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EVENTS IN THE COUNTIES BORDERING ON THE BAY OF SAN FRANCISCO
SOCIETY PLANNING
MANY DIVERSIONS
Card Parties and Other, Events
Are Announced for the
Coming Week
; OAKLAND. April 20.—Mrs. William
O. Henshaw has sent out cards for one
of the largest bridge afternoons of the
coming month, claiming 100 Quests on
Thursday, May 11, at the Clarernont
country club. A charming tea will
round out the affair.
The first of June, with her daughters,
Mrs. Harry Chickering and Miss Flor
ence Checkering, ami niece, Miss Alice
Grimes, Mrs. Henshaw will go to Santa
Barbara where she has leased a home
for three months of the summer season.
Miss-Amy Bowles was a ,hostess of
the evening, entertaining at a dance at
"The Pines." the family home In Clare
rnont. Nearly 100 of the younger set of
San Francisco and this side of the bay
enjoyed the affair.
In honor of her daughter, Mrs. Sey
mour Hall. Mrs. Charles S. Houghton
has sent out cards for a reception on
the afternoon of Wednesday, May. 3.'at
the. Houghton residence in Vernon
heights. This is the first of a series of
affairs which has been planned in wel
come to the young matron, who with
her husband has returned to .the bay
cities to establish her home. Before her
marriage of a few seasons ago, Mrs.
Hall was Miss Ruth Houghton. The
young couple after their marriage lived
in the Hawaiian islands.
Mrs. Edwin Goodall and her daugh
ter. Mrs. Cooper, entertained at a lunch
eon yesterday at the Fairmont, where
they have had apartments for the win
ter, a number of guests crossing .from
this de. Mrs. Goodall and Mrs. Cooper
are inning to open their Lakeside
residence early next month.
JGdge N. A. Acker and Mrs. Acker
have planned an affair for their friends
on the evening of Thursday. May 4,
offering bridge as the diversion.
Friends shared the hospitality of Miss
Edith Selby and Miss Florence Selby
this afternoon, when they entertained
at the Selhy residence in Santa Rosa
avenue at bridge, followed by tea.
Mr. and Mrs. William Mann have sent
out cards announcing the marriasre of
their daughter, Miss Alice Olwin Mann,
to Lester Horace Heacock. The cere
mony was solemnized last.- evening at
the Mann residence In East Oakland in
the presence of a small . company of
friends. .The couple will reside in Oak
land. Heacock is connected" with a
local bank.
Miss Madeline Clay will enterfain to
morrow tternoqpt at bridge and tea at
"Level Lea" in honor of Miss Alice Al
bright, whose maid of honor she will be
at the wedding of Thursday evening,.
April 27, in the Church of the Advent.
The last favor which Miss Albright will
accept before her marriage with Fred
erick Farnum will he the luncheon at
tho Country club, whoso honors she will
share with Miss Charlotte Hall, the
fiancee of James Kenna. Miss Muriel
Steele will preside as hostess on this
occasion.
•- • •
_ The marriage of Alexander C. IT.
Chamberlain and Miss M. Audrey Rich
ards was solemnized this evening at the'
residence of the bridegroom's sister.
Mrs. George C. Ryno, In Thirty-first
street. The service was read by Rev.
Clifton Macon, rector of Trinity Epis
< opal church, and was witnessed by
half-'a hundred guests. Mr. and Mra
Chamberlain will spend their honey
moon in the southern part of the state.
.The bride is the daughter of Mrs. Eliza
beth Richards, formerly of Grass Val
ley. Chamberlain Is the son of Mrs.
Henry Chamberlain.
BERKELEY CONSIDERS
DOLLAR WATER RATE
Council May Raise City and
Lower House Scale
- BERKELEY, April 20.-—That the city
of Berkeley .is buying water at a loss
to the water company, while the house
holders are paying the difference by
a higher rate than other cities, is the
latest, development in the controversy.
According to present plans, the
water rate to the householders may
lie reduced I.) $1, while, the city's rate
.t.-\Z cents for sprinkling will be
raised. The change will result In but
little difference ln the water company's
receipts, as the citizens will have to
pay the higher rates charged by the
city. In taxes. .
Councilman R. S. Berry deejared.
however, that the change would take
the.burden off the small property own
ers and transfer it to the larger ones.
The rate will not be fixed till next
week.
. —. — , _.».
i Marriage Licenses |
• OAKLAND. April 20.— The following marriage !
iic«n«es were issued today:
. Joseph C. Bettencourt. 30, Newman, and
Emma Aroujo. 21, ilecoto.
Johnnie 'JT. Cores. 25, Fresno, and Constietta
Alltera. 20. Oakland.
Albert G. Burns, 23, Alameda, and Hazel A.
Laffarty, 2"". Oakland.
Alexander ('. H. Cbaraberlln. 25, and Mabel
A. Richards. 21. both of Oakland.
Albert A. Mock, 31.7 and Maude Brltton.': 25.
both of Oakland.
Edward \. Moore. 42. Nevada City, and Mil
dred A. Wadams, 28. Oakland.
Keim .1. .Neeley, 23. Guerneville, and Grace
F. grave. 22. Oakland.
EXTRAORDINARY
AUCTION SALE
Of Extra Fine 1
Furniture, Carpets, Rugs, Paint
ings, Cut Glass, Chinaware,
Pianos, Etc.
Moved From Piedmont
Names of Parties "Not Mentioned by
Request '
Sale Friday, April 21
10>30 A. M. -V
1037 Clay St, Near Tenth, Oakland
•Comprising in part:
1 Fine Upright Piano, 1 Square Piano.
1 Extra Fine Cabinet; Phonograph and
Records, Elegant Draperies, Lace Cur
tains, Bric-a-Brac, Oil Paintings by
Famous Artists, Bookcases, * Books,
Writing Desks, Large Rugs, Choice Lot
of Carpets, Mahogany and Weathered
oak Parlor Pieces, Leather Chairs and
Couches, Davehports, Birdseye Maple,
Mahogany and Oak Odd Dressers, Chif
foniers, Wardrobes, Bedroom'- Suites,
Folding , Beds, Brass , and Iron Beds,
Hair Mattresses, New <i Bedding. < Drop
Head. Sewing Machine. -Weathered and
Golden Oak Dining Tables, Chairs, Buf
fets, Haviland China. Cut Glass, Silver
ware, Extra Fine Gas Range,. 2 Pitts
burg Heaters,' Steel-Range.;etc. "
The abpve/goods are the finest offered
at auction in Oakland for a long time.
Open for inspection Thursday.
i J. A. MUNRO-& CO., Auctioneers. J
R. B. High, Who Is
To Be Monologist
on European Trip
Y.M.I. MEMBERS
TO PRODUCE PLAY
OAKLAND, April 20.— dramatic
club of Oakland council No. 6, Young
Men's Institute, will present a comedy
in three acts, entitled "The Million
aire Freshman." Wednesday evening,
April 26, at St. Anthony's hall. Six
teenth ■ avenue and East Sixteenth
street. Between the acts Ray L. Lar
key will sing and Frank M. Flynn and
James B. Poling will be seen In a buck
and wing dance. The latest song suc
cesses will be given by Misses Laura
and Elizabeth- Bessdn.
The proceeds will be used to,fit up
the new clubrooms in Maple hall.
The cast is as follows:
John Wnrel.n .' Lawrence (*. O'Connell
riradilly Jerome .** Frank M. Khun
Bugs 5teven5.......... ....Jam»s B. Doling
owl Grigs* Stewart C. Cronin
Tin*- M'-Grath .........'..; Fred A.* Cnllln
Professor Locke : Anthony P. lierrais
Horace Frank M. Ryken
St. Vitns Joseph 1,. Curran
Mary Locks Miss Laura Beason
Judith Blair Win Elisabeth Benson
Mlsa Porter .. .Miss Marguerite Hoeniach
Violet Miss Marie Nicholas
fjesmrsttji^&gsr^tt • For the mother! in the home to te
strong and well, ahle to devote her
**"»• «"*■* strength to the rearing of
children, is one of life'! greatest
children injures the mother's health,
rl^V^^^^^B^W-B-KSI'^P If sh* tas not PreP-rod her *7steir
gJ^^_-^^^^^l^oo3!n@ioi^] ■_ advance for the important event.
Women who use Mother's Friend are saved much of the discomfort wd suffering
so common with expectant mothers. It is a penetrating oil that thoroughly lubri
cates every muscle, nerve and tendon involved at such times, and thus promotes
physical comfort. It aids nature _y. expanding the skin and tissues and per-
The Doctor's Answers On
Health and Beauty Questions
The questions answered below are general in char
acter; the symptoms or diseases are given and tha
answers will apply to any case of similar nature.. .
Those wishing further advice, free, may address* Dr.
Theodore Beck, College Bldg., College-Ellwood Sts,
Dayton, Ohio, enclosing ; self-addressed, - stamped en
velope for reply. Full name and address must be
given, but only initials or fictitious name will' be
used ill my answers. The prescriptions can be filled
at any well-stocked drug store. Any druggist can
order of wholesaler.
Mr. .1. M.: if yon
are lathered with a
"terribly"' Itching
scalp, accompanied hy
much dandruff, there
i^^^^^^^^^^^k ia nothing superior to
plain yellow minyol. which: ran be obtained of
any well stocked druggist. It is in the form of
a Paste. which is applied to th* hair and scalp
and then rinsed nut with water. It is said to
be a superior hair grower, and cures dandruff
and ■ itching: after three . or four applications.
Direction,- accompany 4 ounce jar.
Margaret: If your height!* 5 < ft.'4 In. and
your weight e.i,lt ins pounds, then tou are a
victim of . '•malnsslmilatlon." In other words
your system la> ks the power to absorb fat and
flesh from the food you eat. For any one desir-
Ing to Increase their weight, health and strength
by Increasing the absorptive, powers I prescribe
8 grain hypo-nnclane tablets'. One tablet after
each meal and one before retiring. Continue for
several month*, or, until weight has increased 30
pounds or more.
Frank R.r-ifD You may rest assnred that anr
drug I mention,in my answers Is to be obtained
of up to date retailers and from all wholesalers
Try jour foremost druggist. , (21 Do not permit
your child to be constipated even for 24 hours
A splendid laxative for old. middle aged, and
young follows: . Aromatic cascara 1 ox., comp
essence cardiol 1 oa., • and aromatic syrup rhu
barb 2 oct. Take a.half to a teaspoonfui after
each meal. As a cathartic take two-teaspoon
fula at -night. This formula is much used in
our large , hospitals. - , ;»..,.
Worry: ''-Your misery and worry can readily be
understood, as you are tortured "by out of order
kidneys, backache and Madder irritation. Your
letter is meager, but if you hare any such symp
toms as'painful stitches, pains In back. Inflamed
and swollen eyes, nervous headache, irritability
fererishneas.. chills, dizziness, weariness, U r,coh
tro able . smarting or frequent urination.' espe
cially at night, then you can rest assured that
you need the following prescription for use at
once: «■'Fluid ext. buchu l 01.. comp. fluid balm
wort 1 ot:. and syrup saraaparilla comp 4 on.
Mix- and take a teaspoonfui 3 to 4 times daily.
Continue as long as any symptoms remain.
Mrs. R. 0.: ill Your affliction is. indeed,
weakening, and '"."ess prompt treatment is
adopted it will lead to many complications, pos
sibly requiring art operation. Leucorrhea whites*
is * a foul, poisonous dlacharge of a catarrhal
nature. ; and/becomes,* if neglected, a , fearful
drain on the physical and nervous system of any
woman. Use the; following antiseptic waah and
Injection twice dally for a few weeks: Get* 2
01s. vilane powder and 1 ot. tannic acid.- To a
quart of warm water add a teaspoonfui of vilane
powder, and < a half teaspoonfui. of tannic acid
Inject with ayrlnge. i (2> As a atrengthener and
tonic obtain a package of 3 grain hypo-nnrlane
tablets. *: The latter will Increase the weight of
thin, nervous women, ,
**-.Ray. X.: You aay" all cough medicines causa
you to become constipated. * Naturally, ■■ constipa
tion makes your cough become more chronic
r,»t the impurities out of your system and cure
yonr cough at'the same time with the following
splendid prescription: .; Essence Mentho-taxene
2*4 ozs., granulated. sugar syrup l.*i>. 3 01s. Mix
Take , a teaspoonfnl every hour or .' two. . Make
the sugar syrup yourself. _Use 1: pint sugar and
14 pint: boiling wa»er; : . heat,- stir, and let coo*.*
This la a.laxative'wben 8 to 10 dons are taken
dally. ■ ■*«'■; •;
; Mrs.; L. E. 0 E.: ■'_ Here. is a . splendid; bust 'de-
THE SAN: FRANCISCO CALL. FRIDAY. APRIL 21. 1911.
U. OF C. GLEE CLUB
IS GOING ABROAD
"Oski Wow Wow" to Resound
Through Champs Elysees
and Strand
BERKELEY, April* 20.— College songs
and yells of the University of Califor
nia will be heard.: in Paris, London,
Berlin and other European cities, ac
cording to • the . plans .of 'the glee club
.which will cross - the * continent • and
ocean to visit Europe this year during
the summer vacation.
The usual" trip of the club to Chicago
will * precede the. longer Journey. The
students under the management of the
H. P. Hlbbard and with Clinton R.
Morse as director, will leave here May
17 for the first leg of the journey.;
That evening a concert will be given
at Richmond and others will follow at
the several cities along the line of the
Santa Fe railroad, under whose auspices
the trip | will be taken jas far as Chi
cago. At Albuquerque and at Chicago
the glee and mandolin clubs will give
a * competitive * concert against ■ the
Stanford clubs, which will make the
trip, but follow a different route except
at these two cities. ■ - . "• •
The members of the glee club will
continue from Chicago to New Tork
while the mandolin club will commence
its homeward journey. A stay of about
! two weeks in New Tork is planned by
the college singers, who will sail June
14 for Cologne on the Hamburg-Ameri
can liner Pretoria.
The glee club, -Who will make the
transcontinental and European trips
are: -, ':■_'*■■ '-\\'. '-vY
First tenor—TV. W. Clinch. Gilbert Willoughb*-.
J. A. Stroud. H. P. Hibbard.
Second tenor— Hamilton, A. C. Sue. S.
L. Arnot. S. B. Peart.
First baa*—V. R. Mason, F. S. Peterson, M.
A. Stern. R. C. Wheeler, H. P. Williams.
Second bass— Irring V. Anaar, E. M. Einstein,
H. W. Sherwood, R. (**. Knight. ' '
Monologlst—R. B. jilgh.
' Director— Clinton E. Morse.
To raise funds for the European trip
the glee club will '„give a concert in
Harmon gymnasium the evening of
April 28, for which an elaborate pro
gram has been prepared.
FIRE ALARM SYSTEM
ADOPTED BY ALBANY
Additions to _ Police Force Also
Planned by City
ALBANY, April . 20.A fire alarm
system has been adopted by the city of
Albany and" will be Installed at once
with four alarm boxes and a central
station; containing a large tower bell
! striker at a cost of about $1,000.
Boxes will be" located at these points:
Brighton street and San Pablo avenue;
Main, street and San Pablo avenue:
Stannage street and Marin avenue, and
Kains and Dartmouth streets.
With the installation of the new sys
tem the trustees will probably Increase
the police force, giving several assist
ants to Chris Miller, marshal.
DR. THEODORE BECK
▼eloper. The : prescription : given below is the
one used by: a famous beauty: specialist ■ who
operated on many of our most famous and beau
tifully formed actreasas. I know nt many who
have increased the bust from 4 to 6 inches by a
few weeks', regular treatment: . Compound tinc
ture cadomene 1 ox. (not cardamom), glycerine
_ oct.. rosewater 3 ots.. and . 1 teaspoonfui *of
borax. Mlx all together, shake and apply to the
parts, massaging thoroughly until absorbed.
Then wash off - any stain with hot ■ water and
soap.' Then massage^ with olive * oil •or sheep
tallow. Apply a, teaspoonfui morning and night
for several• weeks. ■„ .i ...-, .." ,- . ;.". 4
George T.: Nasal catarrh Is ver^Ldlatresaing,
and to most of us disgusting. Everr human be
ing should nas" a nostril antiseptic wash at least
once daily, as the nostrils catch and.retain dirt
•nd disease germs with every breath we draw.
DM the following twice dally and your.catarrh
will soon vanish: Get 2 ots. vilane powder. To
a pint of warm water add half a teaspoonfui of
the powder. • Snuff ■ into . the nostrils from - the
hollow of the hand and gargle the throat. - Also
make an ointment. with. a leval .teaspoonfnl of
vilane powder and one ounce of vaseline. Apply
ointment well up in the nostrils twice dsilv. In
ternally take 3 grain anlpherb tablets, packed in
tubes..-, Continue regularly and catarrh will soon
vanish. »• »■■-•—■.■>-;.. ,-,■..,■_:.».• ■.•■■•-, .<-....,
Mrs. O. !_:» People with weak stomachs 'can
only avoid misery by dieting carefully or taking
something which will aid and increase the nat
ural agents of the stomach. Such symptoms as
sour risings, gas on .the stomach, belching, bead
ache," dizziness, • nausea, . bloating, heart pains,
foul breath, nervousness, weakness, etc.. can be
readily overcome 'by the regular use of tablets
triopeptlne. Powerful digestion follows and
symptoms soon vanish " ■: -.:
. I.lzale: (1) For greasy, stringy, unsightly hair
I know of nothing so good as a "dry shampoo"
of ■an •« antiseptic, medicinal character. - Mix . 6
ozs. of pulverized orris root with 2 ozs.. vilane I
powder. Sprinkle • a teaspoonfnl into the hair
and work Into the scalp with the fingers. • Then
comb and brush the hair until it is all removed,
and the grease, dandruff, j etc., will all -be re
moved, leaving the hair clean, f fluffy , and lus
trous. Use : this two or three times a week at
first. » This promotes the growth of i hair ■ better
than any liquid preparation, and is not harmful
In the least. (2) For dandruff and Itching scalp
get a 4 c«. jar of plain yellow minyol and follow
directions accompanying. . .
■ Harold: • Your * questions ' and symptoms ..have
been answered and explained several times here
tofore "In these columns,: but as they ■ may have
escaped your attention will repeat my _ advice,
as I have for many . others. You have •* a ■ bad
case of scrofulous blood and should use the fol
lowing for several ! months, until your system lis
thoroughly cleansed of blood poiaons: Aromatic
cascara 1! 0t.." syrup ■ trlfolinm: comp. .* 4 ozs..
comp.. fluid balmworT I oz. Mix. Take a tea- ,
spoonful 4 times dally. *"•.'»-f-
Mrs. W. M.:: Having been 111 *so long, you
need*a" vitalising nerve tonic > to< increase your
strength j and > overcome \ stomach weakness, "ner
vousness, dlsslneas. '. poor circulation, etc. The
following makes the beat tonic treatment I have
ever used: Compound < syrup ■of hypopboephltes
6 oss.; tincture cadomene 1 oc.-;(not cardamom),
and fluid: balmwort. loa.'.' Mix. , Shake well and
take * a teaspoonfui before *or " after > meals • and
one at bedtime. Continue 6 to 8 weeks.* -,-
G. I.: For Incontinence, or bedwettlng. of
children I give from B.to 10 drops of compound
fluid balmwort tn water or on sugar 4 to « times
daily, and usually in a few days. or.weeks at the
most,. a curs follows...Try lt for jour c-Ud.
CHILDREN OBSERVE
WILD FLOWER DAY
•
Floral Specimens Will Be on
Exhibition at the Library
April 22
0 OAKLAND,. April Wild flower
day, which * has been held annually
since.l9o4, with the exception of 1906,
will be held Saturday, April 22, from
9 o'clock in the morning until 9 o'clock
In the evening, in the children's room
of the, Oakland free 0 library. A com
mittee composed of one teacher; from
each school.is in charge and the speci
mens of flowers :. which * will be shown
have been collected by children from
the different school** selected by the
committee. ,
Many rare specimens have been gath
ered in the different districts about the
city and have been sent from the coun
ty library branches and some from San
Mateo county. Among the districts
represented will ■* be , Rockridge ; park
and quarry, - Dimond canyon, Tunnel
road. Piedmont district, Trestle glen,
Leona heights, Lake Chabot, Joaquin
Miller heights, Moraga road, Mill * val
ley and Mills: college ' district.
At last year's show more than 3,000
visitors came * to see the collection of
flowers.
POLICEMAN RESIGNS -Berkeley. April 20.—
Special Policeman A. P. Scott of the Berkeley
' police force, reslm«i today becau«e of ailing
health. He will « leave shortly for Phoenix,
Aria.
C?^"*' * *vSh' "*—<- __•**._•_* jaa.
Office Open
investigate"*
piedmont manor
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Lake Merritt, and twice the eleva- July 1, 1912. After that date six
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is very important. No lots less than 60 feet wide. , ""•'
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SOCIETY WOMEN
AID DAY NURSERY
Maids and Matrons Give Musi
cal Program to Help Mothers N
of West Berkeley
BERKELEY, April 20.— novel pro
gram of musical and literary; numbers
was presented this evening at the
Berkeley high school auditorium,, for
the benefit of the Berkeley day. nursery.
The first half of 'the program con
sisted "of a Burmese: story;in' song, "A
Pagodai of Flowers." The second ; part
included ;' a. r r number yof. _. French and
Italian selections incorporated *an
"Italian Street, Scene," the stage being
set to. represent a flower market in
Naples. ' 0-
'Mrs. Orrin Kipp McMurray, soloist at
St. John's Presbyterian church of
Berkeley, directed the musical numbers,
while Miss ' Georgia Cope •of ' Oakland
acted ,as stage manager. *
The entertainment was given to raise
$1,000 needed for the : erection of a
building i for the ; Berkeley day nursery
for children of mothers who are em
ployed.* Mrs. ';. Fred Clark, r one of * the
directors; Mrs. Beverly. Hodghead, ' and
other society.- matrons had charge of
the ; entertainment. • i"
OIL COMPANY INCORPORATED — Oakland.
April 20. -Articles 'of incorporation •of the
Anglo-Utah;« oil ■ and • development company
• were filed today >by W. E. Rode. L. .H.
Stuart. A. Barley. J. F. Tiir_e»r' and . John
Simpson. The capital stock, of th* cempany
is $50,000. ; .
OFFICER HITS FOR
MAYOR UP A TREE
Albany Executive Shows tie Is
Sprinter and i Did Not Get
Pussy Willows
7 ALBANY, : April 20.—Mayor ' George
"W. i Browne, crossing Cerrito creek, * the
dividing'; line between Albany and Con:
tra Costa county, to ; obtain pussy willow
branches, was treed by peace officers of
that : county, but ** he ".Anally/' made * his
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escape before they learned who he was.
Browne Is. now telling the story as a
good Joke on ; himself. 0
Accompanied, by: R. Goold, clerk.* of
the Vsanitary and health, commission.
Mayor Browne thought to aid the local
school by obtaining branches to-decor
ate the hall for a:dance.",;Goold. carried
the ax' while Browne climbed the < tree.
The constable Jat Rust '. heard the
commotion a.nd sought out the tres
passers. .Goold fled when he • saw him
but 0 Browne hid among If the ? branches
until ■■ the constable/ walked. some dis
tance' beyond him, and he too fled for
safety." " The conßtable gave chase, but
Browne was too, fleet of foot.
The constable brought the ax to Al
bany this I morning and asked for the
owner, as he swished to . return it. He
thought the joke was really on him. ■-
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product of the Wm% Jjjs&rKy'
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