The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, December 26, 1897, Page 28

[$] @ THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, SUNDAY, DECEMBER 26, 1897. PERSONAL NEWS OF WELL -KNOWN PACIFIC COAST PEOPLE AUBURN. Jack Mackay and wife spent the week in San ncisco F;’;ra. M. Minter of Ophir visited Auburn Mon- day Charles Lewls, son of Mrs. R. C. Lewis, leaves shortly to make his home in Colusa. George Geisendorfer and family are dn'\(n from Sisson and are stopping with the former's father at Weimar, Place County. Misses Leah Sharpe and Grace Kennedy, who have been visiting Mrs. Fred Deetken, have re- turned to San Francisco. Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Yardley of Sacramento ent Christmas with the latter’s parents, Mr. d Mrs. D. W. Lubeck. = Minnie Hoppert of Lincoln is visiting Miss Lola Grobs. Miss Lola Taylor is home from her school at Reno. artlett and family spent Christmas at Suisun Afiss Addie Burnett of Pilot Hill was in Au- burn this week Miss M Wray is visiting Mrs. A. D. Fel- lows " Miss Jessie Fitch. who is teaching school at Placerville, spent Christmas with her mother, Mrs. A E. Fitch, in Auburn rs. G Francisco. Miss Bdla Conkling of San’Bernardino s vis- tting Mrs. C. R. Nelson. Professor McKay ate his turkey in San Fran- cisce Miss Maggie Higgins is down from Gold Run on a visit to her parents, Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Higg} Tom James and family of Iowa Hill have moved to Auburn Mr. and Mrs. F. L. Sanders spent Saturday 'Y F. Willment spent Christmas in San g BAKERSFIELD. Miss Hawkins of San Francisco is spending iays with her sister, Mrs. B. G. Mc- <s Ivy Carlock is visiting friends and rel- tives in San Francisco and Santa Rosa. fiss Charlotte Williams is spending her two weeks' vacation with her parents in San W H. Cox has returned from a visit Rev Grego ist ohu w of Los Angeles preached at h in Bakersficld Sunday last Mahon and family are to spend ¢ atives in Yuba City iray Oliver of Tehachapi are Bu Mrs. F. A. Tracy Joe Ferr was down from Caliente Saturday Miss Alice Broom is visiting Mrs. Fay of has gone to Los An- ays with his family. ngdon will spend s in_ San Francisco. ale is home for the h 1l ladies had a doll bazaar this 2 e cum from it a delightful concert Hall, the proceeds " Walter Dinkel ing her two weeks of ives in San Jose. piel is at home from the Uni- ornia for the holiday White s visiting her son, Mr. C. Bakersfield > EALLARD. of Cali Mrs. E. C. White of ity ids. n, the well-known mining engi- home—Rancho Marcelino—for the P. Donahue was in Santa Barbara Stage Line Operator Wines of Santa Barbara, with his wife, visited the valley this week. lls of Ventura and Thomas Bard of who inspected local church work in s of the Santa Barbara Presbytery, avorably impressed with the work were ery in Ballard. CHICO. 1 busine: L. McCoy, County Surveyor, is over from Oroville on business General J. W. B. Montgomery of Cana spent w days in Chico this week. Miss Branch of Auburn and Miss Barney of Marysville are visiting Mrs. Frank Englund of Ct Colonel Willlam S. King of the Butte Creek gold mine left for his old home in Minneapolis, Minn., this week. Miss Georgia Carden, who has been teach- ing scrovl at Igerna, Shasta County, is visit- ing friends here. Mrs. Eugene Knight of the Forest ranch is in_Chico for a few days. Mrs. Clara Waugh and son arrived from Japan Saturday and are the guests of her mother, Mrs. R. R. Fimple of this city. Mrs. J. C. Noonan and son of San Francisco are in Chico. Misses Edna and Maude Crouch came up from Oakland and will be with their uncle, John Crouch, during the holidays. et iy GRASS VALLEY. Oliver Sirard has returned from San of San Francisco are guests of their Mr. and Mrs. Peter Johnston. W. Hooper, who has been pursuing a post graduate course at the Santa Clara Con- servatory of Music, is home to spend the holi- iss Lettie Hosking has returned from a sojourn at the B 11l Hall is home from the State University to spend Christmas with his folks. Carl Jones is home to spend the holidays. rs. Thomas Othet and Mrs. M. V. Leech have gone to San Francisco to spend Christ- mas. L. G. Bassett has returned from a visit to his old home in Chicago. Miss Pearl Thomas is home to spend the liday 2d Overmyer has gone to Lodi to spend the holidays. = McGuire is home from the State Uni- cersity to spend the holidays. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Stocks celebrated their fifteenth wedding anniversary. Mrs. Annie Juliffe has gone to San Fran- cisco on a visit. Sl GILROY. The Christmas holidays have brought home many to the old homesteads. Among them are:” Mrs. Joe Cochran and two children of n Mateo; Mrs. Charles Eckhardt and chil- dren of Redwood City; Mrs. Thomas Reavis and children of Salinas; Mrs. John Onyon and daughter of Salinas; Mr. and Mrs. Lyman Wil- son and children of Salinas. The above-named had a family reunion at the Horace Willson mansion in O1d Gilroy. Miss Irene Hankenson was the guest of Miss Carrie Hamilton at Palo Alto recently. Mrs. V. E. Burrows is visiting her sister, Mrs. H. Brown, on Gueirero street, San Francisco. Among others home for the holidays are: s Helen Sprague and the Misses Hoover M from Stanford University; Tom Clark and Guy Van Schaick from the University of California: Tom Case and John Clark from Santa Clara College; Miss M. Zuck from the University of the Pacific; Miss Kate Winslow from San Tom Storey from Stanford Univer- Miss Felen Furo from San Jose; Mark non of San Francisco. Mrs. Thomas Rea has returned from San Francisco. At the Rea mansion are Mrs. Clara Hanna and children of Livermore; Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Strange of San Francisco; Mr. and rs. C. W. Harter of San Francisco; James W. Rea and son Tim of San Jose. Mr. and Mrs. F. Thorpe are spending the holidays at Redwood City. Mrs. James Ingham and ham are at Pacific Grove. There are several family reunions this holi- day season: Judge H. W. Briggs and wife of Pacific Grove, Sheriff John L. Matthews and wife of Salinas, Mr. and Mrs. Stan Willey and Miss Georgie Willey of San Jose, are the guests of Mrs. W. Benn Mr. Héller, the new host of the Willlams Hotel, gave a grand ball Christmas night a Y. M. L Hall. Miss Nettie Ing- e HANFORD. Mrs. R, E. Starkweather and children have gone to Placerville, where they will make their future home. Mr. Starkweather will follow in about & month. Robert Gray has gone to San Francisco on a visit to his daughter. Rev. C. P. Cone, pastor of the Christlan church, was glven a very pleasant surprise party Tuesday evening. Ed_Calloway has returned to Arizona from San Francisco. M. A. Harding has come to Armona from 1 Trancisco and will spend the winter here. Mrs. J. Lee Black of Santa Barbara wili spend the winter at Armona. Harry Van den Hervel has gone to Riverside County to join his mother and sister. Leo Hirschfeld of Bakersfield, who fs en- gaged to be married to Miss Carrie Hirshfeld of Grangeville, was here on a visit. He will return in January, when the marriage will take place. R. J. King has gone to Tennessee on a visit. Mr. and Mrs. George Marsh and child have gone to Sacramento to spend the holidays. H. Rosenberry has returned from Red Bluff. W. G. Foote returned from a visit to Los Angele L. J. Ross and wife are visiting in San Fran- cisco. P. McRae and R. Cameron, who have been prospecting in Mariposa County, are home. Mrs. Charles Baird, formerly of Hanford, but ngw of Reno, Nevada, is here on a visit. Mea 5 R Havden and family, accompanled by Mr. Smith, are recent arrivals here from Texas. They are stopping With Wayne Trew- itt Letus and Alvin Crowell and Harry Brown, who are attending the Hastings Law Schoo] at San Francisco, are home to spend the holidays. A. B. Crowell returned from San Francisco with them. Bert and Mack Blowers of Grangeville, who are attending the Stockton Business Collége, are home on a vacation. Miss Nettie Hirschteld of Grangeville is home the holidays from San Francisco, where he is attending school. orge Phillips, who is attending the dental school of the University of California at San Francisco, is home for the holiday C. P. Gallaher is in Kings County from Ma- dera County. Wm. H. Leonard of Visalia and Miss Lucy M. Jenkinson of Hanford were married last week They are spending their honeymoon in San Francisco. W. Lane and wife of Grangeville have re- arned from San Franeisco. HOLLISTER. ss Mabel Argus has returned to San Jose. The Misses Hamilton have returned from Stanford University for their winter vacation. Miss Gertie McCloskey {s at home from San Jose for Christmas, Miss Auerbach of San Francisco is visiting her sister, Mrs. Tonn. Mrs. Warren Hawkins, kins and Mrs in_San Jose. Barret McCloskey came down from Stan- ford to spend Christmas at home. Mrs. Mary Logan has been visiting at Berke- Miss Mabel Haw- Albert Shaw spent last Monday Mrs. E. P. Hutchins and Farl Swan of Berkeley are visiting Mrs. Albert Shaw. Miss ‘Viola Olcovich is visiting her aunt, Mrs. Rosenbers. Miss Lavinia Nash has returned from Berke- ey to spend the holidays. Mrs. B. F. Thomas is visiting her daughter, Mrs. J. Logan, at Berkeley. Mr. and Mrs. W. Hollingberry celebrated their tin wedding Christmas eve. LAKEPORT. Miss Sara Collier is visiting relatives in San Francisco. Miss Lena Porter is up from Oakland for the holidays. Misses Sue Combs and Loutitia Lea attended he Statg Teachers' Association in the city this Mr. and Mrs. G. F. Watson are visiting their on at Oakland. Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Corzatt are visiting their married daughters at Grass Valley. !l Banks of Ukiah was visiting friends here this week. Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Ferguson of Stockton are “isiting Mr. and Mrs. T. Keatley. Mr. and Mrs. Dr. O. T. Griner are spending heir honeymoon in San Francisco and Suisun. Mrs. Hugh Scott has returned from a visit n_Oakland. John Gurley is over from Ukiah to epend the Under Sheriff Robert Reynolds has gone to san Francisco to spend the holidays. {iss Dows and mother are visiting friends at nta Rosa. Banks spent Christmas with his children in_Ukiah, W. O. Edmands and mother are visiting in San Francisco. Miss Celia Atherton, a student at Stanford niversity, came home this week to spend the holidays with her father and sister. e LODL Frank Weeks, wife and children went up to Sacramento Wednesday. _Mrs. Weeks will visit with relatives there during the holiday: Mrs. Lelia Housman and daughter, Miss Blanche, have returned after a visit with rel- atives at Tulare. Miss Dora Holland came home from her school near Ione, Wednesday, to spend her va- catlon with relatives. County Recorder Keagle was out from Stockton the first of the week visiting his sisters. Miss Jessie Chappell spent part of the week with Stockton friends. Mesdames J. H. and T. R. Lillie made a trip to the county seat last Wednesday. Mrs. N. A. Purdy has sold her new cottage home to a Mrs. Plerce from the northern part of the State. The lady will locate near town as soon as her new home can be reared. Mrs. R. L Graham and daughters, accom- panied by Miss Helen Wright, left Wednes- day for a few weeks' visit in Oakland. Mrs. L. D. Laws and children will spend the holidays with relatives in San Francisco. Merchant Charles Rich made a business trip to_Stockton Wednesday. J. D. Huffman returned this week from Sac- ramento, where he went as a delegate to.the river convention. Mrs. Charles Gillles is down from Folsom visiting relatives. Miss Ora Anderson is rapidly recovering from a severe iliness Miss Ada Corbin of the Sentinel force Visited with Stockton friends the first ot the week. Attorney W. C. Green and wife visited in Stockton this week. Miss Claire Clark returned Stockton on Sunday, after a brief visit with her parents here. Thomas Troy, an aged resident, is danger- ously ill from exposure to the cold Monday night. MARYSVILLE. Miss Maud Garvey of Oregon Hill, who has been teaching school at San Juan, is the guest of S. L. Frost and family. George §. Risher and Miss Mary E. Costellar, both of Browns Valley, were married here Sunday. J. J. Brass, F. W. Buttleman, Frank and Chester Lipp and John Willlams were in Oro- ville Sunday to witness the football game William Metcalf and nephew of Nelson Point visited this city on business. Mrs. Carrle Champion and child have ar- rived from San Francisco to spend the holi- days with her daughter, Mrs. M. Bernstein. Miss Muriel Eastman is home from Berk- eley University for Christmas day. Miss Ada Jenkins has returned from Oak- land for the holidays. Louis H. Parks is home from the San Fran- cisco Dental College for Christmas. Miss Mary McQuaid of San Francisco spent Christmas week with her purents at Smarts- ville. Mrs. C. E. Danforth and children will spend the holidays at San Francisco. Mrs. G. B. Baldwin and son are here from San Francisco to spend the holidays with her father, C. A. Glidden. Charles C. Stone is here from the bay to spend Christmas with his parents, Dr. E. G. Stone and_wife. Miss Julia Boyd has arrived from Napa to visit relatives. J. J. Pratt and family will winter in San Franciseo. Eugene F. Glidde has accepted a_position in Wells, Fargo & Co.’s office in San Francisco. Dr. Stanley Jewett has returned from a busi- ness trip to Nevada City. Miss Georgia Carden has returned from Chico, where she visited friends. Charles D. Campbell and wife have gone to Lyndon, Kans., to visit. Richard Powell and wife of Pennington, Sut- ter County, were the guests of Dr. David Powell and family. J. M. Ribble, wife and daughter were here from Challenge Mills making holiday pur- chases. W. W. Ashford of Haywards visited his brother, Joe Ashford, this week. Major T. A. Phillips and M. V. Raley, both of Jacksonville, Fla., were here, en route to Indiana Ranch, to view some mining prop- to school in erty in which they are interested. Miss Rose Beatty has returned to her home in San Francisco. Herman and Henry Berg are home from the San Jose college for the holidays. LT MENLO PARK. Miss Bertha Kuck is spending her vacation with her parents here. Mrs. Harrington, who has spent the past month with her son, Thomas Harrington, here, has returned to her home in Oakland. Miss A. Madden has returned from a visit to triends in San Francisco. Henry A. Macondray and wife are spending their honeymoon with the former's mother, | Mrs. P. W. Selby at Fair Oaks. James Lynch is on a visit to friends in San Jose. Mrs. Duden of San Francisco is the guest of her son, R. H. Duden, et SN MONTEREY. Cecil Gretter has returned from Kings City. Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Smith and their two daughters are spending the Christmas holi- days with Mrs. Smith’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. G. S. Gould, at Lunnsdale Ranch. Mrs. 1. B. Abrego came down from Oakland on Wednesday to visit Monterey relatives. Miss Lou Henry is home from Stanford Uni- versity and will remain during the Christmas vacation. Mra. A. M. Henry and daughter of Montana are guests of Mr. and Mrs. Charles D. Henry. ‘The Misses Jacks and R. C. Jacks were in San Francisco during the week. Charles Rollo Peters, the artist, leaves next week for San Francisco and thence for Lon- don, where he intends residing. He will be ac- companied by Mrs. Peters and his two sons. T. J. Field, vice president of the Bank of Monterey, was in San Francisco during the week. Ernest W. Michaelis has gone to Salinas to take a position in the County Recorder’s office. Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Bickford are spending a few weeks in Kings City Miss Lulu Webb and Joe Webb of Salinas ‘were in Monterey the early part of the week. Mrs. Manuel Ortins is visiting San Francisco triends. William Kay, editor of the Monterey New Era, mnidl 2 business trip to Salinas this week. List of People Who Are Visiting the Many Towns in the State. Tuesday to pass the Christmas holidays with relatives there. Miss Florence Schaufele is In San Francisco. Mr. and Mrs. Crane and daughter Iva of Brant, Mich., are visiting Mr. Crane's sister, Mrs. G. D. Carless of Del Monte Grov They intend settling permanently in this vicinity. MERCED. se is spending the holidays in with he ndmother, Mrs. F. Coffman, who has been receiving me ical treatment in San Francisco for o passed through Merced Wedn to Madera. L. R. Fancher went to San Francisco for a short visit Tuesday. Mrs. C. D. Martin_and_children are spend- ing the holidays in San Francisco. Miss Lena Weiler returned to her home in riposa Saturday, after a visit with Mrs. orge Latour. Mrs. J. A. Norvell and daughter, Miss Dot- tie, are visiting in San Francisco A. E. Upton was up from San Francisco last Saturda Miss Irma Buckley, who is attending school at Oakiand, came home Saturday to spend Christmas. Colonel 8. S. Wright of Fresno visited Mer- ced last Thursday. Miss Claire Washington returned from Francisco this week and will reside here with her sister, Mrs. T. C.' Law. Lou Wood, who has a school at Volta, is_at home for the holidays. Mrs. M. S. Huffman is visiting in San Fran- cisco. mes Ryan and wife of Cathay Valley were in_town Tuesday. J. F. Harrell was in Sacramento this w S NEVADA. CITY. \Jagob Arbogast s home from Oakland for the holi Mrs. Charles Barton has gone to San Fran cisco. Miss Fannle Langman of Vallejo is in town uperintendent Fred Zeitler of the Champion mine is in San Francisco. thel Muiloy, a student at Mills me home “Wednesday to spend vacation, urner is here from San Francisco. Grissel, the Washington merchant, is R. Pierce and son of Lundy are lady’s parents, Mr. an Wi r. Charles Ashburn has returned roved in health, The engagement of Herbert Dickerman and Miss Maggie Hutchinson is announced Miss Julia Hook, teacher the primary school at North Bloomfield, is spending the holidays at her_home in this city Mrs. M. E. Wadsworth is _here from S: Francisco visiting her son, Frank E. Wad worth of the Daily Herald time. ay on his way Col the from Mrs. J. Carr has returned from a trig to_the coast.* Mrs. M. Hussey has gone to Massachusetts and Connecticut to visit relatives. Mrs. A. B. Lobenstein of Honolulu and her son, A. Lobenstein of Santa Rosa, are visit ing Mrs. Joseph Hitcheoc PASADENA. Ray Conger and John Daggett returned Wednesday from Stanford for the holidays. Horace Everett and Miss Gertrude Everett | 94, Philadelphia arrived here Saturday for the winter, Mrs. J. R. Cameron and family arrived from W York Tuesday and joined Mr. Cameron, has recently purchased an elegant resi- dence at Altadena, which they will occupy. Colonel G. G Green, owner of Hotel Green, and family are expected Monday to remain during the winter. PACIFIC GROVE. | James L. Frazier the Coast Division railroad, was in town the past week. liss K. E. and Miss A. W Portland, Or. El Carmelo Hot; Mrs. A. C. Wagener and children of San sé have returned home after a three months stay in Pacific Grove. Miss Adele Martin has gone to San Jose to end Christmas with her sister, Mrs. Jack Carroll. 3 Professor Joseph E. Rockwell of the deaf and dumb institute at Berkeley 1s at El Car- melo Hotel Lo week w Atkinson are spending thé holidays at Maxon of Watsonville is_spending the his grandmother, Mrs. Charles Brown, on Pearl Street. Among the week's arrivals irom the East is Miss Emma Tracy of Elizabeth, N. J. Miss Etta Nelson has gone to Santa €lara to visit relatives A. M. Ant of the Loma Prieta Lumber npany was in town this_ week on business. Mrs. J. O. Johnston of Salem, Or., is the guest of her mother, Mrs. Lloyd. he Misses [ are entertaining the ona Llovd has returned home after a in Oregon. W. Lioyd came down this week Clov to spend the holidays with her Mr. and Mrs. B. C. Winston. Irene Fastman of Salem, Or., is in . the guest of friends. s W Cook made a business trip to Salinas his week. REDWOOD CITY. Mr. and Mrs. Fay Thorpe are spending the holid h the parents of the latter, Mr. d Mrs. George Fox. he parents of W. G. to their son. ehren: e they Witter are on a visit and family are in Glenn Coun- will spend Christmas. 3 John Christ left for Santa Rosa on Thursday, where she will spend the holidays L. J. Ratnbone. 16 and Lottie Watkinson, both co, were married at this place D, visit to her Santa Rosa Ott Durham is home from the German hos- Mullen returned Mond: sister, Mrs. from a two Madsen, at al in S s illness. John Leslie and May Beeson were married at the home of the latter on Monday last. iss Mary Hull left Saturday for Los An- From there she goes to Tucson, Ari- . where she will spend Christmas with her brother, Guy P. Hall. osla DDING. Mrs. Dr. W. S. Porter has returned to her home at Gilroy. C. J. Litsch, a Shasta merchant, was here Wednesday. dward M. Swasey has returned from San Francisco and Sacramento. n Francisco and is recovering from Henry N. Clement was here from San Fran- cisco. Mrs. Ralph Ray has returned to San Fran- cisco. B. Conroy is spending the holidays in San Francisca. Miss Jennie McDonald was here from Copley. Ralph Loeltzer and aunt, Mrs. Ella Sutton, are here from San Francisco .to spend the holidays. pours. Lillie McConnell has returned from San rancisco. iss Millie Bearden of Weaverville has re- »d from Tuolumne County R. Conant and family are here from Cos- tu; W, tella. i. W. Vestal of Red Biuff was here. Mrs. Ogburn of Shingletown is visiting Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Ogburn at Red Bluff. J. A. McLean is in San Francisco. Rev. D. G. Klein and daughter, father and sister of Mrs. Dr. Rohm, are here from Penn- sylvania. SALINAS. Lieutenant Fred Winham of Troop C is In San Francisco to take his examination as an officer in the State militia. Miss Dottie Miller is in Santa Rosa visiting her sister, Mrs. J. M. Streining. Miss Nellie Martin of San Luis Obispo.is the guest of Mrs. C. W. Peterson. Misses Alice and Ora Redmond have re- turned from Los Angeles Normal school. District Attorney P. E. Zabala has returned from San Francisco. Mrs. C. Seighold, with her daughter Vivi and gon Brownle, have returned {rom a Visit to San Jose. Otta Smith, formerly of the Evening Demo- crat in this city, is now in Santa Rosa per- manently. B Miss Nathalie Clark, who has been absent for the past two months visiting in Santa Rosa, has returned home. Professor A. C. Barker is in Berkeley this week to attend & meeting of a committee on mathematics. Mrs. E. J. Henderson arrived from San Lucas this week and is the guest of her son, S. M. Henderson. W. W. Bradley, a student at the University of California, rode down from that place on his bicycle this week, and will remain over the holidays with his parents in this cit Attorney T. J. Rlordan has returned from San Jose, where he has been on legal business. Mrs. William Hamilton is in Kings City to remain over the holidays with relatives. Rev. George McCormick, accompanied by his Jaughter Anna, have returs from Altruria sanitarium Bugent Jeffrey, who has been visiting in this city several weeks, has returned to his home in San Jose. e SACRAMENTO. C. L. LaRue and wife of Yountville, Napa County, are visiting Sacramento as the guests of Railroad Commissioner H. M. LaRue. Mrs. H. G. Toll and daughter Gladys of San rancisco are visiting Mrs. Toll's parents in this city. Mrs. General George B. Cosby has returned from her visit to her sister in Atlanta, Ga. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Gallatin of San Fran® cisco spent Christmas with the parents of Mrs. Gallatin. Mrs. D. B. Baker, formerly is up from San Francisco to ays with her relatives. The engagement of John S. First National Bank of San Miss Freda Cox, daughter of of Sacramento, spend the hol Maxwell of the Francisco and Hon. Frederick LATEST WONDER OF THE PARIS EXPOSITION The world has already enjoyed its ice palaces and monumental constructions in iron, the Paris Eiffel and other ingenious and extraordinary inventions, the won- derful wheel designed for the Chicago World’s Fair, the immense swing at Nashville, and a Venice in pasteboard and canvas at Vienna. But a Chatean of Water, a superb streaming palace, with its partitions formed of incessant torrents of water—true aquatic walls—an immense construction surrounded on all sides by flowing water; in a word, a gi- gantic fairy fountain, in the interior of which will be brought together all the fantasia of modern distractions. Heme, it went to Sen Francisco | may be believed, is a conception that should awaken the curiosity of the dull- est Parisian and gratify the interest of every visitor to the approaching exposi- tion. The project, described as the “Chateau d'Eau,” is the invention of Jean Zawie- ski, architect of the theater of Cracovie. The principal idea of this architectu- ral conception was the necessity of ar- ranging the sheets of water in such a manner that they would create unbroken surfaces in ‘the form of bells, while com- pleting at the same time the general sil- houette of the palace. 7 The conical form of construction and the three horizontal divisions were al- most of imperative necessity, despite the enormous height of the edifice,which will be at least 3% feet. The parterre will constitute only the socle or plinth of the building, which will support an architecture of the Tuscan order, crowned by an attic of rich and grace- ful form of the Renaissance, above which will raise an architecture of the Ionic order. Such is the nucleus of a structure which shoots to a height like a lighthouse top, and is surmounted at its summit by an allegorical group of figures. An expenditure of several millions will be demanded for the ‘‘Chateau d'Eau,” ‘which will be 325 feet high and 262 in di- ameter at its base. The effect it is in- tended to produce at night, when the calciums and flashlights are in full play at its summit, is not to be imagined or described. Cox of this city, is announced. The wedding will take place some time in January. The Elks entertained Exalted Ruler M. D. Detweiler, of Harrisburg, FPa., last Friday night. and Mrs. Clow, wife of Exalted Ruler Dr. Clow, gave Mrs. Detweller a reception Sat- prday night, assisted by the wives of the Miss Edna McKee, Will Schaw and Ernest Birdsall of the University of California, are spending the holidays with their parents. Mr. and Mrs. S. J. Roscoe celebrated their wooden wedding anniversay Monday night at their home, 611 O street. Miss Ruth Spilln has returned from the Stanford Univresity to take an English class at the High School during the absence of Miss Tyndall. Miss Eugenia Mouser is visiting friends in il;us Angeles, and will remain during the hol- days. Mrs. Barrett, wife of Adjutant General Bar- rett, is spending the holidays in Sacramento. SANTA ANA. and Mrs. John Beatty of Bloomfleld, Ind., are here for an extended visit. Mr. and Mrs. E. S. Wallace were up from San Diego last week Miss Nellie Buell is home from a visit with her sister in Rediands. Miss Nanine Patton, who is attending the Los Angeles Normal -school, has come home to spend the holiday vacation. George A. Morris of Bakersfield was the suest of his father-in-law, N. B. Whitney, last week. Miss Clara Wright. who has been studying art in Riverside, will spend the holidays with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. S. C. Wright of this city. Mrs. Edgar German has returned from a visit with her daughter,in Riverside Dr. W. G. Devore, who is practicing dent- istry in Tempe, Ariz., is here on a visit with his mother, Mrs. L. M. Devore. Peter Wagner of Marinette, Wis., guest of H. H. Spartfield of this city. Mrs. Mary Albright, who has been visiting her sister. Mrs. W. O. McLeod of this city, departed Jast week for her home in Republic, Ohio. Ralph Marshall and his _brother-in-law, Frank Curtis of Indio, left last week for San Francisco, where they go on business. Mrs. M. P. Greeley and Nemiah Smart of Belfast, Maine, are guests at the home of Professor J. P. Greeley, county superintendent of sehools. Mrs. Olive Milburn of Cedar Rapids, Towa, is_visiting. her sister, Mrs. Robert Cogburn. Miss Elizabeth Hervey, who is teaching in the National City High school, is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Hervey. e SANTA _BARBARA. Miss Etta P. Flagg is making a two weeks’ visit to San Diego and Los Angele: Mrs. W. W. Stow of San Francisco, accom- panied by Miss Stow, will spend the holidays at La Patera Walter Morris Hart of Berkeley is in Santa Barbara for a short time. W. T. Summers, an attache of the Santa Barbara County National Bank, has departed for Seattle and may visit Alaska during his vacation of a_month. Captain C. P. Low, after an extended visit in the East, has returned to Santa Barbara. The Misses Poett have departed for Florida to_be absent a number of months. - Mrs. E. B. Clark of Los Angeles, who has been visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas George, has returned home. Edward Bradley and family have arrived here from Milwaukee, Wis., to spend the win- ter. Mrs. M. B. Duryea of New York City is here to spend the winter. Mrs. F. C. Sawyer is in Los Angeles visit- ing her sister, Mrs. Fisher, and expects to be absent some months. Mrs. McGowan and Miss McGowan, wife and daughter of Commander McGowan, U. S. N., are here to spend the winter and will be the guests of Admiral and Mrs. Harmony. Mr. and Mrs. G. L. Blair of San Francisco are in the city for a few weeks. Roswell Eldridge of New York City, vice- ident of the New York, Susquehanna and stern Railroad Company, has leased the Alexander residence and will remain during the winter. Mr. is the SRR SAN LUIS OBISFO. J. M. Felts is visiting his brother, W. W. Felts, at Redding. Aaron Crocker is down from Eureka. Miss Anna Muma of San Simeon has re- turned from Oakland. Miss May Dower has returned to her home in San Andreas after a visit with her sister, Mrs. E. M. Bennett, in Paso Robles. Mrs. Annle Hill of San Jose is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Carpenter. Mrs. M. R. McLaughlin of San Francisco the guest of Mrs. R. D. Orr. Mrs. J. H. Cain and daughter of Santa Cruz are the guests of Mrs. Cain's sister, Mrs. S. E. Mclntire. Thomas Norton has returned home from San- ta Clara College for the holidays. Miss Lizzie Bunce of Santa Maria is the guest cf friends in this city. Mrs. A. D. Wallace of Cayucos has gone to San Jose to spend the holidays. Mrs. Willlam Brown and daughter, Miss Ed- na. went to San Francisco Tuesday. Frank Pico left Tuesday to spend the holi- days with his parents in Los Angeles. e ‘SONOMA. Charles Ruftner was a visitor to the county seat Tuesday. Miss Susie Shaw will leave next week for Los Angeles, where she will visit. Miss Zarifa Howe is down from Santa Rosa visiting with her father, Hon. Robert Howe. Thomas Glynn of San Francisco visited his mother, Mrs. Ellen Glynn, last Sunday. Vernon Goodwin, principal of the Grammar school, is {n Santa Rosa. Herman Stademan was among the visitors to_San Francisco last week. Mr. and Mrs. H. Weyl of Healdsburx are spending the holidays with Sonoma relatives. One of the principal holiday events given in this valley was a pleasant surprise party to Miss Sadie Agnew on Christinas eve. .About thirty couples were present and the time was eujovably spent in dancing, games and mu- sic. is ST TULARE. George Y. Vanderer of Pleasanton came down to attend the wedding of his sister, Miss Myrtle, to Mr. E. C. Hogan. Miss Grace Herrold of Stockton attended the Hogan-Vanderer nuptials. George Linder, who is attending Dr. Brewer's school at San Mateo, is home for the holidays. Mr. E. C. Hogan and Miss Myrtle Vanderer were quietly married Wednesday evening, Rev. H. E. Willhite officiating. Mr. and Mrs. Hogan now occupy the Pinney cottage on Inyo street. Colonel C. W. Tozler is spending the holidays with his family at Tulare. * Mrs. G. J. Reading of Santa Cruz is visiting home friends here. Mrs. Greenlee of Missouri is spending the winter with her sister, Mrs. J. H. C. McFar- land of the Oakland Colony. C. S. Nicewonger and E. Lathrop attended the meeting of the San Joaquin Valley Lumber Association at Fresno Saturday. George Langenberg, forest inspector, spending the holidays with his parents Roseburg, Or. Will Premo and George P. Manchester are home from Berkeley for the holida: Charles A. Cantwell of Stanford University arrived Thursday to spend his vacation with his parents. > Howard Smith of the Santa Fe Company spent Sunday with friends in San Francisco. Miss Daisy Alford of Whittier is here to spend_the holidays with her parents, Dr. and Mrs. B: M. Alford. Professor Griggs of Stanford University will lecture at Tulare January l4th. Mrs. S. S. Ingham left Tuesday for Placer- ville, where she will visit relatives. From there she will go to Syracuse, N. Y. Judge and Mrs. A. W. Gray of Lemoore celebrated their sixty-third wedding anniver- sary Tuesday with their daughter, Mrs. I H. Ham. is in Eustace Cullinan of the San Francisco Post fs visiting with his aunt, Mrs. D. Comstock. F. E. Barnard has returned from San Fran- cisco. Mrs. C. E. Allyn of Los Angeles is here, the guest of Mrs. J. Arneill. Mrs. H. R. McDonell has returned from an extended visit in San Luis Obispo. Mr. and Mrs. Steele and son of Santa Monica are in this city, where they will remain per- manently. 2 H. Mack Love and F. J. Kelsey have re- turned from Berkeley for the holidays. N. S. Isenberg is in Santa Barbara. Hon. T. O. Toland spent last week in Sacra- mento. Mre, Helen Newby is visiting in San Jose. G. H. Vining of Santa Barbara was in thTs city last week. James Dorman of Dublin, Ireland, is the guest of John Dorlon. H. B. Barnett has gone to Newark, N. J. Orren Nicely is home from Berkeley for the holiday: Mr. and Mrs. Leopold Schippa Piet pass the winter in Los Angeles. Sl Mr. and Mrs. Rufus Binns returned Sunday from an extended visit to friends and lativey in Towa. 4 R. Newel Chappel of Los Angeles was here this week. 3. Marion Brooks of Los Angeles was here e N. Mickel and ts. Georze N. Mickel and son Tusaday from San Francisco: rifarned rof. 5 V. Kauffman will pass the (hfi? ‘lseekl lnl““;l';{?. P Pk g s ‘Stevens Is visiting In Los An Py ik ng geles and Simon Cohen has returned from San Fran- sco. and Miss Olive Kelsey returned Sunday from Berkeley Miss Carrie Walton of the Los Angeles city schools is here for the Christmas holidays. Miss Leila De Arman has returned home for Christmas. Miss Bruns is in San Francisco. Mrs. Morton of Stanford University i ing with her son, O. P. Morton, principal of the High School. Miss Catharine Lynch will visit- assistant pass the holl- days at home in San Luis Obispo. John Carne W, home from San Francisco. H. Barnes has returned from Fort Worth, Gries of Nordhoff was In this city Wednesday. Major Driffill, manager of the Colonia beet sugar factory, spent Wednesday in this city. VISALIA, George W. Stewart and J. F. Gordan were in San Francisco the past week on railroad business. Mrs. tie, James raiser L. A. Miller and daugnter, Miss Wat- of Berkeley, are visiting relatives here. H a prominent stock- of Montana, is here combining busi- leasure. va Stewart has returned home from 0. aftar an absence of a year there studying stenography. Max Schulhofer of San Francisco has come to this place to take full charge of the Palace Hotel the first of the new vear. William Clough is back from Randsburg, after spending several months working in some of the big minas there. Louis James, the noted tragedian, spent two or three days in this town the past week. Mrs. M. A. Hart has gone to Los Angeles to spend the winter months. Miss Margaret Harrell, a prominent soclety lady of Fresno, is visiting with her sister here. Miss Bertha Hickman of West Virgiria is here on a short visit with friends and rela- tives. Miss Effie Foster of Sacramento and Miss Grace Kendrick of Pittsfield, Ill., are visiting Miss Lulu Butz. Dr. R. A. Cranston and_family have moved back to San Francisco. They remained her only about six months. A. W. Gray has been here from Leemofe visiting his son, Judge Gray, and family. Miss Nanno Livingston has gone to San Francisco to spend Christmas week with her mother. e WATSONVILLE. G. A. Trafton and Peter Leonard are homs from thelr mine in Mariposa County. Jewell Alexander is home from the University for the holidays. Mrs. W. L. Rodgers of Salinas is visiting rel- atives in this city. Miss Mary Miller of Dixon is the guest of Owen Tuttle and wife. Professor Irving Townsend and wife have been Santa Cruz visitors this week. Supervisor William Palmtag was here from Hollister this week. P. Dengler of San Francisco was here visit- ing old-time friends this week. Health Officer Chalmers of San Francisco was here greeting friends this week. J. W. Watters and son of San Antonio, Tex., are visiting Dr. P. K. Watters and family A. L. Pearson is home from San Francisco for the holidays. He is employed in the Union Iron Works. Mrs. and Mrs. J. Mendelsohn are home from a visit to_San Francisco relatives. James Pyason’ Jr., a student at the State University, is home for the holiday period. John Sheehy was over from Santa Clara this week. . Sam R. Rodgers, who is attending Hastings Law School, is home for a visit. George H. Jessen is down from the State University for a visit to his parents. Mrs. G. W. Collins and daughter, Hattle, of Holyoke, Mass., are visiting Mra. Collins’ brother, George W. Sill, whom she had not seen in_twenty-five years. Mrs. William Minto and children are down from Contra Costa County on a visit to her parents, Mr. and Mrs. D. A. Miller. T. G. Walker and wife have returned from a San Francisco visit. e WOCDLAND. Miss Nellie Boston of Livermore is the gucit of Mrs. Dungan. E. R. Rugy, wife and son of Oakland are visiting A. C. Ruggles and family. Mr. and Mrs. James of Sacramento are the guests of D. C. Halsey and wife of the Byrns. D. A. McGriff returned from a trip to Suisun last Saturday. Miss Lolo Simpson came up from Berke' Sunday morning. Mrs. T. B. Ely and wife went to Sacramen this morning. Dr. H. H. Stevenson was an arrival frou Sacramento this morning. Miss Mollie Thorp returned from Sacramento on the noon train Friday. Mrs. T. R. Lowe and Mrs. J. Merritt went to Sacramento this afternoon. Edward McGittigan, an ex-Supervisor of So- lano County, spent Saturday In this city. Mrs. Abe Morris returned from a visit with relatives at Biggs last week. Henry . Fredericks and his daughter, Heller, went to San Francisco last week. Dr. O. L. Colburn is visiting with his pare ents, D. S. Colburn and wife. Miss Rowe, who has been visiting her sister, State Mrs. Mrs. Charles Hadsall, has returned to Davis- ville. Mrs. Charles Richmond and Miss Nellle Smith went to Sacramento last week. Walter Davis and family of Washington are the guests of C. E. Tuck. — ARIZONA. Mose Drachman, one of the biggest mery chants at Tucson, and Miss Ethel Edmunds of this city, were married at Long Beach, Cal., on Friday last and yesterday arrived in Phoe- nix on their wedding tour. Mrs.- Efie Chapple, wife of William Chapple, of the Phoenix Saturday Evening Press, died Sunday morning very suddeniy of congestion of the lungs. Harry R. Tritle, Assistant Territorial Secre- tary, has just returned from a trip to Pres- cott, end brings down word of eight inches of snow there. Ex-Auditor C. P. Leitch of Phoenix has gons on a Lusiness trip to Wilcox. E. S. Patton of Phoenix has gone to Los An- geles to perfect arrargements for the new opera lrouse that is acon to be built in Phoenix. Fred Warren and Miss Bessie Reynolds, both well known in this city, will be married af the residence of Hon. J. A. Marshall on t 20th of this month. Charles Arthur of Prescott, arrived yester- day at the Ford Hotel in Phoenix. J. W. Connell and son of Congress are vis- iting in_Phoenix. Hon. George W. Cheney of Tucson paid a flys ing visit to Phoenix this week, and then went to_the Oro Blanco mines in Pima County. L. C. Palmer of Los Angeles has settled Glendale for the winter on account of his son’ health. D. B. Gray of the Sonora railway will spend the holidays at his home in Tucson. Captain L. W. Mix has returned to his home at Nogales from his trip to Hermosillo. J. T. Brickwood of Nogales has just returne ed from a visit to Tombstone, where he was & witness in the Greene case. Mrs. F. S. Webster and_her son of Bensom have returnéd from their Eastern trip. PR iy NEW MEXICO. Mrs. A. Gold has returned from a thres weeks' visit to friends in Santa Fe. Mr. and Mrs. Sol Luna of Valencia County have been spending a few days in Albuquerque. Mever Friedman, one of the most prominent citizens of Las Vegas, has been spending a few days in this city. Judge Crumpacker, the newly appointed Judge of the United States for this districty has returned to his old home in Indiana to spend the holidays with his family. Master Mechanic English of the Santa Fe Pacific has returned from Los Angeles and will remain during the holidays. Congressman Fergusson will be at home dure ing the recess, but his family will remain in Washington. C. W. Kennedy, manager of the Dennis Lum- ber Company, is visiting his wife and daugh- ter in Albuquerque. Mrs. H. T. Shope and daughters have gone to Towa, to be absent about three months. Mr. and Mrs. Myron Ellis have goas tc Calls fornia to spend the winter. The Presbyterian ladies made a grand socisl ss of their bazaar, and also cleared about Mar Meritt, one of the brightest and handsomest young ladies in Albuquerque, and Felix Lester, the popular young attorneY will be married during the holidays. THE MONTH AND MORN. This is the month, and this the happy morn, : Wherein the Son of Heaven's eternal king, % Of wedded maid and virgin mother borh, Our great redemption from above fid siel, it hol. es once did 3 the holy sages Trx::tr f:oe our deadly forfeit should “ree lease, And with his father work us a perpetual gt —JOHN MILTON. Mrs. John H. Scribner, the well- known president of the Women’s Health Protective Association, is so untiring in her zeal for public welfare that she has given up the wearing of ostrich feathers in her bonnets, lest at Miss Emma Younglove, Miss Addie Kelsey [ Some inopportune time they ‘