The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, October 19, 1902, Page 32

PRI DO DROROR LRORIRRY Wmmmg H RO XBOE0 L0 0RO ORI OO g B g 8 b g & § Those who salled on Thursday last on | ORI LHORHOLY DORRIO CRODHNNORONCACRORORORACRCS IORECHOAC CRCBCHOHORO LHONCAORORO) e ——— ADVERTISEMENTS. | R T OR S COMPANY. Ready-to-Wear (iarments STRONG MEDIUM VALUES, DRY GOOD: | LADIES’ NOVELTY COATS } fn Cloth, Silk and Vclour. | CLOTH AND VELVET JACKETS | SILK, LACE AND CLOTH ' DDESS SKIBTS Advance Styles for Wialer uewly opened and ncw ready : @ : Walking Suils Novelty Tailor and Skirts ... Made Suiis... Arc cxirems modes, with materials fully represented. CITY OF PARIs DRY GOODS COMPANY, Geary and Stockton Streets, Union Square. O ED AWAY. Dodge, Mrs. M. K. Eggleston, R. W. Filler, b | Mrs. Filler, Mrs E. A. Fraser and two chiidren, Dr. W. J. Galbraith, C. A. Gri ADVERTISEMENTS. | O'Brien, Mrs. A. H. Otis, W. C. Potter, | Mrs. Potter, Mrs. H. K. Pratt, Miss M. the steamship Sierra were: Hflnolulu—f}ham_ M. Green, Mrs. J. Griev T i Mrs. R. W. Anderson, three children and | Hackfeld, C. B. Hall, G. W. Hons, Mrs. nurse; Miss D. Atwater, H./B. Blanding, | F. Hons, F. W, Hustace, Mrs. Hustace, | 31and . H. Boyd, Mrs. Boyd, |and son, T. K. James, Mrs. James, A. ?"yl'?«;,ii?,‘, iv_“;: Hr;sne Jr., Mire, | Kaines, John Lioyd, Mrs. Lioyd, J. s. | ~astle s %, H. J. Crocker, Mrs, | McCandless, Miss E. McFeely, J. M. Mec- | P, 3. = iy MI% | Kinnon, C. H. Merchant, Mrs. Merchant, | Crocker, Mrs. L. 8. Cummings, F. S. |y 7, Never Mrs. Le Meyer, G. L. Moore, | e | O'Brien, Mrs. O'Brien, Miss B | |O'Brien, M. M. O'Brien, Master C.| EVERY WOMAN| ) Tha: w!%mn the Leavenworth, 301 Leavenwarth street, & R B pend Quction- | 10 the Bolar flats, 525 Turk street. X venient, ItCleanses | Mrs. Sol Goldsmith and Miss Goldsmith N o have removed from 194 Bush street to 212 Devisadero street, f'-tm:nuuml. Mrs. 1. Simon of 1308 Hayes street wili MARVEL. .-am-run-:-a { Pratt, R. B. Rathbone, J. L. Robertson, | €. du Rof, J. L. Smith, G. P. Smyth. Col- jonel J. H. Soper, M. T. Stevens, W. T. | | Summers, Mrs. Summers, two children ‘hnd maid; S. E. P. Taylor, Mrs. J. L. B. KATSCHINSKI FHILADELPHIA SHOE CO. {C THIRD STREET, SAN FRANCISCD, Torbert, child and maid; G. T. Turney, Miss Vogt, A. H. Wagner, Miss Ward, A. | Young | Pago-Pago—Hans _Brunicke, Frederick Ruth, U. 8. A.; C. B. von Wulfinger, Mrs. Wulfinger. Auckland—R. Achison, E. Anderson, M. Anderson, Dr. J. Findlay, Mrs. Findlay, G. MeCaul, Mrs. McCaul, A. S. Patter- | son, George Reichardt, F. J. Savill, H. | | M. Smeeton, Mrs. Smeeton and child. | Sydney—P. W. Armstrong, Mrs. Arm-| strong, J, M. Ashley and child, E. Baynes, Mrs. Baynes, R. Birks, F. H. Botsford, A. Caldwell, Mrs. Caldwell, Mrs. Carver, A. H. Cunningham, J. A. Finlay Jr., Mrs. Finlay, W. Fletcher, | Master ' F. Forsyth, H. W. Gilmour, A. Gollin, Miss Kinsey, W. J. Kitchen, P. Kolbe, Mrs. Kolbe, R. H. McCrudden, R. McDonald, T. McEnery, T. E. Montgom- ery, Miss C. E. Murdock, Captain T. Newman, Miss F. E. Newton, Miss K. | Ninde, Miss L. Ninde, A. 8. Patterson, T, | Poindexter, Mrs. Poindexter, D. Stoney, Mrs. Stoney, G. W. Sutton, Mrs. M. Thompson, A. W. French, A. J. Troup. AT THE RESORTS. Recent arrivals at Hotel Mateo are: San Francisco—F. G. Kane, F. McLaughlin, J. M. Blaing, E. Fraser and wife, C. M. Woage, | R. E. Schiueter, W. G. Detrick, David Detrick, Dr. derson, C. R. | W. Wolte and wife, L. B. Wiley, | y_is_wearing PATENT R SHOES. They are the acknowledged style and are becom- ing more popular every day. They adies’ Patent . with dull kid ramps, coin toes and V. Lacolla. Oakland—James Vonsen, J. look swell and tone up & person's Jj | chester, Harry Long, J. K. Vanderlip, K. D, appeara Why not try a pair? [ | Wood, L. 8. Walker, ! We sell them at a price within the [ | wood, wite and child Maxe lsiand—dfiss ch of all, an g e awke 3 4 e o 3. and this week offer [ | peles—A. W. Barrett. £an Mateo —F. Hoill | i ter, Pitcher and d. Sacramento—L. T. | wife, Master Pitcher. Alameda—Miss H soles with exten- | Stockton—Alma K. Montgomery. Wiscos s; itary heels. RE- ‘\J A. Landis. San Diego—Henry Flint. D TO £2.15 A PAIR. Sizes & | 2% to 8 widths A to D. A. A. Toole. D —John Canary. | | The following guests registered at Byron Hot | | Springs during the weel From San Fran- | | cisco—A. Bruen, F. J. Bohen, F. C. Radcliffe, O. E. Dennigap, 3. Matheny Hecht and wife, Mrs. Leon Louis Sloss, Louis Musladine, Mrs, Jobn J. Bryan, R. P. Alfred ‘Shepherd, Leo Mrs. Emilie Strouse, . Moore, Mr. and Sayers, Rey General George H. Wheaton, Oak~ . Hunter and wife, Santa Cruz; Mrs. F. Goerl, Mrs. Chris Martl, San Rafael | Joynson,” Folsom City; Henry Well, | W. 8. C. Schmidt, wife and child, Berkele: | C." A Derby, Oakland: C r, H. M. Miss Sioss, C. Minifle, Cosy IES' PATENT LEATHER F%ED ONE-STRAP SANDALS. with kid tops nnd‘ peréa;z::g jain coin toes, turne !:;;r-}_:.;(; heels. REDUCED TO $1.45 A PAIR. Sizes 3 to T%: widths A to E. Recent arrivals at Seigler Springs, Lake { County, are: San Francisco—J. W. Bartholo- | mew, E. B. McCord and wife, Robert J. She: | dan, Dave Buswell, E. J. B E. A. Goo | man, D, T. Corcoran, : 5 | Frank Magee, Miss E. Davis, Edward Lac Miss Jda Curry, Miss A. Cayothers, Dan Sh Fanning, Dave Costello, Miss 1. Webster, . Oakland—M. O'Farrell, Miss | Smith, Daniel Sullivan, Mise E. Evans. ista—R. Thompson. Vallejo—W. H. de mes Magee, Wolt Frank. Petaluma— . Phillips and wife, Ed Daniels. San Cosgrove, Dave Silver, Dan Jones. PERSONAL. Mr. and Mrs.. Martin Richter will re- move from 11 Broderick street to 538 Clay- ton street, where they wiil receive their | friends after October 31 Mrs. Seymour Gabriel has removed to 534 Clayton street, between Haight and Page. At'home first Wednesdays. Mrs. H. N. Hall of New York City is in the city spending the winter. She is visiting her relatives, Colonel J. C. Cur- rier and Miss Currier of 2922 Pacific ave- nue. H Mr. and Mrs. L. Lefkovitz (nee Gensler) will be at home this afternoon from 2 to 5 o'clock at 8 Birch averue, and will be pleased to see their friends. H. L. Van Winkle has just returned from an extended trip abroad, which in- | cluded China, Japan and the Philippines. D. 8. Jacobs left for New York yester- day on an extended business trip. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Tennebaum (nee Rosenberg) will recelve this afternoon from 2 to § o'clock at their resjdence, 1816% Stockton street. Mrs. Joseph Marks has returned after a sojourn of a few weeks at Winters and will be at home to her friends on the second Thursdays at 1215 Plerce street. Miss Edna Tuttle of Watsonville and Miss Estelle Francee of Salinas are the guests of Mrs. Edgar Gribble. Mrs. M. T. Barpett has removed from EVERY AND UN PAIR GUARANTEED STAMPED. Misses’ Box Calf Lace toes and tips and dou- soles with fair stitching and edges; spring Theels; 1.00 1.25 ‘We are agents for Hood's ribbed BACK RUBBERS. Country orders solicited. B. KATSCHINSKI, PHILADELPHIA SHOE 0. 10 THIRD STREET. €an Francisco. 10 ble extension widths C to E Child’s sizes, 8% to 11. Misses’ sizes, 11% to 2 .is interested and should know about the wonderful MARVEL %resne pply the o G month. Mr. and Mrs. Joshua C. Hoblitt of Minneapolis isit in; a-mvun‘uw.rnuphm 0., - ag., New York. | o'clock. Andrew Icardo, brother of the groom, will act as best man, and Miss E. | by her brother, Louls Mehrtens. | H. Bernthal | downtown restaurant, after | bride and groom departed on their wed- i to this city Mr..and Mrs. Friedrichs will not recelve the last Baturday of this| : THE SAN < HE social season has begun| unusually carly. The summer resorts are.” nearly deserted and well-known faces are seen everywhere in town. The cool weather has increased the popularity of the theaters, but luncheons and dinners are the favorite diversions at present. WEDDINGS. The wedding of John Icardo and Miss Jennie Griffo will be solemnized at thre Church "of "Sts. Peter and Paul, Filbert and Dupont streets, this afternoon at 1 Glovannetti as maid of honor. The young couple are both prominent in the Italian colony. Miss Griffo, the bride-to-be, is & charming brunétte of some eighteen sum- niers and is well entitled to be numbered among the fairest of California’s native daughters. The groom-elect is a well- known and popular member of the United Arcient Order of Druids and is also af- filliated. with the chapter and circle branches of that order. His best work among - the Druids was achieved as in- structor. of the crack Gegree team.of Gal- ileo_Grove, ‘the banner grove of the order. St. Paul's Evangelic. Lutheran Church was the scene of a pretty wedding at high noon on Wednesday last.- The contract- ing parties were William D. Friedrichs and Adelaide Mehrtens. The. bride was attended by Miss Emma Prien and Ever-. ett Schumacher acted as best man. The bride was given into the groom’s keeping Rev. G. officiated. = The ceremony was followed by a wedding breakfast in a which the ding trip southward. Upon their return reside at 2000 Twenty-first street. The bride is the-daughter of Mrs. A. Mehrtens. The groom is the son of H. Friedrichs, furniture manufacturer, and is assoclated in business with his-father-in this city. ENGAGEMENTS. Mr. and Mrs. J. Norris of 1207 Paclfic avenue, Alameda, announce the engage- ————————————————————— ADVERTISEMENTS. FANOUS ARTISTS OF THE ITALIAN GREND OPERA COMPANY, Tenor ABOSTINI In **.a Boheme.” This fs the third season that Tenor Agostint sings in our city, where he has a large number of admirers that grow from day to day and from year to year. He is the tenor with an fnexhaustible voice, always fresh. and flowing, always perfectly adapted to any of the various leading parts intrusted to him. Agcstini is entirely devoted to art. ‘When be is not on the stage he may be found at home at the plano—a magnifi- cent Kimball upright—and there he goes over the old operas and studies the new ones. Pommer-Eilers Music Company, general wholesale representatives of the Kimball plano of this city, knowing that this artist’s preference is the Kimball pi- ano, recently asked him to giye his opin- icn about it and ‘Sig. Agostini answered with the following letter: & “Gentlemen: The beautiful Kimball is surely the peer of any piano I have yet geen. In every point of musical quality and action this piano is certainly perfec- tion. Yours truly, the Fronv L'Italia, October 14, 1902. FRANCISCO CALL " Call or address NEW *YO! OCTOB SUNDAY, 1902. ER 19, Sole ‘Agents l‘ “FACTUM” IMPREGNATED SOCKS . For MEN Prevent entirely bad odors, burning sensation and sore- ness of the feet ‘exact copies of the latest Euro the following : TAILOR MADE SUITS of broadcloth; blouse j trimmed; latest flare s fine value. . (.:... TAILOR MADE SUITS in sfyfish Bl moire’ bands; kilted skirt. . 72 inches wide, value $1.50 yard, at 20 inch—value $1.65 dozen, at.. 20 inch—value $2.25 dozen, at 22 inch—value $2.75 dozen, at.. Ladies’ Wool Wool, in red, blue, pink, black, made with Peerless soles; gsizes assortment of 278 shadings, 50c Yard £ YOUNG COUPLE OF THIS CITY WHO WERE MARRIED LAST WEDNESDAY. e ment of their daughter Florence to D. T. [ Schetter of Prescott, Ariz. The wedding of Miss Dorotby Peters, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Philip Peters, and William Rosenblum will take placc this evenirg. . ‘The engagement is. announced-of Miss | Jeane Jagobs, daughter of M. S. Jacobs | of Portland, Or., to Albert Asher of this city. Mr.‘and. Mrs.: J. Lipman: of' 199 Bush street announce the engagement of thelr daughter Tillie to-J. Zurilinger: S. Levy of Los ‘Banos announces the engagements of his dau A. Ruwih ofoCarters. Mr. and Mrd Schwhitz of 1670 O'Farrell | street announce the-engagement of their daughter, Belle, to Mautice Aron. - Mr. and Mrs. Arthur P. MeCarthy of San Francisco announce the engagement of their daughter, Miss Mae McCarthy, to Thomas W. Moran of Oakland. The engagement is announced of Miss Annie Cohn to Conrad Trieber. They will receive Sunday, November 2, from 2 to 5 o'clock; at 1116 McAllister street. HOME PARTIES. Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Davis celebrated th 4 inches wide 0Oc, 75, Spangled - Trimmings — Black and inches wide . ghter,- Hattle, ' tu Stockinet Dress Shields, pair. . Cube Pins, containing 100 pins . Ball and Socket fastners, dozen. Flashskin Polishing Cloths; pair . Book of Safety Pins, each... ... Hose Supporters, to fasten-on the elastic, all colors, pair A floor fairly overflowing wi previous efforts—Suits of Broadcloth, Zibelines, M 2 t pean médeis_Ambng the leading specials for Monday we enumerate cliet elaborately < §15.00 FINE LINEN NAPKINS Bleached—extra finish— choice designs (Third Floor) Nicely crocheted by hand of 8 fold Castor exceptional value, per pair .....cc...eeeune Write for our New Ilustrated Catalogue — We m. Ladies’ Suit =« Skirt Department (Third Floor) ith suggestions for F. 3 eltons and No WALKING SUITS Norfollk shapes of black and navy blue Melton; flare sk?ntti $]950 very stylish. retty striped and mixed cheviots, | WALKING SKIRTS louse jacket, trimmed with | Plain Golf Worsted in blue, black, | $16.50 A Fine Linens for Thanksgiving o ‘ A magnificent assortment to choose from—more and greater variety of choice designs than we ~ever had—We offer tor Monday opportunities that are unusually important : DAMASK TABLE LINENS Bleached Satin’ Damask, exclusive designs 66 inches wide, exceptional value, at .. 72 inches wide, value $1.25 yard, at... brown and tan; stitched at tottom i §5.00 2Xx2 2x3 | | | | .....80.25 2X2 ...81.75 ..$2.8 2X3 Slippers| Sale o gray and brown; 2o $1.00 quills, no .dust, striped ticking; s SATIN LIBERTY, a complete shades, excellent quality, 85¢ Yard Handsome Dress Trimmings This store is known far and wide for its Dress Trimmings—In fact it is recognized as having one of the finest Trimming départments in America — Here can be found all the new styles, from the simplest effects for an inexpensive garment to the most elaborate garnitures for the richest cos- tume—Some very attractive offerings for to-morrow : Chiffon ' Appliqués — Black, White and colored, 1 to $1.00 to #4 25 yard to 4 | 1 to 2 inches wide. colored, - 24 .10¢, 25¢, 5Cc to §5.50 yard | ‘White mixed. alsopearl and colored, i3 We show_a great variety of Fancy Collars, latest shapes in Silk, Spangled, Beaded and Braided—Black, White and Colors—Prices $8.00 to $20,00 each. Interesting Items in Notions Our Famous Notion Department is at all times splendidly stocked with the very newest and most. desirable merchandise — QUALITIES are alwa LOWEST—We specialize the following for Monday : Double covered Dress Shields, pair .... all wear—An assortment that surpasses all-our DAMASK PATTERN CLOTHS Fine Bleached Linen, Extra Satin finish yards—value $3.00 each, at. 2x 234 vards—value $3.50 each, a yards—value $4.c0 each, at. HEMSTITCHED TABLE CLOTHS Handsome flower, fruit and figure designs yards—value $2.50 each, at. 2 x 2% yards—value $3.25 each, at. yards—value $4.00 each, at : (Second Floor) # Best quality of Bed Pillows, feathers with no weight 4 1bs; covered with extra quality Sole Agents for 8 JENNESS MILLER and EQUIPOISE Waists The most satisfacto made for Ladies and waists hildreft velty mixtures, many of them WALKING SKIRTS of Scotch mixtures, finsly made in fashion’s latest kilted style; $7 00 excellent value at. WALKING SKIRTS in the kilted shape, made of splendid quality Melton, black or navy blue ....cco.niien $8.50 f Bed Pillows no oder; size 22x28 inches; $1.00 pecial at, each Three Exceptional Silk Values o rou JAPANESE SILKS, 27 inches ; wide, unexcelled quality in an|assortment of street and evening| TAFFETAS, 27 inches wide, New Black and White striped of very superior quality, $1.00 Yard (First Floor) Parsian Embroidered Bands — in very latest colorings, ....50¢, T5c, $1.0C to $2.25 yard Fancy Drop Omaments—in B|a<k,_White and Black and ,50¢ t0 $2.50 ea. (First Floor) ys the BEST and PRICES are always the £ .13¢ | Kirby and Beard Pin Books, each.. . +10c 8c | Kirby ane Beard Hair Pins, assorted sizes ., o Y00 . 5¢ | Feather stitched Braid, fine quality, piece.... . 150 . 8¢ | Silk Foundation Stock Collars,each. . ... 25¢ 10¢ | Coral Neck Chains, very stylish, each 25 . - . 8¢ | Coin Purses, in great v;riety, each .... 3 . 25e corset, fancy silk Black Satin Belts, oxidized front and back buckles, Vos wae oaaden iy SO0 special each......... errseecstetssiasaesassnseas $O0 ail it free i twenty-fifth anniversary of their marriage | Haley, J. Stromberg, Philip de Gear, at their residence, 130 Rose avenue, Satur. | Vester Hg"““"e“- o e day evening, September-27. The hom: | A birthday party was given at the resi- decorated In ferns and flowers. The ever | d€8Ce of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Mahler, %8 ing was pleasantly spent in singing, | Stelner street, SBaturday, October 4, 8 Aancing and oish Faae S, | occasion being the tenth anniversary o , Which refresh- | the birth of their daughter, Miss Metta ments were served. Mr. and Mrs. Davis | Marie Mahler, who dcted.as hostess. The were the recinlents of many silver gifts, | reception’ and dancing rooms were made Among those present were: Mr. and Mrs, | 8ttractive with Jdecorations. = The re- A. E. Davis, Mr. and Mrs. C. Melskov Sr.. | freshment room, decorated with ferns and Mr. and Mrs. C. Melskov Jr., Mr. ang Mre, | DUntDE: Was most inviting. Miss Mahler H. Malliett, Mr, and Mrs. 8. E. Watts, i was assisted in entertaining by Mrs. | Reese, Miss Carrle Lammon, Miss Wini- Mr. and Mrs, J. Watts, Mr. and Mrs. J. de Gear, Mrs. Sherwood, Mrs, Page, Mrs. | frea Gilkinson and Mrs. Sydney Preddey. { Among those present were: Miss May Nelson, Mrs. O'Day, Mrs. Hallowell, Miss | Riley, Miss Marion Tobin, Miss Gladyce Sadie Phillips, Miss Etta Talbot, Miss Ka- | Hartley, Miss - Burnedette Kuckleberg. Ue. Murtha, Miss Agnes Murtha, Mies | Miss Vera Haselhurst, Miss Alice Gran- Kittle Mullen, Miss Clara Watts, Miss | ville, Carrie Lammon, Miss Winifred Gil- Florence Davis, Miss Gracie Davis, Miss | kinson, Mrs. J. T. Preddey, Mrs. D. Reese, Dora Carey, Miss Eva Lunn, Miss Made- | George Barry, Master Arthur Barry, Mas- line Hallowell, Miss Irene Melskov, Miss | ter Robert Tobin and Master . Carl Lucia Page, Miss Jessie de Gear, Miss | Breuhns. Edna Watts, H. Scott, W. Davis, J. Davis, | At the reception held by Mr. and Mrs. H. F. Davis, E. Davis, E. Schatzer, Lea ; H. Loverich September 28 about forty of Martin, J. O'Day, Clarence Bradford, F.| their friends spent a very agreeable even- %' ing. .A programme of solos, recitations and specialties, with man@olin and guitar, ADVERTISENENTS. ;ddedp:o the entertainment of the gues P : A very pléasant party was tendere SUPERFLUOUS HAH Charles Menges at his residence, 259 Vic- R tory street, Ocean View, Saturday even- FRER. _FrEZ: ing, October 4, by his mother in honor of Is permanently Temoved by DR, .and MRS, A. W, TRAVERSE, Donohoe bullding, 1170 Market st With the efectric needle, without pain or scar. First sit: N ting- free. - Special treatments for curing dandruff and falling out of half. Skin diseases cured. Wrinkles removed by electriclty. Hours 1 to 4 p. m. his twenty-first birthday. The evening was spent in dancing, games and singing. Among those present were: Charlcs Men- ges, Miss Martha Randhahn, Chris Man- gen, Miss Annie Mecnges, Master Christo- her Michaelis, Mr. and Mrs. W. Menges, r. and Mrs. H. Hilken, Dorothy Hitken, Helen Hilken, Mr. and Mrs. G. Gray, Ed Gray, Mrs. Menges, Loule Menges, Henry Menges, B. Michaelis, R. Prunnie, Miss Minnie Preggo, W. Maloney, Miss Essie Barton, Ag. Altchison, Miss Berth Jehl, Grover Lane, Miss“Rose Muller, Mr. Hil- ken, J. Rodney, Miss Alice Jehl, Fred Schmidt, Ben Hilken and Ed Cunanihan. A pleasant evening was spent Wednes- day, October §, at the home of Miss Eliz- abeth Beckmann, 1317 Steiner street, the occasion being her twenty-first birthday. Games and music added to the enjoyment ot the guests. A very enjoyable party was tendered Miss Myrtle Emerson by her friends on the 1ith inst. at her residence, A Freelon street, in honor _of the third year of her birth.. Those present were Misses Myrtle . Emerson, Anne Copler, Blanche Marlowe, Myrtle Getchell, Dor- othy Muller, Gertie Muller and Masters Eldred Walsh, Elmer Bouchay and Har- old Muller. ® CLUB PARTIES. The semi-annual meeting of a number of the Mills alumnae was held at the home of Mrs. Charles: Youngberg, 2300 ‘Webster street, on Saturday. At the con- clusion of the business. session refresh- meénts were served. Among those pres- ent were; Mrs, Charles Youngberg, Mrs. { C. M. Richter, Miss Julia Ige. Miss Per- sis Coleman, Mrs. J.” P. Wallace, Miss | Grace Unger, Miss Mabel Phillips, Mrs. | I. H. Morse, Mrs. N. . Miss Alice Gray, Miss Emily Cheresich, Misa Jean- nette Ellison, Miss Alice Wythe, Miss Charlotte Williams, Miss Emma Garret- son, ¥ Josie r, Mrs. C. J. Nou- Sophia Farrel and Miss Lin- na Bixby. z g Werinkles, Sagging Cheeks Baggy Chin The above picture shows the appear- ance of the old lady who has for the last two years been on exhibition dafly at our Institute in San Francisco, with the sag- ging cheek and double chin corrected on one side of her face and the deep wrinkles entirely removed. from the same side to show ‘what our 7-day wrinkle remedy will do.’ Her appearance never f: to con- vince all who see her that T-day wrinkle remedy is the greatest discovery of theage. - n ot vt : We are always pleased to have ladies ! call to see her—it is free. A lady is in) - - - The San Franciseo "Art " * INSTI-| holding an Interesting exhibitio ot pl. % e an inf n lc- TUTE OF DERMATOLOGY, Geary | tures and statuary at Mark He - st.. between Powell and.Stockton, San |stitute. Some of thase metke oon roeins "Write for plain sealed circular, fres, | heen temporarity loneq T TAT Tlie' members of the Entre Nous Cotil- lon will open their season with an assem- bly and german next Friday evening at the Palace Hotel. Several new and orig- inal figures will be danced at the opening cotillon., Miss Lettie Adams entertained the Gaily Soclal Club at her residence, 761 Haight Street, Saturday evening, October 11. The evening was enjoyably spent. ' The follow- ing were present: Lettle Adams, Hugh Keenan, Homer Rippon, ‘Ruby Green, Irene ‘O’Brien, Robert Valentine, John alentine, Eugene Dockery, Hazel Mills, ¥rank Rippon, Albert Slattery, Dorothy | Mills, Joseph Sorich, Ethel Graham, John Franchi, Alice Valentine. The Hermosa carried a happy crowd of young people on a trolley party Thursday evening, October 9. During the trip around the city games and songs were enjoyed. Arriving at the ocean beach refreshiments were served. Music and dancing followed. The party, swhich was chaperoned by Mrs. Captain Schmaling, Mrs. H. Smith and Miss D. Flanagan, consisted of the following young ladies and gentlemen: Misses Myrtle Smith, Edna Schmaling, May Turner, Hattie O’'Neill, May Rhodes, Jennie Ellis, Eva White, Addie Daniels, Irene Theddy, Ida Herlthy, Daisy - Daniels, Eulalia Kane, Hattle Reynolds and Miss Baker; Messrs. George Thomas, Joseph Egan, Walter Smith, Willie Kahfan, Fred Normen, Frank Ward, Howard An- trim, Charles Thomas, Roy Luce, Bernard Egan, Robert Theddy, Ed Cassidy, Willie Lazar, Frank Rhodes and Louis Lazar. A lantern party was given by the-Alicia Club at the home of Mrs.' J, N. Felt, 209 Eighteenth street, October 4. The hoie was effectively decorated with autumn leaves and ferns, and the lawn was il- luminated with Japanese lanterns. The string quartet of the club rendered musi- cal selections. At midnight a repast was served. Menu cards were in the form of hand-painted maple leaves. The partici- pants were: Miss E. Thomas, Miss F. Burger, Miss F. Greeninger, Miss J. Greeninger, Miss A. McNulty, Miss L. Bradley, Miss M. Seebach, Miss A. Mitch- ell, Mrs. G. Reeves, Mrs. Burgess, Mrs, A. Lockwood, Mrs. J. N. Feit, B. Dodd, T. McNulty, M. Wood, G. Henry, T. Wood, J. Laird, G. Reeves, J. N. Felt. An enjoyable musicale was given last week at Byron Mauzy’s Hall by the pupils |of Mrs. Harrts and Mrs. ~ Dorrington. Those who took part in the programme were: Misses Agnes Forrest, Mae Charles. ton, Hazel Rueben, Mae Starkweather, Lillie Albini, Agnes Strachan, May Har- ris, Rose Rosenstein, Florence . Levey, Helen Moore, Gussie Rothweilller, Joseph- ine Royal, Mrs. Rivers, Mrs. Forrest, Master Ernest Charleston, Master Johm, Dorrington. (AlL notices intended for these columns must be vouched for by the member of the family sending the communication, and must be ac- companied by the name and address of the sender.) sati; sati Iny o Slylish Velo VELOUR JACK! lin—large col lined with VELOUR JAC] storm, collar steel VELOUR JACKETS lin and satin fold belt—fancy collar and re. vers—trimmed with jet With steel-gray satin .. VELOUR JACKETS—Blouse with full storm collar -and revers—fancy bel Wwith turn-back cuffs—trimmed with Persian lamb fur—satin lined. VELOUR JACKETS—Blouse with peplin— S -t:ran collar and full revers of mink r—tuc) satin_belt—flare sl it turn-back cuffs—black sa a= 3 S E— Jackels.. ETS—Blouse effect, lar and revers—beil TS—Blouse with peplin—=J full revers—piped with satin belt, ornamented with Dickle—fall sleaves $25.00 in duchess lining ..... 3 Blouse with fancy pep- in—c: "1 $28.00 t—flare sleeves $35.00 11 8$37.80 - TSR THE FURRIER 19 GRANT AVENL