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THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, SUNDAY, MARCH 23, 1902. palm 25 A N S PPN I DI IE NI IIIIG S M G S s S S S S o S S e G S L e S b S S e S L S R SR L S GGG N 0 S 50000000000 v s aennr s CITY OF PARIS DRY GOODS COMPANY, Dry Goods EASTER IMPORTS. > CE AN 3 They’re Engaged. Mrs, Kornmayer, William itammer, Mr. and Mrs. R. Brown, 216 Grove street, George Norton, Anthony Kornmayer, announce the engagement of their daugh- | George Ahiborn, Ed Kern, Kaiph Mien: FANCY TAILORED SUITS ter, Miss M. May, to Adolph Sieroty, a | berger ana.Joe Gilmore. Fanc Sllk Wa]StS S prominent merchant of Los Angeles. A e Pty wa Y 2 . The engagement Is announced of Fred- | lendered 5 e Maren i i Stylish Suits of fine basket : : seriy Mrs. K. Schleicher, Friday, March les in 50 y! ANB OUTED GARMENT o erick \.illam Kennett and Miss Florence 1-1,ezu her residence, 1124 O'Farrell street, |, The very handsomes} and ?hOlCCSt BV, At 29- cloth, in gray and red; Eton Tapley. Mr. Kennett serves in the ca- i by her daughter, Mrs. Edwin L. Head. Fancy Dress and Evening Waists are now being , 10 gray = 1 ettos spuns, cover s mi-trals, fit, material, work- nd Russla crashes ; showing style, fit, s manship and finish, LADIES' NOVELTY MAN Not worn-out designs, bt newly vigoreaux, volles, sharkskin OUTER RAIMENT. The recognized house for smart made, ready-to-wear outer garments for women. Silk Raglans, Three-Quarter Coats and Etons. High-Class Cloth Raglans and Jackets. Silk, Wool aad Net Street Dress SKirls— A superb collection of handsome styles in ladies’ high-class garments. Ceary znd Stookton Streets, Union Square. Mail and Express Orders Receive Immediat: Attention. wire, = | tams, Bertha Ochs, Amy and Emma i 3 fie 3 X : elt Buckles, gilt or oxidized, 25c, 50c, 75¢ O S NN, = Fisher, Katie Krone, Amelia Wieman, | | 2 ol < X 2 N » » » o e R T;‘eli e‘uilflflid- I](oul.;gl sn%\&er. Amelia &";‘gi}i\er‘ id‘xge Exquisite artistic pieces in Bronze, Nickel, | {5 $7.00. - - ss Leila Falk and Leon Lesynsk¥y were | Koebelin. a ant a Wilkins, nnie & A + A 2 Knights of Honor. | Sclomon, chairman of the executive com- | united in marriage last Sunday at the| Feldman, Odelia Vitt, Minnie Miller, Lonhuda Wfl"ed'?d Bohemian Glassware in unique Belt Buckle Sets, 75¢, $1.25, $1.50 to $16.50. t held meeting of Ivy Lodge MWittee. There were addresses on the|home of the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs, | Lulu Schmetzler, Amy Ochs and Miss shapes and cplorings. of Honor that subordinate | Saiyc sublect from many present, and|p malk, 135 Golden Gate avenue. e I K Waks it 1o s atten This lodges, was dge Saxon Lodge in a body. g officers of that lodge wore, time, brilliant sashes of the = of the order and each bearing on face in letters of gold the name of the nd its number, also the emblem of ignia of the office held by the oue | is, an_innovation in San produced quite a sen- among members of the order, and commented on. | he lettering and designs on the sashes t work of Frank Wilcox, a member During the evening two were initiated, the visiting offi- he sitting lodge, favorably obes, Lodge as lald down for plified form. The work | was followed by a very en- cial hour, ght of the 16th inst. Lodge had zn enthusiastic meeting, which ded by a number of members of | including the membership uvena Lodge. The subject of | Honor picnic that is Lo be Liberty in its fullest details by help the movement along. soon be announced. | deputy, and after the | of protection. | dignity of the ceremony. The and all were a number of interesting | Archibald and the visitors. Liberty | e The Native Sons. “The Alcaldes,” y 30 was ex- Ben I - SUPERFLUOUS HAIR a wos > Py - and Mrs. Muller, Mrs. Leichter, Mr. and EIRA s A 3 3 B e e e e et W | ol mple Parlor will be represented in o e e ons e e P e Dictmer, Mr. and “Mrs Flauerien, The . Ladies’ neckwear department is fairly | largestand best collection of veilings ever shown builging, 1170 Market . cor. Taylor, e Grand Parlor by Andrew Mocker, 1 : 3 ‘| Mr. an rs. Jaeneke, Mr. and Mrs. : : s : R 1503 o ; buliging, 1170 3 i';@uff'fi‘ecfi"wfififi'oflfi'fil | Harry 1. Mulcreevy.® Willlam Bumioc Koy ig:_l;irg‘ S:\fi’l:‘;fl%’:;?afilr.R?:z‘ lg\l{mfn%x&;‘ Mundt, Mr, and Mrs. Arps, Mr, and Mrs, overflowing with hundreds of dainty novelties | in San Francisco—and prices are reasonable, scar; permanency gusianteed; hours 1to 4 p. m. Gus Gunzendorfer | Guinnane as alternates. Willlam Abbott T L.oBters and . M. ..and (ira: B, s. Michelson, Mr. and Mrs. Ehrenpfort, 3 it : b Brahman Toilet Crea SN e T %a[h,m_ nanaition £a the: ehTve the xl;\{. . and Mrs, ' Kohlmos, Mr. and Mrs. Black Liberty Silk Boas—in newest designs and best | plexion meshes—a great assortment to choose from, r M | The Telea Polyphemus, the best known | vited giiests present were Mra. ¥i. New. | Hohn, . Schmidt, Mr. and Mrs. Zim- MACEEIALS. o L v I e ..$3.00, $4.50 to $15.00 | at 50c. a yard. o CURES B A, POISON OAK AND DAN- |Species of American silk worm, feeds | house, president of the Willing Workers, | mermanh, Mr. and Mrs: George Goeppert, Chiff d Net B $5.00 to $20.00 Dotted Tuxedo Veilings—new designs In black, ¥ Sold by 3. 5. Pous Drag Co., J018 readily on the leaves of the oak, maple, | accompanied by Hugo SNewhouse and | Jate, SHTgthe 1 I isHoN g}ig mcg;m Novelty Chiffon and Net Boas. --35.00 to 5 white on black, black on white, navy and brown, e nd_other druggists: also at of- vy ow, an Ve Vi < > A % @ 3 4 ; A 5 B D AW, Treveen T8 M ] e 2 SRR eral other. zg;:pf;&;dcg; . "schfeflf‘;;‘" | Arps, Lottie Holling, Alice Silberberg, Ostrich Feather Boas—all lengths. .. .$11.75 to $40.00 | ¢ 50c. a yard, alternates. each lodge represented pledged itself to The commit- tees that are to manage this affair wiil Last Tuesday night Saxon Lodge initi- ated three strangers who were formerly in the employ of P. H. Thornton, district initlatory there was the presentation of a steel taps | line to the deputy by the new members, | in token of their esteem of him as an em- | ployer and in appreciation of the service they had been rendered by being intro- duced into the lodge and shown the value There was some change in the floor work that added much to the witnessed by members of Ivy and Liberty lodges, and under good and welfare there | among the speakers being Grand Dictator composed of the mem- bership of the parlor of Native Sons of that name, have completed all arrangé- ments for a picnic to be given in Fern- brook Park on Sunday, the 13th of April. El Dorado Parlor has elected as its del- egates to the Grand Parlor J. F. Broad, and D. D. Lowney, with J. C. Martin, J. Keegan and :lv.e')l'- have been chosen as work work was addresses, | June, and the otiiciating pastor, John A. B. $15.00 FOR $3.20 TO CALL SUBSCRIBERS ONLY. An ornament to any drawing room! A source of instruction and entertainment f:r old and y.ung, yielding the delights of travzl witho it its inconv=niznces. &ociety Events HE last week was accom-| panied with more gayety than has been crowded into any seven days since Lent began. In addition to dinners, lunch- eons, two important weddings and the considerable enter- taining of the various eclubs, arrange- ments have been made for three affairs for sweet charity to be given after Easter, which will have the indorsement and practical assistance of society. Wilson, will perform the ceremony. They ! have the best wishes of their many | friends for a happy and prosperous lite. | Sam Meyer ot > Holils strect announces | the engavement of his sister, Lie, to! Louis Simpson of St. Joseph, Mo. Invitations are out for the weddmng of | Miss Flora Cohen and Albert Baer, which | will takep lace on the afternoon of Sun- day, March 30, at 2 o'clock, at the home ! of the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. M. Cohen, 1353 Geary street. Mrs. C. Weinoerg has announced the | engagement of her daughter, Miss Han- | nah Weinberg, to Maurice Shannon of San Francisco. They_will receive their many friends on ~Sunday afterncon, | March 30, at 824 Folsom street, between the hours of 2 and 5 o'clock. The engagement is announced of Jose- | phine A. Green and William P, Hassell. | Miss Carrie Regensburger and Phil Levy | will receive their friends to-day at 1306 Ellis street, from 2 to 5 p. m. rs. C. auer announces the engage- ment of |her daughter Matilda to Clem Laufenberg. Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Hart announce the engagement of their daughter Matie to Charles J. Bgss. The wedding will take place April 2. R J. L. Jacobs of New York and Miss Blanche Morris were quietly married on | March 1S. Miss Pearl Herman, a niece | of the bride, was maid of honor. M. | Charles was best man. Rabbi Nieto per-| formed the ceremony. After a wedaing | trip through the coast cities Mr. and Mrs. | Jacobs will reside in Brooklyn, N. Y. | Miss Clara M. Lenahan of San Fran- | cisco and Daniel C. Shea of Troy were married Wednesday, March 12, at St. Jo- | seph’s Church, San Jose, by Hev. Father | Sasfa, S. J. Home Parties. Rabbi Isidore Myers was given a pleas- ! ant surprise on Saturday evening, March | 15, the occasion being his birthday. On! the invitation of Mrs. Myers the members | of the board connected with the syna-| gogue, accompanied by their wives, sembled at his home during his absence, and on returning the rabbi was tendered ! the good wishes of the guests. A musical programme was given, which consisted of | piano selections by s M. J. Donovan, | songs by Cantor Solomon and A. Eisen- | berg and a dance by Miss Dolly Green of | Australia, all of which was greatly en- | joyed. About midnight the company sat | down to supper. The table was decorated | with yeliow blossoms in contrast to the Mr. and Mrs. A. Eisenberg, M. Friedman, | dainty rep: | Gata, Mr. Monas and Mr. Chilini. el Ladies’ Council was'represented by Presi- denc Mrs. L. 3. Davis and Vice President aurs. A, Schiesinger. 5 A very enjoyabie Darty was given Fri- day evening, March 14, by Mrs. Minnie Kornmayer to her daughter at her resi- aence, i Twenty-eighth street. A num- ber of guesis spent the evening pleasantly in games, music end singing until mid- night, when supper was served. Those present were: Miss Sophie Palmer, Mr: ralmer, Miss Cassie r'uendeing, Misses Emily and Alice Zecker, Mrs. Zecker, Misses Minnie and Annie Mienberger, Miss | Eva Konrad, Miss Estelle Elijotte, Miss Carrie Norton, Miss Hattie Kornmayer, spring blossoms, bride roses. Mrs. Poehimann will .nake Petaluma her future home. A number of the friends of Harry Du- mont were delightfully entertained at his | Alameda home, 1306 Broadway, last Mon- | day evening, March 17, the party being in | ceiebration of his birthday. Games, sing- | ing and other amusements occupied the | time until supper was announced, and ajl the young people did full justice to the | Among the guests were: | Mr. and Mrs. F. Dumont, thé Misses Mar- guerite Dumont, Ella Larkin, Evelyn| Larkin and Esther Scott and M B Harry Dumont, John Dumont, Robert Larkin and Alfred Newman of Alameda, the Misses Ida Lewis and May Reed of Oakland and the Misses Louise Nelson, Carrie L. Sproul, Minnie M. Sproul, Eiiza- heth Atchison, Minnie Dolan and Hannah Wood and Me: . Willlam Nelson, Wil- lam Wood, Bernard Hemmings and George Hovey of San Francisco. pleasant party was given to Miss Amelia __Strohmaier. Saturday evening, March 15, on her eighteenth birthday, at her parents’ residence, 418 Brannan street, Music, singing and games were enjoyed b; the young people and refreshments wel served later Among those present wert Misses Amelia Strohmaier, Lizzie Wil American Beauty and ner, Eugene Mauerhan, Harry and Ed- ward Williams, Emil Schnetzier, George and Willie Strohmaier, William 'Schafer, | C. Hawarth, George 'Koebelin, George | Goebcl, Jacob Hess, Albert Ochs, Robert | Miller and Herman Hewelcke, Mr. and Mrs. C. Strohmaier, Mr. and M C. Whucherer, Mr. and Mrs. R. Otto, Mr. N ¥, Mr. and Mrs. Letsche, B. Morris, Mrs. Kendall, Mr. and Mrs, Ochs, Mrs. Wagner and Mrs. Krone. A ‘very pleasant surprise party was given to Miss Mattie Townsend at her residence, 3174 Twenty-fourth street, on Saturday evening, March 8. The guests were: Miss Mamie Asmussen, Miss So- phie Christenson, Miss Hattie Monas, Miss Minnie Monas, Miss Irene Martens, Miss “Florie Holleran, Miss Mary Weber, Miss Annie H:rding, Mrs. Barle, Mrs. Schultz, Mr. E: ' <t, Mr. Heaney, Mr. Mor- Van Neil, Mr. Lagomarsino, Mr, George Goeppert had a house warming | on the anniversary of his wife's birth, Saturday night, February 10, at their new home, 2132 Green street. There were pres- ent about sixty friends of the Goeppert family who took part in the festivities. After the recention the guests enjoved a supper and many a toast was given for the new home and its occupants. Dancing concluded the evening's fun. Among those present were: Mr. and Mrs. Wunder, ‘Mr. Wilken: varneke, Mrs, Shulz, Hattle Schulz, Minna Bruse, Gladys and Linda Meyer, Gustav Wilkens, Mr. Basse, Captain Girard, Mr. Frohbose, George Bredemeir, W. Spahnhake, A. Schroepfer, Carl Michaelis, Ernest Michaelis, Mr. Brummel, Fred Holling, Mr. Wilson, Mr. Fisher, Mr. Heuermann, Charles von Ende and Masters George, Lloyd and Carl Goeppert. . A very pleasant surprise party was given to Miss Carmelita Cameron Satur- day evening, March 15, at_her home on | Pine strcet to celebrate the ecighteenth anniversary of her birth. The house was | 0 pacity of secretary of the Howard M. E.| About thirty-six ladies were present. : P We | Jacket with reveres; belt and cuffs handsomely | TAILORED SUITS made, and exciusively our own; in Church, and the bride-to-be has been one | Music and an_elaborate menu were the shown here—all copies of imported mode_l?. T rintirieddh lier sl mewest- Hioiech skmy e these fashionable fabrics--Vene- of jts most active members. The wed- | features of *{,‘-“”&’T‘e"‘- The drawing- /mention a few especially attractive values: i = - | tians, etamines. basket weaves, fancy weaves. cheviot . home- ding will take place about the middle of | fooms were handsomely decorated in | Peau de Cygne Silk waists in pink, blue, green, white and black; front, back and sleeves handsomely tucked. Peau de Soie Silk Waists, back and front stitched and tucked; buttoped on the $6 50 side with large novelty buttans Handsome tailored silk waists of Peau de Soie in pink, blue, white and black ; front and back with elz;borately stitched tucks. $775 Stylish ‘“‘Gibson’’ Silk Waists of Peau de Soie, hemstitched back and front; narrow white vest prettily trimmed with ball $1075 buttons, a beautiful waist, at. Handsome Moire Silk Waists in latest ¢‘Gibson’ effects, with double yow of large gold $11 75 ball buttons down the front, extre- Easter Favors mely stylish and excellent value at Bronze Ornaments, comprising chickens and birds, 85c and $1.25. Lonhuda Vases, silver mounted, each $1.00. Nickel Ash Trays, 50c, 75¢c and $1.25. Bohemian Glass Ornaments, 30c, 65¢< and 85c. Unusual Silk Values Summer Wash Silks for waists and suits, in latest corded stripes, checks and plaids, also large assortment of all white ; superior quality at, per yard : 50C 24 inch Foulards—e-:cellent quality in all the advance styles of Jardiniere effects; 85 special value, at, per yard 3 € 19 inch very fine Taffeta Silks in all colors, including white, ivory and cream—best 75 quality ever offered at this price, per yard C Easter Neckwear which are suitable to wear with Easter costumes. We are showing an abundance of Dainty Ties in lawn, silk mull, crepe de Chine, etc., in all popular colorings at 35c, 50c, 75¢c to $4.50 each. Collar Tabs—new colored effects—50 designs at 35¢ ea. ————————\ Kearny and Splendid Easter Values New Goods in Great Assortments $6.00 | | Ladies’ Tailored Suits | Handsome Eton Cheviot At $265 Suits, in tan and blue, with white cloth vest; jacket and skirt artistically stitched in white ; one of the prettiest suits shown~this season. New Stylish Belts This is going to be a great belt season and we have provided accordingly. From 50c to $15.00, we are showing a great variety of new | stylish belts. | Elastic Belts with decorated gilt or oxidized buckles and back pieces to match; $1.75, $2.25, and up to £4.50. Beaded Elastic Belts, 75¢, 85¢ and $1.25. Tucked Satin Girdle Belts, each 65¢c. Novelty Moire and Satin Belts with buckle and back ornaments to match; $1.50, $2.50 up to $10.00. Ladies’ $1.50 Gloves Our $1.50 Gloves are made by such makers as Maggioni, Trefousse, Reynier, Fownes-and Perrin, all- pre-eminent in their particular lines—complete stocks are here—every pair guaranteed and fitted. Maggioni 3 clasp kid gloves, Paris point embroidery, in. all shades, including black and white, per pair ....... $1.50 The ‘‘Burlingame’’ 2 clasp outseam walk- ing glove, colors and white, per pair £1.50 Perrins “Turkestan” 2 clasp pique glace walking gloves in new shades .. £1.50 Fownes’ 1 clasp outseam walking glove in tan shades ...per pair $1.50 The ““Weldon’’ 2 clasp pique kid and suede gloves, colors and black, per pair...........$1.50 Becoming Veils ¥ou can make your selections here from the Fine Plain Tuxedo Veilings—many novelty com- Fancy Chiffon Veilings, embroidered and velvet dots—entirelv new effects, at 50c and 75c¢ a yard. Novelty Made Veils—in hemstitched, dotted and fancy figured, at 75¢, $1.00 and $1.50 each. Sutter Sts. e y , Mrs. Smith, H. E.|Miss A. E. Wilson, Mrs. E. A. Burlick, | the gentlemen as a badge or an adornment ‘é.‘x%‘;’.'&fl‘.’l"f?.?{ééfi" t;‘?:slh';g:é:;ldslu:‘&: g;an:'finB.i !’;‘ l%fngr}rl:ym,rf;. A, Soden, Mrs. | Mrs. H. Burlick, Mrs, C. E, Proctor, Mrs. | on a watch fob. It consists of a circular which dancing was enjoyed. % { Soden. W. L. Stanley, E, L. Stryker, F. | E. J. Wheeler, Miss R. A. Grozer, Mrs. J. | disc, on which are the tri-colors and over A most enjoyable leap year party was' given by the members of the Mission Cir- | cle Dancing Academy on Thursday_even- following won prizes: Handsomest cos- tume—Lady, Miss Della Reschert; gentle- man, A. P. Smiley. Second handsomest costume—Lady, Miss McNevin. Best sus- tained charactér—Lady, Mrs. J. Goldstein: J. Thornbury, Mrs. L. Tompkins, Miss | L. Morgan, Miss L. Tompkins, H. E. Waity, Mrs. Waity and child, Mrs. H. M. L. Walker. all, J. P. Bassett, ‘Whitehead and Raymond White- f\ieenlgnund Mrs, Shirashi, wife of the gen- eral manager of the Toyo Kisen Kaisha Steamship Company, with her child and nurse. fcot, Mrs. H. J. Wright, J. . S. Hall, Miss L. B. Hall, Miss H. Hai TP, Bassett, Miss B H. Herr, Miss . L. Perry, Mrs. W. J. Tilley, Mrs. W. R. Smith, Frank Curtiss, Frank M. Pratt, Alfred G. Garlick, W. B. Clarke, Mrs. E. Wright, Miss M. Wright, Miss S. Wright, Mr. Hersey} R. Hosmer, C. Mathe- | all is a pair of crossed rifles, while around the upper edge is an inscription commem- orative of the occasion. here were a s W. W. Kimble, Miss Le, A. Mrs. M. Berry, E. O. Mar- | number of congratulatory speeches by the H5i1 The duneing wae: under the diree: | Comse DA, Benzl, Mrs. U. Sebree; Mas. | fhan “Mrsl M Tabraham, Mrs W. | officers and vcveral of the Charter mem: Every person contracting to take the “CALL” for six (6) m nths can secure a D s Kitty Bowers. Miss Hiaie Gonred | *% dellond—F. E. N. Cromble, W. C. i Ceoke, Miss M. R. darpemeéhmgs'lé 13 wlh?l' sat at the table at half past 1) at . 3 # 3 s fiss V. ' Mrs. C: ter, Mr. and Mrs. J. ¥. Ransdell, | night not retire until half past 2 the $15.00 Set of il b e S etk Yo Mrs. W W. George, Mr!| following morning. The hall’ and tne E Mrs. ig, R. 8. . M. Bean, Mr. and Mrs. E. | banquet room were artistically decorated ’ Club Farties. T otaor A £ . Mrs. A. C. Hilis, Mrs, C. A.|and the festivities were got up at a cost [ ’ The Red Berry Specialty Company gave | Grat: 3" Ronliim Tienry, Mrs. Henry, | Wray, Mrs. J. F. Smiley, Miss M. George, | of $1500, one-third of which amount was an entertainment and dance at Foresters' | Mrs, BE. N. Kirkland, George Margerison, | Miss S. George, Mrs. M. _H. Winfield, Mrs. | expended for the souvenir badges. The Hall, Tiburon, Wednesday cvening. Those | Miss E. Murray, Mrs. Z C. Rennie and | L. _D. Hollon, W. "Hosmer, Mrs. | committee that had charge of the affair who participated in the programme and | child, C. Robinson, Miss Smith, Miss C.|T. Hodgson, Mrs. M. Coilins, Mrs."A. M. | was composed of H. Goetlen, Captain L. ] t for. th ton | B, Spring, G. A. Thompson. kesley, Mr. and Mrs, W. H. Eastman, | Schreider, Lieutenants H. Hansen and . afforded amusement for. the occasion | B, BECEE. Firoiotuly for Sydney—W. J.| Mr. and Mrs. Allen, Mrs. A M. Zane, | Schlichtmann, F. C. Lawler, C. Iverson, or were: E. M. Elliot, George Carroll, Miss | pogart, Mrs. Howatt, B. F. Parker. Miss H. Zane, Mr. and Mrs. T. Ward, | C. H. Kornbeck and H. Feyge. . . M. Percival, Will Brodie and Miss C. M. | = Among those who departed for the | Nrs. J. S. Vatterlein, A. Griffin. Mr. 2 Linne. Orient on the Japanese liner CAmerlca .Elm‘}dlllhk: llC. gx Grlgn;rM{li and l\tg:.stl"‘: Fraternal Brotherhood. ar ¢ inti i Ladles’ Endeavi | Mara were: Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Converse, | J. Mitchell, Mrs. C. T. Meyer, T| The Supreme Lodge of the Fraternal iann.ot belbouig)r;t els‘ejw}il.i.e for lessthan th> regular suoscription price of $15. e e e e A and Mrs. L Botts, Miss 1. 1. | Carl Mever, Mrs; G.W. Seasrases, Miss | protnesnaod was in session in Loa A n invaluable addition to every libr. 4 Saturday evening, March 15, which wag a | POLtS and Mrs. 8. B, Cramp o | e Miirs. | oo Diw CMix. | Beles last week. The sessions were held cry library! e e HnEneaits nd Samiciioy S5 | phla, Mr. and Mrs. B, §. Whitehead, Miss | T. H. ‘Hewilt, Mrs. Carrie W, Mix, during the day, and in the evenings the supreme officers and delegates were en- tertained in grand style, including enter- tainments of a musical and lterary char- acter, a banquet, receptions by Hermosa, gentleman, J. Goldstein. Most originai A. Robinson, B, Duchy, Mr. and Mrs. J. | Los Angeles and La Grande lodges on dif. character—Lady, Miss Nathan; gentle- Personals. * | Green, Mrs. A. 8. McKinney, Mrs. H. P. | ferent nights, and a daylight ride in tally- man, D. Levy. Sccond most original| Mr. and Mrs. A’ Repsold are touring | pinney Mrs. . Smith, Mr. and Mrs. M. | hos to Santa Anita ranch. During the character—Gentlemen, §am Gluck and L. | gouthern California and expect to spend | A. Packard, Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Jewell, | session C. W. Stone, the supreme aetu. Trethaway; lady, Mrs. D. A. Levy. Most | several weeks at Santa Catalina Island. Miss S Gates, W. J. Rust, E. C. Rust,| 8Ty, Was presented a handsome badge In THE CALL’S SPECIAL OFFER. “Our Islands and Their People” AS SEEN WITH CAMERA AND PENCIL. INTRODUCED BY MAJOR-GENERAL JOSEPH WHEELER, UNITED STATES ARMY, With Special Descriptive Matter ‘and Narratives by comical costume—Gentleman, Dr. Cranz; | lady, Miss McNevin. Sailed Away. Those who safled on steamship Ventura . Thursday, March 20, for Honolulu and other points are: For Honolulu—W. M. Alexander, Mrs. C. H. Allen, Mrs. H. E. Banham, Miss E. | Dr. C. B. Patterson, W. H. Weayer, Miss Mr. and Mrs. Charles S. Harris an- 'y i - | S. B. Martin, Mr. and Mrs. L. W, Brown, nounce the confirmation of their son Cas. S T o rilling hast, Bra- W Thing: par Saturday, March 2, at Geary-street | Mrs. 1 W. Tiyinghast Mee Vo Tilling- Temple. Reception Sunday from 2 to 5 | Ny s K I e, e b if. B p. m. at 192 Ellis street. lard, E. Bulkley, Miss T. Bulkley, Mr. Mrs. and Miss Clift are in Coronado. and Mrs. A. W. Brigham, Miss T. Bris- Horace Davis is- being entertained at|ham, Mrs. T. L. Harris, L. A. Brigham, ‘Washinzton, Mr. and Mrs. A. Carpenter, Miss E. Car- ‘Admiral Kempff is again in San Fran- | penter. 1 Banham, Miss M. Banham, T. D. Bates, | cisco, nttevx‘"“mm ye;rsdoguse}:v‘lce. 2B v. H. Baugh, Miss Mary Byrne, A. J.| _Bishcp am Ford Nichois an; 93 z)‘nm}:bcll' Mrs. Cnrnpbelly o chfldr:n Nichols are making a short trip to Hono- Improved Orde; “xnead Men. i; T. W. Carter, M | lulu. Iroquols Tribe of Stocktodl, Improved il e g er, Mrs. Carter, 'S 1 Tobin Jr. is en route to Europe | Order of Red Men, will, on the Z7th inst., George B. Champlin. Miss F. Champlin, | o vis:t his sister, Mrs. Duval, who has | pave a most interesting session by having J. W. Clise; Mrs. Clise, two children and | heen very ill. o idad adobtidn. YHe\teibe HAT R ok 1 mald; Miss Clise, Mrs. E. J. Coffin, D. H.| Miss Florence Josselyn and Miss Ade- & i Pt i Davis, G. S. Dearborn, E. R. Dimond, | laide Murphy are resting at the Josselyn |last held sesslon seventy-two applications Mrs. Dimond, Miss d'Oyly, James Du ;summer home, Brookside, near Redwood | to act upon. Bois, S. Fenn, Mrs. Fenn, Mrs. §. M The contest in the adoption degree be- tween teams from Samoset Tribe of Val- lejo, Solano Tribe of Benicia and Carqui- recognition of his services to the order. s S vomdn ot e ——————— The chiefs of Api, one of the islands the New Hebrides group, are pa(ltiomno‘ Great Britain to annex the island. ADVERTISEMENTS. . | City. Flack, G. A. Folger, F. Furber, Edwin Miss Violet Whitney and Miss Alice Goodall, Mrs. Goodall, Miss Goodall, E. Whitney are again at their home in Oak- . G. Hathaway, K. d, the former having returned from JOSE DE OLIVARES W Hongm d, W Hosmer, 'Mra ot | Burgpe and the latier ffom Washingion, | nes Tribe of Crockett will take place in ’ er, Mrs. C. A. Hutchins, Miss Hutchins, | D. C. : The Noted Author and War Correspondent. E. P, Jones, Mrs. Jones, L.~ B. iere| Mrs, Joshua Epping will be at home the | 19th of April. 8 AT w ” Ry - 2 George T. Kluegel, W. H. Layson, Mrs, | first Monday in April at her new resi-| The teams of Sacramento and Oak Park Author of “The Trocha Telegraph,” “The Curse of Lopez,” “The Last of The Anguilles,” and other West Indian Layson, C. W. Lombard, C. 1. Mg - | dence, 2310 Sacramento street. tribes have arranged for a contest in the Maston, R. W, McChesney, Mrs. D. C. McLaugh- 1in, Miss I L. McLaughlin, W. B. Mc- ' Lean, Bishop Nichols, Mrs. Nichols, W. P. | Noble, Miss Noble, Miss M. 'Noble, S. N. Palmer, E. C. Peters, Miss F. E. Plerce, Miss Potter, Miss Reynolds, F. | P, Richards, C. Robinson, J. D. Ryan, Mrs. M. Schumacher, Alexander Seclater, Miss E. B. Scripps, Miss Virginia Scripps, Robert Slaughter, Mrs. Slaughter and in- o s e et e e e b e i NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. DANDRUFF WON'T WASH OUT. : adoptien degree on the 3d of May in the Stories. hall of Sacramento Tribe. A new council of the degree of Pocahon- tas has been organized in Nevada City, with forty signers to the petition for a charter. Great Sachem Boyes on the 15th inst. pald a visit to Ceanotha Council of the Pegree of Pocahantas at Grass Valley. Altahmos Tribe of this city expects to adopt a class of 100 during the month of A The latest arrivals at the Hotel Rafael are: Mrs. H. M. Hoyt, Master J. Hoyt, Mrs. E. Tewksbury, M. C. Osborn, Mrs. A. E. Poole, C. Duncan, E. Jones, E. E. Stark, F. Howell, Mr. and Mrs. George Baum, J. G. Grimwood, C. H. Shepard, Mr. an Mrs. H. Levy, H. L. Cook, Mrs. T. Mich- aells, H. Jaeger, Mr. and Mrs. D. H. Kane, H. Willlams, T. J. Burke, Mr. and Mrs. Otto Schoning, H. P. Sonntag, A. L. Edwards, M. L. Cook, M. L. Cook Jr., Miss V. Cook, Dr. J. W, Sichel, Mrs. F. T, Martins, Mr. and Mrs. O. K. Cushlns. Mrs. Messersmith, Mrs. J. M. Rothschild, San Francisco; James P. Ferry, Mrs. P. Ferry, Seattle; A. C. Dmborni‘MlusL Effa EMBRACING PERFECT PHOTOGRAPHIC AND DESCRIPTIVE . REPRESENTATIONS OF THE PEOPLE AND THE ISLANDS LATELY ACQUIRED FROM SPAIN, INCLUDING HAWAII ° AND THE PHILIPPINES; ALSO THEIR MATERIAL RESOURCES AND PRODUC- TIONS. HOMES OF THE PEQPLE, THEIR CUSTOMS AND GENERAL AP- PEARANCE, WITH MANY HUNDRED VIEWS OF LANDSCAPES, RIVERS. VALLEYS, HILLS AND MOUNTAINS, SO COM- PLETE AS TO PRACTICALLY TRANSFER THE ISL- ANDS AND THEIR PEOPLE TO THE PICTURED PAGE. With a special consideration of the conditions that prevailed before the declaration of war, Thurston, Money and numerous prominent writers and correspondents, Sagging Cl;;eks. Sagging cheeks speak louder than words—they tell the tale no woman wants to hear. Whether induced by care, fll- health or old age, they add from 30 to 40 yegs to any woman's appearance. Yet nothing is more easy to correct. I have had many years of practical dally experi~ ence in correcting facfal defects. & &eor‘e ‘Wheeler, who was the instruc- tor for the floor work during the recent raising up in Union Square Hall of all the chiefs of the local councils, was, on the evening of the last held meeting of Ra- mona Council, presented a handsome r, by Senators Proctor, and a comparison with conditions as : , Miss Edna Bluhm, o simple, painless operation I lift they now exist. The Germ That Causes It Has to Be fi{;‘,}’,{? Mrs. D. Adler, Chicago: 8. Kii- | leathei-covered rocking chalr as a testi- Sagging cheek to Its proper and m T 5 ¥ ove, Jamestown; Mrs. Henry Rust, Miss | monial of appreciation of the good work | position. Perfect outline is given to un- Edited and arranged by Destroyed to Cure Dandruff. tharine. Rust, Mr. ahd Mrs. H. F,|he had dome for the order in connection | sightly, baggy chin and flabby throat, with the raising up ceremonies. The pre- sentation speech was by Mrs. Annie Bliss, chairman of the committee of arrango- ments, wife of the great chief of records. Armsden, Boston; F. C. Hicks, Cincinnati; E. W. Sichel, Alameda; H. Aldunatti, Val- paraiso; G. Lowe, New York; L. A. Bur- le, Philadelphia; Mrs. C. Scott, Utica, N. €1 . and Mrs. A. . Outstanding ears and deformed made perfect. Absolutely punln-u.! without visible scar, as attested by own face, upon which three skin WM S BRYAN Author of “Footprints of the World’s History,” “Heroes and Heroines of America,” “America’s War fo; Hu- Many a woman spends an hour twice a week scouring her scalp, thinking scrub- dee; Sadk £ the scurf will 4 raro o - Aty e B, T houts s week at the as ot o, " Winson, Mirkor sk Indopendent Rifles. o o pn e R PHOTOGRAPHS BY ) Ao 48, AOSHE 300" GeIAr oL Lantie land, W, i sinompscn Vancou-| The Independent Rifies celebrated the | free elther by Histier of in person; strictiy each, or two-thirds of a year of her life, | Yorr, B: C- " S chieck, | gilver anniversary of the institution of | confidential. ~Dur e last year Ve WALTER B. TOWNSEND, FRED W. FOUT, GEO. E. DOTTER AND OTHERS. In that vain hope—valn, because you can't | *o5 3fry. 9. L. McCannon, Wachiigil | that organization by giving a ball and | Ualed Over 4000 ladies of this city and COMPLETE IN TWO OUARTO VOLUMES cure dandruff without killing the dandruft | 1, C.; Ca J. "Wheeler Jr., Mrs, J. | banquet in Saratoga Hall during the early | ~ Cali or address New York Institute of ptain 2 3. germ, and the only hair preparation-on | Wheeler Jr., Vulej;. Raymond-Whitcomb | part of the current month. The pro-| Dermatology, Columbian bldg., 916 Mar- ; | | y ] rth that will do th ‘s | party—Mr, and Mrs. W. H. Munier, Mr. | gramme of dances was up to date and at | ket st. (opposite Emporium). REGULAR PRICE $15.00 PER SET. SPECIAL TO CALL READERS $3.20 PER SET. S ariciaeralnaine m,‘;:,‘:l' h’;,’;;‘,’:‘_’__ BT/ C. Wileon My &8l Mre A Waller, | 56 Banquet thare ward Iromas pind at [ Ket st (Pposite Empe Stairs to 5th flor. Superbly illustrated with more than Twelve Hundred Special Photographs, Colortypes and new Colored Maps. ing and ‘thorough antisepti 4 Mr. and_Mrs. rbanks, Mr. and | dred and sixty-five ladies and gentlemen,! The Institute is the Sole Pacific Coast 8 &1 ptic un'nn all | yrs. J. R. Vincent, Miss C. M. Bunting, | each of whom received a souvenir of the | Agents for DE BEERS SKIN TONIC, a P0000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000 | fomepeyn from yse of other's hair| . R.Bunting, Miss Florence C. Clarke, | occasion in the shape of a gold badge, to | sure cure for wrinkics. Price L0 ag 0009000009 ' brushes. i Miss' E. \L. %rhy. Miss B. B. Horton, | be worn by the ladies as a brooch and by Drugsistis, or direct.