The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, June 21, 1896, Page 20

THE SAN FRA NCISCO CALL, DAY, JUNE 21, 1896 SOCIETY MEETS AT THE RESORTS And Indulges in the Gay Whirl of Summer Festivities. Rooms Engaged at the Fashion- able Hotels for June and July. Pleasant Reports From the Mountains, | the Seaside and the Springs. There is no longer any reason for tarrying in town e schools & sed; the weather is propitious, and everywhere mine host th manager of the fashionab! seaside, the mountains, the springs or the Jakes—has everything in readiness for the re- ception of nis gues The reports_{ro couraging. Hops all the resorts are most en- have been elaborate prepara- many 1l summer season is p ow w found a resume of the movements of our society people. Miss Je Catherwood and Mrs. Young left h's party for a fortn is quite & k at present in Par 1 are and Mrs. Claus Sf Spreckels, Mr. and Mrs, Mr. and Mrs. Andrew ybert Oxnard, Carroll, Miss Webster, Jose Mrs. ago and oth 2 d T party a ic g th their several of those and M at ris to at 1s 1o sa has gone East, rof he na 1 for Europe on 7,and will he about two for 1g & few weeks at ( Mr. and Mrs. Charles for a few weeks. e in San Jose Scott will be at Castle They are now at Santa Menlo Park has been ss Daisy Ryan 1 1 Sacramento. visiting Mrs. W. B. C. B nd Mrs. Frank Vincent Wright of San have secured rooms at the Sea Beach tel in Santa Cruz for the season. nd Mr. v B. Cu g are passi ng t um rin Raiael. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bradford, nee Badlam, | are visiting health re in Lake County. Albert Wieland and John Siebe arrived here from Japan on tue Coptic last Tuesdey, aiter ng a tour of the world. Charles e season in San Rafael. ) ¥ R. Winslow arrived in New York family are pass- f v are passing the ea Beach Hotel in Santa Cruz. . Rice and Miss Birdie Rice are at C.C. Crow are giving a house Ranoho del Cuervo, Crow’s Land- s of r Europe. Miss Evelyn Bell of At- f San Jose, Robert shington, ' D. s, William C. Cres: t Jack of Paso Rob n Crow. dam and ( ulu iast T erles H. Suydam day on the sieam- ip Australia. Colonel William Macdonald sailed on the stcamship Australia lest Tuesday to visit Honolulu. Tarn McGrew sailed for Honolulu last Tues- day. He may go 1o Corea, in which case he will be absent for some yesrs. i Edw Greenway leit last Thursday to | Tacoms, Seattle and Spokane. e will two weeks. Upon his 0 he will go to Del Monte to witness the fiesta. Mr. and Mrs, William H. Crocker and Prince and_Princess Poniatowski will return from the East late in June. Peter Donahue Martin, who is vi orrinmd. Or., is expected home lat ence Van Winkle will leave Soutnern Calif 1 has returned in San Jose. umann will pass the month of July Tahoe. bert J. Woods is passing the summer ver, visiting at Coronado Beach. H. Kittredge and family of Oakland have leased & cotiage near Los Gatos for the season. Mr. and Mrs. been passing the week in San Jose. Mrs. L. R. Eliert and son left on the City of Puebla for & trip 10 Alaske. Miss Marion Y. Bunner and Miss May V. Townsend have gone abroad jor three year: They will v ¢, Switzerland, Austria, Ital Egypt and Algeris, then return through land, Belgium and London for the summer season of 1897, after which they will do Ire- land, Scotland and Wales thoroughly and probably settle permanently in London. Mrs. Dickey and Miss Panno bave left for an extended tour of the Eastern States. Mr. and Mrs. George M. Pinckard are in San Rafael for the season. Mr. and Mrs. William Thomas Mollie Thomas are passing the summer in Ross Valley. Miss Romietta Wallace will pass the summer in San Rafael. William 8. Blair and his sister, Miss Jennie Blair, have been visitibg health resorts in Lake County recently. Miss Frances Curry will pass the summer in Ban Rafael. Miss Daisy Van Ness will be at the Hotel del Monte during Jul Mrs. Richard T. Carroll end the Misses Lizzie and Gertrude Carroll will pass the next four weeks in San Rafael. Mr. and Mrs, Perry P. Eyre, who are now at Menlo Park, will be at the Hotel del Monte dur- ing August. Mrs. F. B. Lewis and Miss Mabel de Noon will pass the summer in Southern California. Miss Ella Goodall of Osklana 1s visiting friends in Portland, Or. Mr. and Mrs. Charles P. Eells are occupying their cottage in Ross Valley. Hugh Tevis is en route home from the East- | ern States. Mr. aud Mrs. Robert L. Coleman (nee Simp- kins) are occupying their cottage at Bur- lingame. Miss May Clark has returned from the East and will spend the summer with her sisters in San Jose. Mrs. Pedar Sather of Oakiand is at the Fifth Avenue Hotel in New York City. Mrs. J. C. Flood and Miss Fiood will New York to-day en route to this City. Mrs. Frank M. Pixley v lcave the City to- aay 10 pass the remainder of the season at her country home, Owl’s Wood, at Corte Madera, in Ross Vailey. Mrs. Alexander Forbes and family will pass the season in the Berry cottage at SBan Rafael. Mr. and Mrs, Gordc Blanding and Miss Susie Blanding are passing th Bradford cottage, in San Rafae Capizin end Mrs, Millen Griffith and the »isses Griffith are occupying the Connor cot- tage, in San Raiael, during the summer. Mr. and Mrs. John Hays Hhammond willleave Pretoria, South Africa, next Monday for England. Mr. and Mrs. Henry 8 cottage in Ross Valley. Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Tubbs will pass the season at the Hotel del Monte. Mrs. Robert J. Woods is passing several weeks in San Jose. Mr. Lawson S. Adams will pass the summer at Castle Crag and Del Monte. Mr. Callaghan Byrne and Mr. Thomas O. Larkin Jeft on Friday to view the water car- nival at Santa Cruz, Mr.and Mrs. Thomas Magee Jr. of Fruitvale will pass the summer &t Castle Cragand Del M(\;‘nlw ) leave Bothin are occupying rge Loughborough has returned to ¥ for a brief visit, after & prolonged ab 1 Mexico. ¥ #nd Mrs, A, G. Booth are passing the €r in Sausalito. William L. Ashe and family are at the Seu Beach Hotel in Santa Cruz for the season. Mis. F. M. Hatch, wife of the Hawaiian otel—be it at the | inaugurated; | ayeties | Miss Ethel Beaver and Miss | William Greer Harrison have | pain and France to Hol- | and Miss | summer at the | | Minister to the United States, has returned | from Waskington, D. C., and is visiting her | mother, Mrs. A. G. Hawes, in Santa Rosa. Mrs. Hateh was formerly Miss Allie Hawes of this City, Ir. and Mrs. Willis Davis have leased the Crosby cottage in Sam Rafael for the season. Mrs. Henry Glass Wocoupying the cottage of Frank S. Jolinson in Ban Rafael during his ab- sence in v York. Robert P. Wieland will leave next month to make a tour of the world. Mrs. 8. W. Forman and Miss Gertrude For- man left last Thursday to visit Alaska. When they return they will {\us the remainder of the season in San Rafael. : Mr, and Mrs. D. B. Davidson are passing the summer in San Rafael. Mr: . G. Steele and family and Miss Ben- nett are at the Steele (:fiullll'y-).!ellg “Felici- dad,” Salmon Falls, near Auburn, in Placer Count; Mrs. George ordon has been spending the past month visiting various sumimer resorcs | and is for the present at Zeigler Springs. |, Miss Rose Goldstone of 1406 Post street has left for ”!.‘DYHEY, Ore. Miss Kathleen Suliivan of San Francisco is | spending the summer with her brother, J. E. Sullivan, at Rio Vista. The Misses Rose and Jeannette Keene, of San Francisco, are among the social acquisitions at Santa Cruz. They will give a coaching party | on Saturday night to the big trees and Mon- terey. | __Mrs. Joseph de Lano has returned from her European trip much improved in health. The Misses Florence Peters and Alice Duncan are spending the summer at their country villa in Mendocino County Miss Rose Clarridge is visiting her brother, Stephen Ciarridge, at Rio Vista, Solano Coun! Frederick C. Garrick of New York, for a long time a resident of San Francisco, recently | graduated from the New York University, re- | ceiving the degree of bachelor of laws. Mr. | Garrick sailed for Europe the 10th inst. to pur- sue his law studies abroad. Mrs. W. L. Powelson and daughter, Grace M. Powelson, left last week for Sonoma Couuty Tesorts, where they will spend the summer. Mrs. A. Sbarboro end family left for their villa ut Asti, Sonoma County, Saturday, June 20. They will remain for six weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Badlam of San Fran- cisco are registered at Paso Robl John Taylor and daughter, Mrs. Curran Clark, Mrs. Commodore Beardslee, Mr. and Mrs. Young and anumber of friends from New \'ork‘l\nlfi sail from Tacoma on the 21st for Alaska, AT THE SEA BEACH. Following are the arrivalsat the Sea Beach Hotel: Mrs. W.J. Low Miss Hs Lowry, Miss T. Lowry, Mr. and M W. Hibbard, Mrs. D. M. Delmas, child and maid, Mrs. B. Thomas, . Chadbourne, W. M. Chadbourne. Mr. and 8. Bochman, Mrs. L. B. Fiegenbaum, Dennison, Olive Dennison, Mrs J. , Florence Sloper, Mrs. J. M. Roper, M. Steele, Mrs. G. Ettlinger, Mrs, L. Strauss, children and mwid, M. Schmitt, Mrs. kdith Sch Annie {rs. H.T. Hart, Milton L. Schmitt, Mr. W. H. Dunphy, Master Robert Dun- , Miss Hall, G.W. Garnett, R. Marsh Brown, L. Davis snd daj Mrs. James M Mrs. L. Mrs. J. Ettiinger, Mrs. I Mrs. . Mee, J. H. Mve, San Francisco; Be Germany; W. S. Thomp- son, suss H. W. Thompson, New York S. C. Walils, Mrs. M. Scott, D. K. Minnor, Mrs. Wangenheim, Mrs. B. Harden, Mr. and Mrs. 1es A, Melden, Miss Wangenheim, Miss Laurie Russell, Gerald Sachs, Mr. and Mrs. « F. Taylor, Mrs. B. Schanm . Miss Mrs. E, ret Sohlke, H. Prentice, Master Vhitman Prentice, Mr. and Mrs. John Lee and son, Mrs. H. L. Crawiord, son and maid, Mrs. A. Oveholser, Sun Francisco; R. H. Flint, San Juan; Miss Metcalf, Santa 'Barbara; Mr. and Mrs. George H. Warfield, Hea dsburg; Harris Laning, J. J. Rab H. Hall, Captain C. S. | Cotton, Joseph R. Brinns ed States steamer hiladelphia; A. C. B io Park; Mr. and Mrs. Rothschild, 10.; Thoma: Miss Hopper, S a; Mr. 8 C, Miss Minnie Clark, Sacrame: H. | h, Miss Ell Miss Carrie Ells- | . Miss Nita Seymour, Oakiand H. McCarthy, Miss ‘McCarthy, Miss Landers, J. A. Clover and Taylor, Frank Morris, Dr. George | J. Sullivan, J. B. Lauck, Mrs. H. pp, W.J. Piatt, Dr. Walter Hunterberg, | Spencer, Mrs. L. M. Maciarlane, Mrs. i Mes: H. L. Schmitz, ;. Boyne, J.B. Fuller, M:s. H. E. Silvester, Everding Jr., James Weigh- Mrs. B. Schweitzer, Miss Schweitzer, . McFadden and daughter, Edwin 3 Francisco; J. McMahon, George ' T. Kellam, San Jose; Miss V. Kodgers, H. A. Greene, Mon terey; J.R.'Webb, Mrs. J. F. Ross, Miss 1. A Fresno; E. P. Colgan, Sacramento; Wil.iam B! Whneeler, Chicago; 'C. Warnock, ' Sait Lake; Adelin Hilton, vailejo; Mr. and Mrs. D. M. Ballman, Oukland; Frank Baxter, John Bax- ter, Mrs. Murphy, Watsonvil'e; Captain Seal- Coptic; Mrs. W. G. Henshaw, maid and . Miss Chandler, Russell H.'Cool, Miss Hopkins, Oukland; J. H. Gardiner, Mrs. { J. Gardiner, Rio Vista;’A. M. Cunning, H | 1ister; Mrs. Abbotiand two children, Staniord | Mrs. P, Cary, J. J. Adel, W Adell and wife, H. S. Bruner and wife, W. T. Jordan, J. D. Grissim, Schueider, H. Lion and’ wife, Sen Jose; A.T.Gunnell, Mrs. H. T. Gunnell, Miss Gunnell, Coiorado Springs, Colo. ; Mr. and Mrs. B. H. Woodworth, Minneapolis, Minn.; | Mrs. J. D. Bishop, P. C. Haslett and wife, Ala- meda; Mrs. J, F. Bishop, Miss M. Bishop, Miss { Jean Bishop, Dillon, Mont. William M. | Scnultz and wife, Sausaiito; J. W. Lyndon, Miss Blanche Tisdall, Miss I. Lyndon, Los Gatos; Herbert A. Page, Thomas O’Connor and wife, Alameda; Mr. and Mrs. 0. E. Derly, Miss M. Derly, Miss Emma Wellman, {Miss Ray Weliman, Fruitvale; 8. K. Miner, Wilkesbarre, ' Pa.; Mrs.' Thomas P. Robb, Mrs. H. W. . Sea View | Villa. Mount Roberto, Sage and wife, Master P. F. Sage, H. W. Hyman and wife, Miss E. Hyman and maid, Miss R. Hyman. Ma: man, M. H. Hyman, en Hyman Hyman, Master Robert Hy wife and m: Congress Spr , Pender, Ne | B. E. Bergen ; R. 8. Dougl H. H. Caldwe W. R. Schn, Mrs. 1. Koh Gray, Mrs. ray, Mrs. George T. Folso Mr. wnd Mr: Wickersham, John Hunt, A O. Larkin, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Green, Mrs. E, A. Green, Miss Clara Sutro, Mrs. H. Gray and | daugnte .M. Ames, A. Burt and sister, Mrs. G kand children, M . Northrup, A. C. Freese, Miss Clara Morris, Miss Alice Li Livingston, A. 8. Rix, T. J. Mc Mrs. S. Bauer, Charles Charles Frazier and wile, AT DEL MONTE. The beautiful weather is attracting many visitors to the Hotel del Monte. The suri and | tank bathing, the famous seventeen-mile driye and the tennis courts all have their patrons, and there is no iack of other attrac- tions. Among those at the hotel now are Mrs. E. J. de Santa Marina, Miss de Santa Ma- rina, Miss Polastre, Mrs. Hager, the Misses Hager, Miss Lucas, Mrs. C. Simpkins, Miss hrockmorton, Mr. and Mrs. E. Van Bergen, Mr.and Mrs. C. J. Foster, EvaaJ. Coleman and Barry Coteman of San Francisco. Among those who have engaged rooms for the season up to July 1 are: Mr. and Mrs. J. Downey Harvey, Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Scholle, Mr. and Mrs. Chiarles A. Laton, Colonel and Mrs. P. A. Finigan, Mrs. Mountford 8. Wilson, Mrs. Rus- | sell J. Wilson, M Adam Grant, Mr and Mrs, Walter E. Dean, Miss Dean, Walter Leonard Dean, Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Bruguiere, Major and | Mrs. john A. Darling_( A.), Miss Jennie herwood, Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Spreckels, Miss Spreckels, Lieutenant and Mrs. H. Letav (U. S.N.),'Mr. and Mrs. Harry A. Jerome, Cap- inin and Mrs. A. H. Payson, Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Tubbs, Lieutenant and Mrs. George M. Stoney (U. 8, N.) and Miss Laura Bates. AT CASTLE CRAG. There are quite & number of guests now at the Tavern of Castle Crag enjoying the pictu- resque attractions of that delightful mountain resort. Among those who are there are: Mr. and Mrs, F. S. Doty and Miss Rowe of San Mateo, Mr. and Mrs. George T. Kiink, Miss wife and son, gston, J. M. Cann, Mr. and Heath and wife, n Francisco. Klink, Mr. and Mrs. F. H. Reed, Mrs. H. W. Reed, Mr. W. H. Dewey, Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Crane, Mr. and Mrs. Rounsevelle Wildman, Mrs, H. E, Huntington, Miss Eliza- beth Huntington, Dr. C. W. Richards, Mr. and Mrs. James M. Goewey, Miss Gerirude Goewey, Mr. Herbert Goewey, Mrs. A. P. Whittell, ‘Miss Florence Whittell, Mrs. A. N. Towne, Mr. and Mrs. Clinton E, Worden, Master N. T. Shaw, Mrs. Lester A. Beardslee, Lawson §. Adams, Mrs. A. H. Voorhies, Mrs. Clerk W. Crocker, Mrs. W. Van Bergen, Mrs. F. W. Van Sicklen and family of San Fran. cisco, Mr. and Mrs. William H. Howard and Miss Frances Howard of San Mateo, and Mrs. . C. Pope of Mare Island. Those who have engaged rooms, and the dates on which they are expected, are as follows: Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Herrin &nd Miss C. M. Dunn, June 20; Mr, and Mrs. G. W. Tuttle and family and Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Tallant and family, June 23; Cap- tain and Mrs. J. J. Brice, U.8. N., June 24; Mrs, General Williams and Miss Fillmore, June 28; Mr. and Mrs. Homer &, King and the Misses King, June 30; Mr. and Mrs. C. L. May- uard, Mr. and Mrs. William M. Gwin and Miss Mary Bell Gwin, July 1. AT DEL MAR. Recent arrivals at the Hotel del Mar, Santa Cruz, include Miss K. Marshall, Detroit, Mich.; Miss M. Schmitt, Miss T. Schumacher, Ala- meda; H. Millmeister and wife, T. Lenzen and iamily, Dr. R. H. Burke, San Jose; Rev. M. A. McKey, Rev. J. F. Collins, Santa Clara; O. Heydenfeldt, L. J. Flynn, Leo Gonzalez, J, M. Kelly, Miss D. Silk,” Miss R, Flemin Miss St Annic Maker, Miss Bessie McTLoughlin, Mrs, W, H. Molloy, Mrs. M. Chandler, Mrs. J. J. Gonza: lez, Mrs. J. D. Suliiyan, San Francisco. derson, | | THE DREAM OF THOSE WHO REMAIN THE PAST WEEK N LOCAL SCClETy, §Silver and Golden Wed- ding Bells Ring Out Merrily. Surprise and Serenade in Honor of a Thirty-First Anni- versary. The Frost, Simpson and Wel's B rth- day Gatherings—Hogan Sur- prise Party. Mr. and Mrs. Cornelius Van Schelluyne Gibbs | celebrated their golden wedding last Weanes- | day evening at their residence, Post street, where they hospitably entertaineda | large number of their iriends, and received not oniy their congratulations but many golden tokens of their esteem. Although they | have both passed the period of three-score and | ten they are in the full possession of health | and are as active as many of their juniors. Mr. and Mrs. Gibbs were married in Brooklyn, . Y., just fiity years ago last Wednesday and arrived in this City in April, 1849, Mr. Gibbs has been prominently identified in the worid of commerce here since then. He was one of { the founders of Trinity Church, one of the principal promoters of the Young Women’s Christian Association, was twice elected presi- dent of the Society of California Pioneers, and | for the past two years has been president of St. | Luke’s Hospital. Mrs. Gibbs has been espe. cialiy notable in her charity work and asan hospitable entertainer. 5 The host and hostess were assisted in receiv- ing by their two daughters, Mrs. John Staf- ford, wife of Lieutenant Siafford, U. 8. A., and Miss Martha P. Gibbs, and by Mrs. W. C. Gibbs, Miss Harriet Gibbs, Mrs, C. Walker Jr., Mrs. George C. Cobb and Mrs. Eli Lewelling, A feature of the reception was the | exhibition of a piece of the original wedding | cake that did service a hali-century ago, the | white kid gloves and lgce handkerchief that | Mrs. Gibbs wore, and the white brocaded waist- | coast that the groom wore ou his wedding day. A string orchestra played during the re- | ception and refreshments were served. The | pleasant affair came to an end at midnight. Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Kronberg celebrated the twenty-fifth anniversary of their wedding on Sunday, June 14, at their residence, 161 Turk street. The couple held a reception dur- ing the afternoon hours, and received many valuable and handsoms presents. . For the pas: seventeen years Mr. Kronberg has been the secretary of the local lodge, “‘Doric,” of the F. and A. M., and his brother Masons remem- | bered him hendsomely on the occasion of his | silver wedding. | The thirty-first anniversary of the wedding | of Mr. and Mr=. James H. Riley was celebrated in an appropriate manner on Saturday even- ing, June 13, at the Riley residence, 449 | Natoma street. Early in the evemng the worthy couple were induced to visit a neighbor's, and during their absence their | many friends took possession of the residence, | and with the aid of fiowers and evergreens and flags, completed a beautiful transformation. Music was furnished by the Acme Club, and at | 10 o’clock the Veteran Fireman's band ap- peared on the scene, led by J. F. Fernandez | and managed by C. W. Dunn, and ‘serenaded | the assembled party. Mr. Riley is an ola | Veteran, not only of the old Voliunteer Fire Department, but of the National Guard and of | the late war. Quite the feature cf the evening, however, was a fapcy dance in costume by Miss Fanny Raye. The young folks amused themselves | with games, musc, singing, dancing and reci- | tations until 11 o’clock, when the guests were | invited into the dining-room, where e sump- tnous supper_awaited them under the direc- tion of Mrs. Charles H. Krucke, ably assisted by Miss May White, Sadie Riley and Miss Trix Davis, At the conclusion of the repast Mr. and Mrs. Riley were called into the parlor, where they were presented with saveral ele: gant and very appropriate presents. Here they also renewed their former vows of mar- riage, the ceremony being performed by Pro- fessor Charies H. Krucke. Those present were: Mr. and Mrs. James H. Riley, Mr. and Mrs, T, Wright, Mr. and Mrs, _Gus Engleke, Mr. and Mrs. Thomes Manning, Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Krucke, Mr. and Mrx, John Crotty, Mr. and Mrs. William Taylor, Mr, and Mrs. James Boyle, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kruggle, Mrs. Freq Green, Mrs. Alice Kegg, Mrs. Lou Meyer, Mrs. M, A. Milne, Mrs. A, Smith, Mrs. Vernott, Mrs. Crane, Misses Sadie Riley, Trix Davis, May White, Mamie Fisher, Nellie Riley, Annie Shaw, Josie Riley, Irene Lynch, Maude Riley, Jose Taylor, Lena Jacobs, lmuy Henshaw, Mamie Riley, Gracie White, Gibbs, Mrs. J. R. | | features of the | McKinne Gertie Fisher, M Lula Tibbitts, W. F. die Kelly, George Rilcy, Eric King, Frauk M Whalier Riley, Robinson, George Casn, Ge William Tom Mitehéll Engleke B iell and Son many othe ert A very pleasant birthday p y was given by | ter Sumpson at his residence, 1 Te- et, last Ssturday night'in honor of crith birinday. Games and recita- | tions made the night a m one. The most abl of t cctions were & piano solo 3 Agn mann, voeal solo by Miss Harvey, vocal duct by Misses Frances Scherin #nd Miss Dora Thompson, aud the rendition of the Tramway Murch by Walter Simpson and Miss rin. After w splendid supper prolonged the festivities until the b hen they departed with regret s host many nappy returns of the d the guests were Miss Frances Scherin, Agnes Ahkmann, Miss Dora Thompson, Ruy Marlowe, Miss Birdie Henry, Miss McKenuu, Mr. and Mrs. Scherin, Mr. and Mrs. McKenna, Mr. Longton, Mr. McCorm luster, Mrs. Simpson, Jam 1 many others party was tendered Miss T re-idenc on Dolores last Fri'lay evening, by hermany young Siuging, dancing and games were the evening. Among those present tie Hogan, Murguerite M ulltvan, Mebonuel 1 MeD street, friends. were: Mis: Donnell, arles Gamble, ¢ onnell, Willie R , Josepi Mc raid McDornell and s, Stanford Warren, ¢ thrap. : Wells of 1 ¥ sury nteenth anniy honor the yo to Lake San A hed lunch, where dinner was servec John T. »n, Miss Bella We 2 Folsom street was 1 on Sunday last, the sary of her pirth. In her lndy’s friends gave a bus ride ped and Dl ple Hamilion, Miss Ma ut, E Miss Clara O'F »n 'Bernhard, Mirnie Bradiey, Wiliiam So:ari, Miss Josie MeDonell, D. Bray s Sadie Gibson, Ben- jam Memie Churchill, Julins Romer and V. Wonlander. A very enjoyable birthday party wes given in honor oi F.ossie Frost on_the evening of June 13 at the residence of Mrs. Chambers, 10 Mission street. Amoug the pleasant features of the evening was the recitation of Miss Nellie Winchell, also the singing and ng of Miss Flossie Frost and the piuno ng by Master Chamblos. Those present Miss Nellie_Winchell, Miss Camblos, ie Connell, Miss Sadie Kelly, Miss Clara Woofhose Murphy, Mis er, Miss Cla Miss Ki:tie 2 Rossi Foye, M Sawyer, Miss Jennie Murphy, Miss Mabel le Ste rt, Miss Emma S:w- 1 Brencke, Miss Mas Connel mmitt, Miss Liazie Kelly, Mis s Margarette Theile, Miss Violet reida McCarty, Miss Hattie Miss Lewis Chambios, Miss Maud F. Lynn, Mr. and_Mrs. Lafayette, hhoff, G. E. Conned, Will Cantwell, Vincent Hayes, Frank Brenneke, J. Counell, F. Brennan, Hallahan. LakE TAHOE. Among those who have engaged rooms at Lake Tahoe are the following: Mr. and Mrs. Russ and son Ralph, Mr. and Mrs. Horace Hammond, J. C. Role, Captain and Mrs. Grey, Mr. and Mrs. Hans Gullixen, C. E. Bonner and party, Profe and party, Professor Troyer, Theodore Hitteil, San Frav and Mrs. Elmer Brown, Berkeley . F. Davis and daughters, T. Hofer and family, Mr. and Mrs. John Rosser, Carson, Nev. Among those already on the register are: F. J. Cordi, superintendént of the Bodle Con. Minig Company, and wite; W. H. Cameron, Mr. and M W. Wes: Mrs. J. Burtchaell, Mr. and Mrs. E. Zachan, Mr. and Mrs. C. W, Kenitzer, H. Ken1tzer, M Weiss, Mr. and Mrs. Knibbe, San Francisco; G. 0. Monkhouse, Penryn; Mr. and Mrs. Wil- liam J. D. Trousdale, Collax. AT MO.L'NT VIEW. Among the guests at Mount View Hotel, Ross station, are: Mr. ana Mrs, Maurice Schweitzer and family, Mr. and Mrs. Cahn, Miss Nager, Messrs. Goewey, Lewsld, Jenniugs, Long, Peterson, Mr. Wright and family, Mr. and Mrs. Lincoln, Mr. Haldon and son, Mr. and M Mandel and family, Mr. Wiiey, Mr.and Mrs, Bloss, Dr. Peschei and family, Mr.and Mrs, Dohrmann, Mr. and Mrs. Prager_and family, the Misses Ray nnd C.Prager, Mrs. Roe, Mr. Roe, Mr. and Mrs. Fricke, Miss Charlotte Fricke, Mr. and Mrs. Dinkeispiel and family, Mr. and Mrs. Baneroft, Mr. Wirthle, Mr. and Mr Kenkelin. Mr.' and Mrs. Cotter and family, Mr. and Mrs, Leopold and family, Miss P ham, Mr. Pettigrew. At KLamaTH HOT SPRINGS. Arrivalsat the Springs are: J. H. Rothe, Chi- cago; E. Eshert. Chicago; A. A. Wise, Chi- cago; Charles Martin, Yreka; Thomas Culbert, San Francisco; Charles Whitehéad, San Frai cisco; Mrs. C. H. Shattuck and son, Alameda Mrs. Jan paulding and _daughte; Francisco; W. N. Sution, San Francisco; G. V. Hall, San’ Francisco; Dr. C. L. Goddard and tamily, Oskland; Miss Burnham, Oaklan Miss Center, Oakland; Miss Jones, Oaklan Vigil Conn, Paisiey. o F. AT MARK WEST SPRINGS, The latest errivals at Mark West Springs are: Julius Lemle, Semuel Maxwell, Henry Planz, San Francisco; Henry K. White Jr., Boston, Mass.; T. L. Sourtoach, Samuel Abrams, Ernest L. Wenle, Richard Radke, Rudolph & Kellen, San Francisco; George W. Brooks, Oakland} Mrs. J. R. Grugel, Oakland; J. W. Keegan, Judge Overton, Santa Rosa; Mrs, Frese Juergensen. ffee, M. Buckley, R. Conuell, J. | P. Lawier, Wal-h' | Forget Thee" (De sor Treadwell | ff, Mr. and | | Colgan, Mr: OME ERMBLE- CLUB GATHLAINGS, | Society Entertained by Fash- ionable Organiza- tions. The Sequoia "Club Ent rfains in Honor of Miss Mabel Leary. | | | The Western Addition Entertainment and Dance—The Tuesday Night's Outing Party. Leary, at Cook’s Hall, on tne evening of : 13. During the evening a farce was ren- 1, songs sung, games played, dances en- ed and supper partaken of by Misses Mabel S¢ Graee Rankin, Annie Selion, Lois Eoff, ‘ameto, Meta Boison, Laura Neill, Lillie | Reynolds, Lena Schellenberg, May Lawry, Josie Kane, May Patierson, Mary Gilchrist, | Mabel Miller, Mary Boylan, Julis Boylan, Ethel | Cartan, Maud Cartan, Nellie Saury, Minnie Leary, Pearl Stroud, Nellie Kemptson, Mrs. Rankin, Mrs. Leary, Mrs. Young, Mrs. Nott, Mrs. Eoff, Mrs. Sellon; Messrs. E. Cartan, E. Dimmer, J. Eoff, J. Nicholson, J. Leary, H. Lenary, G. Moloch, J. Gallagher, J. Barry, L Springer, J. Laury, J. Foley, J. Patterson, J. Heuna, . McCarty, J. Jones, T. Arias, A. Smith, 8. R. E>ff, R. Lincoln, E. Masson, G. | rken, E. Rankin. The Club held ment and dance Wednesday evening, June 17, We: rn Addition Literary and Social their regular monthly enterigin- at Native Sons’ Hall. The ellent pro- gramme, varied and interesting, was well re- Cetved by the large and iashionable audience present. Dancing as usuel brought the even- ing’s entertainment to a close. The pro- gramme in full was as iollow: Overture, orchestra; recitation, _selected, Miss Mabei Haseltine; tenor solo, “How Can I ), J. Hoyt Toler; the sym- phony, operated by H. A, Sheppard—(a) “Over- ture from William Tell” (Rossini), (b) “Selec- tion from Robin Hood” (DeKoven); contralto solo, “Thou Art My Life’’ (Mascheroni), Miss Josephine Patterson; comedy, “‘The Burglar and the Judge,” the cast—J ustice Geoffry Gyves, Alfred A. Borlini; Parkhurst, Will M. Ogilvie; Joe, George B. Crandall. The members of the Tuesday Night Club gave a delightful outing at Ross Valley on Sunday, May 31st. The affair was succe: managed by Miss Dollie Wyants, Mis Casey, Miss Maude Barclay, Miss Anna How- ss Ada Kelly, Miss Carrie Morton, Mrs. vin, Mrs, Morrison, Mrs. C. Cole, Mrs, Me- Morton and Mrs. Howard. The meeting of this elub will be held at the residence of Miss Ada Kelly on Fell streeton June 23d. A delightfui ice-cream party was given by the young lzdies of Miss C. Hunt’s class at the Gir.s' High School on Thursday, June 18. The young ladies of the class and ull teacuers of the building were present. Among those help- ing to muke the afternoon pieasant were Miss Muy Levy, Valeria Kieineberg, Lulu Becker, Floreuce Lipsher, va Levy, Grace Prender- gast. The room was beautifuily decorated with ferns and flowers and other artistic ef- fects arranged by the pupils. Dancing con- cluded the afternoon’s entertainment, Mrs. A. G. Eiliot and her mother, Mrs. E. 8. Howe, entertained at dinner Tuesday Colonel and Mrs. D, MeCuteheon, Mr. and Mrs. D. Staf- fora, Waliace Mudgett, Colonel Moore, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hansel. Au AT EMERALD Bay. Late arrivals at Emerald Bay, Lake Tahoe, include: Miss Mattie Dixon, Michigan Bluff; Miss Gertrude Hutchings, Yosemite; James C. G. Hooker, Mr. and Mrs. A. East Oakland; H. L. Smith and wife, Sa.. Francisco; Miss A. J. Walker, San Francisco; James Schmitz, San Francisco: Miss Josephine Daws, Santa_Rosa J. Stuart Yates and wife, Vicioris, B. Miss Austin, Vietoria. B. C.; Dr. J. 8. Eastma and family. Berkeley; George C. Ballantyne and wife, Oakland; L. N. Jacobs, San Fran- cisco; J. v. Harris, wife and boy, San Fran- cisco. A coaching trip wasmade this forenoon by a large number of guests, to Austin and Ward creeks, Pole Mountain and other inter- esting points and all had an enjoyable time. Yours ete., C. F. BURNS. AT BARTLETT SPRINGS. BARTLETT SPRINGS, CAL., June 20.—Allen A. Curtis, the well-known lumberman, accom- panied by Mrs. Curtis and their two children, Ralston and Carleton, are here for several weeks. Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Chandler have taken the “Atwood” cottage for the summer. Mrs. Calvin C. McMahan and dsughter, Mather, accompanied by Miss Emmerson of San Fran- cisco, have taken the “Glenwood” cottage for the summer season. Mrs. Gus E. Dorn, wife of the well-known commercial man, and Mrs. Ciprico are up for & six weeks' stay. ohn Pacheco of Sun Rafael, with George Kavauagh, Milton Brooks and Ed Bailey of San Francisco, yesterday morning started out at duybreak for Csche Creek fishing, returning in the evening with sixty, forty. lweuly-fl\'e’ and fifteen res pectively to their eredit. Mrs, A. C. Weber and daughter, who are mak- ing a flying visit to all the springs, stopped | over here for one night. ; W. H. Hol'enbeck, wife and two children, of Fresno, are up for several months’stay. E.C. Creiler, & well-known business man of San | Francisco, 13 up for a few weeks'stay. Mr. | ve i Creller finds many improvements since his | gued invitations for the wedding of their sis- visithiteen years ago. Burr I, Mitehe(l the | or, xiss Ella Hobart, and Charles Baldwin, to well-known young business society e g lan n, of Coluss, gave us # flying visit on his wheel. | be celebrated on Tu:mn\.\l,luly 75?:}‘1:)&5!:“2?‘115 He will réturn in s few weeks for & long stay, | at the church at San Mateo. Bishop Nichol C. Martin, the weli-known hack inspector of | will perform the ceremony, which will be fol- San Francisco, is enjoying himself hugely. | lowed Dby & breakfast, to which invitations | have been limited, at the Hobart residence at San Mateo. B. Kodgers, Watson- | Another swell wedding announced for July ville; Francis Toad, jo: Burr H. Mitehell, | js that of Miss Isabel McKenna and Peter D. Colusa; Allen A. Curiis, wiie and two sons, | Mariin, It is to be a cathedral wedding and jan, Rafael; Mrs. Otto Bluches, Sacramento: | will be celebrated on Thursday, July 30. A J. E. Colbrer, Mrs. . Ciprico, Mrs. Gus E. | 3 % < G Roberts, W 7. Shives E. C. Creller, | small reception will follow at the McKenna James Nelson, A. C. Weber, Mrs, C. C. Mc- | residence on Franklin street. Mahan, Miss o, San Francisco, Bowl- | The wedding of Miss Josephine Delmas, ingand tennis areell the go. Thomas Hanra- | ggughter of D. M. Delmas, and Lionel Fits- han of Sacramento heads the list in bowling, : ;i : le- with & score of 246. | gerald Keeney of Uubhfln. {lnlmd”rh““»::ne Among those who have recently engaged ibrllud yesterday in London. e ¥y g couple will go on a tour of the world for their bridal trip and are expected in this City next rooms for the season are: J. W. Eiliot (presi- dentol the First National Bank of Los An- | fall. Mrs. D. M. Del mas will make the trip till here with the you ng couple. fgeles) wie, two chizdren and mald; Mr. Jesse otter (of Miller & Lux) end family; Miss James Carolan, R. Frederick: PREPARATIONS FOR JULY WEDDINGS, the Cards Are Out for Hobart - Baldwin Nuptials. The Date Is Set for the Wed- ding of Miss' McKenna and Peter Martin. A Cathedral Wedding to Be Cele- brated on the 3oth Day of Juy. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Scott Hobart have is Among the many rec-nt_ arrivals may be E. L. Maze, Upper Lake; | oodland; E. A. Oppen- | H. : Mr. and Mrs B. Kincholoe, heimer, Marysville; Aonie Sullivan and sister, San Francisco; € : s John T. Graynor (of Murphy, Grant & Co.), | The wedding of Miss Lucy Upson and Mr. with his wife and family, accompanied by | Lewis 1. Hanchett will take place next their friend Mr. Horrigan, Mrs. Toesner and | Wednesday at the residence of the bride'’s Mrs. Beei, San Fraucisco; Mrs. P. Nolan, | father, Mr. L. S. Upson, in Sacramento, Mr. Miss Kittie Nolan, Miss Genevieve Nolan, Leo | Hancheit is the son of Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Nolau, Miss Kittie Arnold, Mrs, Dunbar, Mrs. Fredericks, Miss Fredericks. AT MAGNETIC SPRINGS. The following guesis have engaged rooms and cottages at Magnetic Springs, Glenwood, for the season: Mis. E. B. Levere, Mrs. M ers, s and family, H. B. Norton, J. H Norton and wife, A. Summerfield and family H. Roman and family, Mrs. A, Harris and two | Hanchett, and brother of Mrs. George Crocker and Mrs, Edgar B. Carroll, Mr. Alexander Center invited some fourscore gentiemen (0 dinner at the Pacific-Union Club on Thursday, the 18 h instant, to meet His Excellency Hoshi Toru, Euvoy Extraordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary to the United States from the Empire of Japan. £ Miss Alice Voorman was married last Wednesday evening to Mr. Heber Cody Tilden at_the restdence of the br de’s father, Mr. yoorman, on Bush street. av. orge dnugliers, Mrs. E. Tevy and daughter, Mr. Hawel d Walk of frinity Church oficiated: Tho and Mrs. Kedston end family, E. H. Silsby'and | pride was attended by Miss Ida Voorman, Miss jamily, Mrs. J. Marx and {amily, Miss Emma | yjuitje Whittier, Miss Flint and Miss Griswold Cross, Miss May Pickett, J. Moss and wite, Miss | as‘hridesmaids. ' The affuir was very pleassntly May Cuthbert, Miss E. A. Manson, Dr. Edward ! salebrated. Winden, Mrs. Sansom and famtly, Mrs. Cap- A very quiet and simple wedding ceremony tain Townsend and chidd, Alvert Lachma united in the bonds of matrimony Miss Lounise y Lachman, J. Bleom. H. Bishop Young, the charming Jaughter of Mr. and Fuiler, J..J. Meany, Vicior Meteaif, wife and | yro . J. Young, 1799 Pine street, and Staf- , Mrs. iall, Louis Sege, wife ‘and child. | ford Parker, the weli-known shipping commis- ere was a hop given al the hotel on Sal- | sjoner. 1ay, June 13. which was attended by all the | “He" L eqding was oelebrated at Trinity guests and & numoer of residents from Santa | cjurch Monday last at noon in the presence of Croz and vicinity. It was an enjoyable affair | {he relatives of the bride and groom. The Rev. and continued until the wee smals hours, | e ard Walk oficlaten. The anly at- | tendant that the bride had was Miss Gene- vieve Huntsman, her cousin. Mr. Parker was supported by Mr. Fisher as best man. Among (hose present were Mrs. Maynard, AT PARAISO SPRINGS. | The recent arrivals at Paraiso Springs are as | follows: Dr. M. E. Gonzalez and wife, Mrs. |y '\, vrard, Mrs, Huntsman and the Misses - Hiteheock, Mi-s Hitehcock, Thomas Chup- | fynismun, Mr. and Mrs. Grayson Dutton, Mrs. man nd wife, Parsons, C. T. Romie, Dr. | Wil iam Gwin and Miss Gwin. After the ceremony Mr. aud Mrs. Parker and the marriage party were driven to the home of Frank Doud Jr, W. R. Ciuness Jr. N. Besse, Trues- | A.Gulliland, 8. W. Cowles and wife, e Ere drivan to the home dell, William V. Bryan and wife, P. Johnson, | the bride, where a very delightful wedding e andy breakfast was enjoyed. F. F. Kellogg and wife, Ed F. Armstrong, | “qye pride and groom left in the afternoon {Mrs. J. A Magee, Mrs. E. Mallon, for the south, where they will remain for some D. C. Bloom, W. L. Garretson, Sam Dannen- | time. bium, Jumes Harris, L Sanborn, Mrs. As Miss Young, the bride was a very popular member of soc.ety, and was well known as one of the prettiest gitls “in_the swim.” The wedding of Miss Teresa Wall and W. J. son, Miss E. Kite F. Watson_and wife, John Aliison, Mrs. M. burn, P. Mcalli-tef, Sauborn Backus, Mrs. S. | r, Mrs. M.D. Borne! W. Backus, Miss C, Wilson, E. Israei, A. | Keunedy was celebrated o1 \\'edne,\rl_s\' at St. Crocker and wife, D. F. Leddy, Timothy | James Church, Rev. Father Lynch officiating. O’Grady, L. T. Watson, H. W. Hathorne, T. C, | A number of the many friends of the couple nessed the ceremony. Miss Lydia Leddy of Santa.Rosa was the bridesmaid and Will P Dunn of Petaluma acted as best man. After | the ceremony an elaborate wedding oreakiast was served at the residence of toe bride’s father, 928 Dolores street. Among the many gifts received by the young couple was a handsome silyer set, sent by the empioyes of the Sunset Telephone Company, of which Mr. Kennexl{ is cashier. Mr. and Mrs, Kennedy leit Wednesday afternoon for Coro- nado. After a tour of Southern California they will return to this city. 2 On the 16th ipst. at 4 o’clock the wedding of Miss Catherine Landers and John J. Hen- dricks took piace at the home of the bride’s mother, Mrs. M. Landers, at 812 Shotwell street. The ceremony was solemnized by the Rev. W. A. M. Breck of 8t. John’s parish in the pres- ence of the family and a few intimate friends. The maid of honor was Miss Margaret Brown, while the groom was assisted by H. L. Warren of Sen Jose as best man. At the conclusion of the ceremony & sump- tuous wedding breakfast was served, aiter which the happy pair departea on their bridal jonrney amid showers of rice. - Among those present besides the family were: Mr. and Mrs, James Pearson, Mr. an Mrs. Shadbourne, Mrs. Drace, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Roberts, Miss Kate Brown, Mr. and Mrs. Woersen, Miss Margaret Brown, Mr. War- | ren and others. Johnstox, Miss P. Johuston, Father Brennen. | AT Sopa Bav. The following have registered at Soda Bay during the past week: William Harfst, San | Franciseo; William Sippy and wife, Miss Caryl Sippy, Los Angeles; Captain A. Y. Trask, J. Scnomfield und famiy, J. M. Litchfield and wife, Master R. Lioyd Litehfield, A.Y. Trust, S. B ty, Charies C. Hilton, Howard C. Holmes aud wiie, W. Y. Wheatly, wife and child, Mrs. . E. Siade and child, William Y. Grant, Miss O. Lelinhardt, San Francisco; E. Leliihiardt, Oskland; F. B. Heath, Master Fraukie lieath, San Jose; Miss Lelinharat, | Miss Edna Lelinhardt, William Rudgear, Oax- land: Dr. A. L. walsh and wife, J. F. Cunning- ham, Stanley Adderley and_wife, J. H. Kelly. Mzs. R. Root, G. Gregg, San Fruncisco; George R. Dodson, Fred Mauses, Alameda. AT GILROY SPRINGS. The late arrivals at Gilroy Springs include: | T. H. Norman, J. B. Cavanaugh, J. B. High- tower, William Cunningham, Charles W. Chapman, William H. Kruse, G. B. Gobert, Mr.and Mrs. Samuel Rainey, Joseph H. Mec- Carthy, Mrs. Mccarth *. D. Harrison, Edgar | Painter, Mr. and Mrs. Alf Johnson, A. H, Mur- ker, H. Frederick, Edward Schwerin, Jobn Britt, John Stegeman, Mr. and Mrs. John F. | Helms, Miss e Helms, James Smith, J. C. | Humphrey, San Francisco, James Wood, John | Mulyany, San Jose; W. H. Smith, Giirdy; E. | ZETNA SPRINGS. Boulogné and fumily, Alameda; Mrs, L. G.| nelistof late arrivals at Ztna Springs is as Richmond Judd, Oakland. | follows: Mrs. A. M. Burns, Miss D. Burns, | Miss C. Evens, Mrs. F. L. Whitney, Miss Grace AT THE E,L MonrE. Whitney, Harry G. Scovern, A. Alexander, C. Among the guests registered at the E1 Monte, | 4. Sweet, San Francisco; Miss Ellen M. Bartlett, Sausalito, are: Mre. M. C. Kean, Mrs. J. L. [ Alameda; Dr. Watt, Victoria; Z. Watt, G, W. Levison, A. A. Guardior, Mrs, R, 8. Nagle, Max | Fee, St. Helena; Alexander Borgen, Oat Hill} Warshater and wiie, 8. Green and family, Miss | Miss Elva Robinson, Miss Anita Pearch, Miss Jessic Marston, Mrs. R. T. Devlin, Mrs. War- | Marie Keller, Napa; Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Schultz, dell, Mrs. A. O. Colton, J. Sevent,'J. L. Good- | Miss Paulina Schultz, Oakland; Mr. and Mrs! lay,' W. H. Carr, H. A! Naumgan, Miss Mabel | C.J. Paddock, Henry . Russ, Edmond Russ, Haselton, Miss May Warde, Mts, Bonney. San Francisco. AT BLUE LAKEs. The list of arrivals at Blue Lakes Hotel in- cludes: Mrs. A. C. Weber, Miss Weber, P, H. Farrell, J. F. Cunningham, Mr. and Mrs. L. Wickstrom, Mr. and Mrs. Kobert Capell, Mrs. Lux and Zaughter, C. F. Marwedel, M. A.| Major and Mrs. McLeughlin and Miss Me- Gaugham, Mrs. A. C. Bolderman, Fred G. Gant- | Laughlin of Santa Cruzand Sam N. Rucker of ner, H. Woli, San Francisco; Mr.and Mrs. R. | San_ Jose will spend a few weeks at Paso Eliot, Chicago; D. Clopton, Montgomery, Ala. | Robles. | i AT PAaso RoBLEs. Mr. ana Mrs. H. Sachs are spending a month at Paso Robles. Chief Justice Field and family intend to spend several months at Paso Robles. NEW TO-DAY—DRY GOODS. Blacks and Checks _ The Market-Street Store will be an attrac- tive place this week—attractive prices on Black Goods, and then we’ve just received those long-looked for Shepherd and Broken Checks. ON SALE MONDAY—MARKET-ST. STORE ONLY. Checks. Black Dress Goods. w‘pieces Bhepherd and Broken 15 pieces Fancy Armure Suitings, Checks Prass Goods, in Black and neat small designs, 45 inches wide. gg:te, l‘tan ?g&Broxn. Brgwn and Never sold regularly under 50¢, but 1te, ete., patterns; Silk and Fl Wool; 38 inches wide. If you are This Week, 25c a Yard. one who has been waiting, better 10 pieces Fine Surah Serge Dress come in Monday. & i Goods, all pure wool and perfectly $3.50 a Suit Length. fast colors; 40 inches wide. Worth 60c, but Hoge, Mrs. James Hogg, Willlam Hogg, Miss Mabel Hogg. Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Clough, San Francisco; Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Gnuenthers, San ; Mr. and Mrs. C. K. Dixon, Los and Mrs. M. L. Cooper and family, Modesto; A. F. Calloway, San Fran- cisco; Mr.and Mrs. R, H. Sampson, Grass Val- ley; C. F. Overton, Santa Rosa; Mr. and Mr: C. W. Clifton, San Diego; Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Graves, Santa Cruz; Thomas H. Hutchings, Oakland; A. W. Smithton, San Jose. AT CAZADERO. The following are the arrivals at Cazadero this week: Will M. Graham, Dr. and Mrs. Mc- Lean, family and nurses, San Francisco; Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lenn_and family, Roy O. Yates, Ciarence W. Reed, David Williams, Oukland; Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Richardson and daughter, W. H. Wells, H. F. Blethen, J. L. Blair and son, Mr, and Mrs. F. J. Chadbourne, This Week, 35c a Yard. 25 pieces Figured Novelty Suitings, strictly all wool; 40 inches wide. Rich Silk and Mohair Figured Kf- fects. Worth 75¢ a yard, but This Week, 50c a Yard. REMNANTS. Over 1000 Remnants of Black and Colored Dress Goods, comprising se- lections from every fabric, color ana design, at one - third ti:e regular prices. KOHLBERG, STRAUSS & FROHMAN, and---1220-1224 MARKET STREET. 107-109 POST STREET-: