The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, January 12, 1902, Page 34

THE SAN FRANCISCO ¥ \LL SUNDAY, JANUARY 12, 1902 ADVERTISEMENTS. SR O Ol UTY o Dry Goods SPECIA On Monday, January Annual These CHILDREN'S B CHO 855 RO EORORCHCRONE CACCH: RO New Spring Undcrgarments (SECOND FLOOR) Ladies’ Undergarments, Gowns, Skirts, Drawers, Chemise, Corset Covers. garments were ordered and made expressly to sell SDECIAL SALE DRESSES, COATS AND HATS, ALL ODD PIECES TO BE CLOSED OUT AT Greatly Reduced Prices. CITY OF PARIS DRY GOODS COMPANY, ™ €E. Corner Ceary and Stockion Streets, Unisn Square. HORORORRORBOROY SROROORORCROACRONCRO! SORCAOHORORCY RORORCHORNORS LRORORONROYRICHY Y PARIS Company. L SALL 13th, we will begin our Sale of at PRICES. GARMENTS, § Improved Order of Red Men. The first council of Altahmos Tribe of the Improved Order of Red Men was at- tended by an unusually large number of braves, warriors and chiefs who crowded wigwam. The tribe's team adopted two candidates. During the plications were received. This ered a good beginning for new great sun. iio Lastreto, great sannap, who re- urned from a business trip to of Mexico, was confined to more than seven suns ward- attack of appendicitis. His hopes to have him following a short time. rrow Tribe, whose wigwam very short time was visited three s by the angel of death, who carried ree of the brothers, has recov- m its sorrow and is working again newed wvigor. Brothers of other couraging the members by wigwam and assisting them sleep in conferring de- id council of Mohican . accompanied b Buck and Lovie, rds Bliss, a delega- v and one of ited the It was dwood City last w a feast of corn and vem- the visitors. r amore Thomeas Roch: instructor of - Navajo Ciara, which has a team for a special prize of- sachem. Ukiah was dedicated week under the direc- t Dep Great Sachem J, were a number of taiks by chiefs, all appro- sion. of an official visit by d other great chiefs Nez Perces Tribe last er the business of mock trial of a warrior . Cabaniss was the judge nd Treadwell were the jury acquitted the de- sed a fine on all who the trial. New Hall Association ectors on the 18th inst. A rest i= being taken by n the project for a new n United Moderns. ht of the 13th inst. there wiil work in the hall of California ted Moderns, after which lled. This lodge has made s for a grand entertainment 1 the night of the 20th inst . ball of the Foresters’ bufld- Ive palefaces and conferred the chief's | ces were adopted, tbe | team of Pocahontas council sleep eight | and after the work was | ed for the ensuing term | 1 Knights of Pythias. After the installation of the officers of Syracuse lodge of the Knights of Pythias, on the night of the 8th instant, there was a dance, participated in by the ladies and gentlemen who witnessed the induction of the officers into office. This was. in the Pythian Castle, and was a very enjoyable affair. On the 7th inst. Grand Chancellor Cal- kins paid an officfal visit to Dirigo Lodge in Oakland. He was accompanied by Past Grand Chancellors A. J. Buckles and George Samuels and R. F. Burns of Au- burn. There was a large attendance, and after the ceremony there was a pleasant al hour. 1 the 9th inst. the officers of Oakland Lodge was instalied in public in the pres- ence of a large number of people, after which there was the serving of a colla- tion and a dance. The installing officer was Deputy Grand Chancellor . Sloane. Among the prominent members | of the order was Past Grand Chancellor Samuels and Grand Keepr of Records and | Seal Schaffner. The officers of the lodge in San Mateo will be installed fn public on the night of the 18th inst. _Golden Gate Company of the Uniform No. 3, at its last held meeting admitted seve new recruits, showing that this ny of that branch of the order is ng out for new members-in order ¢ a good numerical showing on the fon of the Grand Encampment in | August next. - Major James R. Carnahan, the head of the Uniform Rank of the Pythians, will | be in this city on the Zist inst., in order to consult with Supreme Chancellor Feth- ers and the San Francisco committee in regard to the convention and encampment to be held in this city next August. Golden Gate Company of the Uniform Rank will give a ball in the Pythian Cas- n the night of the 15th inst., in aid of ampment fund of 1902. EKnights of Honor. At the meeting of Yerba Buena Lodge of the Knights of Honor on the 6th inst. there was a member present who had been but twice in the lodgeroom in fifteen years. He, however, by the address he | made under the good of the order showed that while he had neglected the lodge he had kept up with the work of the Knights and other fraternal organizations. The | lodge was entertained by the members of Company A, and during the evening the announcement was made that the contest between the members of Company A and Company B bad resulted In a victory for _Liberty Lodge will install its officers on the night of the 13th inst. Charter Oak Lodge was censolidated with Saxon Lodge on the 7th inst. Leland Stanford Lodge on the night of the installation of its officers was visited by a delegation from Keystone Lodge. There were addresses by Grand Dictator Archibald, Grand Vice Dictator Holcomp, Grand Reporter Johnstone, Supreme Rep. resentative M. L. Crowe, E. F. Joy and others. "delightfully entertained wi Frateenitics. URING the past week the grand officers of the United | Ancient Order of Druids have been making visits in the fn- terfor. On the 6th inst. Noble Grand Arch J. S. Godeau, in company with Grand Secre- tary Martinoni, Grand Marshal Beck, Past Noble Grand Arch Frank Lewis and Past Arches L. A. Wolff and J. D. Collins, ted Pleasanton Grove, in the town of that name, which met for the first time in its renovated hall and for the first time used electric lights. The visitors were warmly welcomed, and for their edifica- tion there was the initiation of elght strangers by the officers, under the direc- tion of Past Arch Joseph Mello, who filled the chair of the noble arch. The officers were highly complimented for the very effective manner in which they performed their work. Under good of the order the noble grand arch gave some first-class advice and instruction and all the visitors had something encouraging to say. he meeting was followed by a first-class sup- in_the banquet hall, and after ack coffee there were a number ot epeeches in response to calls by Toast- master Mello. The following night the same officers, who in the meantime were joined by 3 Trustee Armstrong and _ Pas. Rossl, D. Battilann, D. Domen- Grove, visited Stockton and San Joaquin groves in joint session in Stockton. Dur- ing the evening H. Capraseca as noble arch and the other officers of the grove conferred the third degree In a satisfac- tory manner. Then there were addresses for the good and welfare of the grove by the grand officers and Past Arch Wolff, A collation was served after the meeting. On the night of the §th inst. Concord Lodge, working in the Italian language, was visited in the Stockton .Masonic building by the same officers. The hall was tastefully decorated and in the center hung a great bunch of mistletoe sent to the grove from Angels Camp. There were present a large number of the brothers rom the Stockton groves, including al- most the entire membership of Stockton and San Joaquin groves. e officers of the first time, conferred the second de- gree in the amplified form on a number of ovates who were entitled to receive the bards’ degree. After the work Noble Grand Arch Godeau gave an outline of the work that is being done for the order and predicted that the returns will show that this will be the banner vear of Dru- idism in California. Interesiing remarks were made by Grand Secretary Martinoni, Grand Marshal Beck, Grand Trustee Arm- strong and Past Arch Wolff, after which all went to Campi’'s, where there was a first-class supper and more speeches. P. D. Campbell was the toastmaster, and a right good one he was. At the last held meeting of McKinley Grove several propositicns for admission were received and referred to appropriate committees. Since the first of last November Volta Grove has admitted thirty members by Initiation, three being reccived at the last held meeting. Order Eastern Star. The grand matron on the 1ith inst. in- stituted a new chapter at Bishop, Inyo County. At the meeting of Harmony Chapter on the 9th inst. there. was only routine busi- ness, after which there was a soctal hour for the members and the many visitors who were present. It is expected that at the next meeting of this chapter there will be the initiation of several candidates. The recent installation of the officers of Bethlehem Chapter at Paso Robles was a very pleasant affair, that was attended by the entire membership and a number of visitors from the chapter at San Miguel. Mrs. C. A. Farnum, past grand matron, was_the_installing officer; Mrs. Mahony of San Miguel was the marshal and Er- rest W. Conant, past grand patron, was the chaplain. Mrs. Virginia Boys is the matron and Boys the patron. The music of the evening was furnished by Mrs. Ladd, Fred Booth and Miss Church- ill. "After the ceremony there was a ban- quet and a number of short addresses. 0dd Fellowship. The first Monday night entertainment of the year by Fidelity Lodge, and the last under the auspices of the officers of last term, was a decided success. Mémo- rial Hall in the Odd Fellows’ building, in which the function was held, was crowd- ed to its limit by a very attentive audi- ence of friends of the members, who were h & programme prepared by C. F. Phillips, J. Macphee, John Carron and M. Rollins. There wera vocal selections by W. C. Riley, Miss Ol- lie Reed, Tillie and Arthur Macphee, Mrs. W. H. Osthoff and F. S. Betton. and spe- cialties by Carl Moor and the Misses Spink and Leach. After the programme there was dancing until midnight and re- freshments were served to all. Fidelity had bhad a successful term, both in the work and in the social line. Mrs. Mitchell, president of the Rebekah Assembly, announces the following addi- tlonal ts for January: ToOrinda Lodge at Sheridan, January 2Ist; Minerva, - at Roseville. 22d; Capital City, at Sacramen- to, 23d; Samaria, at Tracy, 25th; Oakland, at Oakland. 25th; Loyal, San Francisco, 27th, and Sacramento, at Sacramento, 28th. Patriarchs Militant. )n the night of the 7th inst. the follow- cers of Canton No. 5, Patriarchs FEHE 444444444444 444 44 Rests.c. .20, Are you one of those afflicted with ENCY? Our new treatment will cure ¥or a short time only, for adverti CHARGE. We will send one to each SCHEME. You will NOT be requi Cur Yacuum Treatment is nature’s remedy, es direct to the af- fected parts, Has a wonderful eif>ct. Cures like magic. Stands earivalzd for the cue of Nervous Debilizy and a'l special diszases of mea. treatment and watch T TR This s T, write to-day j A A 2 A R R S S e RS S R R R S R o o o 4 ADVERTISEMENTS. 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After the Installation there was an adjourn- | ment (o the banquet hail, where the chev- | aliers in-full uniform partook of a repast | and had as thelr guests the ladies of the Rebekah Installing Corps, Grand Repre- sentative W. W. Watson and_ Harry W. Osthoff, who took part in the feast. After the supper there were short addresses by the Installing officers, the grand repre- sentative, Mrs. Harriet Beeckley of Oriy! ental Lodge ‘of the Rebekahe, who spokd for all the ladies, and songe by Cheval- lier Jones and 'Mr. Osthoff. Captatn Kronbeck, who has been re-elected as the commander of the canton, has been a | yery energetic- worker for it. He an- nounced that it is now the largest in the State and the richest, and that with the help ' of the Odd Fellows of San n- cisco he will work to the end_ that it: shall double its membership before the | close of the term. | Native Daughters. A new parlor of the Native Daughters of the Golden West is to be instituted i this city this week by Mrs. Genevieve W. Baker, the grand president. It will ibe christened Las Tarrosas. It was or- | ganized by Mrs. Jennie M. Stark, and there are sixty-four names on the peti- tion for a charter. It will be instituted in the assembly hall of the Red Men's | building. i Instauations are announced as follows: Sans Souci Parior on the last Monday in Januury; Orinda and Oro Fino pariors, Jomnt ‘installation by Mrs. 1. M. Kalloch, D. D. G. V.; Darina Parlor January 20; Calaveras Parior, the Beauty parlor of the city, January 21, which installation ' will be public, and 'January 30 Buena Fista Parlor. - o0 I8 The foliowing named have called at the oftice of Grand Secretary Miss Laura J. Yrakes since her return: Mary Larroch of Yosemite Parior, Mrs. R. Thomson of La Estrella Parlor, Mrs. W. O’Brien | of Pinole Parlor, Mrs. Gene e W. Ba- | ker, grand president; a L. Faulkner | [ and Mrs. Allan Ross, Alta Parlor; Celia ! Kahn of Oakland Parior, Mary Manthy of Joaquin Parlor, Margaret Miller of Chispa Parlor, Nora O'Day.and Mrs, Mec- | Cormick of ia Vespera Parlor, Nellle | Blumb of Sans Souci Parlor, Minnie M. ! Kalloch, Lucle Hammersmith, Mrs. Marks and Hannah Bailey of Darina Parlor, | Jennle M. Stark of Oro Fino_ Parlor, Mrs. Lilly O. Reichling Dyer, city; Id Kervan of Alta Parlor, Lena Hilke M\Ilsi of Joaquin Parlor, Louise Roussel of { Benita Parlor, Louise Phodenouse of Darina Parlor, Nellie Mulcey of Oro Fino | Parlor and Lillie Uhlig of Golden State ! Parlor. The officers of ‘San Luisita Parlor had its officers installed on the Ist Inst. by | Agnes M. Lee, D, D. G, P. Those of Vi-| salia Parlor were installed on the 6th. i Veritas Parlor of Merced will have its officers installed on the I5th inst. Its first of the vear party ziven in its hall, which was miost tastefully decorated, was a great success and was attended by many of the residents of Merced. On the 3d of January the officers of Dardarelles Parlor were installed in So- nora. Among the distinguished visitors were Past Grand President Mrs. Belle ‘W-. Conrad and Mrs. Aggie Lunstedt. The officers of Blue Lake Parlor will be installed on the 15th. This parlor has a3 membership that is said to be the hap. plest and most congenial and in conse quence 1t*is progressing very nicely. The members of Califia Parlor of Sac- ramento sent to the Native Daughters’ Home a generous box of goodies for Christmas. It was a contribution from | the members and was made up of a vari- ety of frults, jellies, Jams, pickles, sauces and olives. Pine Burr Parlor No. 104 has the honor of belng the first to have sent to the grand secretary’s -office the semi-annual report and Marguerite Parlor was the second. If all the parlors were as prompt in sending the reports it would save a great Ceal of time and annoyance. The Native Sons. Grand First Vice President Lewis F. Byington, Grand Secretary Henry Lun- stedt and Past Grand President John T. Greany paid aw official visit on the 9th inst. to Santa Rosa Parlor, in the city of that name. . The grand first vice paid several offi-| cial visits to local parlors last week and | Jas present at a rumber of, the 1nstaua-i ons. The meeting of the grand officers and | the presidents of pdrlors which was to| have been held on the second Friday of | the current montk for the purpose of de- | vising ways to advance the order was | rostponed until the third Friday of the current month. The officers of Rio Vista Parlor were installed by Martin Christiansen, D. D. P., at Rio Vista last week, after which the members and lady relatives and friends repaired to the Model Banquet Hall, where an excellent supper was served under the direction of the com- mittee of arrangements, composed of F. F. Nunes, Claude James and Charles A. Pratt, the committee on entertainment. After supper and a_few appropriate remarks by President D. W. Fraser, Dr. J. L. Arbogast and Otto Jensen, the sec- ond vice presiden ty, adjourned to was dancing till midnight. This_parlor, which is made up of natives of the Sac: ramento Valley and the Montezuma hills, is very prosperous. Young Men’s Institute. Cathedral Council of the Y. M. I will give a grand ball on the night of the last day of the current mol\lh in Native Sons’ Hall, The arrangements for the event are being made by John D. Mahoney, A. W. Dollard, Frederick E. Farmer, McGough, A. H. Quatman, A. Artigu Joseph Redmond, Joscp(l)l MecCormick, W. A, O'Leary and E. L. ‘onnor. J. Keegan, J. A. Dunl » M. Whalen, J. Roach, W. Sullivan, J. Glennan, A. Heénnessy' and T. J. Moroney have' been appointed a committee to arrange for the annual ball of Golden Gate Council No. 24 to be given In Native Sons' Hall on the night of the 6th of February. All arrangements haye been completed | for the annual ball of Ignatian Counci to be given in Native Sons’ Hall on the| night of the 24th inst. Salesian Council wiil be visited on the 16th inst. by Grand President O'Leary, V. L. de Figueirdo, J. K. Cosgraveeand other grand officers. 'The grand presi- dent and other grand officers will visit the council in San Jose on the 2lst. Fraternal Eagles. At the meeting of Golden Gate Aerie of the Fraternal Order of Kagles on the 6th inst. there were present visitors from Hot Springs, Ark.; Portland, Or.; Seattle and Skagway. It being election night, there was an. unusually large attendance of members, Five strangers were initiated and ten applications for membership were | received. The following named were eleci- ed for the ensuing term: Frank Shannon, president; Bert Laws, vice president; George Martin, chaplain; William Max: well, conductor; B. }', Hanlon, secretary; Fred Bates, treasurer; Thomas I. Balley, inside guardian; John Sherman, outside guardian; Dr. T. B. W. Leland, physiclan, Tribe of Ben Hur. Mizpah Tribe No. 1 of the Tribe of Ben Hur gave an entertainment and dance on the cvening of the 6th inst. in the Wel- come Hall of the Odd Fellows' building, which was attended by a goodly num of people, who were dclighted with the programme of varied numbers that was gresented by the committee on social our, J. M. Custer, W. H. Woodhall and Daniel Dewey. The features of the even- ing were a vocal solo by Mr%. Morrow; Spanish dance hr Miss Enos; Scotch song and dance by Miss Violet McDonald; con- tortion dance by Miss Lilac_Hooper, and Hungarian dance by Miss Rose McDon- nell. The several nimbers were presen between dances by those who were not on the programme. Ancient Order United Workmene The officers of Prosperity Lodge of the Ancient Order of United Workmen will be installed on the night of the 14th. The cards are out for the marriage of Miss Mollie Elizabeth, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. David M. Short, to Richard Has- sard McPherson, - the “recording angel” of this lodge. The event will take place on the evening of the 22d inst. At the last held meetl;l{ of the Past Masters’ Assoclation the Mogulion degree . Combination Sale! Continua $10.00 Navy Eton Suits cut to | e re A .$4.45 $12.50 Oxior uits i $15.00 All-Wool Gray Golfing Suits - at ..i..o g .88, e e s $25.00 Corduroy Blouse Suits ar:: viiiien....$14.95 $25.00 Fancy Trimmed Black and Navy Venetian Suits at $14.95 $40.00 and $50.00 High-Class Novelty Tailor Suits, silk lined and elegantly trimmed Broadcloth and_ Venetian A2 $24.95 and $28.45 CAPES. $5.00 All-Wool Black Cheviot Capes, 30 inches long, cut to ... 8195 $6.00 Fancy Trimmed Venetian and Frieze Capes cut to $2.95 $7.50 Black Boucle Capes cut Si | 0 covssrrarniiiiiininrras » $10.00 All-Wool Golf Capes, 36 inches long, cut to....$4. $10.00 Silk-Lined Kersey | Capes cut to ...ocooennnn 5 | $12.50 Silk-Lined Astrakhan | Capes enttar 525 5. v 5.95 - GOLDEN GATE CLOAK Ao SUIT HOUS 1280-1232-1234 MARKET STREET. fodoonn ks e > n of the GREATEST SALE. | GYERY GARMENT MARKED DOWN. The respons3s to this sale was ENORMOUS. UNHEARD OF PRICES. Tailor Made Suit Prices Cut in Half. 100° ODD_ JACKETS _at Nominal Prices.. ... $1.45. | $1L.95, $2.45 ¥ W“ For Bargains in RAGLAN3 and SKIRTS see Chron- icle and Examiner. $5.00 Electric Seal Collarettes $1 trim- med, at ... ... . $2.95 $6.50 Child’s Coats, with capes, fancy trimmed, cut to....$2.95 $10.00 Tan Coats, si CHE G Uy 50 ececnee. DA | $15:00 and $17.50 Silk-lined Fancy Novelty Coats cut to . .95 AMUSEMENTS. «T1VOLI+ COLUMBI EVENINGS AT 8 SHAKP! Matinee Saturday at 2 Sharp. MONDAY, JAN, 13, LAST WEEK Of Ferris Hartman's Gay Extravaganza, | | | | | Riding Hood PAUL STEINDORFF, Musical Director. DON'T OVERLOOK THIS LAST (HANCE. LET THE CHILDREN SEE THE SHOW! NEW SONGS! PRETTY MONDAY, JANUARY 20, “THE AMEER.” Finest Operatic Organization in This Country! With the and T5c. POPULAR PRICES—25c, Telephone, Bush 9. ENTRARS: Theater Thoroughly Heated With Steam. 15e. O] 25¢. NIGHT—L. Leonard Gmver's Fascinating Melodrama, LOoT IV NEW YORK. PRICE3 B 15, 25c, 35, 30e | Matinees 25e | TO-MORROW (Monday Augustin Daly’s World-Famous Drama, Under the Gaslight This Week Only. TO-NIGHT— ks, Week only. RICHARD GOLDEN - L OLY JED PROUTY. SEATS READY. ND THE ORIG NA _ -OM >A ¥ SUNDAY—FREDERICK WARDE ESAR, THE MOUNTE- “VIRGINIUS" and KING LEAR.” ———SBATS THURSDAY was conferred with _striking effect on three past masters—H. J, Cumpton of Sausalito lodge, Leonard Stone of Burns Lodge and W. O. Zahn of Golden West Lodge. The same night Past Su- preme Master Workman W. H. Jordan in- stalled the following named as the officers of the association for the current term: Major M. J. Blackman, past president; R. H. McPherson, president; David S. Hirshberg, vice president; Frank J. Ma- guire, secretary; E. A. Smith, financial secretary; R. H. Ohea, sergeant at arms, and Dr. H. Grimshaw, watchman. The officers of Oak Leaf Lodge of the A. O. U. W. and those, of Ivy Lodge of the Degree of Honor were installed in Oakland last week in the presence of a | large number of people. There was a grand entertainment and dance after the eefl:mun*i L The officers of I'orget-Me-Not Lodge, D. O. H., were installed in public on the night of the 1ith. and those of Silver Spray Lodge of the same order will be installed on the night of the i4th inst. General Meade Corps. The officers of General George G. Meade Corps of the Woman's Relief Corps were tno have been Installed last week?!n lehe same time that the officers of the post of a | | And Incomparable Company in the Following Repertoire: that name were installed, but the installa- tion was postponed on account of the death of the treasurer, A. Sweet. The officers will be inducted into office on the 21st in the Ploneer bullding. AMUSEMENTS. SAN FRARGSCO'S LEADING THEATRE S ouew MONDAY! SECOND AND LAST WEEK. MODJESKA w JAMES Menday and Saturday Nights, ¢“MACBETH.” Tuesday Night and Saturday Matinee, “MARY STUART.” Wednesday ard Friday Nights, “MERCHANT OF VENICE.” Thursday Night, “HENRY VIIL”? Each Play a Procuction of Scemic Splendor. Next Atiaction. MON., JAN, 20, KIRKE LA SHELLE OPERA GO, In the Briliant Opfra Comique Success, e PRINCESS CHIC SEATS READY THURSDAY. UNION GOURSING PARK JOEN GRACE, Judge:; JAS. F. GRACE, Slipper. TC-DAY, SUNDAY - - - January 12th | Crack. H_ounds in Compstition. Two Open Stakes of Class 96—NOMINATION:—96 TRAIN SERVICE. Leaves Third and Townsend streets 10:15 a. m.. 11 a m, 12 m. and 1 p. m. Returning at 4:45 p. m. and after the last course. San Ma- | teo electric cars every four minutes. ADMISSION 25 CENTS. CHUTES »» ZOO Big Vaudeville Biil. Last Day of Goleman's Wonderful | Performing Dogs and Cats. v ELLA BURT COASTS THE CHUTES ON A BICYCLE. Thursday Night—The Amateurs Telephone for Seats—Park 23. BASEBALL. ALL-AMERICANS vs. NATIONALS TO-DAY AT 2:30. RECREATION PARK, | EIGHTH AND HARRISON STREETS. LADIES FREE. | ’ ' THE GREAT PIANIST, Week Commencint This Afternoon, JANUARY 12 A GLORIGUS GALAXY OF STARS ! The European Phenomenon, K AR A THE GREA Jugsiing Wonder of 2 Contiments. Direct from Australia, 3-FAUSTSISTERS-3 JACQUES INAUDI e THRE: WiSTONS Tiic E.ln (—ERA Tre Mental Marvel. “Musicalities.” Showing the Latest Last Week of Mr. and Mrs. Fardner Crane Presenting “A HAPPY PAIR.” —_— , 20e, any seat: Balcony, 10c; ehildren, any part except reserved, 10c. /A few front Orchestra rows, re- servéd, 30c; fromt rows of Balcony, re- ! served, 25c G RAE OPERA HOUSE LAST MATIN AND NIGHT OF “CAVALLERIA RUSTICANA" and EDY AND TRAGEDY."” Week Commencing MONDAY EVENING Next, Herschel Mayall, Laura Nelson Hall and the Full Strength of THE GRAND OPERA-HOUSE STOCK CO., In a Magnificent Production of ‘CLAIRE AND THE FORGEMASTER.,” Mr. and Mrs. Kendall's Greatest Success. POPULAR PRICES—10e, 15c, . S0e, Good Orchestra Seats All Matinees 25c. GRAND OPERA-HOUSESPE FRIDAY AFTERNOO JAN. 17, 3:15 SHARP, LAST SYMPHONY CONCERT S Franciso Symphory Scity, AUL STEINDORFF, Director, Orchestra of 35 Musicians. Glulio Minetts, “oncertmeister. RESERVED SEATS—$1.50, S0c. On sale at Sherman, day Morn! 3 $1.00, 75¢_and lay & Co.’s Tues- clock. EFSAEAR MATINEE TO-DAY (Sunday). TO-NIGHT, at 8:00, Last Performance eof Belasco & De Mille's Great Masterpie “THE WIFE.” PRICES—15¢c, 25c, 35¢, 50c, T5c. Beginning TO-MORROW E First Produo= ticn in This City of the New Romantic Drama, FOR THE WHITE ROSE. A Superb Production—Gorgeous Scenery—His- toric Costumes—sSpgcially Selected Cast. CENTRAL PARK, Market Street, near Eighth. GAMES AT 2:30 P. M. THURSDAYS, SATURDAYS AND SUNDAYS. ADMISSION 2S¢ AND 50c. RACING Lvery Week Day— Rain or Shinz. NEW CA".iFORNIA JOCKEY CLUB OAKLAND RACETRACK. * Races start at 2:15 p. m. sharp. Farry-boats leave San Francisco at 12 m. anq 12:30, 1, 1:50, 2, 2:30 and 5 P. M., connecting with 'tralns stopping at the entrance to tha track. Last two cars on train reserved fur iadies and their escorts; no smoking. Buy your ferry tickets to Shell Mound. _All trains via Vakland mole ccnnect with San Pablo aven electric cars at Seventh and Broadway, Oal land. Also all trains via Alameda mole co: nect with San Pablo avenue cars at Fou teenth and Broadway, Oakland. These electria cars go direct to the track jn fifteen minutes. Returning—Trains leave the track at 4:13 and 4:46 p. m. and immediately after the last ce. THOMAS H. WILLIAMS CHAS. F. PRICE, Secy. an —_—_— HSCHERYS CONCERT HOUSE Admission 10c. The Moons: Dora Mervin; Mendel and Mack: Frauk Ferez; Monroe; Brady and Hamiiton: Hines and Kimball, and Hinri Orchestra. Reserved Seats, 25¢. Matinee Sunday. PALACE and GRAND HOTELS. On one side of these magni hetels is the wholesale snrf II:I:;EE lacturers' district—on the other re- tail stores, clubs, rafiroad and rewspaper offices. ‘banks and the- Teet cars to all £ the city—depots, ferries and parie— Dass the entrance. JR.. President. d Mgr. JOSEF HOFMANN, Can Be Engaged for Private Musicales in San Francisco and Other California HENRY WOLFSOHN.' Care of Sherman-Clay Music Company. American and European plans. Weskly Call $1.00 per Year