The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, May 27, 1900, Page 26

THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, SUN DAY, MAY 27, 1900. been hav > excep be hel m., at yer will from 2 to 5 p. Laurene se party was on Sunda; Outing Parties. v near Gle . Sonoma e party was given Sat May 19, in honor of Louls the well-known theat 5d his charming wife. The A an artistic t aliy Al “W Mrs. Nettie flarrison’s -DAY HAIR hit back the beau'y and luxuriance Healthy Hair to thousands. It stimulates the hair roots into taking up their du'y of givi fe and color to the hair. not a2 dye. Do=s not soil hands. $! a bottle at all druggists. One @pplica FREE to All Purchasers at My Pariors LOLA MONTEZ CREME MAKES FACIAL BEAUTY Possible 1o the plainest featured lady. Wrin- kles and a dry, faded skin—all the marks of care, worry and illness—spzedily repiaced by @ clear, rosy complexion. 75 cents a Jar. F;E: A trial pot of the CREME free to fLL lcdies sending this ad. and 10c in stamps Aiso book of instructi Box of my Face Powder FREE. > °nd @ vt SUPERFLUOUS HAIR T0 REMOVE THE ELECTRIC NEEDLE in Skiliful Hands—@As Operated at My Dermatological Parlors. Warts, Freckles. Moles, Pimples and all Fac'a! Blemishes Scientifically Treated and permansntly corrected under my personal supervision at my parlors. MRS. NETTIE HARRISON, Dermatologist, 78 GEARY STREET, San Franciseo. | affair ™| hard | street, June 3. | pleased to see their ¥ of youns |, | Greven Cho: and members of the Ane- al Club had a very enjoyable amp Pistolesi, May 13. After a long and beautiful ride many pleasant s were spent in boating, fishing and Those enjoying th . Greenlnger, M 3 Burger, * Miss A. ulson, Miss M. Ma- liss M. Malloy, Miss Gr nger, R. C. aulson, G. Johnson, ireeninger, A. Sundberg, llen. Club Parties. reven Choral Soc! held its sec- y evening, Hall. The 1 artistic suc- ss. The programme in full for the even- was as follows: Overture, selected, “Fair Olivia” (sere- from welfth Night,” Schubert), ral Society; tenor solo, “Win- rms R Have ner), Waned Wag Sailor's R M. Collins, »hnson, o hou Might von Weber), e Lovers,” Au 1s Koschat), Greven i ¥ Orchestra; (Herbert), < W. Healy, Miss Liilian B. ng, roe C. Germain » Sans Paroles,’ Abeill vio- op. pupil of T. st; bary- ; quartet, “Rl, burg (con- . Schwerdt- march song, “‘Behold sa), Greven Choral So- In the Future. . Fass announce the r daughter, Myra, at emple on June 3. A be held the same afternoon e, 1238 Eddy street, from . H. Kirschbraun announce J tion of ir daughter, Ethel, o Congregation Sherith Israel, June receive friends at her home, day evening, May 29, will be given at Byron r the direction of Benja- nd his pupils. The feat Guerre, who, nderful pianist. Mr, and Mrs. Isidore Uri announce the heir daughter, Jeannette, -El, Sutter street, They will re- sidence, 1140 Pacific street, ar Jones, on the afternoon of the same day Packscher announce their daughter, y-sireet Tem- will receive parents, 1309 Scott Sunday atternoon, Sunday, the home of her from 2 to 5, ple, at Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Coleman announce confirmation of their daughter, Hat- , at the Congregation Sherith Israe st and Taylor streets, Sunday, June 3 hey will receive from 2 to 5, at 112 Sec- et Ir. and Mrs. H. Frohman announce the mation of their daughter, Mabel, at Bush-street Temple, Sund vening, They will receive Monday, the , at their residence, 228 Second avenue, 4 astrict and Mrs. Alex Pollack will te their twentieth wedding at their residence, 1225 Golden Gate e, to-day from 2 to 5 o’clock. They to see their friends. Aaron Shaen will be friends in honor of ) their daughter Pearl reet Temple Sunday, June 3 will receive Sunday cele- anniver- Mr the confirmatiol at the Geary 3, at 10:30 a. m. afterncon, June 3, from 2 to 6, at their residence.’ 652 McAllister street. Mr. and Mr: M. Loewenthal an- ounce the confirmation of their daughter yvthe at the G street Temple Sun- - | day morning. June They will receive t thelr residence, 2211 Sutter street, from o5 p. m. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Harris take pleas- in announcing the confirmation of their daughter Gold: They will recelve June from 2 to Golden ( nd Mrs. B. Breslauer announce the irmation of their daughter Leona at the Bush-street Temple on Sunday even- ing, June 3. They will receive the follow ing afternoon at their residence, 1348 Web- ster street. a. Mr. Personals. Major Lewis Smith, Fourth Artillery, . 8. A, and wife leave June 3 for a tour of the world. They are to visit Paris in August. Mrs. Oppenheim of 1402 Montgomery treet last urday for Byron Hot Springs for a stay of two weeks. Migs Annie Engler has returned from her visit to Mrs. C. J. Gardener at Mill Valley. Mrs. Julius Gabriel and baby and Miss Gertie Joseph left for Nevada City last Sun They intend to stay about six week - Mrs. T. Cohen, widow of the late Mark J. Cohen of Juneau, Alaska, has come to this city to reside at 1357 Webster street. Dr. and Mrs. J. Henry Barbat and their daughter Alice left the city Monday even- ing, May 21, for a trip East. E'r. R. L. Walsh and wife have returned from the springs after a month’s vacation. Dr. Lu Ella Cool of Casa Esperanza, Haywards, is entirely restored to health and leaves early in June for Cape Nome, where she will remain until September, prnstveczlng and lpmcudm,' her profession. On_ her return Dr. Cool will occupy the corner of Thirteenth Oakland. . Roeder of 741 Filbert left for an extended trip to Europe. hile abroad Mrs. Roeder will visit the Paris Exposition. Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Scott are at present on their way to make an extended visit of several months at Parls, Their stay will probably be one of about a year's duration at the Exposition and “other European citles. Miss Constance Schmitz has returned from her three weeks’ visit to friends at Healdsburg and Cloverdale. Linde A. Washburne, shorthand porter in the Supreme Court, who has Just res red from a severe iliness, left for the East on Thursday last, accompa- nied by his wife and three-year-old baby Dorothy, and Mrs. Washburne’s aunt, Mrs, Frank W. Whiteside. Mr. Wash- burne secured a month’s leave of absence from the Governor for the purpose of re- gaining his health, and also to pay a visit ;)nmhis home and that of his wife’s in 0. Mrs, Frank W. Whiteside, wife of Dep- uty Collector of Internal Revenue F, Vx Whiteside, has left on a visit to her na- tive home in Ohlo. A trip ta the nationa? capital, where several friends of the Whitesides are residing, will be a portion of the pleasures in store for this lady and her traveling companions, Mr. and Mrs. A. Washburne. Mrs. M. Dolliver, the wife of J. E, B. Dolliver, a prominent Alaskan miner, leaves shortly for Peoria, Ill., with her son, Walter H. Tarsin, for an unlimited stay with friends and relatives, 1ss Nellle Willis Moffitt of Oakland is visiting Miss Belle Jaffe of 1008 Main street, Seattle. Mrs. Willlam J. Newman of 2320 Clay street will discontinue her day at home during the summer months. Mrs. Ben Schloss of 514 Devisadero street will discontinue her day at home for the present. Mra. Max Abrams, accompaned by her residence at re- Roeder (so- | | d, is considered a | | 8. Russell, Lakeport. family and father, will leave shortly for Mark We: Miss Bl Stern are Lomond. Allenberg e iche Allenberg and Miss Celia staying a few weeks at Ben They are accompanied by Leo Mrs . B. McLean and family have left for Mill Va alley, wh ¢+ will spend the will _occupy the Marcus te Madera avenue. Emma Becker will return to her home on the 30th inst., after spending a month in the southern part of the State. ‘!\Hss Agnes Secelig has lefi for New York. Mr. and Mrs. I. N. Eisenberg and M E. Magnes will leave for the East May 27 and sail for Zurope on June 19, to be Al months. rs. A. Repsold and daughter the summer at Hotel Belve- George Whittell have nce on California street to their summer home in Ala- ing and move da. and Mrs. Ernest Adelsdorfer have 1 from 2019 Pine street to 2028 Cali- street. Mrs. Adelsdorfer will be d to see her friends the first Friday At the Resorts. THE GEYSERS—Arrivals at the Gey- sers for the week ending May 23 are: | N H. B. Hoyt, J. A. Edwards, Miss Lulu Estes, Santa Mrs. . L. Shel- burn, Harvey Cahiil, Ogden, Utah; James H. Jennings, Sam S. Green (manager San 1 Gazette), Mrs. C. E. A. nd Foerster, George A. ken and wife, B. de Laney and wife, W. Hallowell and H. A. Marvin, San Meadon, Cloverdale; Mrs. Bell, Miss Mollle Phil- | yrgia Phillips, O. F. Staton, James Wa Jr., Hollister; s on an Rafael; S. W. La Dee, Coral, Mich.; W. J. Young, Oakland. GILROY HOT SPRINGS—The following red at Gilroy Hot Springs st week: John Meierdierk Hollings, Miss Meta | s, H. B. Phillips, A. >. R. Turner, Arnold, John Meyer Ikins, Mrs. G. C. Owens and wife, the p Custalhin, M. o Ballette, Mrs. M. B. Langtree, ¢ 'S ara Malley, William C 'urne: C. R. Turner, n Francisco; oesser, Thomas Snodgra and wife, o, s Watsonville; Miss M. Tennant, Miss M. 3. Sunyne, Pacific Grove; Mrs. J. C. Smith, C. R. Tompson and wife, Nevada. HIGHLAND SPRINGS—Récent arrivals ai Highland Springs include: Benjamin | Davis, George B. Crandall, H. M. Ames | Jr., F. Vauter, T. C. Tognazzini, Valerio Tognazzini, A. Green, W. H. Wolf, G. A. | Webster, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ellsworth, Miss M. E. Cantelow, J. O'Dea, Mrs. H. F. Woods and maid, Master Frank | Woods, Master Clarence Woods, Mrs. | John Sloan, Mrs. L. H. Curtis, Dr. M. J. | Gillett and wife, J. J. Collins_and wife, Judge and Mrs.' John Hunt, P. A. Mec- Donald, Fred Koenig, E. Dryselius, San Francisco; George C. Codding, Sonoma County Alameéda; Edwin Swinford and wife, Co- T AETNA SPRINGS—The following guests registered at Aetna Springs during the past week: Rev. David McClure, A. Maer- tins, Harry Lewis, M. H. Morris and wife, E. F. Preston and wife, Miss Preston, Miss Edith J. Preston, Miss Norma E. Preston. George P. Thomas, H. Helwig, F. W. M. Lange and wife, Thomas Ash- worth and wife, San Francisco; Mrs. E. B. Hartson, Miss Daisy Hartson, Miss Ethel Hartson, Napa; H. J. Toews, Mani- toba, Canada. DUNCAN SPRINGS—Among those reg- istered at Duncan Springs are: F. A, Col- ley and wife, Miss Helen Marie Coll Mrs. D. W. Montgomery, Ella 8. Mont- gomer Elizabeth 8. Montgomery, Mrs. Crittenden and wife, M. L. Schmift and wife, M. B. Strong and son, Philip Bush, Mrs. Dr. E. L.ngwmple. Miss _Muriel ‘Wemple, Julius T. Prince, Chester Skaggs, James H. Jennings, George Bush, Leon Gaines, F. Hoffman, J. R. D: P. Thorn, W. E. Foster, S. H. San Francisco; W. J. Young, 3 ling, Oakland; ‘Captain Charles Rock and wife, Alameda; E. L. Finley, Vernon Goodwip, J. R. Edwards, W. W. Skaggs, Santa Hosa; i W SKagss, Miss Ible Gully, L. A. Kahrs, Healdsburg; Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Curtis, San Rafael; N. W. Scudder, Petaluma; C. C. Gildea, Fulton; Alpha Crook, Cloverdale; A. W. Heyd- mann, Hawafi. PASO ROBLES—The following guests are registered at Paso Robles; James | Stuart and wife, John M. Curtis and wife, Miss Elsie Smifh, John Stapleton, C. W. Clark and wife, £. L. de Arman, N. H. Eaton, R. Gallegos, Thomas Denigan, G. H. Thomsen, A. B. Vogel, E. Oppen- heimer, 8. C. Smith, Colonel S. M. Mills and wife, 8. J, Sinnen, H. Brunner, J. F. Forbes, J. L. Green, T. G. Marcus, Frank Hunter, William A. " Tufts, Stanley D. McCarthy, Gus_ Coblentz, Grubb, W. H. King, O. E. Hall, E. R. Spangler, W. D. Eaton, San Francisco; J. L. Barker, Berkeley; Charles H. Mail- tette, San Diego: W. W. Seaman, Sacra- mento; I N. %ichnrds. S. C. Spaulding, . Lynch, kton; O. W. Schmeder, Clyde Sable, ada City; Miss B, V. Seripp, La Jol- as, Cal.; G. ‘A. Daugherty, Salinas. SEIGLER SPRINC Che following reg- istered the pust weck at Seigler Springs: Thomas_Gunderson, P. F. Dugan, A. B, Dodge, William Gregg, W. C. Wright, G. Lehite, J. J. Sullivan, San Francisco: George Herbert and wife, Vallejo; Wil- ilam Spiers, Miss F. Shamp, Calistoga; B. Los Angeles; J. G. Graham, P. %_(u | E. Young, Middietown; Mrs. S. Keim, | Auburn. | _BYRON HOT SPRINGS—Regstered at o past week were: | C. O. Bishop, . L. Godchaux, Mrs. J. | Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Dunn, Mr. and Mrs. { Swenson, M J. J. Rauer, Mrs. E. M. |George Barton, Mr. and Mrs. F. L. Liv- | O'Brien, Andrew Carlson, A. P. Hogden, ingston, Mrs. Wilder Dwight, Misses Sara | M. Brilliant, Maggie M. Casey, B. J. Cam- | Bryan, Nellie Biddle, Agnes Carnes, Rose | pion, I. F. Vellado, J. L. Burgess, Mrs. H. | Egerer, Anna Shubert, Mary Morris, Jos- Max, H. N . P. O'Brien, J. Larson, | ephine’ Dunn, ‘L. Morris, Edith Hewton, {Mrs.' J."W. Hamm, Dan Denny, A. A.|M. Gonzales, A. Gonzales, Rena Dunn, Brown, William R. Daingerfield, Frank ith Hewton and Messrs. Reed, Max | offin, V. von Drobroaski, Mrs. J. F. erer. John Murray, Edward Hutchin ! < 3 Mrs. H Farrow, C. | son, 154 Morris, Horgan, Joseph Alvin, g son, M. Da- . O'Brien . W. Ham W. G. Holcomb Blake and wif 3 Alma Hink, W. J J. T. Taylor, 1 letcher, Byron; J. H Mc Dr. A. Bruenn R. A. Cooke, Irs. H. C, Hotfilter, Mr: wcramento; A. Wilson, Li Field, Miss Field, Reno, Nev nery,” Mrs. Brown, Stockton; Mrs. Ida Lonjers, N. G. Green, Mrs. H. G. Green, Colusa; W. Irwin, Colorado Springs, W, J. Jones. Nanaimo: A. C. Sutton, Horace Fogg, Stanford University., . Mclnnis, Mill Vailey; . A. Bruenn, Oakland} Franklin, Portland, Or.; C. Grofmiller, ermore; A. L. G. McIn- Los Angeles. On Friday evening the Deux Temps Club gave its closing dance, which was a very brilliant affair. Among those pres- ent were: Mercedes de Luna, Nita Dra- | kenfeld, Grace aubersheimer, Bernie Newlin, May Prentiss, Edith Maurice, Renna Kane, Carrie Bogart, Reba Cole, lorence Drain, Callie Koster, Florence Fry, Alice Gwynne, Bertha Kane, Lina Johnson, Belle Harden, Josephine Lewis, Florence Avery, Florence Clute, Bessle Allen, Edna Fraser, Marie Gavagan, Maud Herbert, Annie Walker, Kate Walker, Ruth Downey, Bessie Pendleton, Belle Whitaker and Shirley Jenkins; Messrs. Charles Walton, John Kelly, Wal- ter Maxwell, Fred Lambourne, Woodford Davisson, Paul Crippen, Harold Barham, Will Crippen, Bruce Hatch, Henry O'Mel- veny, Fred Hambright, Martin Marsh, John Bernard, Frank Barham, Percy Wicks, Charles Halfhill, Wheeler North, Walter Ree Raymond Moore, Paul s Hopper, Ch urice, Ben Fary rge Fuller, Bert Wiggins, Sam K Moore, Harry Anderson, Moyne Stevens, George McLain, Lel ord, Ray Koster, Frank Gillelen, Graham, John Bloeser Jr., Rowe nderson, Richard Heinmann and Norman Bishop. Rowan, Charl M rles Willets, Miss Maud Biglow of Marion avenue gave a hearts party on Friday in honor of Miss J e Rutledg: just returned from an extended Eastern visit. The Gamma Phi Sorority assisted in receiving. The lady’s first prize, which was a burnt leather cushion in red and black, was won by Isabelle Teale. Walter Lentz received as the gentleman's first prize a pair of ebony and silver mounted military brushes. Miss Alice Retzer and Edwin Terry received the consolations. Among the society members. present were: Helen Bushnell, Eula Smith, Maud | Tanner, May Biglow, Lois Walter, Laura Fitch, Agnes Crites,'Ansely Sayre, Doro- 5. rgent, Miss Cashman, Mrs. A. Schultz, Mrs. O. D. Wheeler, J. Jerboner, J. E. Collver, Miss Charlotte Hughes, Mrs, | M. J. McDonald, C. W. Kenizer and wife, | perry, Marle Roesel, Clara Matlock, Care | “rle Lentz, Jack Marsh. Oliver Perry, Ra mond Hill, Lynn Van Harman, Lute Hem- seau, William Burkhart, Wiil Schrader, Oscar Schrad, Will Stern, Archibald Thompson, Harry Baskerville, Robert | Sayre, Warren Gilmer, Bernard Tanner, ordon Wynn and John Staub. A very er ble dinner was tendered Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Salkey at_Levy's on Monday evening. While Mrs. Salkey was helni entertained by ladies in one room Mr. Salkey was likewise being entertained by the gentlemen in another, it being en- tirely unknown to both. While the dinner courses were being served the ladies sur- Mr. and Mrs. J. Schultz, San Francisc: R. Abbey, Oakland; Zephanial James, Gold Hill, Nev.; Mrs. M. H. Peck, Mu’ nich, Germany. SARATOGA SPRINGS—The follawing guests registered at S o.;a Springs during the past weck Maniott, k. Swasey, P. Quinn, Mrs, M. Tallman, H. | Rippe, A. Preston 'and wife, J. Heney, A. | Meger, W. T. Vogel, Mrs. Hunter, San | Francisco; G. A. Dauphiny, Miss E Dauphiny, F. Crockett, Eureza; A. V (‘lar{(. W. Laro, Secramento; J. T. Whe- land, S. Lewis and wife, Miss L. Lewis, Lowrens Lewis, Mrs. N. Lewis, Seattle; F. Thornton, E. Cotter, E. Bray, San Jose; E. N, Forster and wife, Ventur: E. Swinford and wife, Colusa; L. Passa Jocgon, Healdsburg; F. Green and wife, S. BARTLETT SPRINGS—The following guests registered at Bartlett Springs dur- ing the past week: Harry Wilde, A. M. Byrnes, G. T. Davis, Dave Friedman, Fred S, Harrington, San Francisco; W liam_Stork, F. Hamburg. Danville; 'E. Erisiison, ~Humboldt; B. T. McLeéan, Berkeley: Edwin Swinford and wife, Co- lusa; Pete Droge, Fresno; J. B. Me mar, Sacramento:; C. Buck, Hough Springs; John Ahern, Alden: T. G. Pat- terson, Lincoln; H. B. Cockrill and wife, Lakeport; G, H. Hoag, Santa Rosa. PARAISO HOT SPRINGS—Registered at Paraiso Hot Springs are: W, Fahey, A. Malatesta, Frank Taafe, R. Wheeler. L. R. Ellert, J. T. Senecal, M. T. Kemp and wife, Mrs. J. Jonas, Mfs. M. Homan, J. D. Hill and wife, Miss Catherine Hill, Mrs. Hyer Frank, A. L. Carr and wife, San Francisco. PARAISO HOT SPRINGS—J. ‘M. Walsh, Dave Johnson, Santa Cruz; F. L. Ryden, P. W. Morse, Watsonville; Captain O. Cayer, Salinas; M. F. Laugh- lin, Moss Landing; A. J. Ackerman and wite, C. A, Jansen, Carrie Posnen, James_A. McCawley, A. H. Grand and Wwife, Los Angeles; Mrs. T. Papinta, Miss Nellle Papting, Mrs. Jane Austin and maid, E. Frank Basse, J. A. Laird, Miss Minnie Freemont, Oakland; F. F. Spreckens. Miss Anna Beckwith, ‘Mrs. J. 7. Beckwith, E. L. Stevenson, Alameda; Miss A. Bernard, Mrs. J. C, Bernard, Santa Clara; D. C. Palton and daughter, Charles M. Backesio, San Luis Obispo; A. B. Kohn and wife, R. J. Spencer, E. L. Merritt, Jesse N. Merritt, Chicago: C. R. McDonald, Frank J. Kelly, Tuscon: J. K. Canfield, George M. Goldsmith, Phil- adelphia; B. C. Paquette, Mrs. LK Nichols and maid, New Orleans; Mrs. J. W. Huston, Miss Jennie Blake, Mr. and Mrs. T. Perrin, St. Louis. ADAMS SPRINGS — The guests at Adams Springs_are: E. Steinway, Ward Stone, George Hunt, J. L. Robinson, Mrs 3. L. Robinson, H. J. Bimmen, San Fran cisco; H. Dunlap and son, Napa; Charl Webb, Frederick Reich, William Flagler, Joseph Hogan, James Hickey, P. J. Ward, San Francisco; James McGuire, Vallejo; J. Casey, Calistoga; P. 8. Mackay, Oak- jand; Wiillam Spiers, Calistoga; Dr. J. E. Hackey, Dr. Hicks, Middletown; J. Myla- vanas, San Francisco; James Hunter, Miss Isabelle Hunter, Alameda; N. Cole, Calis- toga; Thomas McGruill, 'San Francisco; Walter Beatty and wife, Oakland; 8. Struve, l)&m v§truve‘ gnu?nvme- M. Fitzpatrick, & S uguly, Pre‘gpa l-:nd wife, Joneph‘“)fln hy,e E R. fiurph)‘, L. _Ingalsbe ane wife, James Hansen, G. F. Luhke, San Francis- co; F. H. Boggs, Lakeport; John Allman, A P. Swaln and wife, Oakland; W. R. Parker, Vacaville; L. Green, L. J. Phil- ips, E. Garber, W. . Gregg, an Francisco; H. vanaugh, Va- caville; E. Mahue. wife and ' child, San Francisco; . i O'Connell, Oakland; E. L. Giller, Gemfiu Ahrens, H. Schmeider, H. Coblentz, . Hess, San Francisco; Mrs. McKelly, Lakeport; M. Cronin, Sacramento; W. H. Robinson, Oakland; W. G. Cords, 'Valiejo; T. H. Ei- lis, San Francisco. SKAGGS HOT SPRINGS—The follow- 15115;1 nesté- are tered at Skaggs prings, Sonoma County: S. Sachs, Bachrod and wife, J.x Abbott, Fritch, E. B. Perley, Miss H. Keefe M. ite, Thomas Crowley, Geo: % Burnham, P. Lewis and wife, Klurfielll Hart, Mr, and Mrs. Harry Hart, F. Zin- kand and wife, Willlam P. Lewis and wife, Val. R. Bury. Don. J. McKay, C. S. N thy Gilmore, Rena Smith, Jessfe Rutlege, Irene Buel, Florence Whittington, Eva | | elaborate dinner was served, the cham- pagne being accompanied by toas Among those present were: Mr. and Mr: Maurice Hellman, Mr. and Mrs Nor linger, Mr. and Mrs. L. Baruch, 3 Mre. Herman_Baruch, Mr. and Mrs. 1. B. Dockweller, Mr, and Mrs. Heury Laub, Mr. and Mrs. Herman Frank, Mr. and Mrs. James W. Hellman, Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Stern, Mr and Mrs. A. Prenzlauer, Mr. and Mrs. Sunderland, John Off, Eu: ene Roth, H. J. Woollacott, M. Adler and ilr. and Mrs. Carl Seligman. Mr. and Mrs, Salkey left for Chicago. Miss Myrtle Schaefer gave a farewell arty on Monday evening at the hame of Nire Ackerly of South Flower street. She was assisted in entertaining b; s Hartwell and Miss Hazel Schaefer, The house was very tastefully decorated with ferns, flowers and ribbons. Among those present were: Lillian Moore, Kittie Dan- fels, Aileen Staub, Jessie Lacey, Marie Lindenfeld, Ada Smith, Helen Lucy Howell, Alta Enslow, Cressy Ens- low, Lily Olshausen, Sidney DraKenfeld, Stuart O'Melveny, Charles Clay, James Utley, Charles Castello, Francis Shannon, Theodore Cadwalader, Maurice Cadwala- der and Wallace Connon. On Thursday a very pretty luncheon was given by Mrs. Adele S. Browning at her home in Bonnie Brae street. Among those present were: Mrs. C. F. Hastings, guest of honor; Mmes. Burhalter, Town- send, Rust, the Misses Kate Kennedy and ‘Winchester. On Tuésday a luncheon was given by Mrs, Frank P. Flint, assisted by Mrs. A. . . Among those Mmes. C. N. Flint, 8. C. 3 Stewart, F. C. Howes, J. C. Call, C. Bar- bere, A\ Hine, A. Lester, M. Cole, Vickey, M. T. Allen, D. Thompson, M. H. Flint, Clarence Hall, Edgar Palmer, W. J. Washburn, 8. 8. Salisbury, G. Aubrey Davisson, Harry Callender and the Misses Flora Howes, Addle Doran and Clara Howes. On Thursaay. at her_home on_South Hill_street, Mrs. W. L. Wade gave a luncheon to a few of her intimate friends. Covers were laid for Mmes. Chamberlain, Kimball, Case, Griffin_ Lockhart, Poin- dexter, Judd, Morris, Brown, Jones and Vaohies. The Century Card Club and a few friends were entertained by Floyd D. Dressery at his home in Mitchell place. The evening was spent in playing whist, after which refreshments were served. The_best scores of the evening were made bfl' Miss Long and Harold Doig. Among the members present were sses Ger. trude Hutton. Eugene Devin, Lottie Stroscker, Stella Starr, Dosia Dressery, Stella Reynolds, Stella’ Blanchard, Fan’ nie Jones Eaghu Jones, Messrs. Har; Guston, W. Scott Reddington, A. Imelll, George Hays, Eugene White ana Harold Doig. The guests of the club resent were: Misses Anna Long Julia treeter, Agnes Cloetta, Lena Cloetta, Mr. McNesh, Captain D. P. Quinlan and Mr. Diller, On Thursday evening the Cirita Club held fts last meetlni of the season at the home of Miss Lydia Browning on South Grand avenue. The evening was spent in playing whist, g);rlssu being ubbell, J. M. awarded the successful players. The ladies’ first prize was won by Miss Fan nie Reed and the gentlemen's was won by Mr. Bishop, the consolation prize be- ing awarded to Earl Patterson. Among those present were: Marian Lewis, Grace Winters, Ethel McKinney, Ida Mannei, Eva Tuttle, Mildred Lewls, Meda Hardey, Victor Tuttle, Joe Reed, orge arles Mannel, George Parker, Lord, James Worden and John On Thursday eveninz the Shakespeare Cahonard, | F. G. Ag- , Mrs. J. Gomez, G. Hoch- deyer, M H. Stratten priged the gentlemen by joining them. An | Zaidie | | | {1ce, Jessie Reynclds, Hamilton Fay, Ralph Galt; | | School | 8 n | i1 Club of St. Vincent's College gave a boat- ing party at the East Side Park. After spending some time in rowing refresh- ments were served in the gaalhousfi Among the members present were: Rev F. McCabe, Elmer Booth, Rodney White, Jesse Boyce, Ray Marion, Jordan Neel Albert Forthmann, Edward Moriarity, Joseph McWilliams, Aigus Lindley, Peter Marin, J. White, Fred Gilbert, J. Hayes and George Beisher. On Thursday evening a surprise was glven Miss Nan Scott at her home on South Hope street. Miss Amy Chappelow received, assisted by Miss Delphina Scott. he affair was given Miss Scott previous to her departure for the Kast. Among :}hose Present were: Mr. and Mrs. A. E. slass, Mrs. B. P. Hutchinson, the Misses ltahlmer. Etta Stahlmer, Cora Glass, Harlan, Sharpless. Hickeox, Chappelow. Mitchell, =Kennedy, Scotf, ~Knowels, | essrs. McKeag, Fanning, Rogers, Den- | nison, Marsden of Pasadena, Dr. and Mrs. Binn ‘Smith and Boden. ,ihe season of the Orange Whist Club ¢losed on Saturday with a pleasant trip 0 Santa Monica and dinner at the Hotel Arcagin. Among the club guests present were: Judge and Mrs. C. N. Sterry, Mr. and Mrs. Fay, Mr. and Mrs. Hinton, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Kelsey and Walter Trask. Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Young gave a very enjoyable whist party on Thursday even- l_nz at ‘their home on Twenty-seventh Street. Punch was served by Judge Young. ~Miss Josephine Dunn won the first prize, the consolation prize being won by Mrs. Gonzolez. The gentlemen's first prize was won by Max Egerer and the consolation prize won by Mr. Street. Those present were: Mr, and Mrs. Wil- liam Malony, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Spen. cer. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hardesy, Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Edwards, Mr. and’ Mrs. M. Reider, Mr, and Mrs. Frank Whittley, Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Steele, Mr. and Mrs. McCracken, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Street, Mr. and Mrs. M. P. Paulson, Mr. and Mrs, . Gonzales, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Alvin, Graves. Ralph Egerer and L. Ramsey. The Phi Delta Chl Sorority gave a pro- gressive dinner in honor of Miss Lillian Guyer, who expects to leave shortly for a European tour. The first course was | served at the home of Miss Hazel Ed- | wards, on Court street, the second course was served by Miss Anna_Vickers of Se enth street, the third by Miss Kitty Wal- bridge in Westlake, Miss Helen Newlin of West Twenty-eighth street the fourth, | Miss Susie Carpenter of West Twenty- seventh street the fifth and the last was served at the Wilshire residence, where | the party was jolned by the gentlemen, where dancing finished the enjoyment of the evening. Among those present wer Lila Lett, Alice Gwynn, Margaret Lee, | Marion Lée, Fannie Rowan, Edith Maur- Maurice, Fred Rowan, Frank Gfllelen, Roy Pinkham, Lee Garnsey, Merick Rey- nolds, Barl Hook, Tom Lee, Frank Bugbee, Guy Carson, Tom Lansing and Louis Manning. | Among_some of the Los Angelenos vis- iting in New York at the hotels are J. C. | Hickey, C. S. Fay, Mrs, J. J. Fay Jr., W. H. Bowman and . J. McClellen. Elinn has gone to San Francisco ess trip. sell Soclety was entertained on Tuesday afterncon at _the home of Miss Hamberger on South Flower street. Mrs. T. E. McShane was pleasantly sur- prised on Saturday evening at her home | on West Eighteenth street. The evening was spent in music and games. Miss Gerta Hatch left on Tuesday for Chicago, where she will join Mme. Bishop on her tour of Europe. Mrs. Frank Chase entertained the Holly Whist €lub on Tuesday afternoon at her home on Pasadena avenue. Miss Minnie Wolf was given a party on Sunday evening by her parents, Mr. and Mrs, John Wolf, to celebrate her eight- eenth birthday anniversary. | Miss Etta Schumacher was the guest of honor at a dinner given by Mr. and Mrs. ". W. Hatsough on Sunday evening. e Burr has as her guest Miss man of Ventura. Parsons_of Giris" Collegiate has as her guest Miss Grace C. heldon of Buffalo, who is a writer nn:” er correspondent. | lara Schmidt and Miss Kate ("(\l-: give a lawn party on the 24th | the home of the latter on Caron- Bes Ch will at de'et street. Dave Sprangler and mother, Mrs. Jane E. Sprangler, of the Hotel Westlake have gone to Terminal Island for the summer. Ladies Find In Camelline an absolute preventive and | relief from the effects of tan, sunburn and poison oak. Indispensable for the moun- ns and seashore. Refreshing, effec 1 t all druggist: SUPERFLUOUS HAIR And all other facial blemishes are remo DR. and MRS, W. TRAVERSE, Donohos building, 1170 Market street, cor. Taylor, rooms | 28-20, with the electric needle without pain or sear. Permanency guaranteed; hours 1 to 4 P. M. ‘What the World's Greatest Serpentine Dancer, LOIE FULLER, Says About the Skin Food and Tissue Builder, BRAHMAN TOILET CREAM: “I certainly can recom- mend your delightful Brahman Toilet Cream as the best thing for its purpose have _ever used.” Price, 50c. Brah- man’ Tooth Powder, 30c. All druggists and at office_of A. W. Traverse, M.D. CASH or CREDIT. Better Inspect My Stock of FURNITURE, CARPETS, MATTINGS, STOVES, Etc., Before Purchasing Blsewhere, A Word to the Wise Is Sufficient. Estimates Glven on Complete House Furnishing. BRILLIANT’S, +338-340-342 POST ST, Open Evenings. NEAR POWELL. OCEAN TRAVEL. For Cape Nome Al STEAMER NEWSBOY, Sailing - - = June Ist, 1960. For Tickets and Frelght Space Apply to Apply to CHAS. CORRLIN & co.l1. 6. MECALL & co., 87 Market Street. | 006 Market Street. —OR TO — WALTER SCAMMELL, 418 California st., room 32. ALASKA COMMERCIAL COMPANY'S STEAMER SAN JOS WILL SAIL FOR CAPE NOME Direct June 2. For Accommodations and Tickets Apoly at OTTINGER'S TICKET OFFICE, Agent, 620 Market st., San Francisco, Cal. (ommercial Company | SEATTLE. ...... ADVERTTI! e ——— WQQQWMWQQGWWS CITY OF DRY GOODS COMPANY. 2 : =3 g CLOAK and SUIT DEPT, Pique Suits and Skirts! Denim and Crash Skirts! THREE SPECIAL LEADERS IN PIQUE SUITS FOR THIS WEEK! All white pique embroidery insertion on jacket and skirt. Black or lavender polka dot on white pique jacket and skirt. White pique skirt and jacket, trimmed with navy blue bands. AT $8.50 Regular price $12.50. S OO LHOCCRCE O QLG 100 % fsi The very thing for the country. HIGH-GRADE TAILOR-MADE SUITS, At $20—The nobbiest little Eton Suits of the season in grays. At $30—Silk lined throughout, stitched taffeta bands, trim- med, grays and black, the latest cut Eton. At $6.50 and $7.50—Just received, a new lot of Short Walking Skirts, double-faced cioth, suitable for outing and country wear. COUNTRY ORDERS CAREFULLY FILLED. SEND MEASURES. CITY OF PARIS DRY GOODS COMPANY, SE. Corner Geary and Stockton Streets, San Franciseo. UNION SQUARE. LRI OO LHOORORORROAORROROR R0 OCEAN TRAVEL. OCEAN TRAVEL Pacific Coast Steamship Co. leave Alaska a n n Townsend, Seattle, Tacoma, ‘Anacortes and New Wb (Wash. )~ 1 a m., May 31, June and every Afth day thereafter: change at Seattle to this company’s steamers for Alaska and G. N. Ry.: at Tacoma to N. P. at_Vancouver to C. P. Ry. Humboldt Bay—10 a. m.. May every ffth Monterey. San Simeo ucos, Port Harford (San Luis Obispo), ¢ t Santa Barbara, Ve , Hueneme, San Pedr. East San_ Pedro (Los Angeles) and Newpert May 27, 31, June 4, and every fourth day thereafte For San Diego, ford (San Luis O WIII Dispatch From San Francisco Direct for | NOME St. Michael THE FIRST-CLASS S. 5. .SAN JOSE SAILING | stopping Ybispo). Sa 't ea " For further folders The company reserves the right to changs information obtaln company’s steamers, calimg dates and hours of sailine SATURDAY, JUNE 24, “#esi sice -+ soe sericmer 9, 9 | street (P: Hotel). i % GOODALL, PERKINS & CO., Gen. Agents, 3z 10 Market st San Francisco. THEN, B, & N, PN DISPATCH FAST STEAMERS TO FOR I, AND From Spear-street whar at 11 a. m. including Berth and Meals. FOR RATES APPLY TO ALASKA FARE &'dcnd's COMMERCIAL COMPANY | #7sr o Eiiironiia san 310 SANSOME STREET. f oo | | | $12 First Class MBTA SATLS | Helena and all points | Through tickets to E. Valencia CapeNome SAN FRANCISCO........MAY 26 | eee....MAY 31| SECOND TRIP. LEAVES SEATTLE FIRST-CLASS LIGHTERAGE FACILITIES | AT NOME. | 2. Spe i the all points East. WARD, General Agent, J30 Market st. AMERICAN LINE. NEW YORK, S0UTHAMPTON. LONDON, PARIS. Stopping_at Cherbourg, ron! From New York svery Wednoeday, 15 & m. New York. s¢. Panl St. Louts. Pan! June 13 St. Louls. RED STAR LINE New York and Antwers. From New York every Wednesday, 12 noon Kensington ......May 3| Southwark Noordand June ¢ Westernland Friesland .......June 13 Kenstngton .. EMPIRE LINE . §. “OHIO,” from Seattle to Nome and St. Michael, May 24th. Subsequent sallings from Seattle to Nome, St. Michael and_Yukon River Points. June 30, July 31, August 3. For rates and other information apply to EMPIRE TRANSPORTATION CO., 3 Montzomery Street TEAMERS WILL LEAVE WHARF, COR. S ner First and Brannan streets, 1 p. : for YOKOHAMA and HONGKONG, calline st Kobe (Hiogo), Nagasaki and Shanghal, and connecting at Hongkong with steamers for In- For passenger and freight rates apply to Pacific Steam Whaling Co., 80 California St., S, F. 813 1st Ave. South, Seattle. | ! dia, eic. No cargo received on board on day Pacific Coast Steamship Co. | & ™!l p §8. HONGKONG MARTL . ¥ - gssss e ursday, Ji ", 190 FOR... 8. NIPPON MARU......Tuesday, July 10, 1000 S8, AMERICA MARU. N i . 1900 | Round-trip tickets at reduced rates For freight and passage apply at company's office, | 421 Market street. cormer rat. i | W. H. AVERY. General Agent. DIRECT. | . COMPAGNIE GENERALE TRANSATLANTIQUE. DIRECT LINE TO HAVRE-PARIS, Sailing every Thursday instead nfm The New and Palatial Steel Steamship SENATOR | | Saturday. from November 2, 1899 at Wili sall from Seattle and Tacoma June 21, | 10 a. m., from Pler i2. North River, foot July 21 and August 27. The SENATOR, sall- | Morton st. LA TOURAT May 31 ing July 21, will make an Excursion Trip via | BRETAGNE, June 7: LA LORRAINE, June the inland passage, and after landing at Nome | LA CHAMPAGNE, June 21 First class t will continue north thro' the Behring Straits, | Havre, 360 and upward: 5 per cent reduction on past East Cape on the Siberlan coast. crossing | round trip. Second class to Havre, $6: 5 the Arctic Circle, passing into the Arctic | cent reduction om round trip. G AGENCY FOR UNITED STATES AND ¢ ADA, 32 Broadway (Hudson _building), York, J. F. FUGAZI & CO.. Pacific Coast Agents, 5 Montgomery avenue, San Franctsco EANIC S.S. CO.~HONOLULU, APTA O it TKLAND AND SYDNEY. s Ocean. Passengers are advised to inspect the | Senatcr before purchasing tickets via other steamers, as her second-class and steerage ac- commodations are superior to the first-class | accommodations on most of the steamers ad- vertised for Nome. The Pacific Coast Steam- ship Co. has been running its steamers to Alaska—winter and summer—for 2 years and - A Y is the Ploneer Pacific Coast Line. For further | S- S ""T“’?‘!;f,:..g‘?"“;}:,"fil Y - o e O Y AROWBRIDGE. | o " y{ARTPOSA (via Honolulu) to New Zea Washington st Portland, Or.s W, PARRIS | AR iiia s GRS e - 2 . = 124 Went Second st., Los Angeles, - . . 1% montgomeny ALL, PERKINS & CO- Gen Apta.. it Market | Pier 7. Foot Pacific St Freioht Oes. 32 Mo o7 ot CKET OFFICE—4 New Montgomery st. e San Francisco. LUX 8500 Tons 18 (4000 Tons salling for Valparsiso and Hamburg poris. Cantral, South America, oto. S.S. Luxor, 6500 tons, sails about June HATHOR .5600 OCTAVIA 7000 T CR —_— SERAP THE ALASKA EXPLORATION COMPANY WILL DISPATCH FROM SAN FRANCISCO DIRECT FOR KOME weil-known ‘“‘Alaska Flyer” and most ar boat in the Alaska service, S. S. HUMBOLDT. Montuly e { | FORU. S. NAVY YARD AND VALLEJO. “Menticello. " POSITIVE SAILING WEDNESDAY MAY o Fo s R T o e Bk, ot .ene. & m.; 3315, $:30 p. m. (ex. Thurs. night); Fri- FROM STEUART STREET WHARF at 3| days, 1 p. m. and $:30; Sundays, 10:3) a. m., § O'CLOCK P. M. SHARP. Bioyanging and otfics, Missicn-strect’ Do, Bookings now being made for second salling . me Main 1308 88 ZEALANDIA T FARE ... For freight and passenger rates apply at office The ALASKA EXPLORATION C0., 138 Post St. Wil Gl $L.00 e