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SOCIETY
c;=; INKERS, theater parties andVk!uncJi«-ons followed In rapid suc-ij.HWion during the past week and
jl—^:he outlook for the week to comeis equally brilliant- The present Indica-tions are that the old yrar will go out
in a blaze of social glory and that the
opening of the new centurjl will be
marked by a F.»rloS of elaborate affairs.On Fril»y evening the Friday Fort-
nightlys c>ve thfir Christmas cotillonami the aflair was markedly succcfslulIn a week crammed full of elegant af-
fair*. Mlr-s Sarah Collier led. with Mr.King as her partner. The ngurcs were
pntty an-1 the whole entertainment a re-markably merry and pretty one.
They're Engaged
The engagement Is announced of MissAmelia Bloom of San Jose to E. H. Levy
of San Francisco.Cards are out for the wedding of Miss
Lottie l^anret to Emar Goldberg, whichwill take place at Golden Gate Hall onNew Year's day. „.,,.
The engagement reception of Miss Millie
Friedmaii ar.d Nathan Kerry will take
r!ac<- to-day at the residence of the pros-pective brl<U\ 121 Kuss street, between theLours of 2 and 3 p. m.
The engagement is announced or MissBt< !!a Kobln. daughter of Mr.and Mr*. Allobln. to Achllle Bonn. They willreceiveDeoemlH-r 21 ut <510 AFourth stic-et from
-to i> o'clock. .
Announcement has been made of therasaccraent of Miss <Vrtrude Itosenthaland Joseph iWooda. They will receiveMonday. January l.X*".from 2 to 4 p. m..ut their residence, 6lu Franklin Mre«t.
Itosenthal willl>e assisted in receiv-ing her guest» by her sister. Mis« BlruieH
Tljent
enga+r«ment of J. W. Pettce andMiss Emily Plsiolesl is announced.
The vngaK»>m<nt ls annnunred of MissEtella Itomn. daughter of Mr. ;uid Mr^. A.
Kobln. to A.-hlll"H-nn. They willreceiveDecember 31. at CIOA Fourth street, fromt toIo'clock.
Wedding BellsLa*t Saturday at the home of Mr. and
Mr>. A. Kaiser cf Wc*t Oakland occurredtho wedding of their youngest daughter.
Augusta, to William Bramstedt of San
KiatKiMO. The bride w:.s attired in awhite t-atin dress trimmed with mousse-line de ?olt>. end carried millto orange
blossoms. Her bridesmaid was Miss Til-
lie Luhmenson of San Francisco, whilet"*rlLuhm*nson of San Francisco actedas best man. Promptly at >>:.>o p- m.l>ewey'M Javorlte march. "Inuer the
l»oubi'«<- Eagle." broiihln lli«young couple
tonor.B the assemble.l Ku.-sis In the parlor.wh,i.- Rev. Mr. Thless ot the ueiman
Lutheran Church performed on impres-sive ceremony. Many beautiful preaenuwtrc iic.iv,-,). Atrad showers of rice theTVw lynwrri.-d couple took their departure
Cor the south and ceutrul part of theSMS
Mt|*s Minnie H. Danly and H. 6pencer
McCurdv w»re married Thursday evening.
December U; at the home of tha brio*.252 Union street. Alarueda. Rev. J. .N.Heard of San Francisco officiating. Thewedding wan v quiet one. only the imme-diate rtlativ.s and friends of the couple
Nine present. Mr. and Mr*. McCurdvwill be at home aft< r January U at theirresidence. 1477 Mls-sion street, iajiIran-cisco.
A very pr~tty wedding took place enSaturday < v.nlng. Decrmtier S. at NotreDame <le"s Vlctolres (French church). *hi>nMJks Agnes M. Chapdelaine. .laughter <>fMr and Mrs. Jus. ph Chapdelain«\ vusmarried to John G. Drtnnan. The Rev.Superior Father R. F. Hnm<-t performedthe ««n-m<>iiy. He addressed the happycouple a r:d bes-towed on them hi* bless-ing for thrir future llv.s. The sanctuary
van lit up with numberless candles, whilethe main altar wan adorned with roses*.
The t ride was Mttlnd in an exquisite.
*own of white duchess satin. H« r veilvac caught i:n with oranue blossoms an<iher ornaments wt-ic pearls. She carrieda bnuqu.-t of brides* rot-cs. She was at-
tended by her t«isUr. Miss Hose AlmaChapd« latm • ,
A \<ry pretty wedding ffit« sol^mnltedi,t Pi. "Rose's Church on the 19th ult..wh.n Ifv.Father Dennis Nugent theparish 3-rricFt. united Miss Eliiabeth Rushr<t San FrandSCO and Matthew Hughes(,f !Jakrrfctl«ld. The liride. a well-knownand v.ry popular Native Daughter, wasbnrn In San Francis* o. and is th<- daugh-
ter of an nM-tlme Californian. She is amcm»«r of Minerva I'arlor Nn. 2. N. D.<i. \V.. the Mrm parlor orßanizod In SanFranoJsTo. and has always taken an ac-tive i-Mrt In the order; ul*o an activeworker in the Native Daughters RedCroKb Aid of California. The bride tn-tei.-d th«- church with her cousin. M. I.ltu«h. who was the groom's best man.Mt-s Mary lV»mp.*e\\ one of the orKan-izer.s of the Native Daußhter order InSan1"ratu l*o«! and ilnanotal Ferrrtary of Mi-tierva I'arlxr. was the ma!d'of honor.licautlful snow-white clirys'anthemumsund fverprooi lookid v»ry pretty on theHltarK of the church. The beautiful w<<J-«ling march wax played by Miss M. Nu-pent. the orranist of the church.
The wedding gown of the bride was abeautiful irore white satin. The trimmingst.f the tMidlce were lace and pearl \u25a0'\u25a0! thetklrt l;ad orange blossoms and pearl trim-ming. The veil fell In long, graceful .fold.-*to the hem of the long train of the gown.Khc- carried a large shower bouquet ofbeautiful Hrldc roses on her left arm.Mis* I»cmpvry wore a beautiful tcown ofwhite :41k, trimmed with rare old lace andwhile fcllk chiffon. Her bouquet was ofpink roses. Many hundreds of friendswere- at the church to witness the cere-mony and extend their sincere goodwishes to the popular couple. Manyfrleml!" came from the *unrounding towns.Ban Jose. Oakland. Vallejo. San Anselmohnd Sonoma. Many members of the- Na-tive Daughters order were present to wishhappiness and long life and say good-byto the bride. The groom I*a popular andwell-known rnun in San Bernardino.Hlverrlde nnd Ke.rn counties, where hehas bu^inetts interest*. The happy coupleMilreside InUakerMleld.
Home Gatrjcrirgs.A delightful party was tendered Miss
Mac Gilfcther J.t her r«'>ldenre on Satur-C.»y evening. The house wns brautifullyBecorated with ferns and holly berries.The evening was spent In games andSanclng, after which an elaborate supperV.-&C served. Among the Invited gue«tswere the Mlst-es Gilf<;ther. Anna Sherl-!an. Mollle Downer. Emma Maher. Fannymd Minnie Judson. Zoe Keane. Emmall.d Nvllle Clarke, Anita Kane, MacsicMcQueeny. Fiank Byrno. Arthur Nelson.J hornas Mahoney. l>aniel (Illfether, Al-fred lmh:iWs. Avit La Faille. Jam. » Gil.Ji-ther. Hj-ron McDonald and Frank Lane.
Mrs. \V. T. Hooper of the Hotel Lonn-rorth gave a dinn< r in honor of CaptainL. E. McNoble uf the Alaska ExplorationTompany and Ml«s A.M. Colby, who wer«jmarried Wednesday, the 20th lust. Coversnero laid for eight.
Mrs. F. \V. Oroudace and Miss Croudacerave a pink tea at their residence. 2203hllmore street, last Thursday afternoon.Tho*n who ussiflted In receiving were:Mrs. Cle.nwrit Mllwand. Mrs. H. J. Ladd,Ulss Florence Holmes and Miss Ninatlau? on. •;% r '
A »...ii!-*warm!ii|t party was given byHenry and George Uapselbach in honor\i the completion. of their new home. 2329Bryant avenue, on Saturday evening. De-lember 2. The house was beautifully dec-Iruted and the festivities w«>re prolongedintll the smalt hours of the morning.Imong the guests were: Mr. and Mrs.Setjrce Jlnp«lhach. Mr and Mrs. Duck-r*. Mrs. Dace.'. Mr. ana Mrs.. T. LaJ»>j
hard. Mr. and Mrs. George Decker, Mr.and Mrs. H. 1-abhard, Mr. and Mrß. Fri-ole. Mrs. Nissor. Mrs. Blnke, Mrs. Scharr,Mrs. Hunkman, Mrs. Meyers. Miss AnnieHir.k. Miss Lizzie Sengstackcr. Miss Tll-lk* Kostering, Miss Marina Labhard. MissMargaret uttvn. Miss Alice Smith. MissMamie Hlnk. Miss Joflo Bovsen. Ml.-sAnnlo Leebrock, Miss Jennie MossbacKer,Mi.sa Annie, lleitman, Misa A. Gudhuso,Miss Lillian Heitman, Miss Lillian Scharr,Ml«• Bucking. Miss Grace Labhard. MissHattie Boyse. Miss Hattie Bucking, MissTena Dunselman. Misa Tlllie 'LJebachle,Mitss Dale Bucking. Miss Minnie Bucking.
A surprise party was given to Miss Elu-abeth 0. (juast on Saturday evening, !'•\u25a0-comber 16, at the home of her parents,Vt> Dehon street. Those present were: MissMary O'Keeffe. Herman (juast. Miss An-nie Hickuy. Eugene OKecffe. Miss Ger-trude Cleveland, George Banner, Mi-aMarguerite O'Keeffe. Edward Hubt»er,Miss Juliette Driocoll. Emery La Vallee,Miss Alice Banner. James Welsh. Missl.^uie Stewart, Dun llickey, Mi-a Maryi:cM,er, Lloyd Dlbert and Misa Kittle.
A isumbtr of young friends wero enter-tained at the residence of Charles 11. Jen-kins Jr.. 21(5 Sanchez street. December 16.Those present were: Mr. and Mrs. C. H.Jenkins. Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Robin- |*r. Mr. anil Mrs. Fred Cortage. Mrs. C. ,P. Stout; Miss May Stout, Walter Frost, ;Miss Mamie McMuhon. It. Brlghtsman,Mis.s Lulu Lane, Tom Daley, Miss Katie
'Edmonds. Ed Hogan. Miss Selma Lit-tlchln. Milton Bradley.
On Tuesday. December 12. a party wastendered to Eugene Reeves by a number '\u25a0
of his young friends at his mother's beau-tiful r«-sid«-iice. northeast corner of Secondand Bryant streets. In the handsome par-lors autumn ttow«-r8 were used for decora-ti\ • purposes; bright red berries and clus-ters of yellow chrysanthemums wire ar-rayed tastefully, with a delicate networkof greenery. Palms were arrayedthioushuut the reception hall, where astring orchestra discoursed many popularand catchy airs. Amid such invitingandpleasant surroundings the hours passedvery pleasantly in dancing, garms, vocalnnd instrumental music, etc. About 11:30o'clock the grand march was formed andall repaired to the dining room, where re-freshments were served. The decorationsof this room were particularly baeutiful.A cluster of La France roses was frozenint.ia block of ice In the punch bowl.Punch was served by Ben Walters andWilliam Gregory. Among those presentwere: Mrs. 3. A. Reeves, Miss JessieBanker. Miss Mac Kins. Mr?. C. M.Wadsworth, Maggie O'Learyj MargueriteGilibonp. Mrs. Gwin. Alice Williams, MayHarden, Ida Brown. Miss Smith. FredSullivan. Benjamin Waters. Joe Harrison.Eugtne Reeves, Clarence Johnson. AI;Ajdolph, Harry Walker, Howard Kwing,William Gregory. Harry Wadsworth andLloyd Gwin.
A double birthday surprise }>arty wasRiven to Ml«s Mattle 1,. Perry and PaulP. Horr.liar.lt .it the residence of Mrs. S.K. Beard; BSS Geary street; Saturday even-ins. I'ecember 16. Those present wereMiss M , •,. 1.. Perry. Ml>s TJHio Broy«-r.Miss Hello Kidd. Miss Clara Greenlln,Miss Gladys Delzelle. Mrs. R. Dowse, Mrs.S. E. Beard, Miss Evelyn Grecnlln. MissJessie A. Waerhier. Mm. S. Joell. MlksIVlle Mol^iren, Miss Dora Archibald.Miss Laura M. Morgan. Miss Florence C.Morgan, Miss Madeleine K. Waechter.Miss Dorlnda Whitton. >!iss Mac Mason;Paul P. Bcrnhardt. Robert I». molly.M«Tle A. Lowry. Walter Clark. HenryEberspacher. Otto S. Hrlebuch. CharlesJohnVon. Ed Beard. Alfred Joell, DockKbner. M D.. Richard Hunt and GeorgeOunn.
Madame i^eoline Daccua celebrated her«ir.hty-.*ixthbirthday <>n last Sunday; De-cember 17. surrounded by thirty-ninene-mbers of her family. 'I'he aged ladyw;.s born in the State of Louisiana. Withlur hus'iand and their eight children—s« ;ih and two daughters— she arrived inSan Francisco forty years ago. Since thedeath of her husband she lid- lived on• jTarrell street with her son. Itichard T.I'iiccus. In compliance wit! a requestmade some few years ago by her that shewould .i.arly like to have a family gath-«ring of all her blood relations at herHKhty-slxth birthday, her suns anddaughter! made t-laborate prfjuiratlonsfor the event which has Just tak>n place.The miinhtrs of the lady's family camefrom all i>arts of the State. After a fam-ilydinner the party took possession of theparlors and enjoyed the balance of theowningin Kins.
Those present were: Richard T. Baccus.John 15. Hacoup Mrs. C. M. Peak. BabyPeak. Mr. and Mrs. '\u25a0 E. Gilbert JohnP.acru.x, Gtorge Uaccua. Klla S. Uaecu*Charles 8 Rosen. H. D. Rogers, J. B.liaccua. Mr. and Mrs. J. R, Haccus Mrand Mr.«. It. T. Raccus. LI,Baccus. Mrand Mrs. Charles J. Baccus. JosephineHaccus. Alfred Baccus. Stella Baccus<;• rtie I'.accus. Mr. and Mrs. BenjaminBaccus; Mr. and Mr*. William J. Baccus.Clinton Baccus. Aggie Baccus; Cejia Bac-cus. Solomon Baccus. Prankli BaccusBeecia Baccus. Robert Baccus. Mrs. Mar-.Jiorman. Kddle Goriian. Johnnie Gorman.\\ ih Gorman. Mary Gorman. Mr. and MrsJ. J. O'Brien. George O'Brien. MaryO'liri^n and Mr. and Mrs. i:Courtier.<»n Tuehday evening. December 5, a sur-prise; party was clv«.n to Henry Bishop:ti his daughter's r«'.<=!d«Mic<\ 1657'™ Missionstreet, it being his sev«ntieth birthday.During the evening there were severalvocal solos and dancing and at 12 o'clockthe guests retired to the dining-roomwhere covers were laid for tifty. Afteran hinir ?p<-nt at the table the guests re-turned to the parlor*, where dancing con-tinued until the small hours if themorning. Those present were: Mr andMr«. H. Bishop, Mr and Mrs. Zeislng.Mr. ond Mrs. Fowlle. Mr. and MrsMouhr. Mr. and Mrs. Johnston. Mr. andMrs. Gilbert. Mr. and Mrs. Rattray. Mrand Mrs. Steward, Mr. and Mrs. Miller,Miss J. Connelly. Mrs Jacquot. Mrs. Bev-cpen, Mrs. Lemmc, Miss N«»conie. MissMyer. Mrs. Tully, Mr- Remei Miss A.Remers. Miss B. Remer?. Mlas A. Cand-less. Ed Clark, George Cheney. Mr. Oil-ohrlKt J. Remers. H. N. Bishop. Masters
JFr&iß' lounr-
A. Remeni, M. Gilbertand D. Hind.On Sunday evening last a birthday
party was given to Miss Minnie Hoffmannby her parents In honor of her eighteenthanniversary. The reception began at 9o'clock and the guests were entertainedwith music, dancing and games, whichwere interrupted at 11 o'clock by a callto supper. Covers were laid for forty.and an hour was spent at the testalboard. Miss Minnie Hoffmann wore awhite sown trimmed with blue Th..-*»present were: Miss Minnie Hoffmann. Mrand Mrs. Hoffmann. Fred Hoffmann. Wll-l!nm Hoffmann. Mr. ami Mrs. 11. Thau-wald. Miss Hattlc Moors, Miss AgnesSchumann. Mtsa B. yon Bremen. Her-mann yon Bremen. Ernest Ploeger, OscarBrunwlck. Miss Sophlo Luttmann MissMeta tmann. Miss Gretchen Beck-mann. Miss Sophie Beckmann, MissAmanda Klt, 11. Elmer. L. Wltt-h'irf. J. Brunkhorst. Miss Dora RlxMisa B. Hngcmann. H. Hagemann, Mrand Mm. Kelly. Miss EnglehnrL MrKoch. Miss Emma Koch. Emll Koch. MrsF. Prless. Mr. and Mrs. Schllemann, MaxSchllemann. Walter Schlicmann. CharlesVoss, Miss H sis Bahla, Mrs. Meta EcksW. <\u25a0 Meier. William Seller, Harry K.Thauwald.
Club Parties.The re<ulnr monthly meeting of the
Michigan Club of California was held onTuesday evening, the 12th Inst.. at theusual place. IC2I California street, theSorosls club building.
After being installed the president. Gen-
era! W. R. Shafter. Installed the remain-Ing officers. Then followed vocal solos byDr. George B. Little, accompanied byMiss Mabel Finch; piano solos by MissEmille Jfhle; recitations by Miss LillianQuinn. Refreshments and cards finisheda muni enjoyable meeting. Among thosewere: General W. R. Shafter,Judge and Mrs. If.Cooney. Professor andMrs. Ellsha Brooks. Dr. and Mrs. J. E.Cummin Mr. and Mrs. C. P. GriswoldMr. and Mr*. E. B. Wlllcox, Mr. and Mrs.John Qujnn. Mr. and Mr.-. 1.. D. Lufken.Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Sullivan, Mrs. L. M.Hartwell, Mrs. M. Ellsworth. Mrs. S. C.Potts. Mrs K.L.Byrne. Mrs. Dugan. —aLillian Qtiinn. Miss Emll!.- Jehle. MissMabel Pinch, Miss Susie Morse. Mi Gflr-l»V"Williams, Mil Cleone Cummings.t^!SB Camille Byrne, Miss Edna W'lllcox.Miss Mabel Willcox. L. A. Spencer. Dr.George B. Little. Dr. George Compton. J.P. Sharpsteln. N. B. Engle. C. D. Sum-re Norna Cummings.
The Colonials gave the second of theirrorles of dances Friday evening in Arca-ila..Ha!l- Th? thieateninc weather andholiday business deterred many membersrrom befog present and sharing the en-joyment >f those In attendance. Amongthose present were: Miss Mayme Cnan-gJfJi M£? Gr^cc B
- Fay -Mlris Emma 11.Hicks, Miss Edith Hunsaker, Miss GertieMops Mis3 Carrie Morris. Miss GraceMarkham, Mis Luella M. Purdle. MissMay Page. Miss Helen Robertson Miss
akm V.f^1? 1 Miss Lulu Barton. S. cAsbill. Allen Berry. Olln L. Berry Clay-ton Bovyer. M. W. Brower. Robert Hen-derson C. F. Klmball. James Movies, F.$*£% ,tslonIon
atrous.Jr- R. P. Walteiind Fred L. Watrous.
nTihc™" lem1 em 5eff,of,the F°rtnlghtly WhistClub were dcliphtfull;' entertained at thehome of Mrs Theresa Meyer last- Mon-2ly . ciei"enlns '« The first prises wereawarded tO
A,Mrs
-Broderson and Mr.Klumpp After refreshments wereporved the remainder of the evening wastpent In music and dancing. Selectionswere rendered by the following: Vocalr^?;JV lil,r«:plan., solo, Miss Q. Prnii;
recitation. Miss Eleanor Meyer; songAngel Serenade." with violin obllgato.Pr^fDerbJ nnd Miss Meyer: vocal duetby Miss Lst^lle and Theresa Meyer. MissLillian Lubben and Mr. Mulr delightedtne company with a cakewalk. ThOß<present were: Miss larowsky, MissEleanor Meyer. Miss Cora Kelsey, MissLubben.' Miss Proll. Mrs. Broderson. MissEstelle Meyer, Miss Theresa Meyer. MrHofmann, Dr. Derby, Mr. Meussdorffer.Mr Kelsey. Mr. Mulr, Mr. Healev. Mr'Broderson. Mr. Klumpp and GeorgeMeyer.
In the FutureThe Children's Progressive Lyceum will
\u25a0
•\u25a0 ty-eighth annual Christmasentertainment and dance al m Market
ty evening, Deceml1 hristmas operetta In
LCt. "CaiiKht NappltiK."uaJ Christmas festival piv»n by
the laH'-s of the An.;, Vereln to tlu-!r llt-ks win take j : . mi..
--\u25a0 ; ' foflowed by s dance for"•tlks.
w yon Mererlnck has sent out\u25a0
\u25a0 me at her r.1
i 27 Tl ••: «Uil Kay.
P. r^orals.Mr and Mr George I<>Tnan I
will I the flrst andThursdays after December at '\u25a0>-\u25a0
MIS K. BehW< ft-
( r.-T rl] if I<!4\u25a0
moved to "a.1, Bdd: a:
Mr. and Mrs. Philip N. Aronson 'andMiss Mahel Glenn Aronsen will be pleasedto see their friends Sunday. Decemb.T24. Mrs. and Mlsh Mabel Aronsen willalso receive Tuesday. December 26.
Mrs. and Mrs. I. Flatow ha»-e mo*-erl
from 927 Slitter street to IMS Eddy streetmar l>evlKadero, wru>re they will bepleased to see their friends.Following are Paraiso arrivals regis-
tered at the springs for the past f.vow^eks: Mr. and Mrs. J. McNamep Seat-•••
Wash.: F. P. Lynch. P. S. Casey Pa. Harrington. J. Rels, W. Lyons. F. P.Lynch. Dr. (Jedge. San Frnncisco; C. T.Uomie. Salinas; W. E. McGregor Port-land. Or.; J. G. Jensen. Gllroy; Hon. S.IIWhlto and »\u25a0'• Los Angeles.
Mrs. M. V. Lawrence and daughterMiss Constance v Lawrence, have been,spend Ins a few weeks with Mrs. TimothyGuv Ph*-l;>s at San Carlos.
Mrs. William V. Bryan and her chil-dren will leave enrly next month for Tu-rope. whore the: will remain \u25a0 year.They willhe Joined during the summer byCaptain md Mrs. W. J. Bryan.
Mi-- Flora Muller. daughter of Mrsr>r. William S. Hereford of 1115 Sutlerstreet, Is vieltlng her uncle and auntGeneral and Mrs. M. W. Muller, of Frts-no during the holidays.
Mrs. Flora Ellon and her daughterVera have returned from a visit to theOrient.
Los flnge\ps.Mmo. Oer.ovra Johnstono-Bishop w:i<
•\u25a0f !i.>nnr .it a hrec receptionKiven by Mrs. a. n. Naftsger at h^r
\u25a0 •:i Portland av< nue "ti !'••\u25a0afternoon. MnuiNaftager was assisted in
Moms. I. N. Van Nuys. FeraK. Rule. Ji'hn T. Jones and John H Nor-ton The f illowlng tn: MmeaGranvlllc MacGowan. J. c ScarboroughJ. I{. Newberry, fharl^s Bilent i Bn, •'. ModJnl-Wood W <; NevlnO. T. Johi • Ben Ooodrlch N B*H. M Snlf. L. I> B Lie P C,
n. K. w Burn-- Salisbury. John E. PUter |C. .1 \u25a0\u25a0 \u25a0 l. !• Jol m \u25a0) Jr.. Fred I>Johnson, John <". Miller. CliffordA. A. Hubbard, J. S. Chapman W Q: rle B Mll-ler. Richard Mercer. B. •'. Htibb^M J HDavißson, O. H CnurchlU, A. j. Wat-ers, W. <" Patterson, Charles McFarlandIra (t. Bmtth, J. A. Henderson n H.
A. Caswell. Frank \V.K\::k. 3. M. M.-rlll. H. M. Weed (;.•,,:•-..11. Stewart, J. U. 0.11. (j.ori;.- MuntKom-. ry, J. M. Elliott, !\u25a0:. R. KellamRowU y. \v. H. Bradley. <'ha:E H. Moore, F. W. Flint Jr.. <;. W M---Clnr<\ <» A. Vi<k.ry. J. p. Filb. rtCharles Plllsbury. B. Salazer. L. C \u25a0
v in. T. H Brown, w. \\ . Lorett P sV 11. Busch, .1. B. Alexander
M. w Stewart, I. K. H..rnbrfnk. GeorgeI.I '. Caldwa •\u25a0• rv Owyer of Alta-dena. W. <i. Kl^enmayer and the Misses
Lila Falrchlld. Helen Fairchild. ivybchodtr, Edna Blcknell. Mary Hunsaker.Carrie Waddllove, Florence Silent, HelenHowe*. Ida Llndley, Clara Howes. Chap-man Georgia* Knight, Hattie Strong. Evafife ilure. Idella L. Weed, Adelaide Brown,
I'•""*">,1 '•""*">, Bassett and Whltt.' ,' "-\u25a0
Miss Helen Howes entertained with pro-pressrve hearts on Friday afternoon ather home on West Twenty-eighth street.
liteen tables were arranged for playingand the scorecarda were heart-shaped.decorated with pen and Ink sketches ofGibson heads, the work of the hostess.Miss lone liiKKina captured tirst
• prize.Miss Belle Whi taker MOOIId and MIMJennie Campbell consolation. Miss Howeswas assisted In receiving by her mother,Mrs. F. C. Howes, and Mines. I. S. VanNuys. c. J. Ellis. J. H. Norton. TelfaJrCreighton. J. H. Jones. Alexander Levyand the Misses Eliza Bonsall and GraceMellus.
The Misses Elsie and Henrietta Mllr.erentertained with a progressive heartsparty on Friday evening at their horn-- <nnest Washington Btre< i. Dr. and Mrs.Carl Kurtz. Mr. and Mrs. L. D. Sale. Mr.and Mrs. H. L. Horton and Mr. and Mis.J. w. Krause assisted in receiving.Dancing followed the games. Mies Chris-tine Kurtz and Joe Easton won tlrstpiiz.'Sand Miss Maude Newel] and Dr. T. Code)second. '1he following were guests:Miss Dorothy Wellborn, Miss Lll.UnWellborn. Miss Maude Newell. Miss MaryHunsacker, Mißg Mary Darling, MissHelen Baton, Miss Mabel Garnsey, MtssDaisy Cross. Miss Julia Mereereau. Missranny Layiig, Miss Carrie Lonsstroet.Miss Louise Schwartz, Miss MavhelleKendall. Miss Christine Kurtz, Miss EttaHlcknell. Miss Any Baa ton. Miss Ger-trude Gooding, Miss Wenont Huntley.Miss Carrie Waddilove, Miss Olive BelleClark. Ml.«s Frldu Hellman, Miss GraceLauborsh-uner. Miss Martha Scott, KarlKlokke, Philip Lyon. Sam Haakina, JohnLayng. .Not man Sterry. R. L. Sullivan.Don FUhar, [talph Day, Alexander Moc-Keigan. Joseph Baaton. Warren Brazel-ton Frank Rule, K. L. Dlckenson, WillWright, A. Langenbergor. H. Romer ofSan Francisco; Mr. Lawrence, Irwln Her-ron, Mr. Hartmann, Dr. John McGarry,Dr. R. V Day and Dr. T. Coffer.
Messrs. Bruce Hatch. Don McCartney,Harold ham, John Bloeser. Joe Ber-nard, Pa Crippen, George Graham,Clalr Morris. Richard Helman, David\\ bite. Howe Sanderson. Webster Wiltonand Vance Helm, members of the Sig-ma Tan Epsllon, gave a large dancingparty on Friday evening at Kramer'sHall In South Grand avenue. About 100guests wore present.
Mr. and Mrs. A. Q. Wild entertainedthe Sans Soucl Whist Club Thursdayevening at their home in West Ninthstreet. Mrs. Kllllan and Mr. Huntingtoncaptured first prizes and Mrs. MerrJckand Mr. -nut:iconsolations. Those pres-ent were: Mr. and Mrs. J. Harry\\ holmes, Mr. and Mrs. Percy Smith.Mr. and Mrs. K. J. Killian. Mr. and Mrs.E. L. Huntlngton, Mr. and Mrs. L. L.Merrick and Mr and Mrs. J. N. Cohe-nour.
Miss Edna Bicknell entertained with acard party on Thursday afternoon at herlioim* In North Broadway. Mrs. CharlesWilliam Haker. formerly of Dcs Moiucs,lowa, was the guest of honor. Mlsa Bick-nell was assisted in receiving by hermother, Mrs. E. T. Bicknell. Mrs. H. O.gates and the Misses Qerta Hatch. EdithKurrc-y and Christine Kurtz. The follow-ing were guests: j\u0084..
, It. L. Morton.George Steckel. F. O. Johnson. A. J. Wa-ter*, W. J. Doran, J. W. 1,, ndricka. Wil-liam (J. Hutchlnson, B. Vawter, JohnHarrison. g< org \u25a0 Drake Ruddy. JamesKiit-.vistle. \u25a0
Thomas Carhart, K."Johnson,<;.-.irKe Coehrane, Joseph Banning. Ku-K«;ie Haskell. E. W. Fleming, Harryrhaxter. XV. w. Never, Frank Gordon, J.B. Blcknell, Jesse Meyers; Bert Williamsand the Missel Maude Newell. Fannie•Layng.- Clara Howes, Julia Mercereau.;«'lara .Mercercau. Lou Winder. Annat hapman. Maty Chapman, Sabina Burks.Carrie I/ongstroct. I;• i trude Gooding.Alice Strong. Hattlo Strong. Mad.-: Chan-nel. Mary Doran, Fannie narb«>r. BessieHlnton. Estelle Heart t, Mabel TannerBelle Baker. Edith Kirk;...trick. BlancheBrown. Elsie Milner, Fannie Wills. GracePerry, Maj Newton, Fannie LockhartMollle Dillon, Llla Jordon, May Smith andkatherine Kurtz.
The marriage of Miss Lyels Edelman.a granddaughter of llabbl Bdelman. toIf.Hugo Brandera will take place on Jan-uary 17, and promises to be a brilliant af-fair. Miss Edelman is well known in so-ciety circles lute and Mr. Branders Is aprominent young business man of OmahaNeb.
S. W. Llntwieler and family have re-moved to 6'J~ Westlake avenue, whereMrs. Lintwleler and daughter will be athome on the first Friday.
Miss Edith Preston has jjone to Hono-lulu, where she will be married to <;»-..A Howard, formerly of this eltv
The marriage of Miss Helen Fafrchlld toN. \\.Myrick will take place on Decem-ber 28.
Miss Mary Therps has sronr to Stanfordt.. vlm, her sister. Mis? Margaret Therm
The Misses Nancy and Maude Fofcterhave returned from a visit to Great Brit-ain. Most of their time was spent inEngland and Scotland.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Anthony and\u25a0On, Earl Anthony of Berkeley, formerlyof this city, are at the Van Nuys for theholidays.
The weddlnc: of Miss Ora Mlllarddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. G. A. MlHard,to Louis de Tateron la Beaume is in-nounced to take place at Immanuel Pres-byterian Church on the afternoon of Jan-uary 1.
Mr and Mrs. Warren J. Richardson ofPasndr-na have returned from an extend-ed European trip.
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I The balance of our fine TAILOR-I MADE SUITS. JACKETS, CAPES.
\ SKIRTS, Etc., have been marked-down.
: Stylish Tailor-Made Suits,,$60 TAILOR-MADE SUITS are now $4000
$50 TAILOR-MADE SUITS an now. 35.00 j$40 TAILOR-MADE SUITS are now 25.00 i$30 TAILOR-MADE SUITS are now. 20,00 !
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$35 FUR CAPES are now 20.00Golf Gapes at Wholesale Prices,
j AMUSEMENTS.
TIYOLI OPERA-HOUSE"Wishes You Alla Kerry Xinas!"
TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT!EVERY EVENINGANDSATURDAY MATINEE.
SPECIAL MATINEES XMAS ANDNEW YEAR'S DAY.
gorgeous, I a Delight forBRILLIANT. L. y* '„!n,.,dazzling
-Young and Old!
HOLIDAY 1SPECTACULAR
_Three Hours ofproduction ! T Three Hours of
8.»
__ Fun and Jollity!NT -
II IComic Songs and• \u25a0 \u25a0 *-» Jokes
:you must £ Please the Ear!
SEE THEBEAUTIFUL At
, _„,i I? Charming Balhtsi Transformation, « Enthrall the Eyj|
I "Butterflies" m^\n
111 p of Santa Claus!
11 E FERRISONE HUNDRED
'E HARTMANPEOPLE ON r\
the stage!"
and a Superb Cast!POPULAR PRICES
—25 and 50 Cents.Seats on Sale One Week Ahead.
Telephone—
Bush O.
COLUMBIA^TO-NIGHT
—Last Performance TO-NIGHT
» FREDERICK WARDEPRESENTING
THE LION'S MOUTH.BEGINNINO
TO-MORROW NIGHT...LIEBLER & CO. PRESENT
For a Limited Number of Performances,HALL-:- CAINE'S -:- POWERFUL -:- PLAY.
THE
CHRISTIAN.A* Seen for 175 Nights In New York110 Nights In Boston.
SPECIAL MATINEE NEW YEAR'S DAY.
(THE PEOPLE'S PLAYHOUSE.)Edljms Jones Bt«. FHONfi BOOTH 770.MATINEE
~— -.-BEGINNING
TO-DAY TO-NIGHT.AT 2. LAST WEEK
XMAS MATINEE TO-MORROW (MONDAY)
BLACK PATHTROUBADOURS
THE ONLY 810 RAGTIME SHOW.POPULAR IEvening. .lsc. »c 35c ttt and 75cPRICES iMatinee He. He, 3T.c and 50c
Next.Sunday Night—"FINNIOAN'SBALL."
ALCAZAR THEATER.' • MATINEE TO-DAY. SUNDAY.TO-NIGHT "DR. BILL TO-NIGHT
XMAS MATINEE TO-MORROW.Come and See Our Bowery Boy.
CHIMMIEFADDEN.
WITH A GREAT CAST!gSET* 15c 25c 35c 50c
1 MATINEE EVERY SATURDAY aoi SUNDAY
AMUSEMENTS. .-.-.. -,_,- l̂, _.
j SAN FRANGSCO OMAHA
Week Commencing ysp A HUGE CHRISTMAS BILL.SUNDAY, Dec. 24th. .- Nine of the Work's Greatest Holiday Attraction''"
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KNOAOEMENT EXTRAORDINART!'!—
FOUGERE—THE GREAT ONLY. ORIGINAL AND INIMITABLEPARISIAN CHANTEUSE; THt
SENSATION OF TWO CONTINENTS.
ohm. THORNE AND CARLETON CR«'
inTheir Original Petite Comedy "TTIITItrBBTTTIn T^plr Origlnnl Petite rnmi-'ly. \u25a0 '.
CLJLTJID THAUDOEccentHe Story Teller and Slnnlns; Comedian.
IA SYI PHE \....HARRIGAN..L-/V «—/ I1-*1 \u25a0 *-• Th« Original Tramp Juicxler. ir.
Th» Terp»i.-horean Poem. I the r. .-xte-t Hit of th» h>a«r.._^^
GERTRUDE RUTLEDGE I i THE AVERYSDonrrirtlve Vocallnt. I I Chocolate -Color*! rom^lans.
| AMERICAN BIOGRAPH £r£W^ |~
FINAL-:- WEEK
a, EDWIN MILTONROYLEcC,In Mr Rovle's New and Original C,m Sketch "TRIP'S THOff):
MATINEE TODAY, SUNDAY, DECEMBER 34.Parquet . 2V> any Beat: Balcony. 10c; Children 10c. any part. A few front Orchestra Raws
reserved. He. Front rows of Balcony, reserve «l. 2^;.
....SPECIAL MATINEE CMIISTMAS DAY....
CALIFORNIA THEATER. lheH:vrr
THIS AFTERNOON L"
ST PERo? RMPNCg "THE HOTTEST COON IN DIXIE!"TO-NIGHT! THEN CHRISTMAS AFTERNOON! TO-NIGHT!
fit RESUMPTION OF THE SEASON OF THE V>
% Frawley Company I*
And Big Scenlo Production of th» Great Eastern eucc«ss and Most fi/Powerful Play by Franklin Fyles. ||l
"CUMBERLAND '61!"ENTIRE NEW AND REMARKABLE SCENIC EFFECTS.
SEE THE MARVELOUS BURNING BRIDGE!NEXT WEEK\"W\TH FLYING COLORS!"
inn;iiK NEW YEAR'S EVE.I From the Adel[,hl Theater. London.
GRAND OPERA-HOUSE.TELEPHONE-MAM 933.
LMST NIGHT Of* "piE PLEDBRmAUSI"
COMMENCING CHRISTMAS MATINEE,COLOSSAL PRODUCTION OF THE UP-TO-DATE ANDFAMOUS EXTRAVAOANTJA.
"SINBAD!"OR THE MAID OF BALSORA.By Special Arrangement With DAVIDHENDERSON.
MAONIFICENT BCENERT. COSTUMES AND EFFECTS.A SUPERB CAST, ORCHESTRA AND CHORUS.
THE MARCH OR" THE SILVER KNICHTSIBallet of Bewitching Coryphees, Introducing th« Famous Spanish Premier*. MATILDITa
FRANK KINO'S MARVELOUS TRANSFORMATION."THE EVOLUTION OP NATUREI"
Exhibiting the Birth of the Seasons In Eight Dtnttnct Changes.NEW SPECIALTIES. SONGS AND JOKES.
In consequence of th« enormous tzpens« attending tfcli mammoth production the f-!:-»'-cprices will prevail: aORCHESTRA (FIRST EIOHT ROWS) 0 7*.<-BALANCE OF HOUSE AS USUAL 23e a-; &<>•OALLERIE3 10 and 13e
CALIFORNIA THEATER-Special.
TUESDAY.THURSDAY andFRIDAY AFTERNOONS,
Dec. 26, 28 and 29,At 3:15 o'clock.
Only Appearances ci the Renowned Pianist,
TLADIMIR
De PachmannHENRY WOLFSOHN, Manner.
Reserved Seats ». IISO ay 4 IISTEINWAT PIANO USED.
Bale will be resumed at Sherman. Clay StCo.'s Tuep.lay morning. Dec. 26. at 9 o'clock.
STEEPLECHASErtNTifil P4l/lf ltn * Market ste.—OpenVLiUnALIAim dally from Ito11:SO p. m.
THE MA6NIFICENT BILLOF \u25a0
—Holiday Attractions
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INCLUDES
; FRomsoK hill.< The Eccentric Comedian of the
High Wire.
THE RAIXLE-DAIILETakes Yon to Bea Inan Open Boat.
THE BICTCLE CIRCUS.'An Up-to-date Merry-co-round.
| THE ROMAN CARROUSEL.! A Novel Hippodrome of Wild Beasts.
; THE BARREL 01" LOTS.You Stand on Your Head With Ease.
i AND ALLCONST ISLANDINFULL BLAST
j* An Elaborate and Costly List of
Xmas PresentsS Will Be Awarded to the Winners of
the Races.'ADMISSION 10 cent*
Includes a Ride on the Horses.
CHUTES AND ZOO.EVERY AFTERNOON AND EVENING.
Major mite,The Smallest Actor on Earth.
InNEW SPECIALTIES.
ADGIE AND HER LIONS.InHer SPECTACULAR MIRROR DANCE.
ELLABURT, Coasting the Chutes."AND A GREAT VAUDEVILLESHOW.
Visit th- PARISIAN SCREEN-DOOR MAZE..CHRISTMAS TREE FOR THE CHILDREN
TO-MORROW.
I .Phone for Scats, Park 21. 1
UNION COURSING PARK.
TODAY. SUNDAY, DECEMBER 21
SAPLING.\u25a0. AND.,.
Open Stakes.$1000 IN PRIZES!
112 NOMINATIONS!HOLIDAYCONCERT BY THE BAND.
TRAINSERVICE:Leaves Third and Townsend struts M:t3
a. m.. 11 a. m., 12 m. and 1 p. m.. Twenty-firth
and Valencia streets n»e minutes Uter. Re-turning after last course ar.d at 4:43 p. m.San Mateo electric cars every tea sunuU*.
ADMISSION, IS CENTS. LADIES fUEB.
OLYMFIASteU<he only free nafclllH show ta the city.
A REAL CHRISTMAS DILI*
LAST WEEKMOIII'.IN \u25a0 BROTHERS.
America's Moat Secsatlonal Acrobat*.CAD WILSON.
The Queen of the Klondike. The SoubretteWith the Big Bank Account.
fUSTINGS AND HALLAnd • Host of First-Class Vaudeville
Attractions.
•"a ilO.ncO b*it and chatelaine, built"J• entirely '\u25a0\u25a0 Klondike nuggets, be- ::lor.glrK to Ca<! Wilson, can b« teen :; tn the window of the UaMwtn Jew- ::tin Store. M4and 846 Market st. :
ADMISSION FREE.AMATEUR mom EVKRY FRIDAY.
MATINEE EVERY SUNDAY.
RACING! RAONG! RACING!1899-CALIFORNIA JOCKEY CLUB-1900Winter Meetlns. December IS to Dec. 11. la*
cluUve.OAKLAND RACE TRACK.
Racing Monday, Tuesday. Wednesday, Thurs-day. Friday and Saturday. Rain or shlae.
Five oi more races each day.lUres »t»rt at 1.13 p. m. sharp.Ferry-boats leave Ran Francisco at 12 m. ami
12 30. 1. l::o. 2. 2%i and 1 p. m. connectingwith trains stopping- at the entrance to th*track. Last two cars on train reserved for la-dles and their escorts: no smoking. Buy yourferry tickets ii Shell Mound. All trains viaOakland rao!e connect with Han Pablo avenu*electric cars at Seventh and Broadway, Oak-land. Also all trains via Alameda mole con-nect with San Pablo avenue cars at Fourteenthand Broadway. Oakland. These electric cango direct to the track In fifteen minutes.
Returning— Tralm leave the track at 4.13 and4:46 p. m and Immediately after th« last race.
THOMAS If.WILLIAMS .'lt President.R. }\u25a0 MO HOY. s<*eretarr.
NEW WEGTERN HOTEL.Ki:.\...IAND WASHINGTON bTS.-KE-
modeled and renovated. KIXO. WARD itCO. European plan. Rooms. Coc «o iIi.day;15 to liweek: 13 to |» month. Free b*tl hot;and cold water every room: lire gr»t«a us ivery
ixoom; elevator runs aU n.gut.