Evening Sentinel from Santa Cruz, California • Page 6

Thursday April 11, 1907. SANTA CBTJZ SENTINEL. Page Six. lEirl II- A CVI rr- I Miss Hattic Irishfand FIRE 1 nOUnHlwL! Clayton Peters Wed PAINT MOW I i EVERYTHING IS CUE AIM BEAUTIFUL HOME IS MADE A FAIRYLAND FOR THE EVENT. i Miss Hettie Irish and Clayton Peters were married Wednesday afternoon at five o'clock amid a bower of white clematis and airy asparagus fern in the spacious home of II.

E. Irish on I Kincon Terrace. Fully fifty guests HOME INS. CO. of New York Total Assets Over $21,000,000 Surplus (As regards Policy-holders) Over $11,500,000 Losses Paid Over $99,000,000 San Francisco losses paid dollar for dollar.

Those wanting fire Insurance can find none better than this fine, first-class old Fire Insurance Company. In payment of losses it is prompt, liberal and "Johnny on the A. J. HINDS Heath illigan Paint RTY COLORS RESIDENT AGENT PHONE BLACK 31 155 PACIFIC AVENUE I WHITNEY UNDER TOWN CLOCK PHONE MAIN 125 1 III PACIFIC AVENUE were present and the ceremony was performed by Rev. C.

0. Tillotson of Calvary Episcopal Church. The bride is the only daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H.

E. Irish and is a favorite for many reasons in exclusive circles of this city. Mr. Clayton is a promising young business man of this city and is connected with the Peters family of Stockton. The imposing double drawing room and the staircase in the house were artistically transformed for the occasion under the skillful fingers and good judgment of Misses Ruby Lewis, Ella Bernheim, Hazel Dellamonica, Jennie Holbrook and Mrs.

Judah. The ceremony was performed in an Jeffries May Yet Meet Australian French Almond Rock. Put one pound of oaf sugar and a teacupful of water into a saucepan, stir until the sugar is melted; take off the scum that comes to the 'top, and when boiled for one-fourth hour add one tahrlespoonful of vinegar or lemon juice. Stir in sliced almonds to taste, pour out on a well-buttered tin and cut into slices. SQUIRES WINS FIRST AMERI IF Pcrso CAN FIGHT NEXT MATCH MAY BE WITH THE BIG FELLOW.

By W. W. Naughton. Brandied Cherries Put some candied or conserved cherries to soak over night in brandy. Drain them in the morning.

Put some fondant into a small saucepan, stir until creamy, add a few drops of brandy, remove the whole outfit to the table. Drop the cherries in, one at a time, take them out with a candy dipper and place on oiled paper to harden. BITTEN BY A SPIDER. Bill Squires, 'the Australian puguis TnrooKh blood poisoning causea by i rhnrrmion has reached Honolulu spider bite, John Washington ol Bosque- 1 Francisco The vllle, would have lost his leg, which on nis ay 10 ban rancisco. im.

became a mass of running sores, bad ueisleamer Ventura with on not been persuaded to try Bucklen's board should reach San Francisco alcove in the drawing room wbich nad received the mos-t careful attention of the decorators. The windows were draped with clematis, ferns, and above was a large bow of illusion silk, giving a most pleasing effect. The music was furnished by Ilaesters' orchestra. Mr. and Mrs.

Frank Hoffman and Miss Hazel Dellamonica received the ouive. ne writes: ine ursi ap- vi. plication relieved, and four boxes healed eanv nexl weeK- While Squires has not lost hopes Q. ell the sores." 25c. Guaranteed by J.

Tanner and the Model Drug Store. guests. The ceremony was performed at five of arranging a contest with big Jim Jeffries, he is quite content to bide Jeffries' pleasure in the matter. At the time of Jeffries' retirement he told the writer he would never enter the ring again unless some foreigner I came here and won the title from the win have a torpid liver when Ilerbine, the only liver regulator will help you? There Is no reason why you should Buffer from Dyspepsia. Constipation, Chills and Fever or any liver complaints, when Ilerbine will cure you.

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o'clock. ISMglYIIShtiyl: Miss Irish wore a beautiful empire gown of liberty satin and in her hair was woven orange blossoms. She car ried a bouquet of lillies of the valley. Mrs. II.

R. Judah was bridesmaid and Frank Paters, brother of the reigning American champion. Squires says he will box the winner of 'the Dunis-O'Brien contest and then wail overtures from Jeffries. When Jeffries gave out a few weeks ago that he intended sailing for Europe in July, sporting men generally groom, the best man. Mrs.

Judah car ried a bouquet of pink carnations. After the ceremony the wedding gives you a feeling of independence and security that adds to your good cheer, brings contentment, and makes your whole life easier to live. These happy results do not require a bici bank balance. Every dollar saved and deposited is just that much more placed between you and the ever possible time of need. We will welcome your account and give careful attention to your banking needs.

supper was served in the home by a corps of colored waiters. 'decided that there was small chance The wedding gifts were many, Mrs. Kate Cope has gone to Mexico. Miss Isabel Willey has been visiting in Los Angeles. Miss Ana Werner has beon visiting la San Francisco.

Mrs. G. A. Bangs has returned from a trip to the metropolis. Mrs.

T. W. Drullard has returned from a trip to San Francisco. Ezra Bowen and his son Robert, who have been visiting in San Francisco, have returned. Charles G.

Moore and wife of Santa Cruz wrere registered Sunday at the Hotel Bardin, Salinas. Mr. and Mrs. II. V.

Angell of Soquel, who have been visiting in San Jose have returned to their home. Miss Luzetta Brey of Scotts Valley having spent the winter in Kansas, is, back at her home in this county. E. B. McPherson and wife are down from San Francisco, and yesterday were present at two Santa Cruz wed dings.

G. A. Bangs, president of the County Sunday School Union, is attending the State Sunday School Convention in Fresno. Miss Southbeck, after a sltort vacation spent in San Francisco, has returned to resume he duties as teacher in the public schools of this city. OASTOnlA.

Tk. un. llninun vrmtm beautiful and costly consisting of cut PHONE JAMES 142. glass, silverware and furniture. Mr and Mrs.

Peters left in an auto mobile for Watsonville. From that. point their destination is a secret. They will make their future home in a bungalow which will be built on Rincon Terrace next to the home of Mrs. Peter's parents.

69 PACIFIC AV. A aw of a Squires-Jeffries battle being arranged. News comes from Los Angeles, however, tthat Jeffries has abandoned his European tour, but whether this improves the chance of a fight between the Australian and the retired world's champion remains to be seen. Jeffries, it is understood, has made up his mind to go into 'the saloon business at Los Angeles. Anyway, Jeffries will be on the ground when Squires and the winner of the Burns-O'Brien bout box and if the foreigner should win it almost goes without saying that "the big fellow" will make good his thread that he would never allow a stranger to walk away with the title without trying to wrest it from him.

Incidentally the fight followers of San Francisco are wondering if any-thing has gone wrong with the Burns-O'Brien affair, for which Mc-Carey, the Los Angeles promoter, offered a purse of $30,000. It was announced by Tommy Burns several weeks ago that the event would take plsce on May Oth, but with that date only thirty days away there is nothing to indicate that arrangements are be ing made for the affair down in Mc-Carey's bailiwick. Rurns is at Los Angeles at present, there is nothing to show that he has begun training for a contest which under existing circumstances assumes Office: 382 Pacific and B. M. Smith of Soquel, offer the following SPECIAL BARGAINS Three cottages within 100 steps of car line, on east side, electric lights, patent toilet, bath, sewer connections, close In; No.

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