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THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, SATURDAY, JULY 3, 1897. v, 8an Francisco, Cal.; C.E. Lloya, Oakland, wl director. 0 PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. ¢ tor the boys and girls, | 5 tary John \Villis Baer, | N. Hunt, Minneapolis, Min ev. Johu Ren, Oakland, Cal. GATIONAL CHURCH-—For Francis E Clark, Boston, ; Miss L oiers; CONG? the asonable’ Boston, ) i \ Kin Eca da Silva, g; 4, address, Afro-American le Mathews, New journment. } Quiet Hour, 4:30 to 5:30. CALVARY ERIAN CHURCH— | Topie, **Deep: > spiritual Life, | aucied by London, England; | D. M. Lawrence, San Franefsco, musical direc: Sunday Evening { 6,30—Regular Ckh Endeavor Praise teesings. Topic, * al Responsibility | ¢ Conversion of the World’ 30, reguiar by visiting Monday Morning, LY MORNIN 7:15; top July 12. | G PRAYER MEETINGS, , “Our Associats Mem- EAR j 10 7 San Francisco Meetings. | PTIST CHURCH—Leader, John G. A riz. GATIONAL CHURCH—Lead- ashington, D. C A. M. Z10N CHURCH— Rev. A. T. R nzgold, Gara WESTMINSTER PRE Leader, Leonard Merri THIRD GREGATIONAL CHURCH— Leader, Rev, H. W Providence, R. L | CHURCH—Leader, Rev. B. M. Long, York, Nebr. nd Meeting ATIONAL CHURCH—Lead- s Davis, Oakland, Cai. Study, 8:30 to 9:15. 1SCO (¢ M. E. CHURCH., Topic, “John; a Message condueted by Protessor Herbert L.Willect, Chi- cago, I1l. Chalk Talk, 8:30 to 9:15. ctical use of the blackboard in Christian PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. Meatings and How to Mak; ' PAVILION—Rev. M. Rhodes, Mo. erier, san + service; 9:40, devo cted by Rev. Wm. H. Scudder, Tacoma, ~Cheistian ¥ ora Missionary Force; address, Tenth Legion,” Amos nal Roturns for Missionary Investments.” Rev. Thomas O. Crouse, Baltimore, Md.; 12, ad- journment. Monday Noon — Evangelistic Services. CALIFORNIA THEATER—E. Meredith, Oak- land, Ca.., mnsical dire Speakers: Tamil Evangelist David, South ladia; Rev. Ford C. Ottnunn MERCE — William F. Francisco, musical director. C. N. Hunt, Minneapolis, Minn.; arles Roads, D.D., Chester, Pa, EMPOR Powell 'Evans, San Francisco, musics Coriland Myers, Broo Monday Afternoon. mu Speuker: Rev. Y. MECHANI PAVILION—Annual Junior Rally; Rev. J. H. Bomberzer, Columbiana, Ohio, presiding; Rev. Jonn. Res, Oaklind, cal direcior; 2:20, praise service; conducted by Rev. , singing by irom Mrs, Fran. :00, illustrated , “The Song of tne Heart,” Re Pierce, Philadelphia, Pa.; San Francisco ~ Juniors. )’ words by Amos R. Wells, Cal., mu 2:40, dey €. C. Poling, P! Chinese choir; Clark , gree! on, Mess. cis E Robert F. exareise by Junior Gard Boston, music by Charles §.Brown, Boston, :00, remarks by Presideat Francis E, 10, adjournment. VILION—Practical School or Methois and Ways of John Willis Baer, Boston, J. Morris, Oakland, Cal., 2:30, praise servive: 2:40, T WOODWARD'S P of Christian Endes Working; Seeretar Mass., presiding; musical direcio! devotional exercises, conuucted by Rcb. v, Salt Lake City, Utsh; 2:45, singing v Chinese quartet; 2:50, paper, “The Lookout Committee,” A E. MacDonaid, | Cnicago, 5, open parliament, “Ways of Working,” conducted by T. J. 1t Shields, Philadelphia, Pa.; 3:05, paper, er-meeting Commitiee,” Miss Lil- er, S:dalin, Mo.; 3:10, open pa. s af Working.” John R. Baltimore, Md.; 8:20, paper, “The Social mittee,” Charles A. Forse, St. Louis, Mo. ; 3 opeu narlinment, *Ways of Working,” cor H. Lowis, Seattle, Wash.; ; 3:40, prayer service; 3:45, ssionary Committee,”” Miss Frances B. , Chicago, IIL; 3350, onen parlia- wys of Working,” H. N. Lathrop, Boston, Mass.; 4:00, paper, “The Other Com: mittees,” Miles M. Shand, Washington, D. C. 4:10, open parliament, “Ways of Working, liament, ‘W W ducted by ment, conducted by Harry A. Kinports, New York, N.Y.; 4:20, closing remarks, “The Source of All Power for Service,” conducted by Charles 1. Studd, London, Eng.; 4:30, adjournment, Quiet Hour—4:30 to 5:30, CALVARY PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH—An important coxference for pastors and church officers only. Topic: “Deepening the Spirit- uul Life” Condueted by the Rev. J. Wilbur Chapman, D.D, Philadelphta, Pa. Lawrence, San Francisco, musical director. Monday Evening—Closing Exercises, MECHANICS’' PAVILION—President Francis Clark, D.D., presiaing. A. M. Benham, . Cal., musical director. 7:30, praise service; 7:50, devotional exercises, conducted | he Rev. F. E. Mallor; Topeka, Kans.; 55, anthem by the choir; 8:03, sermon, the orge F. Pentecost, D D., Yonkers, N. 8:35, singing; 8:40, consecration meet- ing, conducted by President Clark; 9:30, ad- journm, WOODWARD'S PAVILION—Secretary John D. M, | | Adams, Miss Emma Armstrong, Miss May Arm- strong, Miss Susie Abbott, Mrs. Wiliiam Ab- bott, Mrs. T. Agee, Mixs Lily Arper, Miss Eulila Ayres, Miss M. Abram, Miss M. L. Ames, Miss Ellen Arding, Miss Mary Arding, Fred Albargs, L. Alberti, Miss E. Abram, Alfred Ayhens, Miss Irene Allen, R. Athowe, Miss A.ice Ayhens, William Abbott, A. Anderson, M. Anirews, Mrs. L. S._Andrews, Miss Byrne, Miss M. T. Brace, Miss Li.y Best, Miss L. F. Brun- ner, Mrs. C. V. Burton, Miss Stella Burton, Miss Lucy Brace, Miss E. Burris. Miss Bes- sie Buck, Miss Fannie Bart, Miss Jennie Burt, W. H. Ballenger, E. Broadbent, William Barr, Mrs. G. D. Baira, Miss G. Bird, D. A. srown, Miss H. Burt, Miss F. AL Brewer, J. Barnett, Miss M. M.’ Benedict, Miss Daisy Bishop,” Forbes F. Brown, Miss M. E. Blake, Jobhu 8. Batehen, Robert Burus, C. M. Bufford, C. D. Burbank, William T. Blackburn, C. L. Bareford. Mrs. H. M. Barber, Mi-s M. M. Brooks, Miss A. N, Brooks, Miss ‘Alice Bufford, Mrs. H. W. Barnard, Miss Jessie Bellman, G. Behrud, Miss Cardyn Boyan, Miss Sadie i3ar- tran, Mrs. George Barnard, Miss A. E. Bradiey, E. R. Braun, Phils riey, Rev. H. N. Miss' F. M. Burt, Miss Ida Booth, A. F. S. Brown, Miss Clara A. Brown ie Bonn. Miss Carrie Belton, Mrs. G. Baker, Mrs. D. D. Boyer, R A. Braman, Miss L R. Bush, Miss E. C. Barss,Miss Lilla Barlow, Miss C. W, Billington, Miss G. M. Cole, Miss N. H. Cole, Miss Incz Cook, Miss Jeanie Curry, 0. A. Cla*sell, Mrs. Waldren Crouse, Mrs. Thomas Chees- |- C. Clarke, Miss Ethel Cl Cohen, Mrs. C. man, Miss Carew, Miss Cook, Mis: Miss Otive Cummings, Miss Helen Conway, Mrs. R. P. Ciement. Miss C G. 1. Crosby, Miss Kittie Crosby, B. W. C Miss Irene Crocker, Miss Mary M. Coliin C. Corbett, Miss H. Corbett, C. H Cornick, Miss L. M. Collins, Miss C. Cronton, Miss Caughey, M. E. Clarke, J. J. Ching, Miss'H. J. Campbell, Rulph Clarke, Thomas Cox, Miss Alice Cook Miss L. Calestock, Mrs. L. O. Carter, Mrs. Cooley, Mrs. Estella Carpenter, Miss Isabel Dwight, Mrs, C. C. Darling, J. Duncas, Wil liam O. Dische, Johu Dickie, John W. Dickie, D. Dickie. Miss F. Davidson, Miss I Davidson, Miss Cec:lia Decker, R. R. Dempster, Miss Grace Davis, G. W. Drew, Mrs. William D. Discho, Miss de Forrest, Mrs. Danieis, Mrs. F. D. Dixon, Miss E, L. Day, Miss M. Davis, Mrs. George E. Duucon, Mrs. A. B. Deilingham, Mrs. John Dickie, Miss A. Dirking, Miss Fan: nie Denning, Miss Sadie Denning, J. E. Dalziel, F Daniels, Miss Emma Ebr- horn, Mr . Evans, Mrs. A Ever- eit, Mrs. J. P. Forbes, Miss J. Frazer, James French, J. Fruniing, H. Foroden, Miss E. Fleming, N. B. Frisbie, Miss Comilla Frank, Miss L. Feldheim, Miss M. Fay, James French Jr., Miss E. M. Freedman, Miss J. Forge, Miss Alice Fairweather, J. J. Ford, Miss Annie Fiddes, Miss F.8. Ford, Frank L. Ford, Miss Lathrop Floy, Miss Grace Fairchild,’ Miss Fow.er, Henry Feige, Miss H. B. Frillman, Miss M. F. Fergecsou, Dr. J. M. Forrest, Ben' jamin_Franklin, Dr. Thomas Fletcher, Wil liam Fowler, J. P. Forbes, Mrs. T. Fletcher, Miss Annie Grant, Miss Sarah Gass, Mr. and Mrs. D. M. Gore, C. R.- Girard, Miss S. Gurpear, Miss L. Gilles, Miss Ethel Gar- rett, Mrs. C. C. Garfield, Miss N. E. Gardner, Mrs, Gomley. Miss Lexay Grant, J. M. Gale, A, Gillispie,W. L. Girard. Cnarles L. Goething, | Miss.Alma ‘Gunnison, Mrs. D. J. Gillmore, H. J. Girms, Miss Maud Gray, Miss Bertha Gray, Werd Grant, J. I. Gordan, William Grande- man, Mrs. J. H. Glenn, Mrs. E. C. Griftin, James A. Gauld, Miss G. Hail, Mrs. Robert Husband, Mrs. R.’ J. Harding, Miss H. Hearn, Willis Baer, Boston, Mass,, presiding. J. J. | Mrs. H. Haslam, Miss Alice Hudson, Miss M. PALACE HOTEL HOTEL PLEASANTON o~ o R. Wells, Bosto 0, address, “For- eign. Missions,’ Ewing, D.D.. La- Ycre, Indin; 10:30, 10 *iSystematic and Proportt Giving God,” Rev. John R. Davies, D.D., New York; 203, singing; 11:10, unroliing the “Mission- 201 of Honor,” conducted by Ripht Rev. ard Rondthaler, D.D., Salem, N. C.;11:20, Lrief oduction 'of Visiting' missiounries ; 11:30, address, “Home Mis- Boyntos, D.D., Detroit, nment. S PAVILION—President Kran- ., presiding; A. T. =utherland, . musical director; 9:30, praise 5, devotional exercixes, conducted sser, Reading, Pa.—Christinn vangelistic Fore : “The World’s Prayer Chaly Stapie Lead, Ade zide, South Aus- ‘10, address, *City Evangel.zn- Ouistde of the Churcnes,” by Charies Roads, D.D., Chester, Penn.; , singing; 10:35, nddress, *‘Depening the bpirimal Life lus:de—Our Churches,” Rev. J Wilbar Chapman, D. D, Philadelphis, Penn.; 11:05, presentation of bauner to the local city union having reported the best progress in the past in promoting svstematic and propor tonate giviug to God (banner held the past year by the New York Union). presented in benalf of the United Society oj Christian En: deavor by Rev. E. L House, Attieboro, Mass. 1:20, singing; 11:25, addreas, *“Some Spirit Morris, San Francisco, musical director. 7:30, praise service; 7:50, devotional exercise: couducted by the” Rev. John V. McCall, Mi eral Wells, Tex.; 7:55 anthem by the choir; 8:05, sermon, ths J. Wilbur Chapman, Db, l’h:llldflll'lll'lv Pa.; 8:35, singing; 8:40, consecration meeting, condu eta Baer; 9130, sdfonrmuent . ooved by Becretary THE GREAT CHOIR There Will Be Fifteen Hun- dred Voices in Harmony. There Will Be Prominent Singers From All Parts of the State. There are to be 1500 or more voices in the great Pavilion choras. The names on’ the register are as follows: BAN FRANCISCO—James Andrews, F. M THE PALACE HOTEL Headquarters for the General Officers ot the Christian Endeavorers. A B anti‘ully Decorated Ccurt Which to Welcome Visitors. The Rates. in Mr. John C. Kirkpatrick, manager of this magnificent house, very promptly subscribed the generous sum of $1000 to- ward the general fund raised by the com- mittee of '97. In addition to this he has made the rates so reasonab’e that tney will be within the reach of all: Rooms on the European plan are to bs from $1 per day upward, each person. On the American plan (with meals) from $3 per day upward, each person. All the general ofticers of the society, together with the entire delegations from many of the Siates, will be located at the Palace. SUTRO BATHS' DAY, The Afternoon of the 10th Instant Will Be Spent by the Christian Endeav- orers at Sutro Baths, No place in the far West has sucha world-wide reputation as Sutro Baths. Probably not one of the hundreds of thou- sands of strangers brought by the search for pleasure or otherwise to the El Do- rado of the nineteenth century—the sun- loved land of California—has failed to spend some ha ppy hours at this magnifi- cent palatizl place, which bears testimony of the progressive and enterprisins spirit of one of California’s most highly re- spected citizens and philanthropists— Hon. Adolpn Sutro. Sutro baths are, without doubt, the finest of their kind in the world. They cost to build §1.500,000, and have a capacity of 1,804 962 gallons. A programme of striking novelties has been arranged for tc-day, Christian En- deavorers’ day, July 10, and Sunday, July 1L “Die Puppen Fee,” or the “Doll Fairy,”” a_ballet pantomime originated by Herr Hasselbreiter, maitre de ballet of the Im- perial Opera-house, Vienna, will be pro- duced at the baths on the dates men- tioned. The spectacle nas never belore been produced in the United States. Pro- fessor Hanson of Stockholm, Sweden, has charge of its presentation at Sutro Baths. As a supplement to the ballet pantomime a grand finale of original historical ta- beaux wili be presented at the close ot every performance. The Jumber ana beauty of the costumes required for the tableaux and the pantomime will present a series of kaleidoscopic and brillant scenes, —_—————— The Pleasanton. The Hotel Pleasanton is probably one of the most elegantly appointed and suc- cessfully conducted family and tourist hotels in San Francisco. The proprietor, Q. M. Brennan, is one of the oldest and most experienced hotel men in California. Two lines of cable-car< pass the hotel, go- ing direct to Golden Gate Park and the grand ocean boulevard. " The cuisine and service at the Pleasan- ton is not 1o be excelled. Those who ap- preciate the best and will pay for the best will find a cordial greeting ana a mo:t pleasant recollection of San Francisco’ vroverbial hospitality at this beautiful bostelry, | Miss Sternberg, Mrs. E. J. Struger, F. A. Som- ! Miss A, Dickie, Mrs. C. Hall, Mrs. E. Morebon, L. Hall, Miss H. House, Miss E. Cooner, Miss 8. Hart, Miss Hulda Hauer, George H. Hook, J. 8. Hunt, J. W. Henderson, P. L. Halls, R. 1. Harding, W. C. Hearn, James C. Hayburu, G. F. Holtham, Miss A. Hazlett, H. W. Hea.d, Miss Lena Hearn, Miss Lizzie Hess, Miss Helen Heath, Miss J. Hadenfeidt, Adolph Hansen, C. E. Harrell, Miss C. G. How- »rd, Miss Henderson, Mrs. Hauer, Wiiliam Hacket, Miss L. L. Hyde. Miss £ L. Hunt, Miss May Hey, Mrs. Dora M. Harvey, Mrs. John R Hillman, J. R. Hair, C.C. Hallett, Miss Ada Hurd, Miss Maud Heywood, Miss E. F. Herri- man, Miss F. Hawkings, R. T. Hell, R. Hart, Charles A. Hill, Miss Oliver Hurper, Miss M. M. Herrick, Miss W. J. Hilton, Miss M. Ha- mann, Miss Virginia Harrison, C. K. Harmon, Miss Maggie Irving, Miss Elsie Irving, Miss Edith Irving, Miss M. L. Johuston, Miss Helen Johnston, Miss E. V. Jones, Miss Frances Joy- ner, H. Z. Jones, D. W. Johuson, Miss L. Jones, Miss P. C. Jenkins, Miss Bertha Johuson, Ellis Jones, Mrs. Jacobs., Miss Jacobs, Mrs, Johnson, Miss Ethel Johnson, Mrs. C. P. Jausex, Mrs. Susan Johuson, Miss N. Jacobson, James G. Jones, Miss E. M. Johnston, Mrs. A. 8 John- son, A. W. Joues, Miss Jean Jarvis, Mrs, E. Jones, Miss Anabelle Kelly, H. W. Kelly, F. H. Killick, Mist E, Kingsbury, Miss A. King, Miss G. Krauss, Miss D. C. Kitiredge, Dr. and Mrs. W. Z. King, Karl E. Kneiss, John K 5 Keeley, Rivert K-lly, rs. L. Kern, s Louisa Libby, Miss R. Longwell, Miss L. Laven- saler, Peter Lamar, A. Li wood, Miss Laws, Miss Hermione Las . T. A. L. Littilewood, Miss Ruth Lanes, Miss M. Lomox, Miss Ruth Laws, Miss Minnie Laumeister, Miss E. C. Lawson, Miss I'. Lathrop, Richard C. Landers, Edward F. Leilick, Miss A, Lendelop, Miss Alice Man- ning, Miss Minnie McCaw, Miss Jeannie Mor- gan, M:s; Gertrude Mays, Miss Alice Mayhew, M M. McGilvray, Miss M. McGlaghlin, D. McKillar, J. McMeekin, Miss H. Maaeson Miss J. A« Meeker, Miss N. Moore, Miss Matheson, John McCullough, Miss Abron Mebel, Miss D. MeCaw, M. Mad ison, Miss Grace McCioskey, Charles Mayer Jr., Wiliam M. Manerkorn, A, Mennie, W. von Meverick, H. Q McDonaid, George B. McDonald, Miss Malgren, Miss Mactin, Miss Morgan, Miss A. Mattnews, Miss Rose Mays, Mrs. J. T. McDonald, Miss . Monigomery, Miss Norma McArron, Miss. L. T. McDonald, L. D. McDeid, Mrs. J. J. Morris, A. McCaw, Mrs. J. A. McCul- lough, Miss N. M. Marks, Mrs. N. H. Martin, Miss Ione MacDonald, Miss Nettie Meeker, Miss Lillie Morcom, George Matine, Miss E. C. Mn- comber, Mrs. A. J. Mills, E. G. Morton, Miss G. McIntosh, Mrs. William Martin, Miss J. Mc- Mrs, M. C. Morgan, Miss M. Martin, . in. Miss Bessie Mack, Mrs, Dora Mol- teno, Miss C. Martin, Miss T. F. Moulton, Miss Hallie Moulton, Mr.and Mrs. J. H. McCallum, ‘Thomus Myles, Mrs. J. T. McLerie, Miss Maud w. Martin, John McCunn, William Miss Mottie, Miss McCloud, Miss Mary Misk Jenuie Nelson, Mrs. T. W. Nowli: » Northrop, Mr: y s yes, Miss Do Noteno, Miss N. Newbert, Miss J. Norton, C. H. Norihrop, Wiiiiam Neilsen, Mrs. L. C. Nich- olson, William Nicholson, John Nute, Mrs. W. A. 8. Nicholson, James Neal, Mis. C. H. O'Brien, M. J. Orr, Miss Auna Osterloh, Mrs. C. L. Osgood, Robert Patterson, Frank Pratt, M L. J. Perry, Miss Ruth Parker, Miss M. ne, Miss E. Parsons, C. M. T. Parker, T. Prichard, Miss J. Partridge, Miss Plunkett, Miss A. Partridee, Miss Nellle Partridge, H. { Powden, Miss Maud Pratt, J. Leo Park, C. R. Persons, Taecodore Pinther. Charles Pa- rent Jr., E. E. Qun{'h’, Miss Isabel Rose, Miss _Emma Russell, Miss Anna Rus- sell, Mre. J. E. Russeli, Miss Edith Rogers, George R ley, D. S Reynolds, T.W. Read, Miss Georgia Read, Miss E. G. Russell, Miss E. Rock, Miss J. Y. Reed, Miss Russeli, Henry Rommel, David M. Russell, H. F. Ross, Miss L. Rabjohn, Mrs. William Rader, A. M. Ramsi Miss' H. Reed, Miss Nellie Rachel, George Reeves, Mr. and Mrs. Don Purdee Riggs, Miss M. Reynolas, A.F.Ruthrauff, Mrs. J. Richie, Nielson, Mras. 8. Ray, Miss G. Rey Mrs, J. H. Rich- . Mr. and Mrs. H. P. Rigdon, Dr. 8. H. Roberts, Miss Frances Stroup, Miss Millie Strohi, Mrs. Francis Smith, Mrs, . Steary, Miss T. ber, Miss O. Schnltz, . Smith, Dr. and Mrs, H.L. Slager, Miss H. Shehan, Norweod Stratton, Miss M. R. Smitn, Miss Helen Stone, Miss E. Smith, H. B. Smith, James G. Sinchez, Mrs. W. Alexander Smith, ers, Miss C. Spusito, Miss G. Sposito, Miss E. M. S.ocum, Miss J. H. Slocum, R. Scouler, Miss Grace Seunders, Miss L. E. Saunders, Mis< M. Stewart, Miss E. M. Spencer, drs. B. Schaff, M. F. Smith, the Rev. E. L. Snowdea, Mrs. Rich- ard C. Sanders, Miss E. sundberg, Miss Lottie Spear, Alexander Stephen, Mrs. M. A. Taylor, Miss D. E. Thomas, Miss F. Thorn, D. W. Tillinghast, Mrs. Charles Towne. Miss M. Tiffany, Mrs. G. Trogler, Miss Alice Theurkauf, Miss Kate Taubmsnn, Mona Taubmann, Miss Emma Thurber. W. A, Talchard, Miss Bessio M. Talchard, Miss D. Thomson, Mrs. F. J. Thayer, Mrs. M. A. Tannu, hill, Miss'Lida Talcoit, Miss M. E. Purreil, Mrs. M. Tobin, James I. Vint, Arthur H. Wright, Miss Clara Van Stall, Charles Van Orden, Mirs. A. Vice. Miss A. Vice, Miss A. Whitney, Miss Maud Williams, Mrs. George Walker, Miss Mag- ~ Wrignt, Mies Eiiza Wright,Miss EvaWright, <5 Lizzie Weir, 3iss Ohnriotte Weir, Mrs, S. Weaver, Miss' C. M. Williamson, ' Miss Whalley, Miss Eva Whalley, Walter Walsh, C. Watts, W. Wegichner, C. Wyman, M. White, Charles M. Whitney, Mrs. S. A, Wash burn, Mrs. Whyte, Miss F. A’ Warden, Samuel Weeks, Mis Marguerita Wald, Miss K. Whip- ple, Mrs. Frank Walker, Miss 8.'A. Ward, H. B. Ward, Miss Jos:e Wa.Ker, ofr. and Mrs F. M. Wood, Miss J. Williams, Mr. snd Mrs A. A. Whitney, Miss M. Weigel, Miss Carrie B. Way- mand, Miss F. M. Wesiey, Wiliiam F. Walker, B. Wentworth, A. Wiison, Miss A. Wilson, John M. Whytlaw, David’ Wise, Dr. Wilijam Yale. OAKLAND—Mrs. Louise Herring, Mrs. W. A. Knowles, W. A. Knowles, Paul A. Greub, Mrs. Boscow, Miss Lottie Hopper, Miss C. Pot- ter, Miss Jennie Gardner, Miss Bertha Marsen, Mrs. F. Ray, Miss C. Beekman, Miss Grace Beekman, Miss Jennie Smith, Miss M. Scott, Miss Doretha Manning, Mrs. Mary A. Curley, M. Cable, Miss C. Cable, Miss Alice E. Miss Lottie E. Reed, Miss L. G. Redding, H. Heinhazd, Miss A. Hein Miss E He haed,. P, Thayer, Miss K. Abrams, Miss ' Rosehne Keep, Miss L. Lancaster, Mrs. J M. Collias, - Aliss T Collins, 1. H. Collins, Miss Dalsy Bowen, Miss H. Nye. Miss Lulu Bowen, A, W. Bush, Mrs. A W. Bush, J. B. Fryer, M. C. White, G. L. Eller- brack, N. Cutting.” Miss Heleu Myer, Miss Loutse Myer, L. Howlaud, Mss Mabei Marsin, Miss Teresa Darling, Mrs. J. R. Mason, M Clara Westiey, Miss Eliza Gray. Miss G, D Miss Ferrell, Mrs. Ferreil, Miss Wakefield, M Stern, Miss Maggie Trotter, Miss Jenuie Sim- monas, Miss Mabel Hareus, 3irs. H. G. Br land, Miss G win, Miss Anna Nopel, C. W. Freeman, Miss Winona Brown, Mrs. K. M. Har- den, C. Trainer, F, Trainer, A. E. Trainer, Miss V. Trainer, John Phillips, Miss Annie W. Ing- Dham, Miss' Lulu Evans, Miss Fessie McCord, Mrs, F. G. Bronson, Miss Nellie Summers, Ars. McKenworchy, Mrs. B, Brainard, Miss E. Ros- cow, Mrs, W. Hussey, Birdie P.lciier, Miss Eliza- beth D. Arnold, Miss Jeannette Murtin, Mrs. John Kearn, Miss Edna Bolton, Arthur_Bolton, Mrs. H. F. Veil, Miss M. E.'Allen, Miss M. Mrs. A.'A. Dewiug, J. V. Bobb, W. H. is, iss W . 8. Bothwell, Miss Fau- nie Cobbledick, J. E. Bothevilie, Alex F. Ross, Wiilard White, Logan, John V J D. Maddrill, A. lderell, J. B. Ary ton, John S. Roos, A. M. Robertson, W. Loch, J. V. Michelson, Henry Irwiu, May Cobbledick, J. E. Edwards, M. M. phrey, L. Purierfind, A, R. Whitman, Miss tadie McCuichin, Miss J. Lemmon, Miss N. FPaget, A. McIntosh, Miss E. Fuiton, Mrs. 8. £ Colliny, Mrs, L. Verr, Miss Maud Sanderson, Miss Grace Kummer, Miss Eleen Fern, Mrs. A. F. Howiand, Miss W. Porierfind, Miss B. Wilson, Miss B. Kummer, Misy L. Crifey, Mrs. B. Liddell, Mrs. E. Amos, Miss C. Corran, M. J. Barr, Mis. M. L. Cuxre, Mrs. B. E. Stark, Miss'D. Madison, M. E. Rust, Miss Annie Hen- iry, Miss Mary Hendry, Miss Lizzie Hendry, .S, Matthews, Mis. L. E. Bowen, Miss . E. Purle, C. J. Purie, Miss M. Whittaker, s Clara Hoagland, Miss H. Austin, J. Austin, Miss L Spencer, M.Spencer, Miss A. Knight, Miss B. Garrette, Mrs. A.J. Booguma, Miss . Madsen, Miss F. Davis, E. 31, Benson, M, Cruff, M. Camp, M. Bears, E Fuiton, Alva Maryin, Samuel White, Mrs. M. E. Bow- en, E.' A. Norden, Miss Edith Wheeler, Mrs. T Kecrson, Miss A. Hart, Miss Mabel Hart, Miss Ellen Haileit, Miss Grace Robinson, H. Wilds, Miss Catherine McLean, Miss Lillie Veary, G. £. Nasbai, Mre. J. F. bell, Miss Mabel Huiton,J. McDonald, Miss Mary Veary, Mrs. A. E. Sherman, E. A, Sher- man, Miss Annie Carle, Miss Agues Forlin, Miss’ Mary Forlin, E. McCormick, Fred Broscow, E. J. Wogar, C. E. Priest. Amos A. Griffa, A. ¢. Hindule, Edward Finkel den, Fred Landbron, W. F. Smith, W. J. Wybe, Miss Nei- lie Leuch, Miss M. A.Cox, Miss M, Lagman, Miss Grace Thomas, Miss Laura Verr, Miss Edith Hubbard, Carios G. White, Miss M. E. Vaughn, Miss Grace McWorihy, 'Miss Eiiza- beth Lehnoor, Miss Lillie Baxiey, Miss Fannie Baxley, Miss Grace Gilbert- sou, Mrs. M. O. Vesper, Miss Alice Vesper, Mry. L. Haymon, Mrs. 0. Hill, Miss Blakoloy, Mrs. M. Robertson, Mrs. R.J. Mead, Miss L. Taber, Miss M. McDonald, Miss Lena M. Taber, Mrs. J. J. Warner, Miss E. B. Henson, V. J. Jieghain, 'K, C, Peavody, Misy Alico M. Fiint, & L said, W, T. Schindler, George C. Kelly, Smythe, D. F. Jones, Fred Gardeell, R. A. Gardeell, T. K. Gammeli, Miss Curry, Miss A. Potter, J. J. Fruitt, H.J. McDonald, W. M. Stocks, J. W. Thomas, Josiah Kcep, A. F. Hemp- stead, Miss Sadie Smith, Miss Minnie Smith Miss Floreuce Edwards, Dr. C. Dodge, A. Foster, Miss Grace Wythe, Miss Alice Wythe, Mise Mary Wythe, L. Grass, C. F. Martin, M. K. Harden, A.Sharklin, Allen Sharklin, Gilberison, K. Bothewell, A. P. Parker, . J. Barr, Hugh Davis, Jamie Willlams, H. Williams, W. M. Gardiner, E. C. Reeves, I, G. Miller, W. ake, Mrs. D. P. Schafer, A. E. Schufer, A. 8. Schafer, Mrs, Maud Couiter, E. I, Farisn, Miss Alice Walton, Miss Ethl Liddell, Miss A. Whaite, Howard Whaite, Theodore ae Loguna, A. Buliock, R. T. Lyuas, Miss Mary Rust, Miss Maud Wicker, Miss Hattie Wicker, Miss Mabel Coyle, Miss Mary F. Potter, Miss Irene Lehoir, Miss Mabel Hutton, Miss Grace dwards, Miss Eisie McMath, Miss Evelya le Miss Carrie W. Atkinson, Mrs.J. Waiton, Miss M. Behrms, Miss M. Roop, Miss Hampton, #| R. Palmer, sliss Huitie Peel, Mrs. W. W. McDonald, Miss E. Henr{. Mrs. H. V. Hatton, Miss Joscphine Crockett, Mis< Josie Amos, Mrs. H, A. barrett, Mrs. H. L. White- head, R. M. Orton, Miss Cariie Orton, Miss Emmu Orton, G. M. Kimball. Miss Bertha Huauser, Miss A. Davis, Miss E. Davis, Miss Laura White, Miss R. Davis, Miss A. M. Euvs- tice, Miss M. Thomas, Miss Lucy Nopel, E. M. McCandlish, Miss Mabel Hempstead, Miss Florence Long, Miss Daisy Alexander, Miss Frances Alexauder, L. O. Adams, B. V. id, Miss Eva Ayres, G. R. Sanbori, Mrs. ¥. H. Sanborn, Miss Lizzie Thomas, Miss Louise Frank, Miss R. Foster, Miss Blanche Butler, Mrs. C. E. Lloyd, Miss Lillie Cooper, W. F. Nilar, Mr. and Mrs, G. W. Hughes, Miss Blanche Sevindell, W. B. Bridges, D. A. Brown, J. W. Alexander, Cnarles Brown, Miss J. Neirsom, T. N. Neir- som, A. A. Davis, Miss Harriett Davis, Mr. and Mrs. P. H. Barton, Mrs. C. H. Pailpott, C. H. Philpott, H. F. Neil, Byron Hendrickson, A. A. Bullock, Mrs. E. B. Meek, H. H. Hildreth, Miss Henrietta Kramer, S. Johnson, L. Jones, Arthur P. Alexander, Miss Lizzie Rowiand, E. Roberts, Miss Muriel Hughes, Miss Daisy Shaw, Miss Willits, Miss McCullough, Miss tella Adams, Hearry Pallett, Miss Helen M. Pierce, C. W. "Broek, J.- L. Gilbus, W. 8. Jounes, Mr. and Mrs. J. O. San- born, R. V. McKee, Miss Nellie McVey, Miss'Maud Davis, Henry Morton, Miss Grace Jones, Mrs. Emma Draper, A. H. Jones, Miss Rubj; Smith, Miss Effie Snall, T. Turnbul, D. Friages, Miss Hazel Hughes, Mrs. H. Gibbs Otto Darnstedt, C. F. Rich, Miss Matite Del rick, Miss May Jones, C. William Finkeidey, E. J T. Ayres, A. D. Avres, F. C. . Raymond, Stephen Wythe, Miss rwo0d, Miss Betn CLf, Mrs. L. B. B. Sharkey, M. 8. Draper, . Dickie, Miss Anna Franck, Miss geie Franck, Miss Ada Haywood, T. C. Kel- sey, Miss Knte Gilbert, Miss Mabel Ballard, Miss Aune Dickeuson, Mrs, J. C. Morrison, E. R. Sylvester, M. K. Waiker, R. A. Ingals, Miss Mabel E. Doub, Miss Luecy ¥. Taylor, Miss Kntherine Freerson, Miss Myra ¥reerson, Miss Annte M. Ford, Miss Helen Haven, Miss Olive Moody, Miss ¥mma Davis, Mrs. F. Foss, F. W. Ried,” Mrs. J. E. Mackinlosh, Miss Beatrice Cattell, Miss Georgie Ldgar, Miss Maie Ford, Miss Ada Frierson, James Graves, Miss Addi Helling, M Cable, Miss Ray Ballock, Mil- ton H. Bamilton, James H. Mitchell, George Jackson, H. W. Meads, J. W. McKay, C. Wallace Merwin, Raiph F. Gross, Miss £mily Parker, E. F. Phelps, Mrs. E. T. Haskell, Mrs, E'H. Hughes, Miss May Page, Mra. Mary Page, Mrs. J. Rae, Mrs. 8. P. Cutting, G. W. Fraser, Mrs. G. W. Fraser. Mis: Nellio Meads, Miss Minnie Doyce, Miss Ruby Van Arnam, Miss Jessie Smith, Eu- gene O'Connell, Fred Bixby, Miss Louise Hoppe, Bert Mends, Miss M. Dickerson, Mrs. Blakeley, Miss El'zabeth Berry, Miss T. G. Haskin, Mrs. M. J. Simpson, A. M. McCielland, Miss J. M. Waters, Miss Maggie Kerr, Mrs. J.S. Thorpe, Miss Bessie monds, Miss Laura Bronsoun, Miss Luiu Hsswell, Albert Boscow, Mre, A. E. Glesson, Miss Alice Brown, Miss Jeane Rrown, Miss Annie J. 3milie. STOCKTON—Miss Ameiia Smith, Miss Julia Smith, Miss R Riland, Miss Blanche Mob ey, D. A. Mobley, Miss Lott.e Hood, Mrs. Van Landiugham, Mrs. Mcoride, William F. spring, Miss Nellie 8. White, Arthur A. Codd, W. H. Young, R. Esteile Southworth, Miss Gertruce Haich, Miss Susan R. Patterson, Miss El a G. Noble, Miss E.1zabeth Perry, Mra. Elsic Haight, Miss Aunie Soughnet, Mrs. H. E. Williamson, Mrs. J. L. Mattison. Mrs. A. L. Martin, L. C. Dale, Morris Hink, E. W. Butters, W. & bErown, W. C. Taber, Argyle Tully, Miss Eva McBride. 0 ATOS—Miss Pearl Logan, Miss Lousse Worthington, Miss Belle Partridge, Miss Bessie Menke, Miss Bessie Banks, Miss Reiser Simoa, Mrs. Woods, Dr. Freeman, L. B. Mallory, 1. S Conden, B. L. Suggs, G. E. Cammerer, Mrs. R. N. Taom psou, POMONA—Miss Stella Endicott, Miss May Abbott, Miss Fiorence M. Cromer, Miss Harriet iss Jessie Ru- bottom, Miss Bessie F. Reaves, Miss Lillie R. Hill. Miss Martha W. Horton, Chauncev Smed- | ley Sheldon, Frank S. Sheldon, Miss Olive W. Sheldon, CAMPBELL, Santa Clara County—Mrs, James, Miss Fanunie James, Miss Bertha James, Miss May Panuell, Mrs. Ruth Cutting, Mrs. Mattie Cooper, Mrs, C. H. Whitman, Miss Charlette Whitman, Adra Eaton, Mrs. Lyne, Miss E. Lawrence, Mrs. Hills, M. Rockwell, Mr. Hurris, Mr. Blodgetr, William Cutting, Frank Cutting, Ed Merriil, Dr. C. M. Hooper, SARATOGA—Miss Carrie Krick, Henry T. Plant, Miss Ethel Foster, James N. Richards, Mr. Teag, Lyman McGuire, Miss Laura Cloud, Wililams, Wicker, W The patriotic littie Americans and Endear- orers are loud in their words . of enthusiasm over Raphael’s big offer of giving away Fire- works with their Suits No house on ¢arth ever enjoyed such popu- larity with the little folks like that big Kear- ny-street house of Raphael’s, Till closing time to-night, Young America will be made happy with Fireworks, and Ra- phael's are going to give the Fireworks, and 7 ving to make the mothers the week ovr the extraordinary values for to-day. Can't tell you ail about’em here. See for yourself to-day. NEW TO-DAY—CLOTHING, Fireworks and Enthusiasm more enthusiastic than ai the beginning of | There's one fact you dou’t want to gverloak And:that's. the severe hacking and cutting. we have given- to our very finest Sailors, and you know we carry Sailors up to $15. You would scarcely.recog- | nize the former prices. There'stoo many fine | ones. We sold amply of cheaper’ ones, but | the cheaper ones are all gone. - We make the finer ones answer for the cheaper ones. Won't you have a picnic, and the littlé one's’ Fire- to-day on our second floor. works, too. Miss Bessie Cox, Mrs. J. T. Richards, Frank H. Foster, J. L. Peudleton, Mrs. H. P. Plant, Miss ‘L!url Richards, Allen Wright, Jumes Fab- anger. PALO ALTO—Miss Edith Wilson, Miss Agnes Ritchie, C. J. Dyke, H. C. Faber, Miss Ella Piils- bury, Miss Henrietta Taylor, Miss Grace Smith, Miss Lizzie McLachlan, Will H. Tuompson, A. W. Mitchell, Miss Amy Welch, Mrs. Venie Welen, Miss 'Ida Farbush, Miss Mary Rinkead, Mr:, Gibson, Austin Welch, J. V. Smith, Miss Anita Korbert, Mrs. J. F. Parkinson, Mrs. George Parkinson, E lward F. Towusend, Miss Alice Westall, Huarry Sloan. Edward S.oan, George Blaker Little, Miss M:in E. Ruegler, Miss Lizzie Westall, Harry M. Bartruff, Lilisn Rainsay, Miss Georgia Rainsay, J. Ferguson, James Stroner, Mrs. L. V. Jagger, Miss lice Spurgeon. SANTA CLARA—L H. Fitkel, J. T. Calum, F. E. Lewis, J. B. Peppin Jr., Miss C. Hirsch, Miss Paula Debellow, Mrs. Eva Wear, Miss Miunie L. Mackay, Mrs. D. A Beattie. Miss Winiired Morse, Miss Alma Field, Miss Alice Lowell, Mis Gussie Gr , . W. Hamam, Ciert A. Baker, Miss Liilian Norton, Mrs. J. W. Hare, Miss Maud Aidermaun, Miss Jennie Hyde, Miss Ida M. Toney, Mrs. F. H. Lawson, C.C. Peppin, Willtam Heacock, Eana Logan, Z. O_Fields. PETALUMA—C. L. Hooper, M. 0. Scott, H. 8. Gutermute, Mrs. B. F. Sargent, Miss Cather- ine Denman, Miss Jessie E. Brainard, Honry J. Roverts, Ernest Baugh, A. B. Case, Miss Edith sargent, Miss Alice Scott, J. H. Brown, Miss Dollie Duval, A. L. Dean, Miss Flora Duval, W. C. Ayres, Miss Alice C. Brown, Mrs. F. Hesker, Dr. Perkins, A. W. Ravenscroit, H. R. Camp- beli, Miss Gnraner, Mrs. Hawthorne, Mrs. Graves, Mre. D. Gutermute. N J0; fiss Minuje McKirk, Miss Mabel McK Miss Margaret Muun. Miss Lucy Bots- ford, Miss Mabel Anderson, 8. Hickman, Mi ) Van Dorsten, Miss ma Van Dorste: Mi-s Jennie Spencer, Miss 1da W. Love, Miss Dorecilla Love, Miss Florence M. B ton, W. C. Winter, Mrs. D. H. Roberts, Mrs. Herman, Miss Lucilie W. Alexander, < Mamie Wright, Miss Mollie Hirsch, Mist Mabel Gordon, Edward W. Gordon, Miss Genie Snlisbury, W. F. Buiterficld, L. McIntosh, Miss Mattie Cogger, Miss Adra Easter, Frank Wells, Ed Neweli, F. P. Cagg, W. W. Reid, C. N. Cooger, Mrs. W. G. Alexander, Miss Jennio Hammond, John Weir, M iker, Miss Nettie Drum, Miss ' Hogkins, Miss Eva Max- 1, George W. Kring, Jerome H. Kirkpa k, M W. J. Kirkpatrick, Miss Grace Kirk- atrick, Miss Florence Randall, Miss Nettie W. Miss Fiorence G. Hammond, Miss Har- riet Corey, Miss Heriin Page, Mrs. james E. Gordon, Miss Emme Clease, B. F.Garrison, Mrs. W. H. Lyne, Miss Snsan Cory, Mrs. F. K. Ledyard, Miss Jessie Spencer, H. Patterson, ins, H. W. Brayton, Miss Marie Bailoy These are the last days of those awfully swell Reefer Suits, the ones that you, would gladly pay §3 for. For the little fellows be- tween the ages of 3 and 10 ; big, deep, gener- ous coliar, handsomely braided with Hercules braid ; harmonious colorings to blend wi-h colering of fabric ; pretty little buckle at knee of trousers. Inc.uding the little man’s Fire- works, at —$1.65-- Scored a Hit! Never did we score a triumph so distinct as that little special we made in our Juvenile Department the other day. 5 The little man likes to look like papa. Pu- pa wears a vest. and these little Suits come with vests. For lads between the ages of 10 and 16. The y caught the town ; awfully swell stuff ; §7°50 and $8 values in most stores. We wnclude the Little manw’s Fireworks and say for pick from some lovely colorings and some very excel- lent jabrics, at $5.00. A Straw Sensation. For big and little boys, 300 dozen Sailors and Yachts. None for dealers, and quantity Wmited to each customer. To-day at Wilkin. L0S ANGELES—O. P. Lockhart, R. W. Poin- dexter, F. K. Lewigo, L. H. Miller, Wiiliam McMullen, J. B. Riddick, Roy W. Day, Paul C. Brown, W. R. Harper, Miss C. Neweli, Miss H. Coynor, Miss H. X. Gower, Miss M. L. Gower, Miss Alice Jones, Miss A. G. Babbitt, Miss M. Thompso, Miss N. Hutchison, Miss Ticknor, Miss Emma Webb, Miss Alice Brookman, Miss Helpn Brookman, Miss Louise Torrey, Miss May Bosbyshotl, Miss C. Boshyshell, Mz K. Sills, Miss Keet, Miss F. R. Yarrow, Miss Gladys Northorp, Miss Nettie Rommell, Mrs. 0. P. Lockhart, Mrs, W. G. Smith, Mrs. N. &, Hall, Mrs. E. 8. Reed, Mrs. A. M. Rawson, Mrs. Hax, Mrs. J. A. Robinson, Miss Rose Hill, Miss C. B. Roberts, Miss N. Spear, Miss K. Alexander, Miss Ida Whea, Miss B. Sells, Miss Dora Guy. B iss Sarn Gardner, Miss Martin, Miss Danby, Miss N. Erbin, Miss Pearl_Lettelier, Miss Car- rie Doss, Miss Klausmap, Miss Gene Case, Miss L B Sicphers, Miss & Siephens, Miss N. Bixby, Mrs. W. W. Tinker, R. L. Boyant, Miss Wiilismson. THEY BLOCKADE TRAINS. SACRAMENTO, CAL, July 2.—Owing to the tremondous number of Christian Endeavorers now traveling toward Cali- fornia, blocking all the railroad lines of the West, it was reported to-day that nearly all of the west-bound passenger trains from now on until all the delegates have arrived will be deiayed. The west- bound exrress, due here at 4:50 o’clock, will be several hours late to-night. Great reparations had been made here to give cVillhm J. Bryan a cordiai reception upon his arrival here at 5:50 to-morrow morn- ing, but his train, owing to the Christian Endeavor rush not expected to arrive Want to get a glimpse of the very newest fabrics for the Fall and Winter, 977 We' | show’em in our Y¥oung Men's Department | to-day in some of the very swellest creations in Cheviots and Worsteds ; awfully nobby ef-| fects ; all new goods, all new colorings ; rich and artistic creations, tailored in @ manner that will set a great many of these young men thinking why they weren’t at the big ' | Kearny - strect store before. Introduciory price to-day, 7 —$7.50—~ A Naval Affair. Some 700 little Blue Sailor Suits, with deep sailor coliar, shield front; haven't got ali. sizes, but will no doubt have the size you wants All this season’s newest and fresnest styles. To-day for the early comers, at —95¢c-- Shirt Waists and Blouses. Some 200 dozen Shirt Waists and Blous es including some of our very highest grade French Percales, laundered. The Blouses are perfect dreams of beauty ; §1 hils the mark correctly. To-day they’ll be --50c— until after 9 o'ciock, and then he will board & train and go direct to Stockton unlews arrangements are made to hold the train. The special car ‘‘Roseburg,” which is 10 carry Bryan to Los Angeles, has been beautifully decorated here by the women’s committee with flowers and banners. PROGRAMME FRAUDS. The local committee gives warning that all official programmes were printed in Boston, and tha: no local advertisements will appear in them. They say some pre- tenders are soliciting business under pre- tense that they are printing an honest programme. SO DENVER OVERFLOWING. DENVER, Coro, July 2. — Eighteen thousand Christian Enaeavorers and their friends arrived in Denver to-day. They came largely frcm the Southern States, and the women predominated. FRISCO'S.OWN SONS, AN ENTIRE FLOOR, 14,700 SQUARE FEET, ; Devoted to Juvenile Apparel Alone. 9,11,13 and 15 Kearny Street.