The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, June 23, 1895, Page 19

FRANCISCO CALL, SUNDAY, JUNE 23, 1895 19 Out of town. te camping parties. A. Franks’ luncheon. ns to General Schofield. 3 lan lawn party in Oakland. The reguinrs at Monterey next month. In the mo s and by the seashore. Living pictures by the young ladies of Napa last Tuesda The t Bowling Club of the Con- 1 excursion to San Jose. 1ter Dean’s dinner to Rev. “dward Walk Jast Wednesday. The following en| ments nave been an- | d Miss Frances Bernstein. ward Martin French and Miss Hart-McVey. Martin-Sheehan. ireninger. ompson-De Rosa. o el | THE WEEK. | | i | ROPRIETORS of the sum- mer resorts have little cause to complain of hard mes. There never has been & season when they were so full es they are this year. The round of fetes, flower shows and c | ivals have donemuch | y who have not been | er outinegs to join the vans bound 1o the various meccas. ! have been r n complain wantof patronage. Yosemite continues to | be as popular as ever and any number of large 1 Ding parties have started for the valley. Nearly everybody is out of town, and there is | rded on here.. neral Schofield has been the ch attention since his arrival. | the inspections and public receptions and visits in this City he went down with his io the Hotel del Monte, where they now | WHAT IS GOING ON. WENTY of the most beau- tiful young ladies of Napa | posed in living pictures last Iuesday evening for the benefit of the Episco- pal church. The tableanx arranged by Mrs. Frances Edgerton, who is | at nt spending the :r et her country residence, Delto Lodge. ¢ were gotten up with artistic sccutacy, | pictures d were beautiful © s Estec, vle, Miss Spencer, | Miss Boogs, Miss Gift, Miss Bowles and | 3 took the prominent ps { pictures there were musi- These were under the charge of Spencer, during the Trilby Vocal selections Miss Laura Pege, Miss Ruth and Mr. Prefontaine. C.W. f Was the accompan re she sang endered b White, Mrs. Wy Par Last Sunday the Tuesday Night Bowling Club of the Concordia gave an excursion toSan Jose. The party leit San Francisco at 8 o'clock in the morning. Afterspending an hout at the Hotel dome they drove to Alum Rock, where an srate lunch was served by the ladies, after which the home journey was commenced, and upon arriving in this City they were invited the gentlemen 10 & SumMpLUOUS Tepastata estaurant. Those in the party Slessinge s Lena Gerst, wn, Mis ¥ & Meininger and_Joseph Kothschild, president of the “club. Mr. and Mzs. Jacob | Adler chaperoned the party. it has been definitely scttled that about 700 | of the United States troops stationed around ; this harbor will leave here about July 6 to march to Del Monte and go into camp withinn | mile of the hotel. They will arrive there about | July 15, making several stops en route, and will remain ebout one month. There will be about seven companies of the First Infantry, two troops of the Fourth alry and two het- teries of the Fifth Artillery, with their fuli complement of ofti The camp will be at the same place nised years ago when Gen- eral n A. Miles, U8.A., was in command. This mpment will be a great attraciion to society people, and it is expected that many will be at the hotel at that time. A lawn party was tendered to the Michigan Association of California by Miss Edith M. Mc- Lellan at her residence, 914 Castro street, Oal land, on Monday evening. The large lawn was covered with -bright-colored Japanese lanterns and the interior of the house was profusely decorated with flowers. After viewing the beautiful collection of paintings, £11 the handi- work of Miss McLellan, who Is an artist of con- siderable note, the guests adjourned to the sarlor, where a vocal solo was rendered by Miss Raymona: '« whistling solo by Miss Gertrude Judd, sccompanied by Miss Noble; a piano <olo by little Miss Wilcox, and an original reci- tation by . Wylle. A dainty supper was then served, after which all present partici- pated in dencing. At the Juncheon given by Mrs. F. 4. Frank at ber home, 2004 Van Ness avenue, in honor of Mre. Cyrus Walker, the guests were: Mrs. L, L. Baker, Miss Stone, Mrs. John F. Merrill, Mr W. H. Taylor, Mrs.'R. J. Wilson and Mrs. A. Parrott. 4t thelr room% in the Palace Hotel on Wednesday evening Mr. and Mrs. Walter Dean gave u_dinner party io Rey.George Edward Waik of Trinity Chureh. BETROTHALS, 2 ARDS have been received here announcing that the | wedding of Helen Schenck, daughter of Pay Director Schenck of the navy, and Licutenant Edward afar- tin French, U. 8. N., will Juiy 22. Pay Director Schenck was stationed here ten yvears, and his family has many friends in San Francisco. The wedding of Dr. J. Healy Jr. and Miss | Mrs. Maw take piace at Annupoml" Lizette Hunt, sister of Fish Commissioner Hunt, will take place at the home of the bride, 918 Ellis street, next Wednesday evening. The engagement fs announced of Joseph Jacobi and Miss Selma Altmayer. They will | H‘(’\-h‘e at 834 Turk street to-day and Wednes- ay. ¥ The wedding of S.Jacobwitz and Miss Celia Wolff, anughter of Joseph H. Wolf, will take place on Sunday, the 30th inst.,at2r.n,at | the home of the bride’ s mother, 602 Leaven- worth street. Announcement is made of the engagementof | Miss Mary Breeze, daughter of Mrs. Thomes Breeze, to Lieutenant Harry A. Benson, Fourth Cavalry, U. 8, A. The engagement is announced of M. J. Bar- nett of this City and Miss Frances Bernstein, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. G. Bernstein. At home, 1826 Ellis street, this aiternoon. BEFOKE THE ALTAR. AST Tuesday there took place the pretty wedding of T. P, Martin, son of Captain Martin of Alviso, and Miss Mamie Sheehan, danghter of D. J. Sheehan of this City, at St. Joseph’s Church. The ceremony, which was performed the Rev. Father Gleeson, was witnessed by & throng of relatives and friends, The bride was attired in a gown of white moire. silk with orange blossoms, while the bridesmaid, sister of the bride, Miss Nellie Sheehan, was & happ contrest in Nile-green silk. After the ceremony & Teception was tendered the guests by the happ at their residence, 217 Gough streef. The presents were numerous and cost! After the wedding jesst Mr. and Mrs. Ma leit for San Jose on & tour of the State for their honeymoon. Among those (r(‘fl:!!l Charles "Adams. Mr. and M Mr. and Mrs. Martinoni, Mr. and Mrs, Pitman, Mr. and Mrs. Jomes Igo, Frank J. Kavensugh, Mr. and_Mrs anaugh, Mr. and Mrs, Wilsc Hercheim, Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. R. Dayis, Mr. an nd M } Mr. and Mrs. more, Mr. and pieker, Mr. Mr. and Mrs., ; cBride, Mr. rs. J. Borden, Mr.and Mrs. M. Gallagher, Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Young, Mr. and Mrs. W. Oaks, Mr. aund Mrs. Lords, Captain and ' Mrs.' J. Martin, Annie - and Nellie Sheehan, Miss Sullivan, Misses Maggie, Flora and Esther Martin, Misses Maggie and Mary Cavanagh, Miss Annie Latham, M Cummings, Mis Mabel and Tillie Gallagher, Gertie Payne, srs. W. J. Dunne, Al Latham. Peter B. Martin, James Corbett, John Martin Jr., D. Sheehan , James Martin, Theo Mar- tin, W. D. Joiner, James Sheehan, R.Radke, William Thompson and Walter Goldie. fe: Lang-Greninger. The wedding of Miss Helena Greninger of this City and William Lang of Oakland took place atthe residence of the bride’s parents, 107 Buchanan street, June 15. The couple, during the service, stood beneath a large wed- ding-bell and a beautiful flower piece. The bride was handsomely dressed in white satin with orange-blossoms. Miss Julia Greninger wes the maid of honor, and Mr. Charles Vath best man. Mr. and Mrs. Lang left for Santa Cruz for their honeymoon. Among those pres- ent were: Mr. and Mrs. Otto Lang, Mr. and Mrs. August Lang, Mr. and Mrs. Adolf Lang, Mr. and Mrs. D. N. Lang, Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Greninger, Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Greninger Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Leonard, Mr. and Mrs. Taylor, Mr. and Mrs, Baker, the Misses Ema, Pauline and Julia i Eugene Pfaeffle, Miss Kirchner, Trueworthy, Miss Vath, Miss Wride, Mr. and 3 ) Mr. Sweeney, E. Groezinger, C. Vath, H. von Katte, H. Greninger, Mr. Wagner, | Judge Groezinger. Hart-MoVey, The wedding of Miss Belle McVey and John P. Hart took place at Sacred Heart Church, on Fell street, near Filimore, Tuesday evening last. The church was handsomely decorated and was thronged with numerous friends of the young people. The bridal party was led DLy the ushers, Frank J. Hart and Will Sweeney ; Miss An Hart and Miss Nellie Cramer as bridesinaids and Miss Minnie McVey as maid of honor. Then came the bride, lean- ing on the arm of her brother, John McVey. They were met at the chancel | by the groom "and his best man, Mark Hart. Rey. Father Kearns performed the ceremony, after which the wedding party returned to the residence of the bride’s mother, Mrs. Mary McVey, 62217 Hayes street, wheré ' reception was held. dhe residence was illuminAted, and the large spacious parlors were decorated with choice plants and exot Numerous toasts were ofiered and responded to with enthusi- asm. The wedding presents were numerous and handsome. Mr. and Mrs. Hart left on their wedding trip to Senta, Cruz on Wednesday morning, and after their return they will reside in their new home, 2918 Pine street. Thompson-De Rosa. There was a quiet but pretty wedding last Thursday evening, at the residence of the bride’s parents in Oakland, the contracting parties being William Thompson of the stenmer Peru and Victorine de Rosa of Oakland. The bride, who is a handsome brunette, wore a lavender silk. The hpuse was tastefully deco- rated for the occasion. The ceremony was per- formed by the Rey. Father King, after which the party sat down to a wedding supper, only the reletives and intimate friends of the happy couple being vresent. CLUB_PARTIES, —4IVISION Ne. 10, Ancient Order of Hibernians of America, gave their first entertainment and ball at Drew’s Hall last Tuesday evening. It was a very suc- ¥ cesstul affair, and reflected l credit on the committee of 2 errangements. John H. Dolan presided and conducted the evening’s exercises., The following programme was car- ried out: Tenor solo, P. J. Flaherty; frish jig, Miss Mary Cavanagn, with the accompaniment oi Kd O0’Connor of Division No. 11, a real Irish violinist; accordion solo, Mr. Wolf; recitation, “Battle of Lookout Mountain,” Alice Condon; acrobatic performance, the Van Ness brothers; song, Dan’ Kemp; recitation; Irish hornpipe, Miss May Cavanagh and Miss Alice Condon, Dancing followed the programme. The com- mittee of arrangements were: John W. Power, Jobn J. Sweeney, John H. Dolan, M. Donahoe, . McGuiness; reception — P. MeGuiness, P. Smith, T. Conghlin, M. McManus; floor man- ager, John W. Powers; floor committee—J. J. Sieeney, Daniel Smith, Thomas Regan, Wil- liam F. Burke, John Coughlin, M. Donahoe. The tenth party given by the members of the X0/ s\\\@ Auu(«‘ ) N, NS = N evening was an enjoyableand successful affair. That the warm weather did not prevent man from attending was demonstruel] by the fac thatabout one hundred couples participated in the grand march under the leadership of Will K. Owens and Miss Blanche Clinton, the latter being attired in a handsome and very becoming gown of yellow silk, with trimmings of yellow silk chitfon, and tiny yellow buds 2nd maidenhair ferns around a square bertha. The next party of this club takes place July 16. BY LODGE No. 194, s of St. George, will give a smoker party on Saturday evening, June 29, at St. George's Hall, 817 Mason street, between O'Farrell and Geary. The Eschscholtzias will ve their second party at National Hall next Thursday evening. The Tuesday Night Club will give its tenth arty at Union-square Hall next Tuesday even- ng. The Mexican Ladies’ Circle give their annual Hicnic at Wildwood Glen Park, Sausalito, to- ay. . The Xavier Literary Club will give an enter- tainment and social at San Franecisco Hall, Al- cazer building, next Wednesday evening. AT THE SUMMER RESORTS. the latest arrivals at Castle Crag Tavern from San Francisco were: Mr. and Mrs. James Nash Brown, Miss Campbell and Miss Annie Campbell, Mrs. J. Lynch, Joseph Britton, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Rey sander, Mr. and Mrs, W, Henday, Mrs. Willis E. Davis and three children, Mr. and Mrs. Alex Boyd, Miss Maggie McGreger, Mr. and Mrs. M. Castle, F. Shuahacher; Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Van Sicklen, Miss Dorothy Van Sicklen, Miss Helda Van Sicklen, Fred and Hor- ace Van Sicklen, Miss Julia Crocker, Miss Belle 0’Connor, Mr. and Mrs, George Hage- man, Mr. and Mrs. Isanc Upham and J. O. Up- hem, Mc. and Mrs. A. P. Talbot, Mr. and Mrs .S, Foote, daughter and two sons, W. G. Brown, Mi. and Mre. J. M. Cunningham and three children, Mr. and Mrs. George Crocker, Miss Bertie Rutherford, Mr. and Mrs. William Patterson, Miss Laura Weinreich, Mrs. Jennie A. Whitiell, Miss Florence Whittell and Mrs. M. J. Graham. H. M. A. Miller will spend the summer at Castle Crag. 5 Miss Julia Crocker arrived last week to join her mother and sister at the Jentemarie cot- tage. They will spend the better part of the season there. Mr. and Mrs. George Crocker were up to the the first of the week. They are fitting ir cottage and will move into it in & few At the Hotel Del Monte among the week’s ar- rivals were: Lieutenant-General Schofield, Mrs. Schofield, Miss Kilbourne, General James W. Forsyth, Captain John Pitcher, Lieutenant Charles B. Schofield, Hon. John P. Sanger; August Yancke, Amsterdam; Mr. end Mrs. G. G‘. Josselyn, New Jersey; Mr. and Mrs. W. H. H. Stowell, and W. A. Stowell, St. Paul; the following from San Francisco: H. Boalt and family, Edward ise Jr., General and Mrs. B. Kirkpat- <. Miss Adelalde Kirkpatrick, Mr. and Mrs, J.0'B. Gunn, G, A. Gunn, Ed M.'Gunn, Charles oore, H.'F. Dufton, H. L. E. Méyer and family, Mr. and Mrs. J.'N. Knowles and son, Mr. and Mrs. R. Jones, Mr. and Mrs: G. T. Terduwen, George Tashiera, W. F. Dunphy, Ira . E.Webb, Major J. B, Louck, Miss M. The family of John D. Spreckels are paying their usual summer visit at the Hotel del Coro- nado. The party includes Mrs. Spreckels, Miss Grace Spreckels, Miss Lillie Spreckels, Master Claus Spreckels, Mrs. C. Mangels, Miss A. Mangels and Miss Bigeley. J. Lugsdin, manager of R. G. Dun & Co., has joined his family at Coronado. E. A. Van Bergen of San Franclsco is spend- ing a few days at the hotel with Mrs. Van Ber- gen and party, who have been there for sev- eral weeks, H. G. W. Dinkelspiel and bride of San Fran- cisco spent & portion of their honeymoon at Coronado. Mllss A. C. Cherry is now a guest at that re- sort. Mr. and Mrs. E. P. Gray of San Franeisco, who are summering at the Hotel del Coro- “dln(' were spending a few days in the City last week. Mrs. Cornelius O'Conuor and daughters, Lina and Dell, have been at Paso Robles for three weeks and will remain the rest of the month. Judge Ralph Harrison and wife arestill at Paso Kobles. Levi Straus and M. A. Block are making their annual visits to Paso Robles. The good effects ot tne carnival at Santa Cruz are evidenced by the increase of visitors and the awakened interest in the many suburban resorts of the pleasant City by the Sen. One of the hotels thus prominently honored is the Hotel del Mar, situated on the bay of Mon- terey, in East Santa Cruz. Among those lately registered were: Mr. and Mrs, T. J. Welsli, Howard Welsh, Mrs. £. 8. Code, Miss E. Booth, Miss A. Booth, Mrs. and Miss Ware, Mrs, Miller, Mrs. William Molloy, Mrs. J. B. Mastin, Miss Nellie Muartin, Miss'A. McGuan, Miss Annie Morrissy, Miss Nellie Hennessy, J. D, Sullivan, Herbert Choynski, Miss B. Mofloy, Mrs. T. M. Sullivan, Mrs. J. J. Gonzales, Miss Eujenc Gonzales, W. A. Breslin, Mrs. 8. Haber, Mrs. M. J. Donovan, Miss Dora Donovan, Leo’ Cooper, Mrs. Felix Merzbach, William Cronan, Mrs, O, T, Carvill, Master George Poultney. Miss Olive Libby, Miss Josie Conly, Miss Daly, A. Bauer. At Skaggs Hot Springs in Sonoma County among those lately registered were: Mre. L. M. Macfarland, Miss M. Macfarland, R.J. Horn, 1. P. Thomas, H. C. Kent, P.J. Campion, W. J. Keenan, A. Walsh, Mrs. George J. Cesanova, Frank A; Martin, James Murphy. James Mur- phy Jr., John Kavanagh, Millie Kavenagi, E. A.”Kolb and family, laymona Huper, 3 Stanley, Miss Stanley, Harry Denkerd, Black, Mrs. W. M. Elack, Miss Kittie Black, Miss Anita Black, George Grunwald, J. Humphries, J. C. Nealon, Jacob Beer, M B. Lamy, Miss F. Lamy, 'San_Francisco; Mr. and Mrs. O. E. Derby, Mré, E, M. Derby, Fruit- vale; Dr. . K. Dunn, Mrs. R. K. Dunn, Muster R. Dunn, Oakland. At Vichy Springs the weather could not be finer end the popular resort continuesto be well patronized by its regular guests as well as by many newcomers. Among the late ar- rivals were: Bidney 8. Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Wulzen, L. J. Myers, W. M. Dudley, Mr. and Mrs. EAJ. Livernash, Harry E. Wise, Mrs. N. C. Walton, John Bermingham, William C. Brown, Mrs. Holmes, Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Gold- man, Mr. and Mrs. S, D. Bailey, Milton D. Bailey, Miss Florence M. Bailey, William Wal- lace, George Goodman, J. A. Enquist, J. Wols, H. E. Pennell, Benjamin P. Upham, 3iss F. M. Robertson, Mrs, C. H. Reynolds, Miss Fennell, Mrs. J. A. Maguire, George E. Gullagher, W. R. Young, J. Meyerstein, F. W. Croweli, Captain and Mrs. G. F. Smith, Mr. and Mrs. K. Smith, Miss Freds $mith, H. Friedlander, Mark Meyer, Preston R. Rauch, Martin M. Hagan, Mrs. B. Meyer, Mrs. W. A. Rauch, Miss Rauch, C. H. Reynolds, F. Hohericson, A. W. R. Schmidt, H.F. Miller, F. M. de Lano, Abbott A. Hanks, Thomas H. Rush, W. B. Kirk, Mr. and Mrs, Rounsevelle Wildman and family, Mrs. Louis Aldrich, B. Marks, Joe Newfield, Sem Marks, M. McDonough, O, C. Glover, General W. H. Dimond, Colonel J. R. Laine, Colonel Currier, Major F. C. Cluff, Captain Carrington, U, 8. A., Colonel M. H. Hecht, Major George H. Pop- Ry Major W. . Waters, san Francisco; Mrs. . H. Thompkins, San Leandro; Senator Thomas Fliut Jr., Hon. J. M. Mannon, San Juan; Judge and Mrs. A. P. Overton, Santa Rosa; Miss Kate Menasses, Stockton: S.J. Ma- guire, Rancho del Walker Valley; L. Kal- man, Alameda: Mrs. M. Gumpel, Miss D. Hirsehberg, Mr. and Mrs. Jaumes A. Royce, Oakland. Among the late arrivals at the Hotel Mateo are the following: Mr. and Mrs. Mann and family, Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Ackerman and fam- ily, Mr. ana Mrs. Gallois and family, H. R. Williar and family, Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Rose, Mrs. Goldstein, R.’S. Fgirchild, G. 3. Fisher, G. E. Ames, W. R. Belcher, S. 8. Bolger, J. Glover Smith, 0. W. Williams, Lewis D. Jones. Among the late arrivals at Hotel Azalea, Camp Taylor, were: Mrs. Honigsberger and family, Mrs. M. J. Waldheimer and family, L. Bamberger, Mrs. H. Godirey and family, Miss Myra Hepbuzgn, Mrs. J, L. Hoffman and family, Mrs. E. Hoffman, Master E.L. Scherif, Master Jules Gless, Mrs. M. Mever. Mrs. N, Roethe, the Misses Koethe, Miss E. Meyer, Dr. A. Thomas and wife, Miss Stasia Fetherstone, L. M. Juhland family, San Francisco; Mrs. A. Rudgear and family, Mr. and Mrs. Kreuzfeldt, Onkland. The latest arrivals at Madrone Springs were: J.F. Meddock, Miss Grace Valentine, Mrs. A, Shawl, W. H. Barr, A. W. Wagoner, W. W. son, P. F. Helms, John Blohm, Nicholas Fisk, San Francisco; F. Rider, Miss Kitty Carry, Miss Annie Lefene, L. M. Savage, Charles McDer- mott, Oakland . G. McCracken, Miss Irene Thomas, F. A. Rei s Susie Kirby, Madrone; Miss Paige, Howe Valley; A. G. Field,San Jose. Quite a party of young folks from Hotel de Redwood attended the carnival at Santa Cruz. The hotel is rapidly filling up. Among the late arrivalsare: Mr. and Mrs. Ainsworth and family, Mr. and Mrs. Moore, Miss Freda Moore, Miss Emma Moore, Miss Katherine Engelhart, Mrs. H. Miller of Seattle, Miss Marjory Miller, Miss Alice Jordan, Miss Edith Treanor, Miss Alice Treanor, David Folz, Miss Etta Miller, 1. Perey Mills of San Jose, Mr. and Mrs. Cone and family, J. Crawford, D. A. Brown, Miss Ger- trude Smith, Miss Mae Smith, Miss Crete Jones, Miss Grace Leavenworth, Mr. and Mrs. Jansen, Miss Pauline Barbie, Mr. aud Mrs. Robins of Oskland, Miss Florence Moore, Laurence Wagner, BFpRE Dr.John Wagner and family will spend the month of July at Hotel de Redwood, as will also Mr. and Mrs. Catlin &nd family and Miss M. C. Robertson. David Folz, who was so seriously injured last month, 1s convalesing. Charming sunny weather makes it delight- ful for the guests at Paraiso Springs. Fishing parties are often driven over to the Arroyo Seco, where mountain trout abound. One of these parties, headea by Dr. J. Perault of 8an o, returned home with a yery large cateh and since then parties have been leaving for the fishing grounds daily. Among the latest arrivals are: A. H. Smith, J. La Matre, Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Cook, E. C. Cook Jr., Miss Amelia Cook, William Koch, Mr. and Mrs, Ernast Schmidt, D. A. Carvern, John H. Clien, Mr. and Mrs. J. M. McDonsld, 3. F. Witzel, Mrs. F. Veen and children, Mr. and Mrs. Charles L. H. Rowling, Willis N L. Nicholson, F. W. V. Wahrlick, harles F. Bowie, Santa Cruz; Dr. A, ‘Lauenstein, Robert Salinas; i H. Mories and wife, A. E. Lauenstein, Alamedsa. The following guests registered last week at the EI Monte Hotel, Sausalito: W. L. Crawford and family, A, Seligsohn and family, Miss L. Manning, Mrs. F. Stamper and daughter, Mrs, Danzingar and sons, F. Teichman and wife, A. Hagan ond family, L. E. Hanchet, Dr. F.'M. Hackett and wite, Mrs. D. M. Wilson and fam- H. Flsbach and family, Henry Meyer, Paul riedman and family, A. C. Jossélyn and wife, F. W. Croudnce and family, Dr. Gedge, ¥. W. Reade and sons, W. M. Hinton Jr., J. A. McCor- mick and family, F. Allyn Orr, Miss Maud Baleh, Thomas F, Agnew, Captain J. E. Me- Culloéh and family, Eugene Levy and family Semuel Leaynsicy and umily, W. J. Tobin an wife, Mrs. A. F. Berryhitll, Milton C. Meyerfeld, Miss E. Henderson, Moritz Meyer and family, AM. Meyerfeld, James C. MeDiarmid, Arthur Al McCloughry, Miss Sarah Meverfeld. T. H. Smith, Miss Florence [srael and Mrs. G. Pardoe. The presentseason at the Hotel Vendome in San Jose promises to be the gavest of the gay, and the past week has been exceedingly lively. The weather is perfect, the days not too warm and the nights delightfully cool. The grounds look well. The tennis courts are well patron- ized, cycling is more popular than ever and the Wednesday night hops are well attended. Riding and driving are events of the day's programme. Meny of the guests have their own equipages, among them being Mrs, W. H. Talbot, Mrs. R. E. Pierce. Dr. McAlahon, A. C. Kuhn, Dr. Burke, Mrs. D. Snitjer, Dr. W and Jick Carroll, Mrs. Palbot has teams st the Vendome besides a tiny Shetland pony for the use of her pretty children, Will and Vera, both of whom are excellent whips. Among those domiciled here for the summer are Mrs. George Huntsman, Mrs. Henry Kohler, Miss Gertrude Nupthaly, Mr.and Mrs. L. Rosen” shine, H. W. Hyman, Mrs. Hyman, Misses Emily and Ruth Hyman, Samuel Hyman, Robert Hy- man, Miss Robert, Miss Lillien Goodman, Miss Edith Schmitt, P. H, Plant, and Congressman Eugene F. Loud and his daughter, Mrs. Grace anders. Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Richardson and their daughter, Miss' Madge, rode over from San Francisco on their wheels and spent a portion of last week at the hotel. Mrs. J. M. Neville of he¥ danghter, Mrs. H John F. Merrill an last week at the hotel. Numerous applications for rooms are re- ceived deily and the Vendome will soon be taxed to its utmost capacity. Among the most recent arrivals from San Francisco are: C. Gordan Daniel, E. R. Townsend, M. Abrams, W. R. Norway, Maurice Schwitt, i1, J. Hart, Mr. and Mrs. L. Rosenshine, 1. Plonsky, E. B. Peck, George A. Rigg, Mrs. Charles B. Hill and child, E. E. Johnson, J. H. Cunning- ham, John Bouse, Mrs. I L. Mansfield, Miss Wili{amson, H. R. Williar, E. L. Lillis, Mr. and Mrs. €. Washbourne, C. Bundschu and_ wife, Miss Bundschu, Master Bundschu, W. G. Richardson and wife, Miss Madge Richardson, John Spruena_and wife, J. J. Pfister, G. A. Matten, John F. Merrill, wife and children, M. Wiener, E. N. McGettigan, Miss S. B. Carleton, n Francisco is visiting §. Bruner. family spent a portion of A. 8. Wallberg, A. H. R. Schmitt, wife and children, K. A. Knight, J. H. Callaban, Miss Agnes _Callahan, Aibert B. Meggs, C. N, Fischer, F. L. Dow, James L. Frazier ana wife, L. C. Straus and wife, R. Ryan and wife, Charles P. Hall, W. B. Forman, J.L. Halstead Jr., C. L. Doychert, Charles W. Cemm and wife, Miss Lillian Goodman, J. B. Tibbotts and wife, Miss Edith R. 8chmitt, L. P. Holden, Dumphy, A. 8. Ricks, B. F. Louis, P. W. M. Ralph, R. H. Plant, Mrs. G, . Kempvan and wife, Sam eyman, Samuel Conen, C. Frolic, George E. Dow, H. G. Mugs, H. Lally, I Lookgood, 1I. P. Martin, J. G. Paton, C. C. Kinsey, R. F. Loud, Mis. Grace E. Sanders, W. H. Lowdin, James C. Nenlon, James H. Humphreys, Dave M. Foltz, M. M. Dinkelspeil, H, W. Goodal, F. Riffle, J. B. Pitchiord, Thom W. Brooks, Charles C. Moore, Mrs. J. M. Nevill At the Hotel Rafae during the past week the weather has been exceedingly warm, and driving and bicyele riding have been indulged in only during the cool evenings. Quite a number of families have arrived during the pest few days. The verandas of the hotel and clubhouse present a lively appearance, and foel irefty, EIMAE costumes are being dis- ayed. R Tasophi Datley, the professional tennis-player, has been here for several days. Amonf those who have availed themselves of his instrue- tions are J. J. Crooks, Mr. Pardo, George de Long, F. A. Greenwood, H. C. Breeden, A. Me- Bean and J. McLean. Both courts are occupied cnnslum{“dming the coolest portion of the day. Miss Mec! Miss Cawlan and Miss Della Davidson have been playlng considerably of late, The eighth anuual tournament for the cham- pionship of the Pacific States will be held at the courts of Hotel Rafael on Tuesday, the 2d, and Wednesday, the 3d, of July, cominencing at 10:30 A. M. each day. The championship finul round will be played at 2 P. M. on Thurs- day, July 4, The winner of the all-comers tournament will be calied upon to play Samuel Hardy, the present champion, ifor the :m&xh? ol presented by the association, valued at ), o become the personal property of the player who is champion three times, not necessarily in succession. All matches will be best three- out-of-five sete, All i:m” will be governed by the laws of the U. 8. L. T. A. The ball of the present season will be given Thursday evening, July 4. Invitations will be mailed during the present week. Mrs. 1L awrence Poole will be at the hotel for some time with her friends, Mr.and Mrs. George A. Low. Consul de Lalande and family will arrive Bean,’ iune 27, and remain until the latter part of ugust, Mr. and Mrs. T. R. Church will be guests over the Fourth, Baron and Baroness von Schroeder will ar- rive from New York on Tuesday next. Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Middleton are at the hoiel dor a long stay. Mr. and Mrs. Davideon entertained Mr. and Mrs. McCutehen and Mr. and Mrs. G. D. Boyd at dinner, and Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Crooks enter- tained Mr..and Mrs. Lieutenant Fechteler. Mrs. H. Newhall, George Newhail and Walter Newhall will oceupy the cottage which Mr.and Mrs, Blanding and family occupied last season. Mr. and Mrs. Ellicott have engaged rooms for the latter part of July. Dr. N. Rowe of Chicago has been &t the hotel for some days. Dr. J. F. Buckley and family arrived on Weanesday and will remain for a long sojourn. Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Thompson will remain during the month of July. = Mre, A. P. Brayton and Miss Brayton are ex- pected the latter part of June. Miss Blanche and Miss Octavis Hoge arrived o?l’n;esday last to remain till the latter part of July. Among the arrivals at Highland Springs were: H./C. Lyon, Mrs. C. A.Weehe, Miss Weehe, Edmund Marks, Miss Grace Sterrell, Miss Maud McLish, Miss Bell Sterrell, W.R. Curry, D. M. Plate, Miss Alice Harmon, She man Adams, Harry Weihe, Miss Elizabeth Par- Ql‘e and child, May Matthews, W.T. Wheatly, Miss Nelson, Mr: M. Stevens, Mrs. IraJ. Harmon, the Misses Alice and Maud Harmon, Dr. T. Brennan, George W. Hiukle, B. W. Staud, W. R. Donaldson, Mrs. C. A. Mason, Charles A. Newson, F. G. Harper, O. Elling- house, Miss W. J. Dunn, W. H. Crowell, E, Friedlander, S8amuel Patrick, Mrs. D. Grun- inger, Miss Eunice Gruninger, Miss Juliet Gruninger, Mrs. J. N. Hueve, Mrs. Wheatley, W. G. Holcombe, Dr. M. Cooke, W. P. Hille- brand, San Francisco; J. M. Linforth, Mrs, Perry and chiidren, Mrs. Manso and sons, Mrs, Grasmey and children, Mrs. C. G. Rodolph, Mis. D. H. Mathews, Miss Mollie Mathews, Alto T. Rode, W. E. Rode, Mrs. D. R. Roe, Misses Annie and Kate Reid, J.J. Bulliven, Theodore Wei?flat, Mrs. George Strong, Oakland; Mrs. A. G. Meyers, Fort Jones; B. S. Little, Eureka; Major J. F. Buckner, Mr. and Mrs, F. J. Woodland; J. A. Noell, San Jose; 3 Marshall, Kelseyville; W. Brookane, R.J. Henderson, H. V. Kuling, Lakeport. Among the guestsnow at the Cypress Villa in San Rafael are Mrs. B. Alexander, Mrs. M. Alexander, Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Rockwoo: Captain Lees, Mrs. Sheehan, Miss L. Thann- hayser, Mr. €rowell, Harold Crowell, Dr. C. A. Bonesteel and family, Mrs. A. Mautner and family, Mrs. Victor \illiams and femily, William Beggs, Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Bohannon, Miss L. Bohannon, Miss M. Bohanuon, W.E. Miller, E. Mertinelli, 0. Wilding, Mrs. Kramer and son, Charles Smith, A. Hawkins, J. Robin- son, G.' Ford, Mrs. Captain McKinzie and fumily. 2 As the season advances the number of arri- vals at /Etna Springs is increasing. Many visitors are expected for the celebration of the Fourth of July, one of the features of which will be a display of fireworks. ~Among those lately registered were: W, Ellenwood, Mr. and Mrs. "J. . Raphael and children, George Habernicht, C. Ellis, J. H. Gray, David Lauders, Charles G. Pierce, F. M. Pierce, Miss Susie Haas, Miss Carrie Haas, Miss Rosie Haas, Miss Emma Short, Mrs. F. N. Short, Mrs. W. W. Coates, J. Barton, all of San Franeisco; Henry Shaw, Jersey City; Ben T.Shaw, New York. Late arrivals at Gilroy Hot Springs were: A. J. Martin, Mrs. McCormick, Mrs. Wilson, Mrs. A. Finkenstedt, G. J. Wilcox, Mr. and Mrs. J. Masson, A. C. Freese, Mrs. A, C. Freese and two l.'hfldren.c\.g. 1d, A. J. s i . Heinckon, Mrs. A, C. Heincken, Miss I Rea, Miss Blanche Coff, Miss Florence Bassig- nante, George M. Lewis, Walter Talcott, Merk Lennon, Mr. and Mrs. P, Martin, Mrs, A. Poter- son and deughter, George F. McDonald, J. F. McHenry, Heary Pugge, J. Glinis and W. P. Dalton. PERSONALS. - RS. TIBURCIO PARROTT has come to San Francisco from Napa to mnsake her home and will reside at 1803 Broadway. The Misses Carroll, Oy daughters of the late John l Carroll, left recently for i the East, en route to Eu- rope, where they will join a party of friends, cousisting of Miss Bolton, Robert Bolton and Mr. Castle. Dr. and Mrs. Stokes, U, 8. N., are expected to return to this City from Yokohama during the coming autumn. They left here for the Orient shortly after their marriage. Lieutenant C. G. Lyman, U. 3. A., formerl, aid-de-camp at headguarters Department of California, is back in this City on a vacation from his duties in Washington and is staying with his family at 2119 California street. Captain Carey and Miss Carey, after a week's visit to San ,\I’uleo and its vicinity, have re- turned to the Occidental Hotel, where they are making their home. General Pierce M. B. Young, United States Minister to Guatemala, is here enjoying a part of his vacation season. Heis a guest at the Palace Hotel. After a stay in this City he will o to Atlauta, Ga. Mr, and Mrs. H. M. Yerington of Carson are here and have apartments at the Palace Hotel. Mrs. J. W. McClung and Miss McClung, ad companied by Miss May Denman, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Denman, are spending the month at Pescadero. Miss Mary Harrison, who has been making her home with her brother and sister- Lieutenant and Mrs. George Harrison, Al near Washington, D. C., for the past few years, is expected to return shortly to this City. Ex-Mayor dud Mrs. Johu R. Glaseock of Oak- land will spend a part of the midsnmmer at Castle Crag. They will have with them Miss Glascock, Miss Mhoon and Miss McKee. Stewart Wright, who has been the guest of Mrs. Selden 8. Wright at her home on Lom- bard street, will leave to-day for Fresno, where | she will join her husband, Colonel Wright. Mry, Benjamin T. Lacy and her duughters, | the Misses Lacy, have left for their country | place at Fair Oaks for a season’s stay. i Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Tallant are spending the summer_ in town to superintend the improve- ments they are making in their Washington- street residence. Mr. and Mrs. J. M. McClure have returned:| from their wedding trip south, which included | # stay at Santa Cruz during the water carnival. They will soon be settled in their residence, 1336 Adeline street, Oakland, and will be at home on the first and third Fridays of each month. Mrs. McClure is the graceful and ac- complished daughter of Colonel and Mrs. Stew- | art Wright of Fresno, Mr. and Mrs. William L. Ashe are passing a few weeks in santa Cruz, Mr. and Mrs. J. Philip Smith will remain. at Sunshine Villa in Santa Cruz about three months more before going to Paris. Mr. and Mrs. Ryland B. Wallace and Miss Fomie Wallace areé visiting the Yosemite Val- X ey Mrs. L.L. Baker and her sister, Miss Stone, have returned from a prolonged Enstern trip. Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Rose sailed from New York last Wednesday for Europe, where they will travel for several months. Charles Holbrook and Miss Olive Holbrook have been visiting friends in Boston recently. & B. Crockettarrived in Bremen last Monday. William 8. McMurtry has arrived in London. Mrs. A. Roos was at the Savoy Hotel, London, on the 7th inst. She will be jomed shortly by her husband, who is on the way there. Baron and Baroness von Schroeder have ar- rived in New York and will soon come to this coast, where they will remain all summer. Mrs. LeRoy Hough and son, of San Mateo, have gone East on a visit. Talbot Clifton and Harry N. Simpkins will leave for Alaska next month. Mr.and Mrs. E. H. Mozart have returned from an extended tour through Palestine and Egypt and have taken their residence, 710 Twenty-first street. Miss™ Margaret O'Callaghan spent carnival week with a party of friends at Santa Cruz. She is at present makinga brief visit with them at Ben Lomond. De: F. F. Knorp has returned from his tour around the world. Richard J. Mier will leave on Wednesday for New Orleans. Charles F. Ratto and E. Gauthier Jr. left yes- terday for an oxiended tour in the southern part of the State. Mr. and Mrs. Ekstrand and their daughter Emma have gone to Mill Valley for the sum- mer. Miss Carrie Dee Rogers, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. R. Wesley Rogers, has returned to the City after a six weeks' visit to Mr. and Mrs. R. G. Kelley of Alameda. Mrs. William Willis and her niece, iiss India Willis Scott, are sojourning at the Sea Beach Hotel, Santa Cruz. Mrs. John B. Mendes and her son Carlos are at Tamalpais Villa for the Summer. Mrs. Hattie B. Steele and her children, with her friend, Miss Gertrude Frost, are summer- ing at Roselawn, Tamalpais. fir J. E. Duffy has taken a cottage at Los Getos, where she will ’E“d the coming two months, accompanied by her daughter, Miss Hannah Duffy, and Miss Maggie Sulitvan. Joseph Licht isspending the summer visit- ing relatives at Los Alamos, Santa Barbara County, Fre&y Zacharias and his sister Aggie have gone to Bartlett Springs for a few weeks. Mrs. Ben Bibo left Saturday for an extended trip to New Mexico. She was accompanied by her niece, Miss Rose Bibo. A curious present for a deaf person has been introduced in Germany—a fan, deftly concealing & tiny ear trumpet in its stick. NEW TO-DAY—DRY GOODS. BARGAINS Fow EFERYBODY THIS WEEK - OUR GREAT SACRIFICE CLEARANCE SALE ! It will only require a glance through the following specimen quotations to convince any one that IT WILL PAY WELL TO ATTEND OUR GREAT SACRIFICE CLEARANCE SALE THIS WEEK, for the sale continues with such DEEP AND UNSPARING CUTS IN PRICES that no matter what may be needed in the dry goods line a choice can now be secured from THE VERY BEST STYLES AND QUALITIES IN THE MARKET AT ENORMOUS DISCOUNTS FROM ACTUAL VALUES! MEN’S FURNISHINGS! At 15 Cents. 95 dozen MEN'S'FANCY BORDERED HEMSTITCHED JAPANESE SILK HAND- KERCHIEFS, extra large size, will be closed out at 15¢c each. At 15 Cents. 75 dozen MEN’S JAPANESE ALL-SILK HANDKERCHIEFS, with large embroidered initials and hemssitched borders, will be closed out at 15¢ each. At 10 Cents. 145 dozen ME. FULL-FINISHED MERINO SOCKS, in vicuna and undyed colors, regular price $2 50 a dozen, will be closed out at 10c a pair. At 85 Cents. 65 dozen MEN’S NEGLIGEE OVERSHIRTS, made extra large and of fine quality fancy stripe duckings, extra good value for 65¢, will be closed out at 35¢ each. At 85 Cents. 42 dozen BOYS' NEGLIGEE OVERSHIRTS, made of fine quality fancy stripe duck- 1ngs, good value for 63c, will be closed out at 35¢ each. HOSIERY AND UNDERWEAR! v At 10 Cents. CHILDREN’S FINE RIBBED BLACK COTTON HOSE, seamless, double heels and toes, warranted fast black, will be closed out at 10c a pair; regular price $240 per dozen. At 12!} Cents. LADIES’ BLACK COTTON HOSE, Richelieu ribbed, spliced heels and toes, Herms- dorf black, will be closed out at 12}4c a pair. At 20 Cents. LADIES’ FANCY HOSE, black boot and colored gtop combinations, spliced heels and toes, will be closed out at 20c a pair; regular value $6 per dozen. * At 25 Cents. LADIES’ BLACK PURE MACO COTTON HOSE, extra heavy, high spliced heelsand toes, onyx fast black, will be closed out at 25¢ a pair; regular price 50c. At 15 Cents. CHILDREN’S NATURAL COLOR MERINO VESTS, PANTS AND DRAWERS, odd sizes, will be closed out at 15¢ each. At 124 Cents. LADIES' SWISS RIBBED EGYPTIAN COTTON VESTS, low neck and shortsleeves, silk braided neck, will be closed out at 12)¢c each; regular price 25c. GLOVES! GLOVES! At 50 Cents. 100 dozem LADIES’ 8-BUTTON LENGTH MOUSQUETAIRE UNDRESSED KID GLOVES, in biue, green, red, heliotrope, purple, copper and terra cotta shades, regular value §1, will be closed out at 50¢ a pair. At 50 Cents. . 80 dozen MISSES’ BIARRITZ KID GLOVES, in red, blue, slate and tan shades, reg- lar value 75c, will be closed out at 50c a pair. At 75 Cents. 80 dozen LADIES’ 4-BUTTON KID GLOVES (large buttons), in dark and medium tan shadesgalso black, regular value $1 25, will be closed out at 75¢ a pair. At $1.00. 50 dozen LADIES' 4-BUTTON GENUINE FRENCH KID GLOVES (buttons to match gloves), in tan, mode, brown, champagne and yéllow shades, also black, regular value $1 50, will be closed out at $1 a pair. CARRIAGE PARASOLS! At 75 Cents. CARRIAGE PARASOLS, in Gloria silk, in black only (lined), value $125, will be SUN SHADES! At $1.00. 24-INCH GLORIA SILK PARASOLS, paragon frames, natural handles, value $1 50, will be closed out at $1. & At S1.80, o 24-INCH GLORIA SILK PARASOLS, paragon frames, Dresden handles, value $2, will be closed out at $1 60. SO0 DOZEITN LADIES’ WAISTS! IN WHITE AND COLORED; “=O-AT-OZ- EXACTLY HALF PRICE! $1.00, will be offered $1.00, will be offered $1.00, will be offered $1.00, will be offered $1.50, will be offered $1.50, will be offered $1.50, will be offered $1.50, will be offered $1.50, will be offered $1.50, will be offered at 50c. at 50¢. at 50c. at @0c. at T5c. at 75¢. at 75¢. at 75e. at 73ec. at 75¢. 80 dozen, Regular price 70 dozen, Regular price 70 dozen, Regular price 50 dozen, Regular price 50 dozen, Regular price 40 dozen, Regular price 40 dozen, Regular price 40 dozen, Regular price 30 dozen, Regular price 30 dozen; Regular price Marke Stroel, corase of Jones, SAN FRANCISCO.