followed with an excellent cornet solo, which waa heartily encored. J. G.

Eraser theu sang "There a Light in the VV indow' so eilectively a to call for a repetition. James Sullivan gave several re iiationa. and Airs. 11 ill amir some selections. 1.

Cogpin ot the Second Artille liand was next on the programme. Ilia corn-t solo was rm orevL The procrammc concluded with recitations by Mr. Clark and sons UJ Air. SIBita BAY CITY COUNCIL, t. r.

or P. The second soiree of the Bav Citv Coun- i-ii, ia. nitea nenus or tne t-acine. was held at nat B'rith Hall i ist Friday evening. Dancing was inaugurated by the throng of members and friends and continued for some time.

The festivities were greatly moved bv those re sent. and conrleiied at midnight. The success of the en ertainment depended on the follow ing committees Floor Man ager. IL Bush: Floor Committee IL Kutt- r. D.

Mic-hels and F- Joyce; Reception tommitiee Misa id lycry. ansa J. Urosa- licht. Miss F. Stamper, Miss J.

Sena and B. Hirsih. ANNIYEIWAKIES. Ttte elrbratloa of Birthday and Weddtaca. THE KKRX BIRTHDAY PARTY, James Kern was tendered a pleasant surprise party at his residence.

No. 719 Grove street. Wednesday July llth. by tbe members ot the lYimroor Social Club, to celebrate the twenty-first anniversary of his birthday. Singing, dancing and various games were indulged in.

after which excellent refreshments were served. Tbe guests were entertained daring the evening by Professor S. Barnitone Mc-FaulL who gave nameroaa reci ations and musical selections. "I boae present were Miss Mamie Burke of Oakland. Miss Annie Burke.

Misa Magtrie Meyers. Miss Mamie 1 tonnelly. Miss Mary Reed. Miss Mary Hunt, Misa Mamie 'fully. Miss Arnie O'Donnell.

Misa Mamie ODonnelL Miss Mary Johns -n. Miss Josie Burns. Miss Kate Daley, Mls Mamie Qaiglev. Mr. and Mra.

Kern. Mias lixs.io Kt-rn. Miss Alice Kern, Misa Sadie Kern, Misa Katie Kern. Misa Katie Burke, Miss May Kallentine, Misa Mary Burke. Miss Mamie McCorihy, Mcshts.

James Kern. James Gallagher. J. G. McNulty, John Burke.

John Gallagher, John Donahue, John Nagle. Kavanagh. VV. L. Burke ot Alcatras.

Irofi-sor S. B. McFaulU Stephen Slope. F. Whita.

William Gallagher. Thomas Burke. Harry Kelly, James Feney, John Driscoll. Fitzhenry. THE CArCHRAX BIRTHDAY PARTY.

lAst Thursday evening a pleasant sur-rrise party was given Miss Lixzie Gauvh-ran. at her reaidt-nce on Gilbert street, to celebrate the anniversary of her birth. mring. dancing anJ games helped to pass the evening away. A supper was a rved at It clock, after which oancing was resumed and continued till a late hour.

Among those present were Miss Mairgie Bellinger. Miss Maggie Gaughran, Miss K. Baliinger. Mias Hattie Rii-y. Miss Jen-tdeGaugbran.

Miss Hannah O'Brien, Miss Conway, Miss Katie Gaughran, Miss Katie Conway, Miss Lizzie Collins, Miss Jennie Ho! laud, Mr. and -Mrs, Gaughran. Mr. and Mrs. A.

Baliinger. Mr. and Mrs. M. Regan, Mr.

and Mrs. James Brahamy. Mrs. lickett. Mrs.

Woods. Mi-s Lizzie Gaughran. Mi-s Magcie Gorham, Miss Katie Ryan, Mias Neuie Cannintr. Ml Mary Melia, Miss Katie O'Neil: Messrs. John Gaughran.

Ed Hy on, Frank slater. Sam Dmgan, Mark Bruon. Willie Baliinger, William Bar.ett. J. Conlin, F.

Helli-nan. James Lucy. John Brown, George Harvey. 1 nomas lloey. vv u.iaui Thnmax Gaughran.

iilium Carey, Rob ert xianaian. avmoergartcn. THE TERRY WOOOCt WEDDiXd. Mr. ahd Mrs.

G. W. Terry celebrated their woolen wedding last week at their residence, riot Ataaon street. A number of their friends assisted them in the pleasant ta and passed several hours most agreeably to themselves. Tbe congratu lations of the company were rewired after the ceremony of reuniting the couple, and refreshments were afterward partaken of.

Some of the numerous presents were unique, and ail were elegant and ta-teiui. Among tnose present were Airs. it. an it. itaunne morn Mrs.

E. Little, Mis M. Little, Mr. and Mr, fa ton. Mrs.

Iwirt, O- O. da Mrs. A. J. Lambeth.

Miss ttie Ism be h. Master Harry Uuds n. Miss Hazel A. Terry. Messrs.

E. ti. da Py. P. G.

da Py. Mr. and Mrs. Captain D. X.

Iindt. Air. and alis. A. li.

tilocu. Ca; tain an Mrs. E. P. Cotting.

Dr. aid Mra, VV. K. Lewltt. Mr.

and Mrs. Swictzer, Mias J. C. Lundt, Mrs. P.

andor. THE M'HBXRY BrRTHDAT PARTY, In honor of the birthday of Mr. Maurice Mclienry a surprise irty waa given him at residence, nor, west corner Gea nnd Baker streets, last Thursday evening. The decorations were both tasteful and abundant, ornamenting every point in the rooms. The reading, recitations and dialogues, alternating with music, to which the tune waa devoted, were greatly appreciated.

Refreshments were served at 12 clock, after which dancing was introduced and kept up till late. Thoje present were: Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Mclienry tnee Ada Brewer. Miss Elixa Mclienry.

Mamie Mi-s Lizzie KentzeL Miss Mamie Nagle. Mils Sophia Harling. Miss Sallie iAogdon. Mi-s Katie Ingdon. and James Alenzies.

Waiter Ricbar 'son. Harry Harling, John Woods. John I etcrson. 1 rtward Nagie, George AL. iveliy and Air.

Alorueil. THE HATDEX BtRTHOAY PAkTY. Wednesday evening. July llth. a birth dayparvy was given Emmet Jiayden.

al No. Mission t-treet, to celebr.ite the seventeenth anniversary of bis birth. The evening was much enjoyed by all present. among whom were Airs E. cu-ick, Mias Mamie Donahue.

Miss Miry Bran nan. Miss Annie Brannan. Mias Mary llayden. Miss Ettie Connor, Mrs. tmat.ke.

Miss Smaake, Miaa Nellie Sulli van. Mias Annie O'Connor. Mis Rose Kingsley. Miss iieMe King-ley. Miss Julia Connor; j.

it. llayden. Henry Al lebaea. James h. Casick.

AF Meiae, J. Mender, John Staack. f- llayden. Mrs. L.

Kane. Mias Kitty Kane. Mrs. Murdy. Mrs.

Bran nan. Mrs. T. Bender. ienny Heuly.

J. Iogan. James liuley. William Barrett, James II ill, Eugene Cusick. Mr.

and Mrs. Joj Collins, llt-nry A.ltcneli. THE GROOM WKDDIXO AXXIVERSARY. Mr. and Mrs.

J. P. Groom gave a p'eaa-ant party Wedne-dy evening. July Itth, to celebrate tbe first anniversary of their marriage. After cal and Instrumental mnsic games and dancing ha i oeen indulged in.

a delicious sapper was served and dancina- was afterward enjoyed till morning. Among the guc ta were Mr. and Mr'. H. Kaufmann.

Mr. and Mrs. A. Law-son. Mr.

mil J. J. Groom. Miss Gu turner. Miss Lswson.

Miss I. Bri -e. the Mises Groom. J. filra.

J. McLagan. J. McClusky, Mr. ani Mrs.

1. Bro-siuas. Mr. and Mrs. J.

Ward. Dr. and Mrs. Chaignesu, Mr. and Mrs.

IS. Groom. Dr. and Mrs. O'Donneil, Mr.

and Mrs- XV. Keystone. EXCURSIONS. at-of-Tow fleaaare Parties CMjoyral by nty Irle. MOOXLIOnT PICNIC AT 9 AUCEI.ITvV.

Mrs. Dr. Bucknall and Mrs. Windsor who are at Saucelito this Summer, arranged one ot the pleasantest affairs that has taken place there this for last Thursday night. It was a moonlight picnic on Kershaw's island and about sixty guests participated in its rileasares.

The night was a perfect one. Tbe air was sort and balmy and the moon shone illiantly tbe quiet water, which was not ripiied by even the lightest brea of wind- Ihe party left Saucelito in twelve bout among which was Captain Gordon's eight oared gig. in which f'een of tho guests found places. The gentlemen ot the party. who were in picturesque yachting costume, rowed tbe ladies across the arm of the bay.

When the island was reached a large bonfire was built nnd eof-lee a aa soon steaming over it. A boaati- to in of tbi ing to Rich. Mrs. Lewis, Miss L. Challiol, Misa M.

Challinl. Miss Addie Sherman. Miss Jennie McNeill, Miss Josie Hanche, Miss A. Lewis. Miss A.

Castro; Messrs. E. Challiol, C. ChallioL J. Leon.

George Hoffman, T. Carpenter, J. O'Connor, A. Mar-cuse, C. J.

Keyer, T. Anderson, J. Feely. Harry Carr, O. Lewis, Sam Lewis and Al Brano.

THE MOORE SURPRISE PARTY. Mr. and Mrs. XV. XV.

Moore of 20D3 Bush streeet were the recipients of a surprise party last Friday evening. The anair was a genuine surprise Airs- iuoore, as sue had only returned from a trip to the Old Country a few days before. There were present Mr. and Mrs. Miles.

Mi McAn-dless. Miss Minnie McAndless, Miss Ray Cowan, Miss Lizzie Moore, Miss Lelia JHcore, Alisa Kittie lieu, jhiss Margie un- ahan. Miss Kate Sproule, Miss Annie Hon-ery. Miss Lizzie Henery, Miss Carrie Tor- mey. Miss May lormey, Alisa Maioney, Miss Lodumah Boyd; Messrs.

W. A. Rawlins. L. McTavish.

T. M. Woolford, W. J. Morgan.

James Irvine, Robert Nixon, T. Cragemile, D. J. Curren, Norman Beaton, James Moore. James To.mey, llerue Moore and George Johnston.

At lisw clock an express wagon ar rived with two waiters and a supply of ice cream and all the delicacies of the sea-Son. Af.er justice had been done to the refreshments dancing was kept up to 3:30 a. M. THE RE3IXO SURPRISE PARTY. Last Friday evening a farewell surprise party was given to Mr.

Philip Resing pre paratory to his departure tor Fortl-nd. at his parents' residence, on the Mission road Oiposite fet. Mary Cohege. lancing, games, singing and music were in order till 12 ciock, when a toothsome repast was served, alter which dancing was resumed and kept up till morning. Those present were Miss Mollie Gullizan, Miss Hattie McGiflen, Miss Magxrie Tattee, Miss Kmeline Bishop, Miss Mollie Lynch, Miss Maggie McGiffen, Miss Nellie Giili-gan, Mis Lizzie Resing, Jjiss Addie mith.

Miss Emma i lrnn. Miss Clara Du bois. M-. bnd Mrs. John Resing.

Mr. and Mrs. Henry Bishop. Mr. and Mrs.

George Resing. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Wilkins, Mr. and Mrs.

Richard Berlmg. Mr. and Mrs. illiam Michaelson, Rroiessor and Airs. Tariee.

Mrs. Tom kins; Messrs. John Res ing. Harry Edwards. Bert Hennessy, George Fulton, T.

Resing, Theodore Bt r-ling. Captain Henry Davidson, Joseph Resing, James cGitren, Eddie tiuiigan. Albert Schultz, Willie Resing, D. Bran don, Frank Potter and Willie Baker. THE ROSEXDORN SURPRISE.

A pleasant sunrise party was given Professor Emil Rosendorn at his resi dence. 2U22 Pine street, Wednesday even ing, uly 14th. in honor of his return from liurope. itiusic, dancing anursinging were enjoyed till 10 clock, when supper was served, at wbicb many toasts appropriate to the occasion were offered. Among tbe euests were Misses Ida and Bertha A bra hamson.

Lucy Shirpser. Becky Ramish. Funny Guttnan: Mr. and Ms. John jVialo- vanskL Mr.

and Mrs. llarry stream. iur. and Mrs. S.

Levit, Mr. and Mrs. D. Meyer, Mrs. A.

Shimser. Mrs. ju snirpser. iurs, Ada Clark. Mrs.

H. Davis: Messrs. Max Shirpser, Henry Abrahamson. Chatles ivlinger, o. itosendorn.

Aiasters Atoms Rosendorn, Arthur Shirpser, Benny Ro- sendora, Geo.ge Wriede. THE M'CONNELL FAREWELL SOCIAL, Last Friday evening a farewell social was given Miss Nellie mcu. nnen ot Brooklyn. N. at her uncle's residence, 119 ShiDlev street, by her cousin.

Miss Lilly McConnell. 1 ill iz clock dancing, games and singing were engaged in, when re- freshmeuts became, for an the principal to; ic of interest. Those present were Mr. and Mrs. J.

Denny, Mr, and Mrs. W. Cronan. Mr. and Mrs.

M. J. Sullivan; Misses Nellie McConnell, Lilly McConnelL Pearl Reiily, O'Neil, Richard son, Barrett, Stevens; Air. and Airs. iVtc-Ccnnell, Mr.

and Mrs. C. P. Reilley. Mr.

and Mrs. M. O'Neil, Mr. and Mrs.J. Loyal, Mr.

and Mrs. T. Oakes: Messrs. on a Mc Connell. J.

McConnell, George Oakes. M. Livingston. Charles hturljy, ftenry m- kelman. Robert Steveos, C.

Lynch, Mr. Lant. A. Kustar. THE DAVIS SURPRISE PARTY.

On Sunday evening a merry party as sembled the tesidence of S. Silverton, 116 Golden Gate avenue, loaded with pro visions, to giving a surprise party to Mrs. Jacob Davis at 121b 1 urk street. The party was warmly received and passed the evening in playing cards, dancing, singing and enjoying a fine re past. Those prosent were Jtr.

and jvirs. Goody, Mr. and Mrs, Kiebs. Mr. and Mrs.

Davidson. Mr. and Mrs. Davis, Mr. and Mrs.

Bowman, Miss R. Simon, Miss F. Lachuian, Miss G. Lee, Miss Dora Silvers', one. Miss Denah Silverstone, Messrs.

B. Scbartt. J. Hoescn. E.

Mlverstone, 11. Lachman, II. Davis. Miss Lubre, Mr. and Mrs.

S. Silverstone. Mrs. Silverstone, Mrs. l'elser, Mr, and Mr3.

Lee. CITY JfOTES AND COMMENTS. alerestlng Items Information About Indlvidaals. Miss Daisy Ryan of this city will shortly Visit Monterey. Mr.

and Mrs. XV, B. Collier and family have returned from Oakland, where they have been spending the Summer, and are again the Hotel Bella Vista. Mia Tillie Brush returned on Monday to the Bella Vista after a week's sojourn at Monterey. Dr.

and Airs, iierzsiem nave returned from a visit to the Pacidc Congress Springs. Airs, nugnes or mm cny. woo uas Deen visiting the family of J. Sweeney of fcui- sun, returned borne last wee a. Miss Camilla sumn will loave about tne middle of August for a visit to Mrs.

Mo-Ijkren of Los Anaeles. Dr. M. C. Briggs, who has been spending his vacation In Pacific Grove, has returned home.

Mrs- Loathe of this city and Parker of Boston, who have been vh-iting Mrs. A. W. Grove of Lo-ii, returned to the city last week. Miss Emma Tuckey, who has been visiting Millie Short of ban Leandro, has returned to her home in this ci y.

Mr. and Mrs, George S. Burnett and Mr. and Mis. Charles L.

Taber. accompanied by Armstead Burnett, have returned to the city from a pleasant visit toPescadcro and La Honda. D. Crosby of 1129 Howard street has returned Lorn Byron Springs. Mr.

and Mrs. Frank Koch and the Mi-ses Emma and Li Hie Koch hs.ve returned home af er a four weeks' visit to relatives in Woodland. Miss May Nolan has returned from Bay Farm island, where she was tbe guest of Mrs. J. B.

Gillmor. Miss E- B. Garlier of this city has returned home from Napa Soda Springs. Misses May Murry, Mamie Mcl'hillips, Annie Kelly and Ma die Kelly, and Michael Kelly, have returned to the city atter spending a month at San Jose and Camp Capiiola. Andrew Jackson and Fred Wooster are in the city.

Mrs. Brown and son of this city, who have been on a visit to Mr. Wood of Gil-roy, returned home last week. A party, in which were Misses Mamie Grant. Nelli Casey.

Minnie James. Kate Martial. Sadie Seeds and Bertha Corbet of this city, visited Grey Springs, Napa, county, last week. Mrs. Mayer and family returned from Napa last Thursday.

Mis Dolly Zulier. who has been visiting friends at Stockton, has returned home. Joseph Masten has returned to ihe city, after a visit to Mcnlo Park. M. Leventritt and family have returned from their visit to San Rafael.

Mrs. George Slireva and Miss Shreve have returned home from Del Mcme. Miss Johanna C.Lewis of this city has returned from Santa Cms, Miss Liziae G. Pringle, after a visit of a week with friends in Hn If moon bay and Redwojd City, returned home to this city la-t Monday. Mrs.

W. II. Marshall of this city, who has been visiting her parents in Lodi, returned home on Thursday. C. F.

Smurr returned home from Los Angeles last week. Miss Ella Jennings, who has been visiting Santa Cruz, has returned home to this city. Mrs. J. M.

Lesser has returned to the city, after a visit to Santa Cruz. Mr. and Mrs. D. M.

Steindler of Stockton are visiting friends in Colfax. XV. F. Whittier and Miss Jennie Whit-tier, who have been spending a year in European travel, returned home last week. Miss Birdie Barnard, who had been visiting her parents for a week in Chlco, returned to the city on the 11th instant.

Mrs. McLaughlin and Miss May Ivers returned from the Yosemite valley on the 12th instant, after haying spent, over a month there. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Son tag have returned from Santa Cruz, and are guests at the Palace Hotel.

Miss Mabel Burmingham of this city is home from a visit to Captain and Mrs. J. B. Coghlan of Mare island. Mrs.

L. L. Greenfield and family. Miss Adlernd Miss A. May have returned to this city after a three weeks visit to Springs.

Mrs. G. A. Hastings has returned from Oregon, where she had been spending a month with her sister, Mrs. J.

McCracken. Mra. C. F. Mullias and Miss Alice Mui- Ijnia av.

uaihwb airnruiiua East lava Taesday aad ts tuitmg hoc.