The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, July 12, 1896, Page 20

20 THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, SUNDAY, JULY 12, 1896 PLEASURE-SEEKERS AT THE RESORTS, The Out-of-Town Season Is Now at Its Very Height. A Holiday Week That Has Been Everywhere Fittingly Observed. Sprightly Reports From the Mountains, the Seaside, the Lakes and the Springs. The out-of-town season may now be said to be at its very height. Last week was one long series of pastoral delights atall the fashion- able resorts. The raising of the fiag was every- where observed with patriotic zeal. From the mountains, the seaside, the lakes and the springs come the pleasantest reportsof sum- mer sports aud festivities. Below will be found a resume of the whereabouts of our fash- jonable people: Judge and Mrs. W. C. Van Fleet and family are occupying the Martha Wilson cottage, on Beach Hill, in Santa Cruz, for a month. Mrs, Remi Chabot and Miss Chabot have re- turned to Oakland after a visit to their villa at St. Helena. Dr.and Mrs. C. B, Brigham are occupying their new summer homo near Lake Tahoe. Mrs. Homer 8., King and family are now at Tallac, Lake Tahoe. Mrs. Frances Edgerton is passing this month at her father’s home, “Delta Lodge,” in Napa Valley. Mr. and Mrs. 8. D. Brastow and Mrs. Henry Wetherbee were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Emith Brown at ‘“‘Delta Lodge,” Napa Valley, during the Fourth of July holidays. Mr. and Mrs. George Crocker and Miss Ruth- erford will soon leave Castle Crag to visit for some time at the Hotel del Monte. Miss Frances Curry and Miss Bernie Drown are passing a few weeks at the Hotel Rafael. Mrs. Carmichael-Carr will return irom her visit to London in September. Mrs. F. F. Low and Miss Flora Low went to the Hotel del Monte last Wednesday to remain during the season. Mrs. James A. Robinson went to the Hotel del Monte last Thursday for an outing. Mrs, Margaret Irvine and Mrs. C. A. Spreck- els will leave this afternoon for the Hotel del Monte, where they will pass the remainder of the season Mr. and Mrs, William H. Crocker and Prince and Princess Poniatowski were at the Hotel del Monte from July 3 until after the Monterey fiesta. Joseph D. Grant, who has been traveling in England and France, returned to New York n June 30. The exact date of his arrival is not known. Prentiss Selby witnessed the v early in the week. s. William Gwin and Miss Mary Bell Gwinare at the Hotel Rafael for a month. Mr. and Mrs. Adam Grant and Master Doug- 1as Grant passed the holidays at the Hotel del Monte. Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Coleman passed the holidays at the Hotel del Monte. Mrs. G. B. Willisms of Washington, D.C., went to Castle Crag last week for an oming.( Mr. and Mrs. William G. Henshaw and Miss Grimes of Oakland went to the Hotel del Monte last Monday for an outing. Mr. and Mrs. C. G. Hooker passed the holi- days at tne Hotel del Monte. \. R. Whittier leit yesterday tor a five weeks' trip to Honollu. Mrs. J. C. Tucker and Miss Mae Tucker are at the Tavern of Castle Crag. Mr. and Mrs. H. M. A. Miller of Oakland were &t the Hotel del Monte durir« the holidays. Mr. and Mrs. R. R. Wallace arrived at the Hotel del Monte last Monday on their wedding trip, Mrs. S. F. Thorn left lust Monday to pass the remaincer of the sunpeer at “Cragthorn” in the Santa Cruz Mounts’ns. Mrs. Richard T. Carcoll and the Misses Lizzie and Gerirude Carroll sailed yesterday for Hono- lulu and will be away about five weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Case Bull and Mr. and Mrs. Paul Jarboe are occupying Concha del Mar, in Santa Cruz. Mr. John I. Sabin and the Misses Sabin left on Friday for the East, en route to Europe. Mrs. John Boggs and Miss Alice Boggs have left Napa Valley, and will make a month’s visit at the Tavern of Castle Crag. Mr. and Mrs. Elliott McAllister are occupy- ing the Dodge cottage in San Rafael. . Mr. and Mrs. Frederick McWilliams, nee Siebe, nave returned from & visit to Del Monte and Monterey. Mrs. Chariotte Moulder, who has been visit- ing friends in Honolulu during the pastsix months, is expected home on themextsteamer. Mrs. H, B. Hunt, Miss Emma Hunt, Mrs. Danfel T. Cole and Mrs. William Cole have been visiting at Del Monte since last Monday. Mrs. Gerritt Lansing and Miss Ethel Cohen have gone toTallac, Lake Tahoe, for an indefi- nite stay. A. A. Cohen will open “Fern- side,” her villa in Aiameda, and reside there during the absence of her daugnters. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Payot, who have been making & tour of Europe, arrived in New York City last Tuesday. Miss Lulu Gleason of Oakland is the guest of Mrs. J. J. McSorley at Mokelumne Hill, Cala- veras County. Mrs. Ed H. Lohmann of Oakland, Mrs. W. H. Bieberst and Miss Sieberst have returned home after a visit of two weeks at Clarita Vineyard, Santa Clara County, Mrs. F. C. Clmcbell and Miss FannieCampbell of Sacramento bave taken up their residence for the summer season in their cottage at Sea- side, the beautiful resort on Monterey Bay, two miles from the Hotel del Monte. Mrs. Henry Hart and family of 1604 Pacific avenue are spending their summer vacation in Petaluma. Captain and Mrs. A. J. Itsell are spending the month of July at the Hotel del Monte. Lieutenant-Colonel Philip L. Bush left here on Sunday with a surveying party to survey government lands in Santa Barbara County, where he will probably remain for & couple of months. . P. Bush and Master Arthur C. Bush are stopping at Mark West Springs for the sum- mer. Mrs. L. Langer of New York will remain at Mark Wes: Springs during the month. Miss Esther Hyman is at Camp Mayberg, Niles Canyon, for the summer. r. and Mrs. Sol J. Levy and daughter Mabel left on the Santa Rosa on the 8th inst. for San Diego and Southern California. Mr. and Mrs. Orville D. Baldwin and Miss Blanche Baldwinare making a short stay at Del Monte, Miss Anna Rehn has lett on a visit to the Esastern States, where she will pass the sum- mer montbs. 3 Mr. and Mrs. William J. Ruddick, with their daughter Pearl, are visiting friends at Pleas- anton, Mrs. Edw. Gowen and Miss Bessie Gowen are &t Magnetic Springs. Mrs. W, Wilkins de Winton and family are at their raneh near Wrights, Santa Cruz Mountains. Mrs. H. M. Saunders of San Franeisco is the guest of Miss Seipel of Napa. Mr. and Mrs. J. Neustadter of 927)¢ Post street are spending their summer vacation at Mark West Springs. iss Azalene Johns will spend the summer in Grass Vailey visiting her aunt, Mrs. Charles Barker. Mr, and Mrs. Fred Webster and Mr. and Mrs, George Wollenschlager have taken a cottage at Capitola for u few weeks. The Misses Fannie and Lorretto Den;:l are llremflng their yacation as guests of the Misses amie and Lena McCrea of Vallejo. Mrs. F. Grase, Mrs. M. King, Miss Mae King, Miss Katie Feeney, Miss Maud Flatley and Miss Lillie Grass of San Francisco are spending the summer at Capitola. Mrs. F. J. Tobias, accompanied by her grand- i daughter, Miss Emma - Alexander,-of Lower Lake, gone to Harbin Springs, Lake County. S SR AT HIGHLAND SPRINGS. The place is full to overflowing and the guests are in the height of their summer outing. Dancing, croquet, billiards, swimming, lawn tennis, excursions, hay moonlight rides and steamer trips on the lake, are the principal amusements. The arrivals for the last week are: Mrs. C. E. Langenour and daughter, Miss Bertha Hus- ton, Woodland; Birch Kubn, J. G. Sartorius, H. 0. Wiedero, W. Rennle and daughter, F. Monckton, & E. Slade, San Francisco: J, D. Lynch, NewYork; J. A. Hays,A. S. Bernard, A. §. Bernard Jr., Harbiu Springs; F. B. Glenn, Williem F. B. Glenn, child and nurse, Jacin: Lee D. Craig, Miss Maud E., Linforth, W. 8. The Charter Members of the Entre Nous Bic Ethel Ekart. Susie Irwin, Eighteen young ladies traveling together in & body weuld attract attention anywhere. And when they are all dressed alike in pretty uniforms and skimming gracefully along on | s0 many bicycles the sight is 8 doubly inter- esting one. In Marysville, where innovations of any kind are almost as rare as bicycles in Borneo, such an event hasoccurred, with & mild sensation 88 the result, as hermless and as welcome as & shivering glass of soda on a summer’s day. Whether the young ladies planned a surprise for thelr frierds or not is not known. If they did they should feel very happy with the suc- cess of it. If not, it served at any rate to intro- { where the asphaltum pavement ends. = Alicia Tombs. Mamie Kelly. duce the Entre Nous Bicycle Club to the pub- licin & most charming and cffective' manner. | was “perfectly lovely,” while many were prone | no one | Until their sudden appearance, Kknew of their organization end as they turned Sadie Rusby. Mattie Meyers, & corner and dashed down the principal street | ot the town, pedestrians stopped short and the stores in wild confusion to watch them g0 by. Down the streets they flew on thelr spinning | wheels until reaching the foot ot D street, There they turned and came back, performing evolu- tions on the way to the wounderment and de- light of the crowd that lined the sidewalks. Lottie Irwin. Everybody thought it was nice, some said it to believe that it marked a new era in local bicyeling. Miss Annie Berg is the captain of the new Annie Berg. Genevicve Berg. ycle Glub of Marysville, Gal. e FEdith Swain. Zetta Meyers. saying ‘no young men allowed.’ ‘“The uniforms? Yes, there are so many col- ors to select from, but we finally agreed on & navy-blue skirt, white waist and sailor hat for the present, with blue and white ribbons on Julia Boyd. | club. She is enthusiastic over the success of | our handle-bars. customers, employers and clerks poured from | the undertaking, ‘Why,” she exclaimed, “It was just this way. The girls got togetner and talked about how nice it would be to have a club. And every- body said yes. Then they said: ‘You be the captain.’ I said yes. And thatwas all there was to it. i itre nous, you know, means ‘between our- selves,” which, in this case, is a polite way of i “We haven't been able to ride very much yei as the weather is so warm. though, we propose to arrange for some runs into the country and have several very pleas- ant little surprises in store for our friends.” The members of the Entre Nous Club are: | Captain Annie Berg, Madeline Hampton, | Ethel Eckhart, Ethel Swain, Genevieve Berg, | Julia Boyd, Sad:e Rusby, Lottie Irwin, Susie This fal, | Ethel Baird. Hazel Skinner, Corinne Flint. Irwin, Phebe Binney, Mamie Kelley, Ethel Baird, Alicia Tombs, Mattie Meyers, Hazel Skinner, Zetta Meyers and Corinne Flint, Edith Swain. The Misses Hampton and Binney are now at Pacific Grove enjoying their summer vacation. Several other members will depart soon for different resorts snd all declare that they would not think of leaving their bicycles behind any quicker than they would their trunks, and if it came to & matter of choice it might be the trunks that would get left. The picture that is shown was taken in one | of Marysville’s public parks just previous to | starting out on an evening’s run. Dreypolcher, Miss Brigie Black, Miss A Sheridan, San Frencisco; T. J. Sheridan, L port; Mrs. Plover, Mis an Franc Miss R. Martin, Fresn worth, Woodland ; W. Kimball Briggs, Mr. Mrs. Asa R. Wells, Frank H. Willis, H. G. | Wyke, J. Zerman, W. Conrad, A.W. Bennick | and wife, San Francisco; Ryder, Berke- ley; Brown, Bartlett Springs; C. H. Rob- inson, Ona Harpe, J. Harpe, Hopland; Ike | Levy, Charles Linck, Edward Herric Alma Mirchel, John Butler, Frank Sk Alma Skins, William Quarrels, Lower Lak William P. Bryan, wife and two children and maid, San Francisco; B. M. Miller und wife, | Woodland; J. M. Breen, Berkeley; George Stanley, Oakland; Elmont Brooks, Clarence | Brooks, Santa Rosi; Thomas F. Agnew, F. W. Rupert, C. H. Harran, George W, Marsh, Oak- | land; A. H. Melletz, Mrs. Henry Moffatt and | daughters, S8an Francisco; W.J. Yore, Dr. H. F. Sullivan, Oakland; W. C. Crebe, San Lean- dro; George Doherty and wife, San Francisco; Mr. 'snd Mrs. R. Martens, three children and nurse, Oakland; Miss M. Cashel, Miss K, Cashel, San Francisco; . and Mrs. Charles Aull, Fol- | som; ats Alexander, Miss Waunda J. Gulland, San Francisco; W. Johnson, Oakland; C. H. Woolsey, Berkeley; O, E. Warner, F. ‘Warner, Healdsburg; Mrs. Albert 8. Barker, Mare Island; William R. Dorr, M. A. Bremer, Buckingham Park; M . B. Galiand, San Francisco; Mrs. McCal Miss Stella Mccalla, J. Frank Moroney and wife, San Franciscs Mrs. J. I. McConnell, Woodland; Lee H. Har- bet, Ukiah; Miss Harrison, San Fraucisco; Mrs. Braur, Lekeport; Miss K. L. Stephens, Miss Josephine Stephens, Miss Loulse Stephens, Miss Sara Stephens, Miss Minnie Stephens, Miss Bettie Stephens, Wood- land; A J. Mikesell, Upper Lake Miss M. E. Callaghan, Mrs. M. B. Callaghan, Miss Nellie Caliaghan, Miss Mae Callaghan, Miss A.J. Cunningham, Miss McGorey, Miss M. J. Dolan, H. Hoag, Miss White, Mrs. V. P, Grien and maid, Leo Cooper, San Francisco; Mrs. R. Hawkhurst, Miss Alice Hawkhurst, Alamed Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Foster, San Rafael; L. B. Elliott, H. H. Elliott, Ukiah; A. Fibrush, Miss Radciiff, A. W. Dinck, Oak- land: F. W. Doble, A.D. Sangster, J. W. Sea- well, William Rager, Mrs. G. A. Ware, F. E. Ware, W. Huffman, Jacob Levin, Hattie Levin, San Francisco; Golda Levin, P. A, Wadsworth, Oakland; Oscar Cooper, Ukish; Mrs. George A. Ware, Mrs. Fannie E. Ware, Miss M. Harney, Miss A. Harney, Miss M. Casey, San Francisco. ey e At THE HOTEL MATEO. At the Hotel Mateo, San Mateo, the Fourth was spent in a very pleasant way. A tennis match had been arranged between the guests at the' hotel and the Alameda Tennis Club, and it proved to be a great drawing card, the benches around the temmis court being crowded throughont the game. It was found advisable instead of making it a contest be- twen Alameda and San Mateo, to mix the two teams and thus haye a more evenly matched game. At the close of thamgnne prizes were resented to the successful players by Miss sabel Sherwood. In the evening there was a dance in the hotel, dancing being kept up to an early hour in the morning. The music was supplied by the symphony orchestra. | There was also a very fine display of fireworks in the hotel grounds. the intervals between the pieces being filled in by the large crowd | singing “America” and the “Star-spangled Banner” with the greatest enthusiasm. Below are presented the scores made in the course of the tennis games: Score of doubles—Mr. Dickie and Mrs. H. A, Williams vs. Mr. Valiely and Miss Winifred Sherwood; Mr. Dickie and Mrs. Williams, 6—5, 6—4. Mr. Punnett and Miss Rose Sher- wood vs. Ed Lee and Miss Isabel Sherwood; Mr. Punnett and Miss Sherwood, 6—4, 6—4. Mr. Hewlett and_Miss Winifred Sherwood vs. Mr. Dickie and Mrs. Williams; Mr. Hewlett d Miss Sherwood, 6—5, 6—4. Mr. Punnett d Miss Rose Sherwood vs. Lionel Sherwood ana Miss Bherwood; Mr. Punnett and Miss Rose Sherwood. 6—5, 6—5. Mr. Hewlett and Miss Winifred Sherwood vs. Mr. Punnett and Miss Rose Sherwood; Mr. Punnett and Miss 8herwood, 6—5, 6—3. Finals—Mr. Hewlett and Miss Winifred Sher- wood vs. Mr. Punnett and Miss Rose Sher- wood. Won by Mr. Hewlett and Miss Winifred Sherwood. Score, 6—2, 6—5. Singles—The entries in the singles were Messrs. J. E. Freeman, Punnett, Ed Lee, Lionel Sherwood aud Dickie, Lionel Sherwood win- ning out in fairly easy stile, [ o T SR, AT GLEN ELLEN. The social given at Wegener Villa, Glen Ellen, last evening, is pronounced by all who attended the most enjoyable affair of the kind ever given in the county: Several of the guests were from: San Francisco. The music was excellent, the decorations tasteful and the 8] hes very entertaining. Judge George H. spoke in feeling terms of the beauties of nature as seen in Glen Elien. Dr. 0'Donnell, J. Wegener and J. N. Shannon mede brie{ re- marks. Dancing was kept up untll 3 a, ., when an eiaborate supper was served. The following were among the guests present: Judge and Mrs. George H. Bahrs, Dr. and M; C. C. O’Donnell, Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Groom, Mr. and Mrs. L. P. Degen, Mr. and Mrs. J. N. Shan- non, Mr.and Mrs. Louis Kast, Mr. and Mrs. J, Wegener, Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Duncan, Mrs. C. Pike, the Misses Florence and Clara Degen, the Misses Mabel and Sophie Green, the Misses Agnes, Flora and Lulu Mahoney, Miss Nelile | was given Jones, Miss Rose Mary Kast, Miss McCarth: Miss O'Reilly, Miss Irene Groom, Miss Luuln Cutwick, Miss Julia C. Coffee. Miss Gracie glulmmfir. Miss ~Ma °, O'Keeée.fl Joseph W. e, Herma ames Coffee, Arthur Feige, Walter Degan, Thomas 1. i Lillis, James Groom Jr., Dean Dake, J. Ray A.E. Alexander, Ed: Duncan and Charles T . AT DUNCAN SPRINGS. Those registering this week at Duncan Springs, Mendocino County, are: M, Redmond, T. A. Vogel, A. B. Vogel, James Marshall, Wil- liam Lenge Jr., Jullet F. Bemis, Loms Butler, R. G. C. Barnes and wife, William Zaretsky, J. Cotton, H. Davis, C. W, Taber and.wife, Ben J. E. Taber, Miss Gertrude Taber, Blanche L. Taber, Miss Gertrude E. Wolfe, San_Franciscos- R. W. Bachrach, Trieste. Austria; Mr. and Mrs. J. Schultz, San Francisco; M. Hirsch, Ukiah; P. 8. Hirsch, San Jose: Mrs. C. P, Parsons, Miss Alice Robinson, 8an Francisco, ) = THE OUTING PHRTY AND SUMMER SPORTS, Novelties Introduced for| Outdoor Entertajn- ments. Delightiul Musicale on the Lawn at Camp - Strouse. ¥ A Large Party of Pleasure.Seskers Look Through the Great Telescope. One of the most charming novelties of camp life was the outdoor musicale given by Mr.and | Mrs. Mark Strouse on Thursday evening last. The beautiful grounds at Camp Strouse in the *‘glen” at Larkspur seemed to have been sud- denly transformed into fairyland. Chinese lanterns hung from every bush and thick woods of the spacious park which had been prepared for dancing. The music was kindly contributed and beautifully rendered by the Misses Wilson and Klumpke ot San Franeisco. Delicious refreshments were served on the green and the party continued until an early hour Friday morning. On Thursday, July 9, a merry party went over to Mill Valley and spent & pleasant day, indulging in all sorts of country aelights, Those present were: Mrs. H. Dinkelman and daughter, Mrs. M, Jost and daughter, Mrs. M. F.Meaas, Mrs. A. Mocker, Mrs. C. Hackmyer, Mrs. O. von Derheeberg and daughters, Mrs. H. Deegelker, Mrs. J. Thode, Mrs. E. Trittenbach, George Colburn, Herman Jost, Walter Jost and Fred Deegelker. One of the most plessant and interesting of the holiday outings’ was that enjoyed by a party of twenty-two ladies and gentiemen who visited the ¥ell Lick Observatory on Mount Hamilton. The party started Saturday morn- ing, under the personal direction of Excursion Manager Locke, who hed arrlnfied for two of the fine coaches of the Mount Hamilton Stage Company, which wers waiting at the depot in San Jose. AtGrand View astop was made for lunch, and at Smiths Creek for dinner, the ob- servatory being reached soon after sunset. The sunset view was especially fine,, and ex- cited the aamiration of all. At the observa- tory the astronomers exerted themselves to make the stay of their visitors pleasant. The return to Smiths Creek was made in forty-five minutes. At that place the party sojourned until after the noon dinner yesterday, driving to San Jose in time to catch the late train for home. The trip was pronounced a grand suc- cess by all those who glruclpned. The Washington Outing Ciub_held their third outing on July 4 at Mussel Rock, which proved a most decided success. A start in a decorated four-horse team was made from Market and Kearny streets, and after & pleas- ant ride arrived in time to participate ina Twomey clam chowder at the Mussel Rock ex- change. Dancing wis indulged in until away ast midnight. Breakfast was served on the ach and mussels were gathered for lunch. During the afiernoon of Sunday songs and specches were rendered and every one juined in acknowledging the success of the outing. Those present were: Mrs. Twomey, M Donnegan, Miss Keating, Miss Mayavoy, Miss K. Ciiffora, Miss M. Clifford, Miss Lendkoff, Miss Raymond, Miss Davis, J. Twomey, W. Donnegan, J. Packer. C. Packer, W. Anderson, George Ward, J. Lawrence, P, Sagerini, F. Gardner. A very el ¥ the Melville Social Club on Sun- day, July 5. at Laundry Farm. At noon a de- lightful Tepast was served, aiter which danc- ing, singing and games were induiged in until time to start for the City. Music was furnished by Professor Joe Harris and Gus Miller. Among those present were Joseph von Arx Jr., Miss Dora Hochibrunn, Harry Hemmer, Miss Mamie Sheehan, Jack Chronitski, Miss May von Arx, Carl Thelen, Miss Rose von Arx, Charles Witt, Miss Lens Becker, William Mur- hy, Miss Kitty Ryan, Daniel Curtan, Miss Driscoll, Julius Hammerslag, Miss Min- nie Thelen, Peter Griep, Miss Caroline Thelen, Professor and Mrs. Martin Kurtzig, Albert Ehret, Miss Marie Thelen, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph von Arx, Mrs. Ehret, Mr.and Mrs. J. Miller and Mr. and Mrs, Wangner. ar, e S ks LSS AT THE GEYSERS. The list of arrivals at the Geysers includes: Charles P. Fonda, George W.Emmin, J. W. Carey, C. G. Frost, Miss Clara Stockton, San Ffrancisco; G. W, Fillmoré and wife, Oakland; Dr. Humphrey acd wife, Miss Amanda Zeh, Alameda; E.D. Baker and wife, Boston; J.J. Earle, C. H. Gorrill, Oakland; H. L. Dewey and wife, Robert Barnes Crawford, Miss Buck- ley, San Francisco; N. P. Harmon Jr. and wife, Fruitvale; Charles H. Cushing Jr., Oak- land; George A. Smith, Clarence. Smith, Miss , n; Rawlins, Los Angeles rry T. Bates, Mr. and Mrs. R.'L.C. Barnes, R. Gay, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph K. Worth and A. A, Silver, San R, Brunner, New York; Miss Mc. . Unger, Miss A. N. r and . Wade, neisco; Norton, Chicaco; Mr. and Mrs. F. Welker joyable private picnic and outing | 1 I | | | | d J. A. McLean, San Francisco; H. F. Child, i G, H, Thomson. | and Worcester, Mass.; L, A. Salzer, Oakland; J. B. vard; Fred Fohman, L. Jockers, Miss Wemple, Miss Chamberlain, : rence Yates, Francisc s Blanchard, San Jose; v Y Miss Luey Underhill, Pm\'Idcncg, Harriet K. Platt, San Jose; Miss K. artin, Sunta Barbars; Miss Florence Noble u Francisco; Miss Ciaire Phelps, .Ynhl_l Robbins, Los Angeles: James Ward, San_Frai ohn B. Thomas, Charles Thomas, Oak- John H. Woodward, Harry Jenk- ins, Harry A. Fitzzerald, New \m‘k;l George A. Clark, Harry K. Peeples, | George Robbins, Thomas Watson, Oaxland; | Theodore Smith, George Smith, Santa Cruz; Clarence Huntington, Santa Clara; John Garyin, Oakland; Miss D. Emmons, Mrs. Charles P. Fonda, San Franeisco; C. A. Yordi, | Cloverdale; George W. Rankin and family, Miss Muriel Wemple, Mrs, M. J. Emmmons, Mrs, George Emmons and children, E. H, Lancal amily, Dr. Huntington and family, T. P. Thaller and family, Miss Lida Baldwin, Miss L. McCord, San Francisco; E. C. Cheesebro and wife, Calistoga; Frank H. Sweeney, San Francisco; G. H. Beal, Santa Rosa; Ernest Page, C. W. Page, Oakland; Rev.J. Clark Robbins, Berkeley: Albert Hale, Boston, Mass.; Drury ‘Selone, Harey Melone, Robert Melone, Ethel Melone, Marie Wilson, Oak Noll; Elsie Smith, Bertha Smith, Henry Smith, Jamés Donahue, San Francisco; Emil Lenn’ herdt, Mrs. Emil Lehnhardt, Edna Lehnbardt, Oakland; Miss O, Lennhardt, San Francis C.E. Humbert, Manchester, Eng.; Harry J. Knoll, Chicago; Thomas K. Watson, New Zea- land; William 8. Wells, Tennessee ; Jerome J. B. Argenti, Walter J. Bruut, San Frencisco; C. J. Sgeppard, Los Angeles; Mrs. R. Eheppard, Petaluma; Miss Gertrude Hous- man, San Francisco; Miss Bay Whitman, BerKeley; Miss Lizzie M. Hawkins, San Fran’ ci: s Elise Waison Cushing, Thomas Waison Cushing, Oakland; 1. Grant and wife, San Francisco; E. J. Cotton and wife, E. F. Murdock and wife, Oakland; J. C. Huguenin, San Franci . D. Sink, Cloverdale; George T. Murisor:, W . Conolly, A. D. Sangster, San Francisco; James N. Thane, Liverpool, En H. D. Luce, F. A. Hatch, San Francisco; F. Page, Oakland. A B AT THE EL MONTE. The following guests spent the National holiday very pleasantly at this favorite and well-known Sausalito summer resort: Ernest Heymans and wife, Mrs. J. Graalfs, F. William Reade and family, Commodore C. C. Bruce, B. K. Markley, B. J. Killeles, J. H. MacDonald, J. A. Pariser and family, John J. | Coffey, Mrs. Rose Dugan, Dr. F. F Lord and wife, D. H. Baich, Miss B. Rice, William J. Ahern and wife, Miss Mamle Cassidy, D. | Roberts and family, Dr. L. Tisdale, A. H. Pol- lock, George Foute, John C. Magee, George F. Duffey and wife, Miss Lottie Irvin, Charles Lutx, Captain Kidd, Miss M. O'Brian, George D. Freeth, T. J. Crowley and family, Miss Lulu Bert, F. W. Bert Jr., Mrs. E. Harris, Miss Mec- Crum, E. P. James and sisters, Aleck More, Miss Marie Lawler, J. E. Coffer, W. V. Plise and son, Thomas E. Flinn, Dr. J. A. Hughes, Philip Godley, E. F. Brown and family, Professor Charies Troyer, F. W. Croudace and family, Miss F. Holmes, Charles Nauman and L. K. Gage, Mrs. C. de Courcey, Miss 8. E. Griffith, Clarence Nauman, L Lievre and family, J. Danziger and family, P. H. Livingston and family, R. E. McGregor, Mi Nettie McClure, Miss Addie McClure, J. Cornell McGuire, Charles Burrey, Henry Miller, S. Parnell, J. H. Jones and wife, Rev. 8. R. Yar- Tow, Mrs. A. O. Colton, John Dern, Mrs. Marion Allen, H. G. Playfair, Mrs. J. N. La Roche, Mrs, R. 8. Nagle, Captain Kiddie, Harry Sutheriand and wife. —_————— AT GLENWOOD. The following are among the arrivals at Glenwood this week: Dr. and Mrs, Sullivan, ily; Mr. and Mrs. E. Gowan, Miss Bessie Gowan, Miss Lottie Davis. Herman Julich, Wil liam Seitz, J. Zaberbin, all of San Francisco; James Breck, wife and family, Miss Hattie Turey, Miss Dodds, Henry Hook, Mrs. Ada Tre- fethen, Miss Ada M. Treiethen, M E. Townley, Miss N. Townley, Hennings, ®ll of Oakland; F. B. | ley, E. L. Worley, Miss Fannie Dougherty, ail of Sausalito, Among those who are booked for future dates are: Mrs. T.J. Veach and family, Richard 0’Connor, wife and fam- ily, Mrs. C.'F. Clark and daughter, Miss Rose Mann, all of San Francisco. Mrs. Gillman and a party of seven from Mill Valley will arriveat Glenwood on the 13th. Mr. Wallace Densmore and & party of ten have secured & cottage for August and are ex- pected on the 1st. Mrs. A. Peters and family ofSan Jose have taken a cottage and will oc- cupy it on the 11th. s SAULI AT SARATOGA SPRINGS. Late arrivals at Saratoga Springs, Lake County, include: W. H. V. Ailer, Clarence Broback, Ukiah; H. A. Smith, Alame Rudger, G. Sartorius, T. J. Onyou, M. E. Foun- tain, Mr. and Mrs. Samael Bacchtel and daugh- ter, Bernard Kahn, Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Maginis, Susie Maginis, A. W. Maginis, Miss Stark- ther, Mrs. A. B, Tinson, Mr. and Mrs. .{“A s Thomas G. Bell, ilson, Thomas L. Smith. John C. Watkins, Jonn T. White, San Francisco; Mrs. Yorker, Miss Yorker, E. B. Jerome, John A. Brittan, George W. Russell, Onkland: R. M. Delano, Portlan Or.; Samuel C. Schmidt, Los Angel . 8 Perry, s:nu Cruz; Colonel John Whitney, New Yorl B LA AT AcuA CALIENTE. Among the guests who have registered the past week at Agua Caliente Springs are: Mrs. Semuel Haslett and family, Mrs. F. B. Haight and family, W lter Hoge and family, Mrs. John Reid and family, Mrs, J. W. Harris ana family, Mrs. 0. tum Suden whd family, Mrs, Buyard Smith and family, Mrs. E. Bauer and family, Dr. W. B. Lewitt and family, Captain H. Ty Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Vaughan, Mrs. S5 Wil Hsme{i ss Rachel Best, Rey. Pather P. C. Yorke, Jirs. Buchana rs. 8. Enos, Mrs. Packard, Miss Hattie Worden, Mrs. 8. J. 4 G. M. Balthasar, wife and fam-| rge Hare and | Adamsand wiie, New Yorl Webber, Miss Lizzie Walsh, | F. S. SURPRISE. PARTIES CONTINUE POPULAR 0ld and Young Indulge in This Pleasing Enter- tainment. Miss Curry’s Farewell Party at Her Home at Ocean : View. Murphy Juvenile Reception o;: Fif- teenth Street—Epworth League Entertains. Miss Blanche E. Curry was the recipient of a farewell surprise party tendered to her by her many young friends at her residence, 201 Ply- mouth street, Ocean View, on the evening of July 2. The committee of arrargements ex- erted themselves to the utmost and succeedea in making the evening pass pleasantly with games and dancing. Refreshments wereserved at 11:30 o’clock, after which dancing was re- sumed until a late hour. Among those present were: Miss Mattie Holloway, Miss Minnie Gehring, Miss Louise' Roussel, C. K. Cheney, | F. Sullivan, Miss Edith Vandre, Miss Maud | Murphy, L. Bugeia, M ary Bugeia, D. Set- | rignt, Miss Tallie Perry, E. Curry, Miss Mary Mangan, F. Good, L. Brown, Miss Josephine Von Wyl, F. Curry, Miss Dollie Gehring, H. Betright, Miss Gertie Clancy, Miss Essie Brown, H. Hughes, Miss Justine Hunter, J. Atchison, Miss Greta Hughes, J. Garassini, Miss Maggie Atchison, Chester Curry,*G. Claney, J. Sanmat- tie, Miss Grace Cosgriff, Clifford Curry, Misses Mary and Margaret Setright, C. Amsler, A. Good, Miss Margaret Morrison, Mrs. F. Hale, Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Curry. A very enjoyable surprise party was tendered Master William Murphy on Thursday evening last at his parents’ residence, 1539 Fifteenth street. The young folks assembled at the resi- dence of Miss Eva Bolger, 27 Capp street, and from there proceeded 10 the spacious residence, \'{lflch was tastefully decorated for the occa- | s on, A delighttul evening was spent and after an claborate supper an excellent musical and liter- | ary programme was rendered. The following wereamong the contributors to the programme : Recitation, “Sheridan’s Ride,” Master Willlam Murphy; reeitation, “We Are Seven,” John William’ ‘Millan; song, “Rosie Deane,” Eva Bolger; recitation, “The Flag,” Ethel Eck- feldt; “Brownie Song,’’ Marguerite and Mollie McMahon; German specialties, W. Rudolph; recitation, “Flag of the Reinbow,” Josephine Umfried; duet, “Life’s Dream Is O'er,” Eva Bolger and Irene Murphy (puplls of Madame Ellen Coursen Roeckel) rendered their song in an efticient and creditable manner. | Among those present were Mr.and Mrs.J. H. Mnrg}l)’. Mrs. Umiried, Mr. and, Mrs. Mc- Mahon, Mr. and Mrs. W. Eckfeidt, Mr. and Mrs. | T. Bolger, Mrs. Walker, Mr. W. Rudolph, Misses Irene Murphy, Eva Bolger, Ethel Eck- feldt, Rendy Eckfeldt, Josephine Umiried, Freda Hansen, May Purinton, Alice McMahon, Isabella Walker, Marguerite McMahon, Mollie MeMahon, Florence Loyd, Marie Riley, Lizzie Kelly, Mdsters William Murphy, Harsy Mur- &hy. Yohn Millen, Clare Beemis, Luke Bolger, villle Eckfeidt, John Drescher, Henry Drescher, Charles Dulton, Henry Miller ana Walter Menney. A pleasant surprise party was given to A. Wistrand, formerly president of the Epworth | League of the Swedish M. Church, at the res| deunce of Mr. and Mrs. Wistrand, at 1808 Fol- som'street. The guests spent & most enjoy- able evening, being_ enter ained with EM music furnished by Miss Hilma Wistrand, an accomplished pianist, and others. Mr. Wis- trand received & handsome present as & re- ward for the fuithful and consclentious man- ner in which he discharged his duties as presi- dent of the Epworth League. At 10P.M. & sumpiuous supper was served, after which games were indulged in until midnight, when the guesis departed, delighted with the even- ing’s entertainment. Those present were: Mr. and Mrs. Wistranad, Rev. Mr. and Mrs. Anderson, Mr. and Mrs. Hanson, Mr. Polson, Mr. and Mrs. Carlson, Mr. and Mrs. c-guin Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. Nel- son, Mr. and Mrs. Jenson, Mrs. Olson, Miss Hilma Wistrand, Masters Andrew and Arthur Wistrand, Miss Dollie Lindeberg, Miss Anaie Fenilius, Mise Mary Petterson, Miss Mary Ja- cobson, Miss Mary Berglund, Miss Bloyed, Miss Spengel, Alice Lindeberg, Nora Miller, Lilly and Jenie Olson, Sadie Nelson, Jenie Melanaer, Edna_Hanson, O. F. Landsirom, Frank Olson, E. T. Marshall, Mr. Schill, Mr. Sojderberg, V. Jenson and Master Hanson. e AT ETNA SPRINGS. Among the late arrivals at Etna Springa are: J. P. Pierce and wife, Alameda; Nelson Carr, Oakland; N. T. Oreluches and wife, Jake New- comer, Miss Van Bergen, 8t. Helena; C. Ellis, H. Bevell, F. M. Evans, San Francisco; E. H. ; Mr.and Mrs. Van- depeer, Alameda; T.J. Schuyler and wife, Franciseo; C. E. Elliot, Emery W. Elliot, Ala- meda; W. E. Miles, wife and nurse, Oakland; Mrs. L. Meyer, Miss Meyer, Miss Friedlander, Grunlee, George E. Butler, “or: ‘ilton Ubges, 8. Bibo, Miss O, Hill, 3.3, 0'Brien, E. B. Jones, A. Hood, F. W. Brake and wife, Miss Rose Fitzsimmons, Miss Kate Fitz- | simmone; Mrs. C. J. Bates and party of five, | Joseph Winterburn and party of three, Miss Alice Martin and party of five, San Francisco; ¥. W. Williams, C. C. Hackett, A. McCraig, H. Bliss, Napa. ——— AT THE VENDOME. The past week, especially during the Fourtb, was a lively one at the Vendome. Thespacious grounds, rotunde, verandas, and in fact every bit of available space was taxed to its utmost capacity. Lowinsky'sorchestra had a most at- tentive audience, who showed their apprecia- | tion by their irequent applause. Cyeling re- ceives more attention than any other out-of- | door pastime, still tennis and driving are not forsaken. Luncheon parties are quite the proper thing | at the Vendome this season. Scarcely a day passes unless some are held. The foilowing are the latest to take advantage of the same: | Mrs. Edward Barry, Miss Jennie Barry, Miss | Edna Barry, Miss Letty Barry, Miss A. D. Wil kins, all of Oakland, accompanied by Mrs. W. Grissim of this City. - Mrs. B, Raimond and maid and Miss Drink-| house of San Francisco. accompanied by Mrs. F. B. Taylor, F. B. Taylor and George M. Wil cox of New York City, are pleasantly domi- ciled at the Vendome. Mrs. W. H. Wright of San Francisco, accom- ponied by Mrs. A, D. Tourtilotte, sre enjoying e hospitalities of this popular caravansary. Mrs, O. C. Prait of Sen Francisco, accom- panied by Master Orville Pratt, after & visit to Santa Cruz, bas returned to the Vendome. D. Samnuels and wife, accontpanied by Miss Sadie and Miss Jennie Samuels, have returned {0 this city alter a pleasant visit with Manager Snell, | ” H. R. Williar of San Franeisco registered at the Vendome the past week. Miss Elsie Krafft of San Francisco, accom- panied by Miss Juliette Maybeck of Naw York city, were among the many who availed them- seives of the trip to Mount Hamilton during the past weex. C. Hughes and wife of San Francisco, ac- companied by their charming daughter, Miss Beatrice, and M. J. Kennedy and wife were ameng the many guests at the Vendome the past week. LHL Dutard and wife drove their team of andsome bays from San Francisco and were guests of the Vendome for several weeks. W. J. Whitwell and wife of San Francisco were the guests of Major H.S. Pickand snd wlieku the Vendome the early part of the week, Dr. R. H. Plummer of San Francisco, accom- panied by his wife, registered at the Vendome the past week. Professor A. L. Colton of the Lick Observa- tory was a guestat the hotel during the week. Mrs. Charles P. Hall, James Jerome, Miss Stella Jerome, Mrs. Arthur Wilhoit, J. R.| Lauck, J. P. Keily, Jumes T. Boyd, George T. Folsom, 8. B. Toey, Frank Kerrigan, S. A. Wood and wife, J. P. Currier, Miss Fannie Lask, A. B. Paul Jr., wero among the many prominent San Franeiscans who registered at the Vendome. —_—— AT Paso ROBLEs. Among those registered at Paso Robles are: A. G. Folger, wife and daughter; T.Irwin, Wil- liam Miller, Mrs. J. Roberson. D. Mary, 1. Ken- yon, A. B. Neil, C. M. Deal, J. Amose, B. R. Col- lie, James McGrath, P. E. Rideler, Mr.and Mrs, W. M. Lent, Mrs. G. H. Lent, Miss F. Lent, Miss | Hooker, C. J. Hunt, C. H. Robins, B. Triest, W. J. Davis, M. P. Hays, L. J. Coakling, M. Al- | 1 A. Ross, Anderson, W, H. Sgem cer, R. C. Craft, T do, Mrs. Rinaldo, P. 8. Kenyon, Mrs. M. 8 Hurd, Miss Foster, F. A Brunn and wife, E. L. Padock, Mr. and Mrs. J, T. Williams, M. J. Pencent. The guests at_the Hotel el Paso de Robles celebrated the 7th in sn(l’inflc style. There was a fine display of fireworks from the ve- rands.of the hotel, after which the guesis ad- journed to the spacious music hall and in- dulged in the mazy dance. Mr. and Mrs. T, Carothers, Miss Brim, Miss Hampton, Mrs, M. S. Hurd, Miss Foster and C. Crait are spending a month at Paso Robles. e AT KramatH HoT SPRINGS. Late arrivals at Klamath Hot Springs in- ciude: Mr. and Mrs. R. 8. Taylor, San Fran- cisco; C. L. Parish, Klamath Falis; Mr. and Mrs. William Bannan, Oakland; Mr. and Mrs. G. L. Taylor, San Francisco; Mrs. W. H. Stew- art, Sen Franelsco; J. R. Cook, Pokegama; Miss Rosabelle Cook, Pokegama; Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Brittan, San Carlos; the Misses Brittan, San Carlos; Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Gray, San Jose; Dr. J. M. McGavin, Chicago; Mr. and Mrs. R. G. Houghtou, San Francisco; Miss Houghton, San Franeisco; Miss Bertha Houghton, San Francisco; J. A. Manley, Sacramento; Mrs. J. G. Burress, San Francisco; H. E. Wilcox, San Jose; Charles F. Wilcox, San Jose; Luelan Wil- cox, San Jose;. Henry M. N. Sprivg, San Jose; P. J. Knudsen and’ wife, Miss Dagmar Knnd. en, Miss Charlotte Knudsen, W. A. Pryal, akiand; Miss Helen Ford, Miss Kitty Ford, Miss Sarah O’Tool, Gilroy. e S At MERVYN HOTEL. The following were registered at the Mervyn Hotel, Scnoma County, last week: A. Me- Cracken, Mrs. A. McCracken, Miss Lucille Mc- Cracken, Captain H. A. Gorley, C. B. Putnam, Jabez Swan, Mrs. Swan, Joscph Swan, James ¥ Fennell, ¥. H. Willis, Miss K. Brooks, Mee. V. R. Newval, Mrs. W. S. R.Somville and chi.- dren, Miss Amy Head, C.S. Biainey, Master Chester Haskell, Mrs. C. Haskell, Pierce Bard, 8. Welling- Mr. and Mrs. W. 8. Townsend. B. F. {g end family occupy & cottage in the vicin- R kel o AT SoDA BAY. Captain and Mrs. Shaw, San Franeisco; Mrs. F. L. Van Denburgh, Miss Beatrice Van Den- burgh, Oakland, were up last week to Soda Bay for an extended visit. Among those who have registered during_the past week at the resort are: Mrs. W. L. , San_Francisco; Professor 8. H. Emg,‘no‘ R. Webber, H. Baylis; Geot Liebes, Francisco; M. W. Brown, San Francisco; Charles L. Behlow, San Sohlke, A i Mr.'and Franeisco; C. H. Mrs. Foster, San Rafael; G. E. U. 8 A HEAR THE JOYFUL ~ WEDDING BELLS, Home and Church Marriage Ceremonies of the Past Week. Nuptials of Miss Dora Dibblee and Walter A. Wilkins. A Fourth of July Wedding at St. Luke’s—Reinle-Curtis Wedding at St. Rose’s. A very pretty home wedding was thatof Walter A. Wilkins and Dora H. Dibblee cele- brated at the residence of the bride’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. William Dibblee, on the evening of July 4, Rev. J. G. Mangold officiating. The bride was handsomely gowned in white brocaded silk, trimmed with lilies of the valley. Miss Lena Mertle, a cousin of the bride, acted &s bridesmaid. Samuel Wilkins, brother of the groom, was best man. The parlorsiwere prestily deco- rated with fresh flowers, the bridal couple standing under a wedding bell of white sweet peas and maiden fern. After congratulations, the guests retired to the dining-room, where n elaborate supper was served. The presents ere numerous and were displayed in the sit- ting room. A reception followed on Sunday evening, about fifty guests being present. St. Luke's Episcopal Church, on _Van Ness avenue, was the scene of a very pretty wed- ding on Saturday, July 4, the contracting par- t1es being James A. Goodwin of San Francisco and Chessie A. Williams of Modesto. Rev. W. C. Shaw was the officiating clergymsn. Cap- tain J. F. Whitman acted as best man and Miss Annie Haag as bridesmaid. Immediately after the ceremony the wed- ding party was driven tothe home of the groom’s father, at 1722 Broadway, where s de- Tightful reception was held, the bride and groom receiving the congratulations of their many iriends. Among those present were: Mr. and Mrs. Robert Goodwin, Miss Julia Haag, Robert Goodwin Jr., Mrs. Bearth, Miss Carrie Good- win, Miss Alice Goodwin, Mrs. Haag, C. A. Bennett. At St. Rose’s Church last Sunday afternoon, the Rev. Father Nugent officiating, and in the presence of their immediate relatives and iriends, Mis3 Margaret Curtis and Frederick Reinle were united in marriage. After re- ceiving congratulations Mr. and Mrs. Reinle took the afternoon train for their future home at Gilroy. Miss Annie Murphy was che brides- maid and the groom's best man was Thomas P. Ross. bopote N AT TUSCAN SPRINGS. The list of arrivals the past week at Tuscan Springs includes Ernest Miller, San Francisc: M. H. Burk, Folsom; J. J. Smith, Folso George Simms, Wadsworth, Ne: Jen- sen, Sacramento; P. Riordan, Marysville; R Firnple, Chico; Captain W. T. Forsman, Sacra- mento; C. S. Ralph, Sacramento; F. Miller, Los Angeles; J. 8. Lewls, Chico; J."B. ‘Daniels, Chico; J. F.' Meline, Paradise; William Moll, Hornbrook; F. A. Reiser, Edgwood; Mrs. F. A. Reiser, Edgwood; H. C. Wietieldt, R Miss May Weitfeldt, Red Bluff Red Bluff; Henry Lindner. | Daniel Hart, Rockiin; J. Lucas, Placerville. sl AT DEL MAR. Among the recent arrivals at Del Mar ar E. Gowan and wife, Miss Bessie Gowan, Miss Bessie McLoughlin, Denis J. Foley and e, Miss Alice Foliey, Mrs. Ellen Frost, i E. J. Smith, Mrs. J. R.’Deane. Miss Phyllis M. de Young #nd nurse, Mrs. M. Sprigg, William Shanghnessy and wife, Miss May Shaughaessy, Master Willie Shaughnessy, Mrs. W. S. Metlar, Master Noble Metlar,Arthur Cowan, J. Lani- gan, Sau Francisco. NEW TO-DAY. SOLE AGENTS FOR THE CLEARING OUT LACES AT POSITIVELY LOWEST PRICES ON RECORD. 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