The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, August 2, 1896, Page 20

* How Society Is Enjoying .+ come 1 20 FRA THE SAN C ISCO CALL, SUNDAY, AUGUST 2, 1896. FASHIONABLE LIFE AT THE RESCATS, the Midsummer Months. Sailing, Rowing, Picnics and Moonlight Drives to Di- " vide ‘the Time. :Pleas'ant Reports From the Moun- tains, the Seaside, the Springs and the Lakes. Life at the summer resorts is still considered by the fashionable set the only life for the present worth living. The aniform dullness that characterized the early season has be- come a thing of the past and each day brings forth some new pleasure for the fortunate guest at the interior hotels. Although many have returned, called to town by the reopening of the schools, still the reports from the seaside, the mountains, the lakes and the springs show many are stidl line gering to enjoy the delights of midsummer. We herewith present & resume of the move- ments of our fashionable people. Mr. and Mrs. William H. Crocker, Prince and Princess Poniatowski, Mrs. Sperry, W. N. . Cowles, George E. P. Hall and C. P. Tarbutt went to the Hotel del Monte on July 24 for a VHiE Ana Mre. Walter Scott Hobart will re- t Incline, near Lake Tahoe,about & week nore. Mrs. Henry Schmiedel and Mrs. George H. Howard will be at the Hotel del Monte during | . August. 2 Mre. 3. C. Tucker and Miss Mae Tucker have returned from & prolonged visitat Castle Crag. Mrs. J. Downéy Harvey &nd family haye re- turned to the City after a prolonged visit at the Hotel del Monte. Mr. and Mrs. George A. Pope and Miss Carrie “Taylor are expected to return from Europe early in September. Judge and Mrs. John H. Boalt have left New York en route to Europe. They will travel in Germany and Switzerland until the end of autumn. : Ward MeAllister has returned from his East- ern trip and will pass the next two months at | _the Hotel Rafacl. Joseph D, Grant returned from the East and | Europe last Monday. Mrs. Johu Boggs has returned from the Tavern of Castle Crag, and is staying at the . Hotel Richelieu. Miss Alice Boggs is visiting st Lake Tahoe Mr. and Mrs, W. G. Curtis have been visiting 1hé Hotel del Monte during the past week. M Colin M. Boyd have rcturned the Northwest as v will pass the re- Cesa ‘Boyd,” near ded tour of i The; maf San Leandto. Mrs. Florence C. Moore has been the guest of Mrs. Paxton her ville, Madrono Knoll, So- st week. e White Star steamer Britannic. h eturned from a visit to the ham W. Ames and the Misses Alice ssie vho have been in Europe for - the past ye & half, will leve about the middle of October, and will viSit friends Boston and New York before returning bome. _ Mr. and Mrs. William M. Gwin_and Miss - Mary Bell Gwin, who have been in San Rafael during the month of July, will return to the .City next Weanesday. r. and Mrs. Charies Robin of Sacramento and Mr. and Mrs. Alpert Gallatin, Albert Gal- latin’ Jr. and Miss Leta Gallatin of this C have been at ~“Pino Grande,” El Doredo County, during the month of July. Mrs. Adam Grant will remsin atthe Hotel del Monte during the mos Mr. and Mrs. H. M. A, to Oaklantd after a Newhall at San Mateo. J. Hodges Toler'of Auburnis rapidlyrecov- ering from the eifects of his recent severe acci- dent, and, in company with Mrs. Toler, will i 0 in August. They wili cral weeks here and at the Hotel del f this month. er have returned Fanny Danforth he Misses Irene and Hattie Tay have been isiting at the Hotel del Monte during the past ‘week. Mrs. Charles M. Shortridge and Miss Vesta Shoriridge returned from Honolulu last Tues- day on the stesnrer Australia. Mr. and Mrs. Wakefield Baker have returned to their cottage in Sausalito after a visit to Castle Crag. - Mr. and Mrs. A, A. Watkins and Miss Wat- ¥ins have been passing the week at the Hotel del Monte. Mr. apd Mrs. Rudolph Spreckels are staying =t the Hotel Rafnel while their cottege 1s being made ready for occupancy. Miss Edith Findley has been visiting them, Mrg, W. H. Keith and Miss Eliza D. Keith, who ‘have been in San Jose duriug the past fortnight, are naw in Monterey. e’\'flllnm H. Keith is at Royan, a fashionable watering place in France. Miss Helen Elizabeth Wright is visiting Mr. .. and Mrs.-Henry Van der Leck at Los Angeles, Dr. and M Winslow And from Honolniu last Tuesday. Justice and Mrs. Stephen J. Field and Mr, and Mrs. J. H. Jewett have been visiting Mr. and Mrs. Smith Brown and Mrs. Frances B. Edgerton at Delta Lodge, Napa Valley, during ibe past week. Df.and Mrs, Clerk Burnham have remoyed erson returned trom 2509 Washington street to 936 Haight Etreet. Athome on Tuesdays. Miss Marie Voorhies has returned from a visit to relatives in the East. She was aocome 3 yuuied home by her’cousin, Mi:s Corinne Te- - trips auli of New Orleans, who will be her guest for'some time, Walter Leonard Dean went to the Hotel del Monte last Thursday. Mr. ‘and Mrs. E. G, Wilder arrived here last Thursday from Honolulu on thelr wedding Alfred G, Ehrenberg leit last Friday to make a month's tour'of Southern California, Arizona _ &ud Oregon. Mrs. K. H. Withrow and Miss Marie Withrow Bave returned from & trip o the Yosemite . Varley. ‘ Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Dingee of Onkland have + taken roonis at the Paiace Hotel for the season. Mr. and Mrs, J. P. Le Count and Miss Susie Le Count have returned to this City and are stay- ing at the PalacqHotel. Mrs. Jobn Skae and Miss Alice Skae are at the Hotel Richelieu. Mr. and Mre. George Fritch are spending part of the summer at the El Monte Hotel, Saus- alito. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph S, Harlan of this Cit have gone to Bartlett Springs where they will sojourn during the month of August. oe Mandel has zone to Nevada for his sum- * mer trip. Mr. Mandel will be no stranger in :ge Silver City, as he spent his youthfn days ere. B - Mrs. S. B. Peterson Jr. (nee Itsell) spent sey~ ernl days.last week visiting [xien)dsmu the Hotei Rafael. Miss Fannie Michelson of S8an Francisco, who has just finished her musical education at the Congervatory of Mme. Marchesi in Paris, went to_Carlsbad, Germany, in company with Ler brother, to recuperate her health from her erduous studies. e will Temain there dur- ing the season and then return to Paris tor furtder developments. The Misses Idith,and Grace Sherry leit on the Umatilla Tuesday, for a month’s visit to friends at Tacoma, Wash. J. C. and Miss Fiorence Beveridge of London, England, and Miss Mary E. Simpson of San Fr&ncl!co are sojourning at Lake Tahoe, r. and Mrs. M. H. Lichienstein are sojourn- ing at Paraiso Springs for the summer. Miss Jessie Morse and Miss Kate Morse, in company with treir sister, Mrs.,” Winona E. . Pinney, are spending the summer at Marion, Buszards Bay, Mass, Miss Edith Muhiner and Miss Ethel Hanna have returned from Bartlett Springs, where th:? spent their summer vacation. Ts. W. L. Whelan, Miss Anita Whelan and Miss Loretta Cahill are spending a few weeks . at Woodside. Mrs. W, L. Whelan entertained Mr. and Mrs. Ed, L. Hend, Mrs. G. V. De Lorme, Misses K, and A. Kavanagh and Mrs. Charles Geggus at Woodsids lnst week. Mr. and 3rs, B. N. Rowley and Lloyd Rowley are staying at the Castle Crag Tavern, Shasta County. Mrs. M. G. Tonini left Monday to spend a few d.]yu with her sister, Mrs. M. Rocca, at San An- selmo. Willard M. Wood hfll gone to the Cedars, Bolinas, for & two weeks' stay. Mr. and Mrs. A. M. King have gone to Sausa- Ito for the summer, Mrs. F. E. Farley (nee Lane) left Thursday moraing for San Luis Obispo. it Rl THE VENDOME. During the past week a most charming din- ner party was glvu\n at the Vendome by Mrs. |/ sailed for Europe | sit to George Almer | WHERE THE SUMMER QUEENS REIGN [From the Chicago Times-Herald.] SUPREME. W. T. Adel in honor of her daughter Grace's birthday. Covers were laid for twelve and after enjoying o most delightful repast the guests adjourned to the ballroom, where danc- ing was indulged in until a late hour. A very preity wedding took place at the | Vendome the pas c, the contracting | parties being Miss Kitty A. Utschig of San Francisco and Gustave Hueter. The ceremony was performed by Judge Reynolds in the pres- ence of the immediate relatives. Miss Lizzie Utschig acted as bridesmaid and Samuel Ayers | was best man. After the ceremony a sumptu- ous breakfast was served, when Mr. and Mrs. Hueter departed for Santa Cruz an Philip Lippitt and wife and the M 8.G.1 accompanied_by Miss Alice Taus- ed to San Francisco after a few | ¢ Vendome. | 3 ice Johnson, J. Romero, Mr. and | | Mrs. Romero and children, accompanied by | Mrs. D. H. de Francis, forméd one of the manv | | luncheon’ parties during the past week at the | | Vendome. Mrs. M. D. Taaffe, Master Randall Taaffe and | Miss Stinson are quietly domiciled at the Ven- ‘} dom Mrs. P. E. Stewart of Pennsylvania, accom- anied by the Misses Stewart, registered at the Vendome on their way (o Lick Observatory. Charles Howard of New York registered the | latter part of the week | R. R. Grayson of Sau Francisco, accomp by his sister, Mrs. W, C. Ralston; i Hayes of Oakland and Cranchaut of Paris, | d the hospit r part of the wee Mrs. N. T, Robinson, Miss O'Leary and N. Robinson Jr:, of Washington, D. C., accom- | panied by Mrs. C. R. Anthony and Miss An- | v, of Bos lon, Mass,, and Mra. P. A. Hearst, | Miss A. Lane, of San | home after a most | at_this popular hostelry. -Dur- hey formed one of the many Observatory. Miss A. Dugan of San Francisco is s guest ot the Vendome. Guatemala, Central America, is represented by the arrivalsof R.Guirola and party, Mrs, Victor Mati:ieu arty, Dr. Louis Lazeo and ity of the Vendome the ompanied by her | an Francisco. | . Millsof Milis College, uccompanied utting, is domuciied at the Ven- | £ B 5t @ dome. Mr. and Mrs. George T. Folsom of San Fran- cisco were among the many who registered during the past week. Governor James H. Budd isa guest at the \'eu({umc for a few days. F. Natta, a prominent coffee planter of Guate- &, accompanied by his wife, is registered at the Vendome. Mrs. N. E. Singleton, accompanied by her charming daughter, 18 enjoying a few days’ visit at tois favorite resort. R. E. Houghton and wife of San_ Francisco paid the Vendome a flying visit during the past week, Mrs, J. T. Love of Ban Francisco and her charming daughter, Miss Mabel Love, are still among Manager Snell’s guests. During the past few ‘days the guests’ of the hotel were treated to several choice vocal seleotions, which were rendered in artistic_style by Miss Mabel Love, accompanled by Lowinsky’s or- chestra. 8. I. Black of Sacramento registered at the Vendome the early part of the week. Mrs. 8. A. Gladding, accompanied by Miss ¥lora Gladding of San Francisco, is enjoying the ]Evspllflhllcs of the Vendome for & brief period. Dr.J. M. Lang and wife of Chicago are regis. tered at the andomc. d i Mrs. J. H. McCormick, Harry McCormick and Bessie McCormick, of Oakland, accompanied by Miss Henderson of New York City, and Mrs. Collins, Miss Margaret Collins, and Miss R. M. Kilipatrick of Brooklyn, N. Y., have ar- rived at the Vendome after a prolonged visit at Del Monte. Mrs. C. P, Danford, maid and child of San Francisco, arrived at the Vendome to spend & portion of the summer. Nortes FROM AVALON. AVALON, CATALINA ISLAND, July 22.—The throng at this celestial isle increases daily, the large steamer Hermosa coming in each night londed from stem to stern. The Saturday night illumination is one of the features of the week. Then Sugar Loaf wears a crimson crown of fire; rockets shoot skywara from shore and the deck of the lncomu’)l'j! steamer; red lights glow all along the circling beach : bonfires fiare from every advantegeous point; pinwheels and set pleces ere set off, and from the time the booming of the cannon Announces the approach of the steamer, there is a perfoct carnival of fireworks, which keeps up con- stantly for an hour or 80, aud then every one repaira to the pavilion 'to take par:in the nighily hop and listen to the entrancing strains of the Catalina Marine band, Defender Jr., the trim little model of the famous winner of the international cup races, isnow anchored in Avaion Bay and will be here a month. Her builder and captain, C, H. Wedgwood, announces that she is ready to race with anything in her class that floats the sea and s awaiting a challenge. The graceful little craft lies thirty-one feet on the water and carrles 200 srg;urc feet of canvas, Mr. Wedg- wood is an dxperienced yachtsman and last season had another yacht here of his own ake which beat all others of her class at talina. Defender Jr. was first launched at Redondo about a month ago. B. 8. Hubbard, secretary of the Unfon Litho- graph Company of San Francisco, s here, and yesterday 1n company with Messrs. J. W. A. Off, George W. Beck ot Los Angeles and George P. Curtis of Pasadena, pulled in 113 barracuda and 1wo yellowteils. This catch and that of W. C. Stuart and party of Pasadena, also made sterdey, are the record-breakers for, the soa. Bon. Messre. Stuart ana son, W. S, Gilmore and Rey Hutchins of Pasadena went out in the Fleetwing yesterday and brougnt back two enormous fewtish weighing respectively 300 and 210 pounds, 127 barracuda, six albicore, four yellowtails and a fine bass. 'Thissmashes all previous records this year. Mr. Stuart is a muiti-mitlionaire of Pasadena, and, with his family, is at the Metropole for an extended siay. He has u fad for chartering iaunones and taking his friends outon fishing exonr: sions, enfertaining in the most royal fashion, Recent arrivals from the north at the Metro- pole are E. E. Stoddard, San Franoisco; Mr, and Mrs. M A. Hyland, San Jose; J. M. Duni: . T. Martin of San Franeisco 1 at the - lon Inn. Miss Laurie Bearing of San Fg:a: cisco arrived at the Island Villa last night. Sopa Bay. The following have registered at Soda Bay during the week: Mrs. Flora Ellon, Miss Vera Ellon, Miss Delia Claybrush, Miss Etta Clay- brush, Walter Schwhare, Miss Burson, John 1 Sullivan, Colin M. Smith, Mr. and Mrs. G, D, Clark, Mr. and Mrs, Watson and J. T. San Francisco, i Medock, l THEY DANCED BY MOONLIGHT, Many Delightful Outing Parties of the Past Week. Music and Dancing on Board at the Madrone Moonlight Cruise. Ross Valley Canoe Club Mconlight Excursion to Tamalpais—Picnic at Mill Valley. On-last Monday evening the ‘“Madrones” of Mill Valley were the special guests of honor at a moonlight cruise on the bay from Sausa- lito. Later in the evening an impromptu vro- gramme of literary and musical numbers was rendered around the banquet board. Among those present were: George J. Knox, Joseph C. Muehe, George A. Christenson, Charles A. Drury, George W. Elies, William J. O'Brien, F. E. Kroeger. Emmett V. Sulltvan, C. E. L. Hilde- brecht. E. T. Knox, Maurice Ballin, Jack Bal- lin, Joseph Heusmann, M. A. Lyon, Marc E. Lewis, David F. Lane, Julian Newbauer and Charles A. King. The members of the Ross Valley Canoe Club gave a moonlight excursion to Mt. Tamalpais Saturday evening, July 25. The party was chaperoned by Mr. and Mrs, E. C. Counter and Mrs. Fred Ruggles. The start was made from Ross Station at 7:30 and the party proceeded to Camp Tucker, whence they ascended 1o the top of the mountain to behold the rising of the sun. Those who participated in the en- joyable tramp were: Samuel Crisp, Miss Abby Dyer, Chris Counter, Miss May Killelea, Alfred Folsom, Miss Shark, Errol C. Wilson, Miss Clare Bockman, George Belden, Miss Amy Griffin, Toby Hornung, Miss Mary Marshail, Metthew Killelea, Miss Lucy Marshall, Louis Getz, Miss Julia Mish, Ralph Prescott, Miss Lizzte Brown, Harry Hock, Miss Ella Schellen- berg, Vaugh Garside, John Marshall, Harold Lunstrom, Alfred Wagner, George O'Connor, Ray Prescott, N. Rustmeyer, Al Getz, Waller Jackson, Mr. Casey, Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Counter, Miss Belle Rustmeyer, Raymond Whitney, Mrs. Fred Ruggles, Fred Crisp, Miss Rose Mc- Cartney, Simon Ross, Miss Fanny Crisp. The Richelieu Eocfal Club guve a very suc- cessiul private picnic Sunday, July 26, at Mill Valley. The affair was under the management of a committee composed of Ignatz Levy, Leon E. Prescott and Edward H. Morris. The musie was furnished by the Menlo Orchestra, A pleasant outing was held last Wednes- day in the Santa Cruz Mountains. The party was composed of Miss Nellie Stevens, Miss Ma- rion Hennessey, Miss Kitty Hayes, Miss Helen Hayes, Miss Anha Brenuan, Miss Emma Sulli- van, Miss Mamie Mann, Miss Lucy Dunn, Miss Agnes McCarthy and Miss Julia Bertol. Mrs, Stevens and Mrs. Knowiting acted as chap- erons. The sturdy mountain ladsand fair mountain lassies of the Drf Creek Disiriet, Bonoma Coun- ty, enjoyed adelightful moonlightdance on the evening of July 24. Thedance was held under the direction of the Dry Creek Social Club, who proved themselves excellent entertainers. The programme, which included the Iatest evolu- tions of the baliroom as well as the old-fash- ioned country dances, was pleasantly varied by vocal solos and well rendered operatic se- lections by the amateur string orchesira un- der the direction of Professor Henry 8mith. Atmidnight refreshments were served, after which dancing_was resumed, nor did festi ties close unti1 Ol1d Sol had made his appe ance, when the happy. tired dancers departed more than pleased with the night’s entértain- ment. The following iwere among _those present: Miss Jennie Smith, Miss ‘Mollie Smith, Miss Josephine Ferry, Miss Hugnes, Miss Howard, Miss Samuels, Miss Caldwoll, Miss Scott, Miss Johnson, Miss Boyer, Miss Grewells, Miss Eisio Smith, Miss Broback, Mrs. Smith, Mrs, Broback and M Ferry, R Nolan, M. Ferry, J. Ferry, W, well, J. Cald- well, Maurice Smith, Hiram Schultz, Owen Smith, Frank Yordie, Richard Patton, Frank Patton, Carl Hill, Bert Smith, Frank Ferry, Charles Johnston, W. Johnston, Miller Scott, 8. Murphfichlrleu Walgomott, Leonard Otis, George atthews, Fred Samuels, Joseph Nobles, Rodney Lowery, R. Marshall, W. J. Smith,'H. P. §mith, David Hearfield, Thomas Cleary, D. A. Draay, George Hoyle. e s WEDDINGS, LEONHARDT- CLARKSON AND SAR- “CANDER-GARDINER NUPTIALS. Miss Amelia Leonhardt and Walter Clarkson were married last Tucsday evening at the resi- aence of the bride’s parents. The ceremony was performed by the Rev. Dr. Buehler. Miss Matilda Leonhardt, sister of the bride, acted as mald of honor and Mr. Harrison as best man, The room was besutifully decoratsd with flowers and evergreens, and under a ‘bower of roses and smilax festooning the cere- mony was performed. The bride wore a white silk fiawn trimmed with lace. The bodice was igh and ornamented wng & string of pearls, A wreath of orange blossoms sur- mounted her brow, Congratulations followed the ceremony, and during the evening choice selections were azll:‘t;er‘ghby Professor Charles Graeber's man- club, At 10 o’clock supper was announced, the tefully decorated with bunting The garden was alight also with numerous Japanese lanterns, the seclusion of which was the favorite resort of many couples, who were wrapped in deep contemplation of | the I the starry heavens to the exclusion of the fes- tive throng. Among those who were present were: Mr. and Mrs. Cherles Leonhardt, Mr. and Miss Drees, Professor and Mrs. Graeber, Fred Hotop, Miss Baker, Miss Nellfe Olsen, Miss Matilds Leonhard, K. Coppage, D. Leonhardt, Miss Murp) ss Moses, Mrs. Phillip Reigel- hardt, E. Lewis, William C. Hall, Miss Martha Coppage, Miss Delia Haake, Mr. aiid Mrs, Ber- win, Gus Diever, R. M. Leonhardt, Mr. Har- rison, Mr. and_Mrs. Durham, Miss Fal- lon, "Mr. ‘and Mrs. 'Avery, Mrs. Haake, Mr.’ Sullivan, Mrs. Hall, Mr. and_Mrs. Beech, Mr. and Mrs McPherson, Miss Guedett, Miss Juliet Coppage, Mr. Robinson, Miss Daisy Haake, Miss Daly, Mrs. Nichols, Mr. and Mrs. Verhaghen, Mr, and Mrs. Erfist, and many others. A pretty July wedding was that of Fred S. Sarcander and Miss Faony A. Gardiver, which took place at ~the residence of the bride’s mother, Mrs. K. F. Gardiner, 2703 Bush street. Rev. Father J. J. Prendergast, V. G., officiated, Henry Meyer acted as best man and Miss May Gardiner ‘as bridesmaia. The parlors were rofusely decorated with flowers, ivy and erns. After the ceremony music and dancing were indulged fo until midnight, when the guests were served with a sumpttuous repast. The dining-room and tables were decorated with flowers and ferns. Suortly after supper appy couple leit for_ thojt hotel, leayhig next day for San Jose and |the carnival at Santa Cruz. PERSONALS, , Captain and Mrs. H. M. Gregory, with their niece, Miss Alice Halberstedt, bave returned from a vistt to Agua Caliente Spri Professor A. and Mrs. Van der Naillen have returned from a three months’ sojourn in Europe, where the professor went to study radiography or photography through opaque bodies. He brings a complete equipment of improved apparatus for the production of the X ray. Mrs. Sergeant Nelson has returned to the City and will receive on the first Thursday of August. Mrs. Henry Mayer of 233 Oak street has re- turned from the country and will receive on the first Wednesday of each month. Mrs, Strelitz-Davis has returned from a two years' trip and will receive her iriends at the Normandie, 1715 Polk street. Dr, Perrault has returned to San Franeisco after five pleasant weeks at Paraiso Springs. Miss Laura Perine, Miss Lois Hen Miss Gerirude Wheaton and Miss Mildred Wheaton have just returned from Paraiso Springs after three weeks, Rev. Father R. D. Brennan leaves Paraiso Springs to-day for San Fraucisco after six weeks’ rest. Edgar E. Coursen, accompanied by his family, is the guest of Mme. Eilen Coursen- Roeckel at her home on Fulton street. Mr. Coursen is the leading musician of Portland, Or., where he has resided since he graduated from the Leipsic Conseryatoir. Miss Emma Feisel and Miss Agnes J. Conolly have been the guests of Mrs. Charles Gillette of Sausalito during the past week. Mr. and Mrs. J. Charles Hall ot 1812 Filbert street have returned from a brief visit to Sonoma County. Mrs. B.F. Wellington, Miss Edith Wellington and Miss Fannie Firth have returned to the City from the Stone Cottage at Glen Ellen, where they have spent the last six weeks, The Misses Hattle and Rae Alexander have returned from Cazadero. Wallace A. Sabin, F. R. C. 0., organist and choirmaster of St, Luke's Episcopal Church, has been chosen out of a large number of ap- plicants to fill tne post of organist to the Tem- ple Emanu-El, Sutter and Powell streets, which was until recenng occupied by the late Louis Schmidt. Mr. Sabin, who has just re- turned from his vacation in the mountains, will commence on his new duties at once, but will still continue his work at St. Luke’s. Dr. Clyde Payne nas returned from a four weeks’ outing in Mendocino County. Miss Alice Coe Fallon and Miss Amanda Steresi have returned to the City after their tour of Southern Californis. BARTLETT SPRINGS. The weather at these springs is simply per- fect now. The tennis players are reveling in the cool afternoon breezes. Among the prom- ising lady players may be seen: Mrs. F.B. Glenn of Jacinto, Miss Caroline Shultz of Oa! land, Miss Myrtle Riddle and Miss Carolyn Hawkins of Colusa. Father Ryan, who is at Bartlett for a few days, is an ardent hun- ter and is booked for a four-pronged buck when he goes out with the renowned hunter and guide. Owen Crabtree. A, N. Buchenan of facramento brought in & beautiful buck that he shot from the stage road early one morning while out for doves. Ed , grlvne secretary to Governor Budd, and Mrs. inteen claim Lunnn even in & flne buck brought in a few days ago. Mrs. J. G. Davis and her charming daughter are domiciled in their favorite cottage, the “Atwood.” A.B. Ware, a prominent attorney of Santa Rosa, is at Bartleit on his annual visit. Hon. Dan Freeman, the miliionaire rancher of Los An- geles, is at Bartlett for a few weeks' stay. Mrs. A. L. Lankershim, Mrs. I N. Van ys' two daughters ana son have engaged roo; at the resort for six weeks, James McMenomey of Ban Francisco, accompanied by his wife and son, is spending three weeks at the springs. Mrs. W, G. Stafford and daughter andjMrs. Ger- trude Housman of San Francisco are making their first visit to Bartlett. A. J. Clunie, the well-known attorney, of San Francisco, accom- panied by Mrs. Clunie, is up for several weeks’ stay for the benefit of Mrs. Clunie's health. As the month draws tos close man: aregoing home, thereby relieving the crowd condition of the hou{ and cotiages, and en- abling the management to accommodate all that may come in. SARATOGA SPRINGS. Late arrivals at Saratoga BSprings, Lake County, include: Mrs.C. L. Huggin, Miss B. Huggin, G. E. Robinson, Mrs. G. E. Robinson, Miss H. Powell, W. T. Welsh, E. W. Spencer, Miss Lyda Robinson, J. A. Buck, Mrs.J. A. Buck, W. J. Buck, H. R. Allen, Miss M. Wales, W. P, Scanlan, A, Gibbg, Miss E. Gibbs, Miss 8. Starkweather, Mrs, M. Yorker, Miss A. Yorker, J. M. Breen, W. Micheiman, A. Dowle, Mrs, M. Huue{i Miss ‘A, Harney, Mr. and Mrs. Towe, M. J. Dolan, Miss C. Preston, Miss F. E. Ware, Miss McGorey, C. M. Sadler, W, A, Del- zell, M. A. McMahon, L. A, McMahon, D. Good- man, E. L Christin, Mrs. E. L. Christin, Mr. and Mrs. A. Huguenin, Mr. and Mrs. A. B Blanchard, Dr. H. E. Muller and wife, Miss J. Diceklam, J. 8. Bo Misy E. Alslp, J. Warner, N. Olson, H. $mith, Miss Birdsall, C Christin, Miss C. He H. Ifilon, Mr. and Mrs. G. F. , Mrs H. G. Kinsey, G.J. Kinsey, Mrs, R. Carmany, Miss A. Jones, Mrs. Van Bergen, W. Van Bergen, Mrs, L. Meyer. el i THE PAST WEEK | IN LOCAL SOCIETY. | A Number of Charming| Receptions, Dinners and Dances. Mr. and Mrs. Wildman Enter- tain in Honor of a Sin- gapore Guest. Several Young P:cple Celebrate in Delightful Fashion Their Anniversaries. Mr. and Mrs. Rounsevelle Wildman gave a dinner last Thursday evening at their home, 2201 Webster street, id honor of Rev. George 'W. Reith of Singapore. Miss Daisy McDermott was tendered a most successful birthaay party by her parents last Saturday evening, July 18, at her residence, 19 Louisa street. The evening was pleasantlyspent in aancing and other amusements. At midnight the guests partook of a sumptuous supper, after which dancing and games were indulged tll the early hours of the morning. The house was artistically decorated with flowers and ferns. Miss Millie and Miss Birdie Blach of Cincin- natiare visiting their sisters, Miss Rosa and Miss Flora Blach, at their residence on Ellis street. Last night all four sisters were enter- tained at a theater party by Mrs. H. Schoen- holz and Mrs. Phil 8. Beel. A party was given by Miss Sarah Lubosch at her residence, 731 O'Farrell street, on Sundey evening, July 26, in honor of MissSadie Harris of Stockton. Dancing, singing and games were kepi up till midnight. Among those present were Miss Sadie Harris, Max Rosenback, Miss Bessie Borren, Abe Ro- senback, Miss Sarah Luboseh, Max Mayer, Miss Rae Boas, Jack Morris, Jule Woods, Mr. Fisher, Misses Rose and Belle Korper, Asher Rosen- back, Misses Bertie and Gertrude Rosenthal, Miss Elsie Cohn, Otto Lewis, Ed Stamper, Miss Bella Goldberg, Miss Lena Lubosch, Louis Anker, Miss Mury Abrabms, Miss Phoebe Lach- man, Mr. Heinau, Mr. Jacobson, I. Harris, Joe Gerstle, Mr, Rosenthal, Leo Anker, Mr. and Mrs. Lubosch, Abe Anker, Sam_Wolf, Melville Lubosch, Mr. Woods and Retta Harris. On Friday, July 18, at their residence, 203 Guerrero street, Arthur Edwards had a most enfoyable birthday party given him by his wile, assisted by many of their most intimate friends. The house was beautifully decorated with smilaxand La France roses. Among those resént were: Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Edwards, . B. Duck, Professor Thomas W. Bree, Mrs. Schroeder, Miss Annie Schroeder, Mr. Hass, Mr. and Mrs. Barr, Mr. and _Mrs. Oscar Driefer, Mr. and Mrs. L. Schonfeld, Adolph Driefer, Mr. and Mrs. Loser, iate of Canada; Miss Etta Loser, Miss Kate Loser, Miss Hess, Miss Mc- Carthy, Mr. McPheel and Mr, Martin, A birthday party was given to Miss Gracie Burmeister at her residence, 1305 California street, Tuesday evening, July 28. The hal was beautifully decorated with National <ol- ors and palms. The evening was spent in dancing, singing, recitations and games, after Wwhich an elaborate lu¥per was served to_the uests. Those present were: Mr. and Mrs. urmeister, Miss Gracle Burmeister, Thomas Dugen, Miss Maggie Speiker, John Clerton, Miss Violet Renton, William_Litzmons, Mrs. and Miss Emiiy Russell, D. J. Earle, Miss M. Dugan, Charles Gorman, Miss Minhie Jastian, Thomas Crowley, Miss A. Carin, P. Murphy, Miss Katie Coughlan, Rl(‘aebefl DBumply, Miss Moy Stewart aud John Renton, The hostess received many beautiiul presents. IN THE FUTURE FASHIONABLE ORGANIZATIONS AN- NOUNCE ENTERTAINMENTS AND RECEPTIONS FOR AUGUST. Golden State Parlor No. 50, N. D, G. W., will give a bazaar and social for the benefit of the flag fund on Thursday afternoon and evening, August 6, in the banguet hall of the Native Sons’ building. The following energetic com- mittee has the affair in charge: The Misses R. Day (chairman), M. Maguire, L. Meyer, F. von Staden, L. Uhlig, A. Maybery and M, Ducker. Walhalla Rebekah Lodge No. 180 held a needle-threading party last evening av its lodgeroom in Odd Fellows’ building, Market street. The Hotel Mount View, Ross Valley, will give a grand midsummer opeu-air entertain- ment and hop on next Baturday evening. Prominent fociety amateurs will take part in the entertainment. The beautiful grounds surrounding the hotel will be decorated with hundreds of Japanese lanterns and the hill- tops will be {lluminated with colored fire. It romises to be & most brilliant affair, and will striotly invitational. The Club of '96 will give a novelty hop in the form of “a sash and bow party’’ on Mon- day evening, August 3, at the hall of the Sut- terstreet Dunolnfxndem. 507 Sutter stroet, corner Powell. tensive arrangements have been completed and a_brilliant success is an- ticipated. The grand march will be led by Dr. Charles K. Swan of Oakland and Miss Laura Welker, a popular sotiety lady of this City. T‘c 8-10-30 Dancing Club, former! 15 of Mrs. Rie's Dancing A&ihng, R ave their first loeénl ‘: veneck Hall, Twenty- fourth and Chure! streets, on Friday even- ing, August7. “The pupils of Hinman’s Branch School of at the hall, corner of Howard and Twenty- first streets, Monday evening, August 3. A reception will be tendered to Mr. and Mrs, F. J. Wiliams at their residence, 154 Haw- thorne street, Rincon Hill, on August 6. The second anniversary of the Mysties will be celebrated on Tuesday evening, August 11, at Native Sons’ Hall. A handsome souvenir will be distributed during the evening asa | memen to of the occusion. = This will be strictly an evening-dress affair, and invitutions musi be presented at the door, Daneing will be continued until 1 o’clock. Grand march at 9 sharp. ¥, i General George G. Meade Corps Ng. 61, W. R. C., will give a grand patriotic_efftertain- ment and dance at Odd Fellows' Hall, corner Seventh and Market streets, on Wednesday evening, August 26, for the benefit of their re- lief fund. —_—— AT DUNCAN SPRINGS. Among the guests at Duncan Springs, Men- docino County, are: Dr. and Mrs, W. E. Tay- lor, Dr. and Mrs. R. A. McLean and son, Mrs. | F. A. Tjams, Miss Mattie Jjams, Mrs. M. Davis, Mr. and Mrs. O. D. Wheeler, Miss Emma Agar, Miss Fannie Agar, C. J. Robinson, J. W. P. Miller, J. Kearns, Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Mosebach, Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Tilley, C. Herrmann, Charles E. Wilson, F. M. Wilsor, William Waukauski and family, G. Colburn, E. Tritten- bach, wife and daughter, and J. E. Collver, all of San Francisco; f. B, Parker, Astoria; M. Hirsch, Ukiah; Mrs. Hicks and_son, J. A. Me: Allister and family, Petaluma; J. T. Campbell, Santa Rosa; Mrs. Elmont Brooks, Miss Edith nta Rose; Mrs. H. E. Williamson, ; Miss Tillie R. Durner, Benicia; H. ill, Glen E'len; Mr. and Mre, A. Hempkey, Edwin Hempkey, Mr. and Mrs. Wiliiam W. Crane and .¢hik frs- He ane, Miss Flor- ence Stockmore. Oakland; Mr. and Mrs. O. D. Hawk, Sacramento; Mrs. E. Spaulsbery, Santa Crui; . Weist, Orr’s Hot Springs. EL MonTe HoTEL. Among the guests registered at El Monte Hotel, £ausalito, aro Miss Dora Scofield, H. H. Tracy, J. C. Winans, Robert H. Nauntos, D. F. Davies, Mrs. A. Colton, Mrs. E. 0. Blethen, Miss Lanra Bausman, Mrs. Frank Whitney, Miss K. Cole, W. J. Wallis and wife, D. H. Allen and family, W. J. Tobin and wite, J. W. Joyes, C. L. Doychert, A. F. Chambliss, Mrs. Laudeker and family, W. L. Hendrickson ana wife, Thomas G. Flynn, J. J. Lewison, Thomas C. Howell, M. C. Lyon, B. W. Levy and family, J. Lacoste and family, 'A. C. Hirschfeld, Miss B. N. Hughes, Mrs, George Naunton, Mrs, A. C. Smith, C. A. Clancy and wife, J. A. Wood. George Fritch and wife, M. H. Falkenstein, A. E. Patri Mrs. N. L. Laroche, Dr. A. M. Flood, Harry Allen, J. J. Russell Peel, C. Hirsch, Miss J. E. Marston, A’ D. Tassie and wife, Miss N. B. Levy, Marven F. Holton. TUSCAN SPRINGS. New arrivals of the past week at Tuscan Springs include: Mrs, L. C. Williams, Mrs. J. Lowery, Miss Margaret Lowery, Marysville; James Taber, Vina; P. D. Bane, Orland; J. W, Palmer, Marysville; Miss Amelia Klumann, Honolulu; Miss Blanche Clements, Paul A. Stall, Milton Frank, Red Bluff; Charles H. Deiay, Marysville; H. Arend, Chico; C. F. Lucas, F, E. Smith, Edward Hallen, M, Pietson, Marys- ville; Arthur Gee, Placerville; P. Kerwan, San Francisco; Mrs. H. R. D, Townsend, Miss Adah Townsend, Marysville; Miss Emma Griffith Los Angeles; Miss Rosa Taber, H. Sutherlan and wite, C. C. Carlson and wife, Gus Krait, E. P. Kraft, Arthur Sutherland, Ked Bluff: J. Smith, Sacramenjo; C. Unash, Red Bluff: J. M. Wilson, Iowa City; A. M. Combs, William A, Fish, Red Bluff; Wililam Russell, Mary: vill . Riordan, San Francisco. G LoNGwooD. A very pleasant entertainment took place at Longwood, Napa, on Wednesday evening last. The grounds were illuminated by Japanese lanterns, the quaint ola historic porch form- ing an imposing background. Vocal solos, recitations and games passed away the pleas- antest hours ever spent at Longwood. A notable ieature of the evening was the ren- dition of some very choice selections on the iano by Mrs. Grafton Shoults, the charming ostess. Among the late arrivals at Longwood a L. E. Phillips, attorney-at-iaw; Professor Flamons, Mrs. Coey, Miss Matel Coey, Charles Coey, Mrs. H.G. Wilson, Miss Maude Wilson, Roger Wilson, Mrs. H.Hubbard, Ralph Hub- bard, Mrs. Nobie, Mrs. Fishbourne and Miss Viola Fishbourne, all of 8an Francisco. HorteL DeL Mar. Recent arrivals at the Hotel del Mar include Mrs. E. Hennessy, Willie Hégnnessy, Mrs. Broughton, Oakland; Mrs. M. Isfhelsky, Napa; Leo Teraelsky, Miss Anna Kerr, Richard Ennis, San Francisco; Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Nunan; Miss Katherine Nunan, Miss Essie Nunan, Master Maurice Nunan, Master Cyril Nunan, Stocx- ton; Mrs. Weston Wingate, Miss Elsie Wingate, Miss Esther Wingate, Miss Bonnie Wingate, Kansas City; D. F. Farquharson, E. W. Hen- derson, Norman McKellar, San Francisco; Rev. J. P. Callaghan, Antioch; Miss L. M. Ceesar, Miss R. M. Cesar, San Rafael; Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Kelly, Miss Harriet M. Skidmore, Miss K. A, Crowley, Master Horace Amphlett, E. McPhil. 1ips, Miss Katie McPhilips, San Frandisco, GILROY HoT SPRINGS. The {following guests registered at Gliroy Hot Springs during the past week: E.J. Bris- coe, Mission San Jose; Mrs, E. E. Owen, Mrs, N. H. Coe and Charies W. Coe, San Jose; Mr. and Mrs. Martin, Alameda; N. Fick, Mrs, C, Cundiff, Mrs. C. Rourk, J. C. Humphrey, Mrs, B. Rainey, 8. Rainey, William E. Cunnin, ham, George T. Bohen, H. F. ers, J, H, ell,’ P, i altermire and 0. B B, house, San Francisco; F. A. Nennoni, B‘noo, Mrs. 8. Rea and das ’gie‘}helff “mle(; m& Nt P.L. Partridge, SanJose,’ v - and Mrs. st :Imm:-nc SPRINGS. ong the arrivals during the past week at the Magneti¢ Springs, near Gl-xxvood, were: Dr. Adolph Bruer and wife, H. Bruer, of Oak- land; Mrs. B. T. Gilman, Geary Rich, Josepn Magnin, Mr.and Mrs, G. E. Carlson, Mrs. E. 0’Connor, Mr. ana Mrs, Alex L. Campbell and two children, llr;. Simpson, Mr. and’ Mrs. W. . u! IS8 e Clara Jenking, a1l of Mill Valisy, ol 158 Among those who ate booked for future Qatesare: Mrs. Townsend and family of Oak~ 1and, Mrs. Sansome and family of Alameda, on Mrs. M. Clear, Oakland; mento; E. Ginoct I Dancing will give their regular monthly party | seven, August1; Mrs. Wallace Dins: ST more and party of PLEASINT EYENTS INCLUBLIF, Charming Enterta_ingnants‘_’ of Fashionable Organ- - izations. - Falcon Bicycle Cluh Banquet in ‘Honor of Mrs. Robert Fitz- gerald. Pocahontas Council Musical and Lit. erary Entertainment—Puckett’s Academy Dance: ¥ A musical and literary entertainment was given by Pocahontas Council-No. 3, D.of P, | at St. George's Hall, 317 Mason stre€t,.on Mon._ day evening, July 27. A large audienceen-™ joyed the laughable farce entitled “Icion Parle Francais,” presented by Herbert H. Cole, H. 8, Btacey; John A. Jackson, W. Henry, Mids Bosie Cohn, Miss Josie Woolworth, Miss Ethel Jacks - and Miss Agnes McMans. Miss G. Cohn con. tributed & piano solo and John A.'Jackson sev-. eral comic recitations. =5 i The Genials, a prominent soclal club of Noe | Valley, gave a literary entertainment snd dance attheir hall on Douglass street last Thursday evening. A large and appreciative audience filled the handsomely decorated club- rooms, and after hours of merriment and . laughter, coupled with fefreshments, the guests departed with the fond fiope that they. might soon again enjoy an evening with'the Genials. 5 A large and select audience assembled-at Mission Opera-hall, last Friday evening, in re . spanse to invitations issued by the .pupils of Puckett’s Academy of Dencing, for n%}on«!}on party. The grand march wasled by Mr.and Mrs. F. J. Williams, and consisted of some pretty figures. Laterin the evening,the bon. bon march took.place, and the hall resounded with many a laugh 88 therecibient créwned himself with the caps he discovered Flopr . ° Manager Williams made a congratulagory - speech in favor of the academy’s success and thanked the audidnce for their attendance. Dancing was continued until midnight,.when atl departed after spending a very enjoyable evening. 5 i e A most delightful .banquet was’ given. last Saturday evening by the Falcor Bicfel¢ Club at their clubrooms on the Ocean. boulevard ‘in nonor of Mrs. Robert Fitzgerald, the pdpular and charming president of the club. It was long pastmidnight when the merry party dfs- ersed and all voted it a thoroughly délight- Fil affair. The following was the very unique menu: $ i MENU. :: 2 Soups—Whalebone, Lampwick, Coraeob. and Lozenges. aie ¥ish—Carp, Octopus, Catfish and Cartridges. . Game—Pedro, Oldmaid, Smut and Cribbage.. Entrees—Brown Beans, Baked Béans, Barnacles; Spider-toes, Froglegs and Frangipanni. . Vegetables—Bunions, Soft Corns and Halpruner. Relishes and Booze—Mother-in-law Fried, Roast and Devied; Icecream, Docriamb. Goldsiau and” Vaseline, Sponge Ples and Leacher Y.es, wish or without Ruckles: Cream Coffee, Chocolate and a la Arthur; Cafe au Lait, Ronge dt Noir .and Per ucle; Good-night Kiss® afd Dream of°Gmand mother. . it e MARK. WEST SPRINGS. , The Iatest arrivals at Merk Wes} Springs are: Mrs. A. Smith, Miss L Smith, Miss Nellie:", Isaacs, Miss C. E. Hutchinson, F. I Auer, Mr., and Mrs. Max Cann, Mlss Rita Cahn, E. Sluy- her, Miss Mayher, Miss Siuclair, J. C. McGeef,, . M1s. B. Hamburger, M. Hambutger, Sap Fru cisco; J. Lowenthal, H., Goliner, San Fral | cisco: Mr. and Mrs. J. Quinn, Calistoge; Mr. and Mrs, G. F. Smith, San Francisco. SOLE AGENTS FQR THE MAGGIONI KID GLOVES. 1968 Ladies Ribbed Vests - - 9 Seeing is believing, so please come and satisfy yourself that the equal, of this garment was never before sold for léss than 33! cents each. i More Than Six Vests Will Nt Be Sold to One Customer.. See wméow Display of above Great Bargain. Mail Orders Promptly Filled. NEWNIAN & LEVINSON, 125, 127, 129, 131 Kearny Street. BRANCH STORE—742 and 744 Markes Streets