Santa Cruz Evening News from Santa Cruz, California • Page 2

SANTA CRUZ EVENING NEWS, SATURDAY. JULY 16, 1910. Paee 2 -jX For $375, on one year's time, you can buy 5 acres of level land (rich sandy loam) located about three miles from Santa Cruz, on good county road; close to school. R. F.

D. and telephone passes property. Good well can be obtained at from 30 to 40 feet. The land and location is nicely adapted for chicken ranches, berries, potatoes, etc. And don't forget it is all level land.

5 acres complete for $375. JOHN DUBOIS, 143 Pacific Sant alifornia Gruz, 1 AMUSEMENTS 1 IT it A Wessen Cooking Oil One of the finest things on the market for shortening or frying. Try a can and you will use no other. Stikeman Ik Pierce i At the Big Trees Lunches at all hour. Furnished cottages by day and week.

First-class buffet. Delightful surroundings. Pleasant ride or drive from Santa Cruz. M. C.

HOPKINS, Proprietor. Mrs. Alexander Khouer and Mrs. Elmer Lewis were up from Watson-ville yesterday. They entered Mrs.

Lewis' dog at the bench show. Hugo Miller was guest of honor Thursday evening at a delightful supper given by Mrs. Will E. Miller, at her home on Church street. Covers were laid for Miss Helen Snyder, Miss Helen Tillotson, Miss Lucy Tillotson, Miss Phoebe Parker, Miss Marie Mitchell, Miss Helen Peterson, and Hugo Miller, Clarence Orchard, Clarence Dake, Frank Roberts, Ernest Otto, Irving Agur.

The guests spent the latter part of the evening a she a handsome St. Bernard, which has entered at the dog show. Phone Main 177. A 180 Pacific Avenue. LTIIOUGH IT IS MID-suminer and ve do not expect much entertaining, (lie past week lias been PARI CALIFORNIA REDWOO Mrs.

George Byrne has been a hostess twice this week. Wednesday afternoon she entertained a number of ladles In honor of her mother, Mrs. S. F. Graves of Alameda, who is her guest.

Friday afternoon the guests (Big Basin). Regular trips daily. Leave Santa Cruz on 8:05 a. m. train, connecting with stage at Boulder Creek.

Stage fare $1. Tickets and further information given at Elsom's Livery Stable, Soquel avenue. quite full of card parties and afternoon teas. Mrs. J.

It. Williamson had a hap-py party of little tots at her home on Chestnut avenue last Wednesday afternoon. The party was in honor of her little niece, Ellon Linscott, who Is were the deaconesses of the Congre GRAND ENTERTAINMENT gational church, and included the Mesdames B. A. Ferris, A.

Kingsley J. L. Everts, E. A. de Lamater, J.

Waterman, W. H. Bias, George Ford, Leonard McClellan, If. C. Ward, Art Pictures GIVEN AWAY with cash purchases.

The number is limited and 'we want you to call early. See our window. RECEPTION and DANCE Tendered the LEAGUE OF CROSS CADET3, at CASINO BALL ROOM, MONDAY NIGHT, JULY 13 Superb dance music by the celebrated League of Cross Band of forty pieces. ADMISSION 25c. Hanna Perry, Fannie Perry, William visiting her grandparents, Mr.

and Mrs. J. W. Linscott, with her moth er. It was little Ellen's first birthday, and about a dozen children came with their mothers to help her celebrate the occasion.

The children had a great time playing, and at times were quite excited. Those present v.ere Bernice Peters, Willett Ware, Russell, Miss Esther Alfred. Miss Helen Peterson, one of the most popular and attractive girls of the younger set, has accepted a posi Theda Dickenson, Lewis Helms, Hon to teach at swanton. She Is a John Franklin Helms, Amy member of the Omega Nu sorority enjoying vocal and Instrumental solos. The South Dakota Anniversary club were the guests of Mrs.

Lynn Hawes last Friday afternoon. The afternoon was very pleasantly the Misses Lou and Alice Hawes adding much to the pleasure of th'2 guests by their music. Delicious refreshments were served and the club decided to have a moonlight picnic on the beach next Wednesday, when the club members will invite their families to enjoy the evening. Because Miss Irene Stone of Santa Oub was married before the date flrsc set some of her friends thought It an elopement, but it was not. On Thursday of this week she was wedded in San Francisco to Harry D.

de Venney, recently of Portland. The wedding was to have been August 1, but as the groom had been called south sooner than expected the wedding occurred before his departure. Miss Delia Corners of Santa Cruz was the bridesmaid. The happy young couple will live in Santa Barbara, and they are already installed in their nev and was very jmpular in the high Hinds, Elizabeth Linscott, Herbert MItclieni, I'hyllss Linscott, Margaret school. Miss Peterson's school opens HITNET (9 Monday, and she will no doubt niak a very good teacher.

DOG SHOW CASINO THEATRE JULY 15 and 16 Open 10 a. m. to 11 p. m. Admission 25c Children 15c and Anna Grace Williamson, and the guest of honor, Ellen Linscott.

Miss Venas Mere of Guatemala Is the guest of Miss Hazel Nottlng at the Ford cottage in Capltola. Miss Estello Whitman of San Fran 113-115 Pacific Avenue cisco Is visiting Mrs. W. J). Dullon.

Miss Harriet Snyder has named -8 Wednesday, August as the date of her wedding to Harry Davids of San Francisco. Mrs. W. D. Dallon was a charming hostess last Thursday afternoon, For $8 you can buy iooo feet of lumber that is worth to you more than twice the price asked.

Let us show you. home. Mrs. Ann llolton Is here from York city, the guest of her sister, Mrs. Eulice 1 1 ill ti, on Walnut avenue.

Lumber She was accompanied west by her son, Irving llolton, who has taken If you haven't ridden on the Scenic Railway at the Beach you haven't really lived yet. when she entertained about 30 guests In lienor of Miss Harriet Snyder. The afternoon was spent playing whist. The drawing rooms and library had been attractively decorated with roses and Shasta and numberless position in an Oakland bank. nine siik nags 01 uio (liuerent nn Companions i miiis.

cam lame represented a 147 Pacific Ave. Phone Main 2C7 Yards: San Vicente Lumber Phone Main 408 Install Officers nation, such as Ireland, Spain, England, Turkey, China, Scot land, The prb.es, handsome hat pins, were won by Mrs. Lloyd Bow man and Miss Catherine Smith. Miss IQUE THEATR FORMERLY THE SWAIN Romany Oil the great household remedy; no family should he without it. Certain relief for rheumatism, lumbago, gore throat and all inflammatory swellings.

25c and 50c bottles at all druggists. Coffin, Redlngton Distributers, San Francisco XV Ml POSITIVELY LAST WEEK CHAS. H. EDLER COMPANY wroMawMofer mm hj, mmsmmmw an 3 The Companions of the Forest of America held an installation of officers last night, the ceremony being performed by 1). 0.

C. Companion Anna Frazicr of Santa Cruz, assisted by Assistant U. M. Alice Corey. The olliecrs elected were as follows: Chief Companion, (trace Wagner; sul) chief companion, Belle Uountree; right guide, Hose Tral'ton; left guide, Lizzie Rooncy; recording secretary, Uooney; inner guard, Pearl Moore; outer guard, Howard Trafton.

Among the visitors present wer-Mr. and Mrs. Holmes of San Jose, and John Wagner of Stockton. After the installation ceremonies cake and pineapple ices were served. Snyder, the guest of honor, was presented with a little silver Cinderella slipper.

During the afternoon dainty refreshments were served. The guest list included Miss Harriet Snyder, Miss Estelie Whitman, the Mesdames A. II. Molllt, II. J.

Bias, Lloyd Bowman, L. M. Linscott, David Moore, Thomas Marquis, C. E. l'eters, Waller Fogg, II.

Allen, Leslie Johnston, Hoy Hammond, II. It. Judaii. S. W.

Coleman, II. E. Mcl'her son, the Misses Helen Snyder, Catherine Smith, Lily I'eua, Pearl Makiu-ney, Bess Wood, Winn Smith, Marguerite Pena, Miss McClure, Helen Peterson, Violet Peiia, Maud Hollen-beck, J03 Bcrulieim. MISS HELEN PETERSON. It HORSNYDER DRUGGIST and CHEMIST 132 Psciflc Avunuo Pham Main 59 7 Mrs.

Charles McNully and little son a i-i down from Berkeley, and are with Mrs. McXult.v's mot her, Mrs Ellen Cope, op Walnut avenue. Next Week Jack Golden Company Prices: Evenings, 10c, 20c, 30 Matinee, 10c, 20c Souienlr ght Friday Matinees Saturday Baby Carriage Welcome I Notes of the Superior Court Estate of Catherine D. Magruder, State Board Officers Elected The California Christian convention at Garfield park elected the following this morning, to serve as members of WOULDN'T IT TICKLE YOU? THE ALTOGETHER DIFFERENT MOCK TRIAL. The Epworth league of ho Pennsylvania-avenue M.

E. church held a mock trial last evening at the home of Miss Gladys Manweiler on Magnolia street. The treasurer, Merritt Quick, was tried for misappropriation of the league's funds. The presiding The Buckley home on Ocean Vievv avenue was the scene of a very delightful gathering Wednesday evening, when Miss Mildred Buckley entertained a number of friends in ro-wr of her guest, Miss Dorothy Wliinnoro. The house had been beautifully decorated for the occasion with a profusion of summer blossoms, and the evening was pleasantly spent playing iinn.

Alter cards delicious refresii-inents were served by the hostess. Mrs. Frank J. Hoffmann, who Is ahvn.i a delightful hostess, entertained sixteen ladies at luncheon last Tliuisil i The luncheon was served in the garden, and later the guests Wheel eather judge was M. W.

Quick, clerk Last Wednesday evening in Hakers-lleld Miss Grace Thurston of Santa Cruz was married to K. (). Foster of Bakerslleld. The bride is the daughter of Frank Thurston and has spent most of her life in Santa Cruz, where she attended the public schools. Later she attended the Slate normal, and since her graduation has been teaching in Paris, Kern county.

The groom is a young electrician oT Bakerstleld, where the young couple will make their home. Mr. and Mrs. W. L.

Hopkins (nee Gertrude Taylor), who were married ol the court, Miss Emma Clapp; sher the state board for the coming year: Rev. George W. Brewster of San Jose, Rev. J. J.

Evans of Sacramento, Dr. R. L. Rigdon of San Francisco, Rev. Ray O.

Miller of Fresno, Rev. Frank S. Ford of San Francisco, Rev. D. F.

Stafford of Watson-ville, Dr. A. R. Galloway of Healds-burg. For Berkeley Bible Seminary iff, Ernest Mosher; prosecuting attor neys, H.

K. Hamilton and Sarah Sco-lield; attorneys for the defense, How deceased Claim allowed; affidavit of publication; order of sale of real estate. Estate of Washington Rhoads, deceasedPetition for the fixing of inheritance tax; order fixing amount of inheritance tax at $523.99. Henry A. Peterson vs.

Frank Far-lin Writ of attachment; summons. J. T. Jones has opened a blacksmith shop on Soquel avenue, nexto the covered bridge. fui! a HOTEL BEN LOMOND SOLD.

The Ben Lomond hotel property ia Ben Lomond has been sold to Lydia B. Sowell by the present owners, Mrs. E. H. Scott and husband.

ard Bachman and Arthur Wheeler Alter a long and exciting trial, in winch many witnesses were called DANCING PARTY Casino, Saturday Night, July 16 Unique Souvenirs Given Each Dancer and examined, the prisoner was found tees: W. L. Porterfield of Long Beach, Dr. A. C.

Smith of Los Angeles, Rev. Peter Colvin of Santa Rosa. here late last month, were the guests of honor at an elaborate reception given lit Park Held on the evening of pinyeu iiitdge, the prizes being won by Mrs. Morris J. Gates.

Mrs. Will S. Moore and Mrs. Will Krieg. Mrs.

George Cardiff entertained the Knights Templar ladies last Wednesday afternoon at her home on Lo Hay and Grain. Wood and Coal, tt "not guilty" by the jury. After the trial came a box supper, which was much enjoyed by all. At the business meeting preceding Miss Alice Bell was elected president to complete the present term, John Heard having found it necessary to resign July 8. "i Miss V'Elta Lennaid of Walsonvillo is the guest of Mrs.

Will S. Moore on Lincoln street. Miss Lcnnardhas 8 Piwm Main 118. 293 Pacific Ave tt -MIL R. HOFFMANN.

tt DIED. -a- GREGORY In Santa Cruz, July 16, T. V. Gregory, dearly beloved husband of Frances M. Gregory, and Hoods ttttanunttititttttttttttt ti DEATH OF E.

D. BARROWS. The death occurred at Palo Alto Monday of E. D. Barrows, who was well known in Santa Cruz, where for cust street.

The afternoon was most pleasantly spent, the ladies sewing ami each one contributing to the entertainment of the others by telling an amusing story or incident. The engagement of Winfield Ben-ner, a former Santa Cruz boy, and Miss Stella Thompson has just been announced in Berkeley. Mr. Benner is a graduate of our local high school and of the State university. He is at present teaching in Fresno.

The wedding will take place late in Augusf some time he was the confidential loving father of May Lillian Frank F. Gregory and Mrs. J. J. Barrickto, all of San Francisco, a native of Canada, aged 66 years.

The funeral of the deceased will be held Monday morning at 9 o'clock from Holy Cross church. Solemn requiem mass at 9 a. m. i FIRST SPIRITUAL. First Spiritual church, Native Sons' hall, IIS Pacific avenue: 11 a.

open debate, free platform, five minutes each. Subject, "Novel and Novel Reading," led by Prof, lioswell, who also will give healing demonstration. 7:30 p. lecture by Chas. Hocum, subject, "Is Spiritualism a Religion, and If So, Will It Ever Become a Popular Religion?" Test reading followed by lecture by Mrs Roberts and others.

clerk of F. A. Hihn. He resigned that post some time ago to enter Sarsaparilla Acts directly and peculiarly on the blood; purifies, enriches and revitalizes it, and in this way builds up the whole system. Take it.

Get it today. In usual liquid form or In chocolate coated tablets culled Sarsatabs. Stanford university for special work. -a- STUDEBAKER "FLANDERS 20" The little marvel which is now making the record run "Under Three Flags." Easy rldirg; wheelbase, 100 tires, 32x3 in. Price, $870.

Particulars and demonstration from J. O. CEDAR, Local Agent for Studebaker Automobiles, at CASINO GARAGE. It is far easier to praise the for giveness of enemies than to practice iahi. in santa uruz, July IB, flyro.

Margaret Maher, a native of Wisconsin, aged 52 years. the forgiveness of friends..