The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, August 24, 1902, Page 33

THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, SUNDAY, AUGUST 24, 1902. Goctety’s Bummer Outing OCIETY promises many stir- ring entertainments during the coming autumn season, the pro- grammes being planned and agreed upon by the wvisitors who are still at the various re- sorts. here is every reason to believe that the winter here will be one of the most conspicuous for many years from a soclal standpoint. Weddings are ennounced in plenty. Outdoor games will appeal to the lovers of hill climbing, hunting and boating and cross-country sport will be freely thduiged in. At the re- sorts that are still in full swing the past week has been mostly notable for card | parties and driving, while several dances kave been indulged in. For the near fu- ture there are to be several receptions, the outcome of announced engagements. Meny returns to the city from country resorts preface the coming of the au- tumn, but by no means are the summer places deserted, visitors to them being announced every day. 4Add personals AT THE RESORTS. HOTEL DEL MAR: From San Francisco— Fox, Willlam J. O'Brien, Miss Baxter, Miss Olive M. Findiay, Miss E. McKinnon. Oaklané—Miss Angela Georgl- snzs. Folsom—Mrs A. McNamee and Mrs. P. 3. Cox. Porterville—Rev. J. Coen. Sacra- mento—Harry Ball. Oakland—Mrs. J. & Power, Mrs. M. Spencer, Miss Alice Epencer, Mrs, L. Selby and Mrs. A. O. Dwyer. Fresno— Mrs. F. A. Foin, Miss Lizzie Foin. Yreka— C. A Junkers, Mrs. C. A. Junkers. Fresno— Mrs. A. J. Brouje, Harold Bronje. San Jose— Rev. P. A. Comeford. Antioch—Rev. W. M. Thumson. San Francisco—Mary O'Brien. Stockton—Charles Weber, Miss Helen Weber, Master Charles Weber, Miss Nellie Gagan. HOTEL CAPITOLA: From San Francisco— Lensing Mizner, H. R. Simpkins, Dr. A W. Collins and wife, Miss Holcombe, Mrs. R. V. Lorg, Miss N. Sexton, Miss K. Bexton, J. Feigenbaum end wife, E. N. Ahearn, W. A. Depels, L. P. Inch, Charles Sonntag, Dr. Vic- tor G. Vecchi, Ciyde A. Osborne, P. V. Long, J. B. Gagliardo and party, F. S. Harrington, E. 5. Hubbard, A. A. Pelletier, Henry ?rmc::u. v Hind Paul Oesting and wife, Miss X :Z‘glx::l:;:rgsre! Nealon, Percy Hender- son, Al Hampton, L. A. Hannon, J. E. Alex- ender, W. B. E rd, Carl Guntert, Cora Cartef, Sadie Batsen, L Tobriper, W. D Roger, Miss McKenzie, Lymen D. Foster an: wife, O. 1 San Jose—Mys. M. Wise and wife Belle R. Field, Charles P. C. D, Wright, Helen Horner, t iiss C. Bassett, nelfeld, iss Charity A. Brassy, Mrs. Foy Mrs. L. G. Marquett, . D. J. Flannery, Miss ox, B. J. McManimon. tington, Miss O. Messmer, Miss Sacramento—A. P. Bcheld, Wil- and wife, V. . R. 3 L. e Davis. Geary . Peoria, E. Stone. Chicago—Willard wife, A. B. Cole and wife. New . Stettheimer, F. A. Moffitt, M. 7. 3. Anderson and wife. Placer- Visalla—Mrs. John Boulder Creek—R. L. N. Pollard and wife, C. e, E. J. Pollard. Modesto— lows—B. H. Burton. Fresno— Eisle &m! Sargent—M. Smith, Mrs. and two daughters, D. A. Johnston and Capitola—R. §. Field. Newman—C. w and wife. Los Angeles—A. J. Sepul- and wife, R. 5. Field. Menlo Park—A. Wright—A. Mattz. )N HOT SPRINGS: From San Fran- o—H, P. Newbauer, Willlam Westhoff and house Jr., W. Barron, V. Rit- ers, Charles Schlessinger, A. A. B. Laurie, A A . W. B. Winn and oy, A. McLaughlin, Mrs. J. M. R. E. Willlams, W. H. Durren, A, Oliver, P. A. Leggit, 7, Rev. P. R. Lynch, Rev, ‘Willlam P. Quiil, Miss . C. Morehouse, J. F. Logan, Alfred W. Morganstern, Dr. G. Flint, J. R. John R. How- Burke, Charles Waltz, H. | . Herbert, J. Pan Mr. and Mirs. E and Miss E. D. ynch, Antioch; Phillipo Cabal- J. H. Christopher and family, St a 0. E Louis; Jones, St. Louis; H. F. Beott, Jamestown: H. A. Staats, Ol City, Pa.; R. A. k, P Ore.; Mr. and Mrs. Escalle, Mrs. M. M. Tompkins, San_Anselmo: Lakeville; George H. Crow and v. S. Hooker, Modesto; Miss 3. G. Garrison, Forest ; R. H. Wark, Grass L. Barker, Berke- : §. Ellefsen, San ys; Mrs. W. L. ; H. W. Lawrence, Los An- ham, Valiejo; C. Y. Henderson, | A. Lawrence, Forest City; | Drysdale, Berkeley: W. H. Carroll, Dr. L. Puck and wife, Portland, nt, Amador City; Mrs. Thomas ord;’ Mrs. , Lockeford; , Sacra ; E. Shapf, Sac and wife, Los Angeles; on, Merced: John Anderson, Tur- n, Turlock; E. Nunes, Le- Santos, Centerville; John Charles Youd, Snelling; field; George A. Earle, NAN—Margaret M. Fetty, Belle Angeles; Susan J. Smith, Bt. F. Smith, Will Lamb, Sa San Francisco; Mr. and Mrs Mrs. Albert Fa Miss Francisco; Arthur C, Russ, San 3 New York; Dr. F. Fischer, n, Francisco; Mrs. B, A. Boole, Ross Val. Miss Hamiet, Boston, Mass.; Mr. and A. Wellington, Ross Valley; D. V. James, | as City; Miss Warren, Los Angeles; J. L., . San Francisco; D. M. Purman and ix, Ariz.; A. T. Rowan, wife and an Francisco; Miss Marie Jacobs, ord! University; Charles Porter Jr., Mrs, ncisco; R. Whitney and wite, Berkeley; Miss Claribel Willlams, Oakland: F. A McAusian, Master A, McAuslan, N. §. Bangham, Sacramento; Mrs. teriing, Mrs. J. 5. Brown, Piedmont: A. Alexander, San_Jose. KLAMATH HOT SPRINGS: From San Francisco—Fred E. Lehners and wife Frank H i John Hanly, N. A. Hawkins, A. . "P. Mendelssohn and J. C. Feige. Angeles—Grace E. Newton, Mrs. creates perfeet complexions and prompts the skin to per- form its highest functioms; it imparts that fresh, glow that 30 often disappears with youtk; removes TAN, SUNBURN, PIMPLES, BLOTCHES, MUDDINESS, MOTH AND LIVER PATCHES Bold by d and eneral dealers at 50c a tle, or direct from us, prepaid, for 50c. Trial bottle and @irections for 10c. A. G. Newton, Cecilla M. Newton, James Cuz- ner. ' From Sacramento—F. R. Remell, J. D. Sivils, H. T. Carrel. From Montague—J. J. Lewis. From Marysville—D. A. Ostrom and wite. From Oro_Fino—P. A. Pitz. - From Portland—Miss E. D, Foster. From Klamath Falls—Mrs. R. G. Moore, R. E. Hunsaker, Mrs. H. F. Schallock and son, Fred Schallock. From Ashland—M. L. Stanley, Elizabeth Stan- ley. From Burns—Fred Randall. From Ton- opah, Nev.—Mrs. W. Y. Gale. From New York—Charles B. Trescutt. From Nome, Alaska—A. R. Davis. ADAMS SPRINGS: From San Francisco— George Sullivan, Mrs. J. J. Shonessy, George M. Ahrens, F. W. Johnstone, J. L. Eriston, Mrs. M. Vollmer, Mrs. K. Holscher, Julius Well, Alfred Lucas, Arthur Lucas, Fred W. Baker, Mrs. F. W. Baker, Miss Ethel Baker, W. J. J. Shaw, G. Flannagan, G. F. Lehike, Mrs. B. Henmam, Miss J. Monahan, Miss A. Monahan, Willlam Cormack, Mrs. K. Part- ridge, Mrs. S. Selling, Frank Stadelmann, The- resa Bleuss, G. Falls, Miss H. Falls, Max Hu- borg, Mrs. I. Klink, Paul Klink, E. Horn, R. B. Farrar, Miss Lena Manshardt, Mr. and Mrs. J. Cohen, H. H. Ihnen, Nat Lowenstein, F. E. Paulings, M. J. Meehan, Jobhn Silve, Louls Smith, Samuel Shannon, Frank Smith, James J. Lynch, Hon. T. J. Lynch, Miss Charlotte Lulkes. Oakland—W. H. Dayis, Ethel M. Denroche, J. Mooney, Charles Rosenberg, Willlam Kuhnle, D. Fennon, Joseph Lyons, Fred Michels, F. P. McFeely, Gertrude McFeely, M. E. Linbratich, David McKay and wife, P. M. McHugh, Miss Agnes Lyons, Mrs. W. Cal- laghan, Miss N. Callaghan, B. L. Fazeane, G. F. Brown, Farrell. Alameds—J. Yablinsky, Mrs. Annie Yablin: sky, Serah V. Yablinsky. Stockton—Mrs. F. W. Johnston, Sadie E. Badgley, Mrs. L Rolfe. Marin' County—Joseph Bloom. Alvarado—Tom Foster. Lake County—Mrs. W. H. Reese, Havirginia. League, Mrs. J. A. Stewart, Miss Bisie Stew- art, Max Hoberg, Major Whiton, Alex Santou, James Meyers. St. Helena—George P. Benvie, Edwin Benvie, 2 Monroe Waters, Clarence Rising. Napa—Harvey Grigsby and wite, C. Malan- arino, George lsraelsky, Henry Button, Vallejo—Miss M. Nelson, Miss Gertrude Clark, Henry Sutherland. Petaluma—Frank H. Denman and wite, Wiley B. Anderson, Clark Hayes, Yountville—Major C. E. G and daughter. Phoenix, Ariz—A. L. Henshaw, Newton B. Cole, L. Thompson, wite and daughter, Hawali—Peter Lee, Mrs. Peter Les and child, Miss 8. Lee. Los Angeles—G. A. McElfresh, Helen Brandt, Harold Fleetwood, Clark Ball, George Kester, Edward Russell, Wife and daughter. Pasadens—Minnie Gaynier, Anna Keller, Sadie Ford. Santa Catalina Island—Max Rosenberg, W. H. Hunt and_wife, Riverside—Florence Stapleton, Fannie Hefr- man. Pomona—Herbert Kingston. San Jose—Patrick Martin, A. W. Runel, Al- bert Dayton, Kathel Kerr. Paris—Miss Maude L. Davia. GILROY HOT SPRINGS: From San Fran- cisco—Dick Crawford, Mrs. J. Galvin, Byron Crawtord, Carl Gronenberg, Miss Kats Grant, Mrs. M. Gronembers, Al Baker, Carl Epers- acher, Mrs. Frank E. Farley, Mra. T, J. Nelll, Mr. and_ Mrs. E. P. O-Connell, . chiid and hurse; E. E. Murphy, E. J. Byrnes and son, Mre. M. Turner, P. J. Carrons, §, T. Green, M. M. Gordon, 8. E. McDowell, E. Harris, Mrs. F. M. Chester. Oakiand— William Heyer, Mr, and Mrs. N. H. Schow, . Ivers, B. D. . Jackson and child, . Sargents—Mr. and Mra Waldo Rohnert. Detroft, Mich.—Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Carstens, Miss Loyise E. Rohnert, Mi Fdith L. Carstens. San Jose—George A. Ste ger, J. L. Busll, M. T. Gibbens, Mrs. F. A. Meade. Hollister—Mr. and Mrs. J. Ashurst and children. Watsonville—R. Binsacca, P. D. Manly. Los Angeles—Mrs. Eugene Rich- etts, H. D. Holmes. Tehama—T. 5. Goss, ¥. Mays. Willows—Miss Addah Keith. Astoria— P. E. Meadows. CAMP TAYLOR RESORT: From San Fran- cisco—G. H. Burgess, Lawrence Davis, Wil- liam Koenig, Mrs. Koenig, Miss Annie Koenig, Ed Morrill, Mr. and Mrs. H. Kachler, Mrs. A. B. Weber, E. E. Bergin, Mrs. Lottie Stateler, A J. Hayford, Maurice Ringrose, Hugh Black- man, H. J. Frank, John G. Silva, Ralph Mor- rison, Jobn E. W. Strange, Addie F. Wrede, Lu- cille Frank, Henry A. Conner, Bessie A. Bax- ter, Mre. G. D. Squires, Mr. and Mrs, F. F. Wise, B. Ruegg, H. Van Morle, C. C. Schott, Maurice Speir, C. Harney, Sanford G. Le- wald, Virginia M. Potter, Al Todt, Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Manning, J. J. Zerman, Laura C. Johnson, W. L. Myers, Albert R. Steinwand, J. A. Peters, Charles Niquet. Oakland—Mrs. Annette Paynter, Mrs. M. H. Simmons, Mrs, W. Stokes and child, Herman Bagehorn, L. Whitton, Leo L. Nichols and family, E. J. Thibault, Mrs. W. J. terson, Mrs. H. L. Madsen and W. J, Masterson. Petaluma —Mrs. W. Jensen, Mrs. James Sorensen, Miss Clara Beckwoldt,” Miss Marye Caltofo, Miss Katle Vonsen, Miss Georgie Ehlers, Mrs. G. Breckwoldt, Miss Mabel Breckwoldt. Alameda —Miss Clara J. Wimgar, Miss Augusta A. Hahl. San Rafael—Edward McGiynn, V. L. Moore, J. Hudson. HOBERG'S RESORT: From San Francisco —Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Morken, Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Happ, Miss Olga Heyman, Alvin Hey- man, Mr. and Mrs, Herman Faber, Martin Hartmann, George Hartmann, Aug. Uhlen- bruck, Captain Olsen, R. B. Hannah, C. J. Traulsen, H. P. Cottingham, Fred Ast, J, B. Paul, M.’ J. Sullivan, H. Stoizenwald, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Siems, Miss Anna Siems, Bd Har- ries, E. Reeves, Abe L. Fricdman, J. T. de Costa, J. A. Anderson, J. W. Fuller, Mr, and Mrs. ‘George F. Miller, Mr and Mrs, J. L. Eviston, Joseph Rowland, Mr. and Mrs, Aibert Meyer, Mrs. John Vollmer, Mrs, C. Holcher, Georgs W. Ahrens, Mr. and Mrs, J. Sorensen, Miss Emily Engdahl, George C. Benole, Bdwin ole, Miss Jennie Crowley, Mrs. G. Birdsall, orge_Douglas Birdsall, A. H. Clack, Julius Weil, W, Adams. Oakland—B. McGinnis. Benicla—R, W. Willlams. Willits—Miss Char- lotte Luke. and Mrs. Bawin Swinford. Middletown—Mrs. H. H. Mann, Mrs J. Stewart, Miss Eisie Stewart. BLACK ROCK RANGE RESORT: From San Francisco—T, J. Regan,_Paul Regan, A. H. Brod, Mrs. A, H. Brod, Mrs. Elizabeth O'Hal- leron, Kitty O'Halleron, C. F, Sinkwitz, L. W. Nelson, W. R. Nelson, Ed Adams, P. C. Mills, Charles Jay, Mrs. Marle T. Mason, Jessle Wade, Edward Mason, Charles Goodail, Dr. J. M, Stalder, Dr. Paul A. Marlotte, Harold Lan- caster, Mrs. Harold Lancaster, Vernon Cahill of Oakland; J, E. Fisher, Mr.' Von Tagen, R. A. Clark, Mrs, R, A. Clark, Master Morris Clark, J. A. Marsh, Mrs. J. A. Marsh, Eckley Marsh, . D. Marsh, Mrs. F. D. Marsh, J. B. Tibbatts, Mrs. J. B. Tibbatts, Alameda; Mrs, W. M. Rieger, William Rieger, Paul Rieger, Marjory Rieger, Thomas Rleger, of Berkeley; S. J. McKnight, Vallejo; Ed F. Northam, C, H. Letcher, San Jose, LAUREL DELL HOTEL: From San Fran- cisco—F. J. Rademalker, Miss Brophy, Ceta Ryan, D. C. Woodward, J. D. Wadsworth, dore E. Day, R. Nichols, % W. S. Higgins, L. Kramer F. S. Chadbourne, Boti, F. H. Fleming, E, C. McShane, . C. Heger, J. R, Meyer, W. H. Jenkins, H. Fischbeck, Mrs. F. W. Kern, A. Giover and Wife, Miss May Smith, Mrs. J. A. Smith, Eilis Bl A. nan, Isabel H. Smith, Gertrude Bell, Mre.- U. H. Smith, M. L. Friedman, John B. Dolan, Mrs. H. H. Murphy, rp] M. L. Sheehan, M. Leonard, Miss Ethel Murphy, H. C. Levy, Lewis E. Valencia. Oakland—Mrs. E. Freer, Dr. J, L. Miiton and wife, Miss L. A. Moore, Miss Ada Kenna, Dr. Holmes, Churchill Tay- lor. New York—Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Parting- ton, Master Earl Partington, Miss Edythe Part- ington. Boston—R. C. Babcock, wife and fam- ily. Chicago—Mrs. B. A. Carmitchell, Louise rmitchell, Esther Carmitchell, Mr. and Mrs. Jay Calhoun and son. Uklah—Frank Kelly, Jacob Heger and wife, Mrs. Dolly Matthews, Mise Alta Matthews, J. G. Hightoner. San Rafael—J. Emmett [ayden. Tiburon—K. K. Kellogg. Healdsburg—J. A. Goldstein. Chi- cago—Mr. and Mrs. Levenson. Yolo County— C. F. de Rose., Elliott—Mrs, Bell ‘Will Anderson. PARAISO: From San Francisco—J. Meyer- teld, T. F. Judge, Miss M. McCormick, A. Ber- liner, T. I Bergin, Miss M. Mihan, Dr. C. N. Ellinwood, Dr. . E. Gonzales, Reuben Lloyd, Robert Ewing, Mrs. Emmerson, Mrs. R. Pou, J. C. Winder and wife, C. W. Smith Colusa— and wife, Mrs. John Nightingale Jr., Mrs. L. Marsh. Oakland—F. Hertz, Charles H. Bui ler. Sacramento—Mrs, L. A. Devine. San Jose—S. Catherine Hanley. = Alameda—C. C. Volberg and wife. Portland, Or.—Mrs. W. Apperson, Roy Clark, John Clark, H. Witte berg and family. Los Angeles—J. A. Phelbin, Eva Phelbin, Lilly Curtis. Salinas—Mrs. H. Menke, Miss Etta Menke, D. Breschini; J. Breschiri, Hauser. Watsonville—L. = 8. Aiexander, Monterey—H. E. Greene and wife, Castroville—J. Mignola and wife, HOTEL MATEO: From San Francisco—L. A_ Schwabacher, John A. Emery, William Gar. rett, Marguerite Burns, Miss Huntington, Mrs, Ben Armer, Mrs. S. L. Foorman, Ruth Armer, Mrs. W, L. Moore, Miss Grunwaldt, Clarence R. Ward, J. H. McDonald, A. O. Johnsen, Miss McDonald, J. M. Blaine, Mr. and Mrs, Lud Zobel, Master Myron Zobel, F. B, Hughes, Hattle Leszynsky, A. P. Mackle and wife, Mrs. H. Lubes, 'Miss Elizabeth Pettinger, Henry Brune; Mrs. Katz and children, Port Townsend: Mrs. T. A. Hawke, Mare Islan William T. Turner and wife, Los Angeles; E. E. Bowle, Seattle; W. B, Wells, Portland; M. Rosner, El Paso, Tex.; Mervin ¥. Rosenbaum, Munich, Bavaria; C. C. Taylor, E. F. Butting- ham, New York; Miss Pope, Texas; Mrs. Tem- pleton, Colorado; L. B. Metcalf, F. Vivl, Peter Hadley and L. B, Collins, Nome, Alaska; L. P. Behrens, F. H. Thrope, G. P, Hartley and W. H. Meacham, Redwood City; General James R Caranhan, Mrs. J. R. Caranhan, Miss N. Caranhan Caranhan, James R. Jr., India- napolis; Mrs. J. S. Sanborn, Berkeley; F. H. Holmes, U. 8. N.: J. E. Stelnbeck, Salinas; E. B. HARRINGTON & CO. Los Angeles, Cal. G, Webster, San Miguel; D, McPherson, Santa Cruz; Paul Thorpe, -San’Jose; Count Henry de Portes, Paris; R, R, Wallack, Third United States Cavalry. SEIGLER SPRINGS: From San Francisco— F. Lemke, J. H. Flynn, Andrew Olsen, J. J. Coulon, Miss S. Rustemeyer, George M. Ahrens, W. Peterson, J. De Costa, Jake Cohen, Miss Ellsa Meyer, Miss Geggins, A. H. Clack, Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Johnston, Mrs. Gecrge Birdsall, John Ferris, Peter Recconi, Miss L. It. Dowd, Joe Frier, W. H. Nason, D. F. Shea, Mr. and Mrs. Dave Crowley, iss Jen- nie Crowley, Dr. J. E. Edwards, Dr. . E. Lohey, Leon Franks and wife, Miss 8. Selling, I. H. Nelson, J. Cowe, Miss E. Edwards, Miss J. N. Teague, Miss E. Damroche, I Hess, J. Pryer, Henry Heken, Miss E. Adams, Miss Ada Cove, Miss 1. Allison. Stockton—Mrs. J. Coleman, Miss E. A. Coleman, Mrs. I Rolfe, Sadle Badgley. Oakland—C. M. Rosenberg, Willlam Kulmk, D. Fennon, F. Michaels, Mrs. W. Callaghan, Miss Agnes Lyons, Mr. and Mrs. Runnells, Mr. and Mrs. H. E, Cable, Ben Wilson, Miss M. Slattery, J. F. Sheehan, Winton—Ed Leahy, Charles Graf, George Jomes. Vallejo—Miss 1. Walsh, Miss W. Nel- gon, Mr. and Mrs. Nelson, Mr. and Mrs. Adin. Napa — George Malandino. Sacramento — G. Limi, G. Little. BARTLETT SPRINGS: From San Fran- cisco—Mrs. D. H. Logan, J, Bennett, F. P. Sherman, C. F. Sinkwitz, H. B. Kausen, J. D. Ennis, George A. Leon, Mr. and Mrs. Buck- holtz, Mr. and Mrs. George L. Swett, J. C. Bothin and daughter, Willlam Wallin, Mr. and Mrs, W. 8. Miller, George A. Turner, William 8. Fitch, Miss May Mathews, Miss Emma Mc- Millan, Captain L. Meyer, H. Goldbers, J Webb, L. Sisemel . . . Purdie, Mrs. J. A. Booyer, C. Clayton Booyer, Mrs. Zwelker, O. W. Fredrick, C. L. Fredrick, Q. Owens, F. A, Martner. From Sacramento— C. C. Everett, Thomas Carkuk, Mr. and Mrs. A. Meister, Miss Flora Meister, David Ahern and family, Martin Halloran, M. M. O'Connor, Lizzle F. Halloran, Mrs. A. F. Hickborn, Mrs. H. H. Louridson, Herman H. Grau, Charles A. Huelaman. Willows—Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Abel, Nirris Eib, Ada Anthony, Geneve Johnston, Miss Anna Bakle. Santa Rosa—Vernon Good- win. "North San Juan—A. J. Woods. Yuba City—E. E. Munger. Nevada City—A. D. Al- len. Napa—Captain A. Hatt and daughter. Ban Jose—W. O. Watson, Mrs. W. M. Scott and child. Marysville—F. H. Regll. San Pab- lo—F. §. De Rose, Zaas de Chaves. Allentown —Miss Daisy 8. Gardner. Santa Ana—O. W. Shirley. Los Angeles—Anna Church. Modesto Halverson, Mrs. Halverson, Mr. Hardy, Mr. Lioyd, Mr. Arthur, Walter Halverson, Mrs. Hamilton,' Hazel Hamilton. Yuba City—Sam- uel Gray. Auburn—E. O, Smith. Oakland— W. M. Spencer. Arbuckle—Mr. and Mrs. Fred W. Schutz. Grand Island—J. H. Baladon and Mrs. Baladon. Berkeley—Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Knowles. Dixon—Robert Wolff. Petaluma— Frank H. Denman and Mrs. Denman. LAUREL DELL (Lake County), Aug. 17.— Laurel Dell has been the scene of an unique entertainment in the way of a Mardl Gras party. The rustic dance hall, tastily deco- rated, was converted into a ‘‘throne room.’” Fere the dancers appeared in a varlety of quaint, grotesque and pretty costumes, en masque. german was led by Walter Mc- Carthy, as “first lady in walting,” and I Friedman as ‘‘the Grand Vizler.’ _Several novel features were introduced. A Virginia reel ended the dancing, and just as the clock struck 12 the revelers unmasked. Oscar Frank gave a clever burlesque in costume. A valu- able prize for the best sustained character was won by Mr. Frank as *‘French comique.”” The following guests participated: Dr. and Mrs. Milton, Miss A. Jourdan, David Norris, Miss Nellle Gillesple, Miss C. West, Oscar Frank, Miss Josie Smith, I. Friedman, Mr. and Mrs. Keony, Miss Lizzie Smith, Walter Rodgers. E. C. McShane, F. J. Radmeter, Mr. and Mrs, George A. Mullin, Leon Kramer, Miss Brophy, Miss L. Featherstone, Miss C. A. Haywood, Miss Ryan, W. ggins, E. C. Bullls, Colo- nel F. D. Shadbourne, J. Emmet Hayden, L. B. Blackwood, Miss L. A. Moore, Henry F. Perman, H. T. Blackwood, Leo Robinson, Dr. and Mrs. Graham, Miss L. Leffmann, Mrs. David Leffmann, Miss Leffmann, Gilbert Ellia, Laydon Smead. 'Harry Ellis, Mrs. E. Smead, Mr. and Mrs. B. Dernan. ENGAGEMENTS. The engagement of Miss Elsa P. Slebrecht, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Slebrecht, and Edward Charles Krelss was announced a few days.ago. Miss Siebrecht is well known soctal- ly. Mr. Kreiss is in business with his father, Louls Krelss, 85 New Montgomery street. No date has been set for the wedding, but it will probably take place this fall. Mrs. 8. Asherson announces the engagement of her daughter, Miss Esther, to Leo E. Cohn. ‘Wil recelve Sunday, August 81, from 2 to 5 ». m. Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Veghte announce that the marriage of thelr daughter, Edith, to Ralph R. Strange will take place next Wednes- day evening at the home of the bride's par- ents, 821 Haight strest. The wedding will be 2 qulet one, and only the near relatives will be_present. Mrs, Carrie E. Ligon has {ssued invitations for the marriage of her daughter, C. Adele, to Richard Nelson Walsh, which will take place Wednesday, September 8, at 8:30 p. m. at Plymouth Congregational ‘Church. he announcement of the engagement of Miss Alice Levi of San Diego, daughter of Simon Levl, to Eugene Willard of the firm of Willard Bros.,, was made public the I Bros., P e latter part of last ‘WEDDINGS. A very pretty wedding took place last Sunday evening, when Miss Kay Feldman, the eldest daughter of Mrs. B. Feldman, became the wife of Morrls Grossman. The ceremony was per- formed by Rabbi Friedlander of Oakland and took place at the home of the bride’s aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. M. Welnstein, 1023 Golden Gate avenue. Miss Ida Burkheim was brides. maid and B. Bendt was best man. After the ceremony supper was partaken of b; guests. Some of the features of the evening were a plano solo by S. M. Simon, vocal sols by Miss A. Green, songs and fancy dances by Master Joe and Miss Matilda Abrams and alsy a cakewalk and coon songs by Miss Florenee Welnsteln. The couple left for a trip to South. ern California and upon their return will ro. celve at their new home, 818 Octavia stroet Among those present were Mr. and Mrs. Ab: rams, Mr. an . Bernstein, Mr, Jacobs, Mr. and g Sl ot Mr: Mr. and Mrs. Zinkand, Mr. and J“fi‘;:' Houghenblich, Mr. and Mrs. Silverberg, Mr, ang Mrs. Lewis, Mr. and Mrs. Cairo, Mr. Hammar, Mr. and Mrs. Weinsteln, Mre. Chora: ler, Mrs. Acty, Mrs. Grossman, Mrs. B, Feldman, Miss Green, Miss Flora Gurski, Miss Annie Muller, Miss Teaacs, Miss Kahn Miss Peacock, Miss Ida Burkheim, Miss C. Wilson Miss Jacobs, Miss D. Feliman, Miss H. Feld. man, Mr. Green, Dr. Bloom, Mr. Isaacs, 8 Jacobs, J. Jacobd, H. Chemnlck, N. Weinstein, . son, H. Feldman, S. M. t S St M. Simon, B. Bendt ‘ackson Harvey Misner of Valle; the steamship Monticallo, was mucviel ta ain Florence A. Winton of San Francisco by the Rev. Dr. H. H. Bell last Thursdy. HOME PARTIES. A very pleasant surprise party was given Thursday evening in honor of Mrs. F. C. Brothers and Miss Lydia Matthis of Lemoors, at the residence of their aunt, Miss Laura Rogers, 1227 Webster street. The evening was spent in vocal selections and ins % sic, participated In by Miss Nettie ] Davis, 3ins L, Maggle Pees, Miss Lydia Matthi Jacobs, Reddle Allenbors ant i A re- e e BAB’'S A Table d’hote g Dinner Is doubly enjoyable when served in the proper manner and place. The French room at BAB'S 18 designedly arranged for this meal, and with the inimitable flavor of the dishes, forms a combination hard to equal elsewhere. 0.-Waw BAB'S table d’hote dinmer $1.00, served from 5:30 to 8:30 P. M., at 323 Larkin Street. BAB’S YOUTH'S ENEMY —Gray hairs that add years to a woman's face—can be quickly, safely and permanently removed with no bad ter effects, with Mrs. Nettle Harri- son's FOUR-DAY HAIR RESTORER. Not a dye, but a harmless preparation that acts upon the roots of the hair, restoring l;: mt‘url.l ec:lokr. Cleanly to use; no sediment or sticky matter. All druggists, §1 00 a bottle. Superfluous Hair Removed - Permanently by the Electric Needle as operated by me. MRS. NETTIE HARRISON C0., DERMATOLOGIST. —_— past waé served at which the health of all present was drunk. The party consisted of Mrs. F. C. Brothers, Miss Lydia Matthis, Miss May Davis, Miss Lettie Davis, Miss Maggle Pees, Mrs. Sophie Hill, Mrs. Hurst, Miss Laura Rogers and_Messrs. ‘Larry Bettman, L. G. Jacobs, J. L. Jacobs, R. Allenberg and R. Firnstone. The housewarming at the new residence of Mr. and Mrs. C. Holtum, 419 Frederick street, last week, brought together many close iriends. The occasion will long be cherished for the lavishness of the entertainments. The residence was prottily decorated with potted plants, palms and ferns, and a fine orchestra delighted those present. Luncheon was served, after which the guests adjourned to the spa- clous billiard parlors, where dancing was en- joyed till a late hour. Among those present were: Mr. and Mrs. C. Holtum Miss Louisa Holtum, Christian Holtum Jr., Mr. and Mrs. F. Holtum, Mr. and Mrs. G. Christy, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Lockwood and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Ring, Mr. and Mrs. H. Petersen, Mr. and Mrs. S. Petersen, Mr. and Mrs. Wi liam Nichols, Mr. and Mrs, H. Wannemaker, Mr. and Mrs. H. Griffith, Mr. and Mrs, R, Toft, Mr. and Mrs. H. Viers, F. W. Amman, Mr. 3 Mr. and Mrs. E. Basenthal, Miss L. Topp, H. Topp, H. Branscheid, K. Fleharty, Dr. George Chase, Dr. G. Brady, George Parisian, F. Holtum Jr., J. Paulson, Mrs. W. Johnson, Mrs. Reed, Miss Ring, G. Bhrman, Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Seegelken, F. Federsen. Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Mier will celebrate the twenty-fifth anniversary of thelr wedding Sunc day, August 31, at thelr residence, 861 Hayes street. Reception from 2 to 5 p. m. OLUB PARTIES, The Outdoor Art Club of Mill Valley held an entertainment, followed by dancing, at As- sembly Hall yesterday, the proceeds of which are to be used in beautifying the schoolhouse The following took pa: Paul Wismer, Fred hgnnnrell'f‘ ;lhr' ,_Miss Lilly Roeder, A. Horatio Cogswell, Mrs. Ernest Hutter, Mrs. Louls Jones and Clarence Wendell. PERSONAL, Mrs. Morris Cohn, Mrs. Abe S, Feder and gon of Santa Paula are visiting Mrs. M. M. Feder of 914 O'Farrell street. They will be home to receive their friends next Thursday af- ternoon. Willlam Keith and Charles F. O’Callaghan returned on Monday last from a five weeks' trip to the Kings and Kern River canyons and the higher Sierras. Miss Viola Raphael and Mrs. Mofss Engel- mann will be at home to-day from 2 to 5 p, m. at 1274 O'Farrell street. Dr. M. M. Carter of 2213 Russell street, Berk- eley has returned from her vacation, Mr. and Mrs. Lew Rothschild will recelve their friends to-day at their residence, 968 Oak street, from 2 till 5 p. m. Miss Isidore Jonas and Miss Rose Keene have resumed their at homes. They held their first at home Wednesday afternoo: N m, covers being laid r. and Mrs. D. odgh from &"irip through the Bestern” Biars meg Canada and are at their home, 8435 Sacramento street. The Misses Nealy and Grace Hersh Yolo County, during the past week wers Yiste: ing friends In the city, Miss Nealy has re. turned home, and Miss Grace has resu studies at Mills' College, b Dr. W. F. McNutt Jr. has arrived home from Europe. Miss Ida B. Connor is at the Fi: Hotel, New York. e Mr. and Mrs. George A. Smith and her sister, Miss Belle Birch, have returned from the Blue Lakes, where they have been spend- Ing their summer vacation. rs. Willam Hammer left for Chicas tew days axo, where she will Joln her hushand- who has been in the Hast for the past few weeks. Major Arthur Phipps, a wealthy mining man trom " the Lake Superior country, is ot the Palace with his wife. They will remain sev- eral days. Mr. Willlam B. Hunt has returned to his business location in Colorado, and Mrs. Hunt will continue to make the Hotel St. Nicholas her home during her husband’s absence. Mrs. J. C. Kelton and her son, Atlee Kel- ton, of Washington, D. C., with Mrs. Thales Ames, her daughter, are visiting Colonel John C. Currier and Miss Nataline Currier, 2022 Pa~ cific avenue. Mrs. Kelton will be remem- bered as the widow of General John C. Kel- ton, formerly adjutant general of the army, who was for many years stationed at San Francisco. Mrs. Ames is the wife of Lieutenant Thales Ames, U. S. A. Mrs. Kel- ton is the president of the Woman's Army and Navy League a charitable organization en- gaged i sending books and amusements to the soldlers in the Philippines. Mrs. Fred W. Carter of Nome City, Alaska, is here on a short visit, and will return to Nome on the next trip of the St Paul. - She s stopping with her mother-in-iaw, Mrs. Carter, 1092 Bush strect. it r. 'and Mrs. Calvin Ewing tendere - ception at thelr home, 208 San Joss avenis iunl\‘xesfln]{aevergngflln honor of their daugh- er-in-law, rs. S. oward Ew ter-in-law, ing of Seattle. in, after which a repast was served. present wero: Mrs. §. Howard Ewing of moqs tle, Miss Bessle McKenny of Vacaville, Mps C.'S. Ewing, Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Foster and J. A Foster Jr, Miss Edna Ten Eyck. Miss NanniesOrr, Miss Carrie Chappell, Miss Chris. tine Kennedy of Santa Rosa, Mrs. H. Wynn Miss Ethel Mannel, Miss Lilllan M. Ewing, Mies Ellie Ewing, Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Bwing, Brant Dobbine, Robert Marshall, Will and Eu. gene Eppenheimer, Paul Brady, Frank' Bwing, Cal Ewing Jr. and Charles M. Ewing, 3 Mrs. I Levin and Mrs. M. E. Levy of 1105 Laguna street will resume their day ¢ homeo on_the second Thursday of each month Mr. and Mrs. L. Gottheim announce the confirmation of thelr son Irving at the Gears: street Temple on Saturday next. They will reccive on the same day from 2 o § p ost street, and on Sunda; 2 loy street, Alarieda, TR o . Cohen Issucd_fnvitati yeading of his daushter Jennie 5 aes i junday, ugust » at the bride" 1812 Webster street. 48 realilance; Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Parsons from a month’s visit to Lake Tnl}’:!’:.a Resirned Miss Bessie B. Herold of New York fs stop- ping With her brothier and sister, Mr. ‘ana Mo . Herold, Thirteenth t LE N avenue, East Wil- 8-80 Geary St, San Francisco. An entertalnment and darice was recent: given at Adams Springs under ¢ 4 Professors Reeves and Harris, —x girection of Lb’lrnh eve}r:l;xgl ‘;Bl spent. o christening of the inf Mr. and Mrs. J. Lacoste, whoss beamtibit porct is In Oaidand, took place Sundey last. T ollowing friends of the famil; e Kellowine y attended th pT, and Mrs. John Bayle, areflles. Miss N. Bareilles, Mré, B . Dupuy, Mrs. P. Dupuy, Mr. saa he¥ Charles A. Artigues, Mr. and Mra. T, Lacors: Mr. and Mrs. M. V. Slater, Miss Kitty Basie, — T W FREE! FREEI n Is permanently rem : and MRS, A. W PRAVERSR Donohoe bullding, 1170 Market st., Wwith the ejectric needle, without paln or scar. First sit- ting free. Speclal treatments for curing dandruff and falling out of hair. Skin diseases cured. Wrinkles removed by electriclty. Hours 1 to 4 p. m. g i A most enjoy- o e Mr. and Mrs. J. We kindly beg to inform our many friends and pat- rons that we have added a MEN’S TAILORING DEPARTMENT to our well-known establishment. Can show you the pret- tiest line of NOVELTIES ever brought to this market for FALL and WINTER wear at moderate prices. Suits sold on easy pay- ments. Loewenthals’ TAILORS ‘Men and Women. 914 MARKET ST. m. gt [ New Veilings No question about it, we carry the larg- est assortment of Veilings in the city —We are now show- ing this sea- on’s latest and most stylish Veils—Prices are moderate ranging from 25¢ to $2 yd. Ladies’ Gloves $1.00 a pair There are many $1.00Kid Gloves on the market, some some, bad, some in- different—Our 2 claspAMAZON Kid Gloves are known as the good kind, they have been test- ed — All sizes and colors, fit- ted and guar- anteed $1.00 Men’s Hose A special pur- chase—Men’s Hose in fine light weight black maco cotton, with double soles, heels and toes—a qual- ity which if bought in the regular way would have to be retailed at soc a pair—special at 25¢ are broken. Boys’ Hose Just received a new shipment of thoese excellent wearing cotton hose for boys — Fast Black guar- anteed; narrow or wide ribbed, double knees,soles and toes—all sizes’ 7 to 10 26¢ pair low prices: away below regular prices. $ 7.50 Silk Petticoats reduced to. 10.00 Silk Petticoats reduced to . 15.00 Silk Petticoats reduced to ......... ..... 10.00 We also place on special sale— Ladies’ accordian plaited SILK MOREEN PETTICOATS, with perfect fitting yoke top; some have a two inch ruffle, others have Spanish flounce with three inch tucked ruffles—originally sold at $4.50 each, now .. Choice Tapestry- Squares A PERFECT IMITATION of GOBLIN TAPESTRY AT ONE-TENTH of WHAT the REAL WOULD COST We have this week opened a large importation of Tapestry Squares— that are a perfect imitation of the real Goblin Tapestry — come in a large variety of choice conventional and floral designs—suitable for cushion tops, chair coverings, etc.—now on sale at the following exceptionally Tapestry Squares size 20x 20 Sale price... Tapestry Squares size 22x 22 Sale pric Tapestry Squares size 26 x26 Sale price Kearny and Sutter Sts. Arabian Curtain Sale Do you want Lace Curtains 2—We have planned a sale of overwhelming interest for all who do. ARABIAN LACE CURTAINS suitable for parlors, dining and bed rooms are in this offering—New choice goeds with pretty corded borders and plain centers, in every case— The prices are lower than you have ever known for similar goods : ARABIAN LACE CURTAINS on sale at. ARABIAN LACE CURTAINS on sale at. ARABIAN LACE CURTAINS on sale at. ARABIAN LACE CURTAINS on sale at. Ladies’ Neckwear Sacrificed An immense accumulation of Ladies’ Stylish Neckwear at Many of the swellest of this season’s styles are involved in this sale—handsome tailor-made Taffeta Silk Bows, choice Chiffon and Lace Jabots in the most desirable of colors, such as Black, Cream, Pink Blue, Nile and Lavander—marked at these prices to close out : $1.25 neckwear now 1.75 neckwear now 2.2§ neckwear now 3 Black Silk Specials Beyond a doubt the best values in staple Black Silks ever offered An extraordinary transaction in Silks enables us to offer to- morrow a limited quantity of new, bright, choice High Grade BLACK SILKS in the foilowing desirable weaves at fully one- quarter less than regular prices: BLACK PEAU de SOIE = worth $1.00 a yard, at BLACK SATIN DUCHESS worth $1.c0 a yard, at BLACK MOIRE VELOUR worth $1.00 2 yard, at Silk Petticoats Reduced These petticoats are made of Taffeta Silk and of excellent quality and finish—some have flounces accordion plaited, others are with pretty ruffles—styles are fully as desirable as any you could find to-day at any price—There is only one reason why we sell them so cheap—namely, assortments Hundreds of pairs of The qualities are excellent .. 4.50 pair For chatelain- esandOpera Bags—Just opened, exquis- ite styles, de- sirable shapes, in oxidized, | FrenchGray, gold plaited and gun metal-Our assortment is very large to $2.25 pair choose from, 2.75 pair prices ranging 8.75 pair from 75¢ to $6 each Ladies’ Vests We seil all kinds of under- wear for ladies. For to-meor- | | row’s special we have s . lected a lot of || Swiss ribbed cotton vests, in white, withhigh neck and long || sleeves—all sizes; Eques- trienne Tights to match—ex- ceptional value at 50¢ each. 756 Good Corsets $1.00 pair $ 5.00 7.50 trimme lace. We can fit any figure—ex- ceptionally good corsets for the price, $1.00. — Huck Towels These should In- | terest every house- || keeper and hotel proprietor, Bleach- ed cotton hucka- bz:‘}('!'o;vels.hem- med ends, selvage on both sides— nothing better made for strength and durability : Size 16x34...10 ¢ Size 18x38...12%4¢ $3.25 Mr. and Mrs. E. O. Rieser, Mr. and Mrs, J. Lacoste. Monroe, son of Mrs. §. Hirschfeld, will be confirmed on Saturday next at the Sherith Is- rael Synagogue, corner Post and Taylor streets, ancing and ping pong were Indulgedy at 10 a. m. Mr. and Mrs. Flelssner are at the Nordhoff, 939 Bush street, for the winter. Mrs. Leon S. Mayer has moved from 1108 Laguna street to 1340 Webster street, where she will be pleased to receive her friends. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Buyer and Miss Flor- ence T. Buyer have returned to the city and are residing at 1626 Octavia street. At home first and third Tuesdays. Mrs, W. P. Spencer, Master Lloyd Spencer, Miss Sanbrano and Master Lionel are spend- ing & week at Stony Point, Sonoma County. Miss Leona Bergman, the popular younsg so- clety lady of 2218B Sutter street, is going North in the middle of September and will make her future home in Astoria. After recovering from a severe spell of sick- ness, Miss Hattle O'Neill of 2215 Devisadero etroet s sojourning in Pacheco as the guest of Mrs. Captain L. Anderson. A large number of the friends of Patrick Kindelon, detective of the Southern Pacific Rallroad, drove to his new residence in San Mateo a week ago in a bus to give him and his wife a surprise. There were six horses attached to the bus and its appearance cre- ated a sensation. An ample supply of good things had been provided and after partaking of them dancing was commenced and kept up till an early hour next morning. It was one of the pleasantest affairs of the kind. Among ihe party were: Mr. and Mrs. T. Kirby, Mr. and Mrs. P. McElligott, Mr. and Mrs. T. L. Ryan, Mr. and Mrs. M. Fitzgerald, Mr. and Mrg T. Cronin, Mr. and Mrs. T. Duane, Mr. and® Mrs. Fowler, Miss Kirby, John Hayden, Thomas Madden, John Madden, J. O'Dowd, Andy Dunn, S. Conway, M. Kelly, Thomas Norris, T. Partridge, J. Jones, T. Bishop, J. O'Brien, Charles Major, Thomas McCabe and Peter Lewin. PERSONAL MENTION. C. C. Royce, a merchant of Chico, is at the California. F. K. Rule, a_railroad man of Los An- geles, is at the Palace. H. Moore, a bank official of Jamestown, 1s registered at the California. Senator E. C. Voorheis of Sutter Creek registered at the Palace yesterday. J. Myers, a prominent business mfil:r:zrtySn.n Diego, is at the California. United States Senator A. G. Fpster of ‘Washington is at the Palace. He sails on Monday for the Hawalian Islands. B. S. Moulton and H. R. Green Jr., two of the most extensive orange shippers of Southern California, are at the Palace. John A. Gill, freight manager of the Vanderbilt system of roads, with head- quarters in_this ctiy, returned yesterday from an extended tour of the interior of this State. Captain John K. Bulger, United States local inspector of steam vessels, has re- turned with his wife and son from Santa Catalina Island and other places in Southern California. ———— Californians in Washington. ‘WASHINGTON, Aug. 2.—The follow- ing Californians registered at the hotels to-day: At the St. James—J. 8. Godeary and wife and James F. Mortimer and wife; at the Ri A. W. Parry; at the Raleigh—Victor R. Ullman, all of San Francisco. Suits for Divorce Filed. Suits for divorce were filed yesterday by Annie Teresa Wulff- against Henry J. H. Wulff for cruelty, Viola Mary Betzold against Frederick Betzold for cruelty, Ethel K. Hugg against Robert H. Hugg for desertion, Jane Young against Alex- ander Young for failure to provide, Mary Ella. Ross against Robert H. Ross for de- sertion Marx Abbie Machwith against Edward Machwith for desertion and Da- vldeancdnl against Clorinda Faccini for cruelty. e Court Washington’s Anniversary. Court Washington No. 37, Foresters of America, will celebrate the thirteenth an- niversary of its institution in Native Sons’ Hall on next Friday night by an enter- tainment and dance. PUSEE Von Guffenberg Arraigned. Hugo von Guffenberg was arraigned be- fore Judge Cabaniss yesterday on a charge of grand larceny and the case con- tinued till Tuesday. He is accused of stealing about $600 worth of clothing and other articles from S. N. Wood & Co., where he was employed. He left a note last Sunday in a boat at the Oakland mole that he had committed suicide, but he was arrested In Oroville, where he had gone to visit his uncle. —————— Lost Money in Dice Game. Frank Wilson, a bunko man, was ar- rested yesterday morning by Detectives Crockett and Riordan and booked at the City Prison on the felony charge of petty Iarceny by trick and device. He is ac- cused of cheating J. M. Donaldson, a stranger, out of $30 in a saloon on Folsom street Friday afternoon in a dice game. Prisoners Are Sentenced. Judge Dunne yesterday sentenced Charles Farrell to serve ten years in Fol- som penitentiary for robbery. Farrell was convicted by a jury of robbi Frank Burnett, an old man, of $18 out: a sa- loon on Sacramento street on April 13. He also sentenced Che Gee, a Chinaman, to serve five years in Folsom for burglary. He was convicted of breaking into the residence of Mrs. Jemima Smith, 143§ Clay street, on June 1. News in Army Circles. The second battalion of the Eighth In- fantry, which is expected to arrive in the harbor to-day on the Buford, is to be sta- tioned at Forts Lawton and Wright, State of Washington. A detachment of thirty secruits is ordered to Manila on the Sher- idan, which sails September 1. Several cases of typhoid fever are reported among the enlisted men at Fort Baker. Manu- facturer. blue, all sizes A Large JACKETS i New Effects in sizes from........ -MAR The Pacifie is the only that produces goods made by skilled labor and offers them to the public at manufacturer’s priees. TAILOR-MADE WALKING SUITS—New Cut Skirt and Blouse, in black and EXTRA LARGE SIZES in BLACK and MOURNING SUITS—irom. g ... $20.00 to $30.00 Assortment of the NEW BOX Silk and Cloth at .... .... $7.50, $10.00 to $35.00 WALKING SKIRTS, §5.00 BLACK CLOTH DRESS SKIRTS. ki e % .. $7.50, $10.00,_8$15.00 SILK SKIRTS from......8$7.50 to $50.00 Imported Novelties in FANCY GRENA- y DINE SKIRTS—Exclusive Designs at $20.00, $25.00, $35.00, $45.00, §55.00 New Styles in CHILDREN’S COATS—AIll NEW FALL SAMPLES Suits, Jackets, Skirts and Children’s Coats cloak house in town $25.00 ...85.00 to $20.00 THE PACIFIC CLOAK HOUSE, 1142-1146 MARKET STREET.