The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, June 13, 1897, Page 20

CO C DAY L, 897 UNE 13, P Miss Lottie Edith Brossius, & San Jose d Robert R. Russ will be married at the 1la M. E. Church, San Jose. The bride to be, & dainty brunette To-morrow mor of 18 ist ugnter of H. Brossius, one of the Garden City’s most prominent mer- chants. The groom is & popular young man, promi- nentin elub and athietic circles and one whose nam tory of th Heis t neer, Mexic which departm : is closely i tate. e son of A. G. Russ, capitalist, pio- War veteran and one of tne or- San Francisco Fire Department, i a elso *days. 3ut t man relies not only on the merits and popularities of his honored father, Ife himself was one of the organizers of the of chief, & e of Sheriff in Yerba Bu e o Olympie Club. He is an all-round athlete, the captai he Olympic Club Wheelmen. He is also con- cted with several fraternal and benevolent organizations, a life member of the Society of California Pioneers and a life member of the German General Benevolent Society. He is also one of the most active members of the San Francisco Improvement Club, and one of me movers in introducing electric ts on Sixth street. After a brief honey- Mr. aud Mre. Russ will come to this City and will reside at their new home on rth and Folsom streets. daughter of Joseph iis Frankenhefmer, & prom- « merchant of Stockton. were m ) o’clock, at nts, on Cali- ecorated for the indow of ihe reception- sand Berrfuda lilies was happy young couple zer pronounced the m one. th bride as Rbeta and lesmaids. The an elegant gown of white of which was elaborately ned with point lace = bride's attendants were attired alike in ndie over white silk. bz THEY'RE ENGAGED. Interesting Bethrothals Made Pub- lic During the Week. The engagemen 3. Sieberst, only dau G. Sieberst of San F Hettield of Brookl ennounced of M ter of ss Ex Mr. ana Mrs. H and Cannon R The wedding will ancisec N. Y. take place at U of the bride's cousin, Mra. F. H. Price, 3 e avenue, New- ark, N. J., on June d the following day the’happy couple will leave for an extended tour abroad. The engage inced of Edgar go of this oom o1 San have fssu n of this Ci ced of Miss Ade- of Mr. and Mrs The i of Miss Lizzie vert, both of Lhis gnge hman and Tuey witl Sunday, June Mr ham have veading of es Summer Mey ba fpast Episcopal ay sireets, WEDDING BELLS, Interesting Church and Home Cere- monies of the Past Week. D. Brandle ed in Sscrame ytof the M. E. ch harming young lady ress 15 & g f t0 on May 1 by Rev. H Mrs. rch Martin isa m belng an The r reside where ang | take > town of Reddi Martin exvects 1o ests fession o1 the law Miss Charlotte Komp ther were married on Tuesda - man churek, the Rev. Dr. J. Fuendeling c was AU d by her sister vf, wio officiated ‘as maid of niia I Miss Louise ¥ honor. Miss obst acted as brides. waid. John G st mar, and S. Gun- Dr. W Joseph K. Hawkins, naker and L. B. Mayer were the marringe of J. Burt Davy and Miss Alice on, both of Eerkeley, was celebratea Sun- morning, June 6. They will be at home HOME GATHERINGS. Frominent Social Events of the Past Week. Mrs. N. J. Frankli home, 1440 O'Farrel held & reception ut her street, Sunday, June 6, in honor af the coufirmation of ber daughter, Martha. The entwe confirmation class and fellow-graduates of Miss Franklin were mmong tne honored guests. Games and music were among the features of the evening. Avout, 9 o'clock the party marched into the dining-nall to supper. Miss Frankiin wes the recipient of mauy flowers and presen Among those y Were: Mrs. N. J. Frank- lin, Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Franklin, Mr. and Mrs, G. L Raychester, Mr. and Mrs. M. Marks, Mr. and’ Mrs. S. Morris, Mr. and Mrs. Cohu, Mrs. Thicben, N. Tanuabsum, George Frankiin, Alphonse Levy, Leon Cohn, Leonard Dresfus, Sigmund Harris, Ben Harris, Henry Rosen: b.um, Emanuel Levin, Louis Goldberg, Archie dheimer, Leon Jacobs, Louis Jacobs, Cuester Harris, Arnold Peters, Alvert Cohn, Sam Cohn A farewell reception wes tendered to Walter M. Dunkason recentiy at the residence of his Mrs. Frank McDonald, 1611 Baker et, prior 10 his departure for fis home in Fitchburg, Mass. The house was beantifully decorated tiroughout. In the Aining-room were ropes of smuax and a profusios oi pink ana white sweel peas.. An orchestra staiioned in the hal coursed excellent music during the evening. Afier danciug, musical selec. tions, etc., an elegaut supper was anjoyed. Among the guests were: Mr. aud Mrs. Frank McDonald, Mcs. H. L. Cowles, Mrs. F. Goetjen, Mrs. 8. Edmonds Julia Buckley, Miss May Doyls, Ryan, Miss Mae Edmonds, Miss K monds, Miss Sabina Allen, Miss Cecll Cowles, Miss Maud Birchall, Miss Sadie Gibbons, Miss Kitty Burns, Missés Mem:e and Mareuerite Gibbons, Walter Dunkason. William Mcbon- ald, Thomas Rysv, Evan Howell, Al Doyle, John Harvey, Frank apson, ~ Charles Fancher, Thomizs Williams, A. 8. Less. Miss Belle Herzer of 2533 McAllisier street was the recipient of & deiightfu, surprise party on Friday evening, June 4. Those present were: The Misses Delle Herzer, Geuevieve Lavery, Grace Cashin, Gertie Gallagher, Alice Marks, Pansy O'Conuell, Irene Groom, Ethel Wilifams, Lilise Thomas, Neliie Coppuge, Alice Busch, Hazel McFadden, Lurline Lrons, Alice Muy, Alice Moran, Susan Shultz, Ethel Ben- May Moran, Heicn Bennei, Flossie Maude Luvery, Minnie Strehl. Anita ; Walter Foley, Lincoln Muuson, Wil Hatteroth, Welter Harder, Will Jacobs, Ar- thur Overhellser, Ed Owéns, Ed Hunt, Ed Miller, Whitman tice, Howard Flatt, Eugene Lee, James Groow, James Thomas, Waiter Shechan, Eugene Fritz, Walter Herzer, Clarence Freed, DeWitt Bisbee, Joe Nealon, Fay Beale, Eimer Freed, Wil Archer, Jos Townsend, Tom Carew. Miss’ Kat thryn Ed- A surprise parly was given 10 Moses Burnett | continues vers heay. Miss Maybeile | started from the City at 8 o a. and spent the dny 1 d with the his- | at his residence, 507 Telegraph avenue, Sun. day evening, Juhe G, by the Lucky Four Soci Cuub, of which he is » member. (hose present 1 the occaston were: Miss Mabel Fiysnaker, Miss Gertrude Friedlander, Miss Cariie Appel Miss Josephine Strauss, Miss Celin Cellerof San Francisco; Miss Giadys Rosenberg, M:s trude Jonns, Miss Pearl Boas, Regina Miss Carrle Ring. Mise Alice Barnett arst, | 1and, Moses Baraet:, Herman Schars He bert Sumuels, Leon Boas (the Lucky Fou Maurice Eilasor, Morris Lisser, Marcus_Sen uels, Milton Mazor, Irving Zeimer, Herbet he served in the capacity | | Barnett of Oakland and Milion Lippman. A very pleasant birthday surprise party was tendered to Mfs. M. Simpson iast Saturday evening at her residence, 1040}5 Mission street. Music and dancing were in order until 11:30 o'clock, when an enjoyable supper was served. Misses K. Ryau, D. Peterson, H. Stegler, A. Ackman and Messrs. J. Taisen, W Simpson and J. Hathwell contributed largely 10 the evening’s entertainment. Among the guesis were: Misses D. Petersen, A. Petersen, A. Ackmazun, H. Stiegler, K. Ryan, B. Stewar: 0. wart;' Mrs, Scherin, Mrs. Taisen Burr, Mrs. P Mrs. Simpson ; G. Brown C. Heas, I Talsen, A. Stiegler. J. Taisen, W sen, J. ‘Hathwell, C. McCormick, J. Peter- n, J. Britt, T. Cleary, C. Brougham, W. Simp- son'and J. £, Lawler. A most deiightful function took place in the parlors of the Hotel Berksh Tuesds: evening, under the auspicesof the hostes: Mrs. Truesdell, and the guests of the hote Mrs. Anna Southworthread & very enjovable paper, entitled ‘A Glimpse of Monte Ca; Her charming daughter, Mrs. Siiva, sang sev- eral difficult numbers with most brilliant ex lon, accompanied by Miss En nted soprano of tue Sutter-street Syns sgogue. Mills College gardens contributed great masses of lovely roses and frazrant blo: scms, that were used in decorating ihe bea: 1l rooms. Three vers prefty young ladie Trudie Curtis, May Weidon and Msrie Murray acted as ushers, under the supervision of the genial master of ceremouies, Harry Maxwell In the flower garden of Filipo Martureila on the Mission road, near Ocean View, u grand pATty was given.in honor of the birthda Filipo Marturellaand G. A. Giubbiny, at w ¥ s of both parties partic A large and handsome summe was erected in the garden for the purnose, here & table was laid with & bountiiul supp: temptingly set for fifty-four people. After the dinner, which Iasted iour hours. other amuse- e induiged in. The singing whic e 4 by the Ocean View aud West End Singi b, of which Messrs. Giub- biuy, Marturella, Molinari and Buscacci are {bers. house nd the many present were: Filippo la and family, Mr. aud Mrs. G. A and daughter, dir Mrs. Jumes . Mr. and Mrs. J. Fit d, sr. and George Glover, B. Molinari and fam!l Mr. ax Roliando ana family, Mr. Braker an , James Collins, L. Massier, Master Fred Cucke, P. Sermatti e Giufr, Gioveni Betaiott Matterazo, G. Giuliani, T. Collosi, F. Ton: bbiny t. Miss Miss Kittie Matrell rotes . Molinari. Salvato: ck Mitchell, B assini, Angelo Salpo, Miss Marturells, Miss Gi Mrs, Magetti, Mrs. Ba. atrelli, Lizzie Matrelli On Saturday evening, ¢ Blanche Gu; d the th anniversary nga domino party to ich ed & u Mre. Ma 1 luncheon Miss B Edith Eilios tney Sm rs. F. I ir wedding & haron Singing, citations were among the e evening. Among_those present were: Mr. and Mrs. Watson, Mrs. Grady, Mr. and Mrs. Fitzgeral Mr. and Mrs. Cannon, Mr. and Mrs. IH. I Rattenverry, Mr. and Weslling, Mr. and Miss Kaitenberry, M. A. Rattenberry, Mre Holland, Miss May Devliv, Miss Annie Black Miss Mary Grady, Miss Alice Deviin, Miss n, Miss Maggie Conley. Miss Annie Miss Dora Conlev Hawkins, Miss Miss ss.e Mart Maud Montague, ttie Holland, Miss Magner, P. C Crowiey, John Grady, M vesunl, Mr. Maitin, Mr. Buird, Mr. I't, Wiil Felt, G. Crow, V. Marino, W Margo, W. Carbla, Mr. Waisk Samuel Smith ana Charles Smitd. —_— CLUB PARTIES. Fashionable Organizations Enter- tain Their Friends. e Caledonian Club of Sacramento tenme ed the San Franciscans who attended their picnic held in thatcity on Saturday, the 5 iust, & reception and banquet Saturday even ing. The guests were: Messrs. T. Carrol, J. J Cameron, Intosh, Mr. and Mrs. Smith ana child Mrs. Allen and children, Mrs, Ross and | o sons, Mr. end Mrs. Bax Mrs. MeNiel, Mr. Mrs. Mclntire daughters, aud the Campeil ' The and evening w in dancing und games. re sp The Mission Literary and Social Club gave { their fourieenth regular monthly party on Wednesday evening, June 9. Tne following | | \ J | | | Miss Marie Buckiey, Miss | | | | a private picp excellent programm| e Overture, D'Arcy’s orchestra; comedy, “The Siient System,’’ the husband, Frank Senward the wife, Miss Hop popular balinds, selecied. Jack Bral dancing, by the ite danseuse, Miss 'Belle Miller; buss solo, cted, 8. J dy; Harry Norcross, o medianand banjoisi; “Return of the Peni- tent,” comedy in one act, by Mission Dramat Company—Goodman Brown, Henry «. Lefi- mann; Mary Brown, Miss Daisy Maybe Walter, C. A. Wegener; Theo i, Seward. Dancing conclude entertainment. was presented. lus, Frank the evening's - OUTING PARTIES. Private Picnics Occupy Society’s Attention. On Sundsy, May 30, Mrs. Hattie Fogel gave in honor of Miss Cohen and Miss Lucille Magnin, prior to their departure for a visit to the Eastern Stat The party, comprising eighteen couvles, at Hart's Vills, Ross Valley. A sumptu- ous lunch was spread and many toasts were given. Games, races daucing foliowed, Prizes were granted the best ruuners, Music was jurnished by Messrs. Feder ana Burke. Among those present were: Dave Green, Mac Levin, Abe k riediander, Sig Friedlander. Elias Swarizbaum, Willie Shuman, L:opold . Bert Lisner, 'Josh Davis, Mwx Webster, Emanuel Davis, Grover Magniu, Jos Magnin, Jobnny Mugnin, Victor Magnin, Bruro R: man, Julin. Hirchfeld, I. Magnin, Miss Ray Swartzbaum, Mcs, Ray Salfield, Miss Beckie Levv, Miss Jennie D 1vix, M:ss Currie Plato, Misy Carrie Woods, Miss Lotiie Davis. Mrs. Josie Roman, Mrs.'Hattie Hirchield, Miss Miunie Conen,” Miss Luciile Mngnin, Mrs. Hattie Fogel, Miss Regina Weil, Mra. 1 Magnin, Miss Collius A very enjoyable coaching party was ten- dered Miss Gussie Dayson on Saturday lust by Mr. von d. At an early hour the pi ieft Ross Vail vior, e Dightful lunch ‘was par.aken of. Those Who participated in the day's enjoyment were Baron von Gerhard, Georgo Martin, Jack Mar- shail, Al Preston, Arthur § Wieland, Miss Gus<ie Dawson, Miss Muae Mar- sball, Miss Agnes Boch, Miss Georgla Lafst, Miss Ruby Dawson and Miss Lucille Marsall AT THE RESORTS. Interesting Notes From the Seaside, the Mountains, the Springs and the Lakes. All social fnterest just now canters around the many popuiar iaterior resorts, and judg- ing by the pleasant reports gayety and pleas- ure there rule supreme. The fashion inaugurated this year of flitting from place 1o place tends to make every resort bright and attractive. The following notes from the various resorts will be found of more than usual social in- terest: Bart'ett Springs. Travel 1o this delightiul mountain resort . The hoel and cotiages tor Camp Taylor, where o de- | paulding, Coaries | | present a very lively and attractive appear- ance. There are now upward of 200 guests on the grounds. The orchestra is here, a the n is well filled six nights of the week. % an aund W. F. Fredericks, the well kuown brewer, are here, and es usual ar the front ranks at Lowiing. C.W. Clarke of Sacramento still leads at the shufile-board. Williem Harris, the well-known merchaut of san neisco, who has been here now about & month, is iast regaining his | Rolph, wife and so | and daughie heaith and at the same time catching ail the dsh in sight George F. Brooks, the weil-| known Colusa merchant, is up for a few weeks’ stay. Ex Mayor Ellert made a flving trip last week to visit his wife and son, who have been here for & month. the recent arrivals were: M. L. ly, Mrs. Dr. Dale, H. A. Lunsiman, J. F. unsiman, Leo J. Claybureh, Donnelly; D. Dohrman, John Brinkiey, Mrs. W. 8.” For geson, Mrs. J. J. Cassidy, Mrs. Mary H. Cassidy, D. R. Avery, wife and son, Jecob Gengnayer, Mrs. A. A. Craddock, San Francisco; W. E. s, Orland; H. A. H. Rawson, F. W. Fratt e. Sacramento; B. Scott,” Clarendon; Clinton, Woodland; Mr. and Mzs. C. V. | Landing; Mrs. J. Desprez, Mrs, W. H. Fuller, Mrs. D. Greniger. Miss Emma Greuiger, San Francisco; Mrs. Sturdevant Peet, president of W. C. T. 1., I Miss B. Sturdevant, San Jose: Joseph , San Francisco; Mrs. J. P. {iss Lodge,' Mr. and Mrs. R Parker, Mr. and Mre, 8, N. Laughiin, Moss C. "Ewell, Adoiph Crocker, Crocker, San 'Francisco: Mrs. J. dgers, Santa Crnz; Mrs. O. B Say and’ daughter, Jose: P. B. Fogel, Georze W. Hugg: Vibers and wife, ' Miss L limaiz, Mrs. E. L. Niger, James C. Dnupny, Miss J Wiibers, Miss Piercs, San Francisco; R Grayson, Oakland; MT. Conrad Jessen wite Peter C. Jensen aua wife, F. Johnsen, Widiam Wilson, Watsonville; Mi M. C. Magulre, Benicia: Captain and Mrs. E. G Mcs. Huarmann Joos, Mrs. A Affolter, San Francisco; Mr. F. Hagerm anla Asron wite som, Santa Cruz; Mrs. Winedorf, Jobn L. Clark,’ C. Coalliy. D. Hollings, San Sausalito. The summer arrive and social fu the nctions will soon occupy thoughts and time of the merry colony h makes its headquarters in the pictur- esque eity by the sea. Mr. and Mrs. Stetson G, Hinds will return shortly from the Blue Lukes, where they have spent & couple of weeks. Mr. and Mrs. James Alva Watt will be the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Wiiliam Casa Madror.a this evening, Miller is on & visit to Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Shepird at their Los Angeles home. On | the arrivel of Miss Shepard the party wiil de- Clarke, Sacramento; Mrs. George Wooden, Woodiand; D. W. Harrls, wife and daugnter, | Mirs. Jamed Shea, Mrs. ‘A. Farrell and child, | iss Nellie M. Lynch, Miss E. Goggin, Alam Mr. sud Mrs. J. 5. Oxuard, San Francisco L. A. Souc, John and Peter Daly, Healdsb: W. H. Hollenbeck and children, Fresno. | Mill Valley. ty has fourd a new diversion, one which is not only unique, but furnishes an ex- | perience as well. That the on has be- ident. king up of pa ¥ summit of eda} Mrs. divers come & fed is e less than the pais where w 2 upon the world the merry lights of the Oaklaud and i ey shores can be seen like a myriad of twinkling stars. The scene is one that is beautiful and ous sun:ises apveul 1at so¢ as taken 1o this fad in earnest own by the fact that for every Saturday ht until late in September the hotel at the ait has been engzaged by various parties. st week Friday a party of well-kn Francisco 1o spend & 1d Tumal the to ail lovers of the , Hon. Charles W. Siack, Hon. Horace G Piatt, Charles Page. E. G. McCutchen, Char P.E ail McAllisier and John F. Micha A consisting of Mr. aad Mrs. ¢ Kohl, Rev. and Mrs. Kobert Mackenzie, Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Hovkins, Mrs. Irving M. Scott C. W. Brown, Miss Effic Brown, I F. Houg ton, He C. Nash_and James . Severanc, at on Mot They left | reachea ner awvaited | Vailey in the 5:15 p. M., and he summit s ock, where & din- them. returned to Mil worning, where a four-in-hand was in resdiness, nnd the party was driven to the points of interest in the valley before leaving for thelr homes. r. ana Mrs. Frank W. Marvin and fam are occ on Lov roa ving Edgemont, their summer hom avenue, in Mill'Va ley d Mrs. 0. C_Cappelman ar ner months i the Enstland station Mr. and Mrs. James Costigan are occupy Belginm Lodge, on Corte Madera avenue Prison D.rector Daniel E. Hayes and family are iustaiied in their home on Corte Madera avenue this season spending dence uear 4 The wedding of H. H. Wainwright and Miss E. M. Chsquette will ke piuce at the home of the ledy's parents, 711 Oak street, San Fran- cisco, on the 7tn of Ju. Mr. and Mrs. W.'E. Weaver are occupying their cotzage on Loveil avenue At the Hotel Eellevue, Mill Valley, the following are registered: Mrs. L. A Waiker, Miss L. E. White, Mrs. M. H O'Malley, Mrs. Willism Dundas, Miss Grace Dundas, W. J. Fitzge Mr. and Mrs. W. 8 Welis, M. C. Spelimeyer. Charles \ agner, K 0'Con'nor, Albest Cerf, B.J. Cerf, L. 8. Rose, William A. Dundas, Mr. and Mrs. William Loury, J. P Fraser, J.L. Regensburger, George F. Mannel, Mr. and Mrs. Ju'ian Lieves, Miss Eisie Licbes, Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Lyon, Miss Jeffreys Mariin, . E Stevens ana family, A E. Shaw, E. W | Beckie Martin. | At Coronado, chlueter, John G. Sutton, Miss A New York city party now at Hotel del Coronado are: Mr. and Mrs, H. Hornby, Miss J. M. Hornby, Raymond Horuby, F. C. Hornby, Miss Fussell and Miss N. Fussell. Mr. and Mrs. J. K Kellogg of New York ar- rived earlydu the week. | Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Gags of Prescott, Ariz., are at the hotel for an exiended stay. W.8 Ely of Findlay, Olio, is sgain at the hotel and will remaii’ throughout the sume mer. Ed Jac Tuesday. W. F. Goad and M arrived the past week. Mr. and Mrs. J L Willcutt of Oakland, | accompanied by Miss Rose Wilson of Santa Ann, were here during the week. Mr. and Mrs. George S. Gay and family of Oakland wili occupy the Norton residence, on Flora avenne, trom July 1 Mr. and Mrs. A. J. E Dyer of Riverside have joined Mr. EveresUs father, ii. B. Everest, at tie hote gl At weon, Miss Ida . § Trust son of Leadville, Colo., arrived on Goad of San Francisco ced and Mrs. Newcomb have been re-elecied School Mr. aud Mrs 8. I Biumaver of San Fran- 0 are spending u few days at the hotel. J. M. Beck is & iate Chicago arr val Professor Plu gel of Stanford University, ac- companied by his family, 15 at Coronado for | the summer. Mrs. A. W. Rose and family of San Francisco are rgain ot the hotel for the senson. | . Don Payue of Colorado is a guest here. | Couut Preben Ahiefeldt, Denmark, has been staving here the past wee Mr. und Mrs. Oliver Ellsworth, Oakland, spent a portion of their honeymoon at the | Botel | Mrs. Robert M. or and Miss | Taylor of New York City are domicil=d here. Mrs. G. F. Coburn has reiurned from an ex- | tended visit in Omaha, Nebr., and is agaln at | bome, Seventh and B avenue, Coronad | Char es W. Sargent and family of Boston are | geoupsiog tho residence of the laie K. H. Waae on the beach. ci Sugene Meh, recently with Hotel del Coro- | nudo, will matinge the Hotiand House, Brig- antine, N. J.. for the season ot "97. will summer nere agaiu this yeur. Mis - Mary Cook will Jeave for the East about | the 151h, in company with her unc.e. George H. Hull, for a two months’ visit in Cincinnaii. | b | At Paraiso. Among latest arrivals at Paruiso Springs are Ado.ph Nieneus, Berkeley; D. C. Hornef, Oak- | land; M. Tuttle and G. W. Sill, Watsonville; | T. 3. Field, Monterey; Mrs. M. Windt, Mrs, Sophia Hancke, Charles Sutro, C. A. Brown, San Francisco: D. V. Gilder, Chicago; S. F. | | Itis nothing wmore nor | wn San | eople spent the night on the top of in. Taose in the party were: tion, | Beatty, Hon. J. M. Seawell, ton. Joh part for Coronado Beach. Frank Findley has joined Mr. and Mrs. Wakeficld Baker and Miss Alice Findley at tbeir ranch in Fresno County. Mr. and Mrs Joseph H. Pryor are entertain- ing relatives at their home, *Passifiora,” in Sausalito. Dr. C. E. Cooper is an occasionsl visitor at the “‘Crest,” where he and his family spend Saturday to Monday. | Registered at the Hotel Geneva are the fol- lowing: Charles Behiow Jr., H. Bendel, Mr. and o1s. Sol E. Scheeline, Daniel Meyer, F. E. nnie Dunphy, Miss | R visitors have commenced 1o | 5. Barrett at | | K. Eaton, Miss B. Repsicck, Santa_ Barbara; James K ine, George Dagmar, Phil Cammings, George W. Gubian. University of California. Gilroy Hot Springs. The arrivals at Gilroy Hot Springs during the past week were: . G. Gobert and wife, Frank A. Rounds, T. Larkin, L. G. Flanagan, C. H. ail, B. M. Rowley and wife, J. P. Hightower, | ¥. Murphy, A. R. Knowiton, Miss Tableman, | Alfred Markus, J. E. Kueally, wife and chil- | dren, Dave Murphy, John Dirn, George | Axtell, John H. Corcoran and wiie, Miss Cor- | coran, Miss JosieThomas, Mrs. Petersen, Daniel | Regan, Mre. Higobotham, Mrs Van Schuyier i | i | i | and maid, E. J. Waugb, Cress Unger, Perey P. Pettigrew, Mrs. McLeod Matheson. Paso Robles. The euchre party given to the children of Hotel El Paso de Robles was very much en- | joyed. Tne ladies’ first prize was won by Miss | Gladyus Merrill and the gentiemen’s first prize | vy Frank Dum Herman Oci cns of New York, Hon. E.P. Colgan, Hon. William M. Gwin and tamily, C. M. Coglen, Hon. J. L. Ariold and Hon. D C. Morenouse are amoug those 1egistered at Paso Robies. Hotel de Redwocd. Late arrivals at the Hotel de Reawood are Mrs. J. L. Moulthrop, Miss Mary S. Moulthrop, | San Francisco; Professor Arthur C. Alexan- Alexander, | | der, wife and sou, Miss Agnes Berkeley; Newell Hayden, Mrs. M. H. H man, maid and family, Oakland; Mr. and J. Hudson 'A. Dons- , “Stanford | George L. Swett, San’ Francisce | ana wife, Oakland; Mr. and Mrs. hoe. Menlo Park: Walter R. Sha Universit; Parties, Dances, Entertainments Announced to Take Piace. The banquet which is to take place on the T il m iy been visiting his aunt, Mrs. T. R. Clary, of Stockton, has gone to Kailroad Flat, Calaver- as, for the summer. iMrs. Dr. Nellie Beighle has been visiting Mr. and Mrs. N. H. Beighle at Pacific Grove and is now visiting Mrs. W. W. Van Arsdate, Sissons, Cal. Mrs. Milton S. Eisner will cbhaperone Miss Florence Cowley, Miss Alice Woll and her sister, Miss Reinstein, on a trip to Alaska and the Colnmbia River. ‘They leave on the Walla Wails on June 20, and comnect wiln the Queen. i Judge Jeremiah Sullivan, Dr. Livingston, Aitorney H. Holliaay McPike and R Porter | Ashe are spending some time in Sonoma and Lake countaes. g Miss Sophie Bernstein is the guest of Miss Sarah Lubnseh, at 731 O'Farrell street. Mrs. W. E. Bowes is spending the month of June with Mrs. T. E. Scully at Rose Cottage. Sausalito. AR Mrs. M. King and daughter, Fannle, of 339 Tehama street, have leit the City to spend the | summer at Sausalito, Mis. Jennie Silverstein and Miss Lillian Silverstein have removed to 827 Larkin stre Mrs. S. I. Mooney and son sailed on ihe steamer Peru for a sojourn &t the sandwich Isiands. J. Abtams has returned Miss Minnie Sienvin on a visii to her friend, Miss Mabel R Mrs. Goeize aud her daughier, Goeize, has reruraed aiter a visit of five in Monterey. Mrs. Pniiip Peck, with ner daughters, the Misses Stells, Emily and Mabel, will leave by he Honoluiu steamer o1 the 15th inst. 1o join her husband on his coffre plantution in'the isiands, where he has beun for the past three | years. i | Y Harry Harris and Mrs. Rose Harris are | om his A as goue 10 B Mrs. M. H. Jacobs of visiting their sunt, ntioch. AR, A, Russell of Denver, Colo., accom. panied by her little som, ison a Visit to her mother, Mrs. Henry Payot, at tne Paluce Hotel. e The Misses Annje Tannian and Addie God- kin are sojonrning in Mill Valley. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Payot have taken & cot tage ai Haywards for the season. Miss Helen Kelleher of “Picturesque Cali- fornia,” who has just returned from a success ful lecturing tour of the S ate, will few days fora sojcurn in Yosemite Valley. Mrs. G. W. Shriner has returncd to thé City after several monthsspent in Central Americ Miss Etta McLeod, daughter of A gus Mic Léod, left Saturdar, the 5tn inst., 10 visit sister, Mrs. F. A. Rockhold. in Chicago. She 11 be absent for four months. “\Ir. %and Mrs.J. . Frey, formerly of 1309 Laguna street, have removed to 109 Devisa- dero sireet, where they will be plensed to re- cel ends. Mr. and Mrs. H. Lyons have returned from their honeymoon and are residing at 1104 Devisadero street, where they wi.l be pleased their friends this Su to see s Dr. Baker of the U es sienmship Beuninuton and Mrs. > at the new otel Rowardeuan in the Santa Cruz Mouu- ta1ns on & vacation Mrs. Prentiss Se.by ard family are staying at Hotel Rowarienan, near ben Lomoud, in the San‘a Cruz Mountains. Mrs. Nellie Saul Ras returned from a pro- longed visit to Portland, Or., whither she journeyed for the benfit of ner healih. She has competely recovered ana is receiving the congratulntiniis r friends. Berkeley will the 2ist of Mr and Mrs. O. E. Caidwell of return from their yacht cruise by this month. NEW YORK, N. June 7.—Among | the Californians who sailed for Enrove on | Saturday were several prominent families. | | | | Miss Charlotte Edith Brossius and Robert R. Russ, Who Will Be | | James M. foobs, Irving Lundbor | H. Wooa, | R.D. W stand Miss Mate J. | Married To-Morrow Evening M. E. Church, San Jose. at 8 ¢’Clock at the Centella | Monteverde. Mrs. yon Bergen, Miss Herrold, Wiiliam Keely, Arthur H.J on, Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Walsh Mr. und Mrs. George Tasheira were the sts of Mr. and Mr. Charles Runyon of Mill L - Valiey over Wednesday night. They were en- tertained at_the tavern of Tamalpais. on the summit of the mouniain, and returned to the valley on an evening trais Perry Hamilton The Huteh,” overlook ts of Sausalito. nd party are occt :g the bay from pecple gave & german at the Pa- cht Club housc in which some original and unigue figures were intr duced. Herbert Martin and Miss M wobert led. A sup- per served iate in the evening was thoroughiy enjoyed by tae guests. The Geysers. Among the guests at the Geysers are several chwmpion swimmers, who were induced to seek this reweat through the ‘popularity of the swimming lake, which attracts lurge crowds every afternoon. The past week’s arrivals are s fo lows: L. Barrere, Mrs. H. L. Van Winkle, Kellogg Van Winkie, Miss I. B. Van Winkle, Rachel Van Winkle, Helma Ole- son, E. T. Dyson, P. Be berg, E. Pears, Mr. and Mrs. Hir L. Cook, Mrs. J. J. Henderson, Miss Nellie Stow, & Francisco; Miss Hel-n Powell, Master Alvin Fowell, M ter Stanley Powell, Mr. and Mrs, H. L 0'good, Abrahem Leach, E. C. Timmerman, George A. Leach Jr., Ed Leach, Oakland; R Cuzner, Mexico City; Guy Cuz 3olmont; J. N. Beverly, liiinois; Mrs, 8. Stow,” New York; Nealy Hauris, Harry * C. Newman. Berkeley; Miss C. J. O'Keefe, Gruce M. Langiey, Mrs. W H. Sizer, 'Miss May Palmer, Alameda; Sherman 'H. Stow, Joseph Fusch. J. L. Fusch, Douglas Waison, Miss Hawkins, Goy L. Cutler, Mrs. P. E. Cutief, J. 'R 1117, RKobert W. Piaffe, Jonn K. Kingston, A. A. Cunhor, Si_Green, Dr. Burns, Sun Franciscs rge T. Burns, Ne- vada; Miss Roselle Nicuolson, Miss Litlie Mol- ler, Miss Minnie Dow, Mr Poiweil, Miss Eva Powell, Oakland; win G : Dr. M. L. Peltit, Clover- dale; Miss'D. Con Mrs. L. J. Bird, Mrs. M. J. Fleld, Guern.v Cockran, $.1 Fraucis Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Moody and Miss Mae are still at the Geysers, 10 remain an in- te time. At Laurel Dell. Arrivals at Laurei Deil during the week in- clude: Judge J. M. Manuon and wife, Ukiab; Miss Brotherton, San Francisco; Miss Towne, Petaluma; C. M. Mannon, Milton Maunon, Ukiah; Hub A. Wood, Mrs. J. P. Hulme, J. G. Hulme, A Levy, wife ana son, Ssn Francisco; Mariin and wile, Lakeport; M. J. McDon- and wife, W.J. Mitchell and wiie, Mrs. Burroughs, W. W. Adams and_ wife. Francisco; H. 'T. Force and wife, Ul San Fra eisco; Dr. K. M. Lundvorg, Ukiah; Sam Henty Lund Jr., San Franicisco; den, Byron Jones, Harry V. Arnoid, Charles A. Owens, Ukian; A. 8. Macdonald, A. L. Stoae, E. F. Adum-, Oakiand; B. C. Gray, San Francisco; B. i Saunders, Ukiah; W. M. Wheeier, Butle, Mont.; W. L Huut, Santa Barbara; R. H. Dav.s, Onkland; Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Taylor and son, J. H. Bottem, San Fran- J. Maloney, R. L. cisco; J. C. Ayers, Ukiah; Mr. and Mrs. D. C. | Heger " 'and ~soi, San Francisco; Mrs. S Mathews, Miss Aggle Dowiing, Mrs. J. Heggr, Ukinh; A er, Sult Lake; Tessie Dowling, Raphael Féixotto and fmmily, Sau Franeisco, | f | | Fa Mrs. Dowiing, Ukish. At S:igl;rr §prings¢ Among toe Iate wrrivals at Seigler Springs are: Dr.and Mrs. James W. Edwards, Mr. and Mrs. P. H. Bradbury, J. B. Refnhart, C.W. Cross, Mr. and Mrs, L Steinnart, Robert ¥. Grahsm, W. W, Wilson, D. M. Coney, H. H. Eiliott, J. A. Kennedy, C. L Wallace, L. ¥. Vann, J. Brown, the Misses Clars, Pauiine, Lillie'and 1da_tchumacher, E. Lindow, O. L. Thomas, J. M. Hickey of Sun Fraucisco, W. W. Wilson, shafter Matihews, Charles Noel, A. L. | izabetn | Morrel, Lower Lake: Fred Loring. George Phillips, Ema_ Eiliow, M. B. Eliott, Lage- port; Mr. and Mrs. R T. Tawa:ts, San Jose; J. Arthur Petty, T. W. Morzap, A.S. MacDonald, A. L. Stone, Adums, R. H. Davis, Osk’ lund; Mr. and Mrs G. F. Givin, Gait; Dr. J. E. Elifowt, Willlam Johnson, Kelseyville; Mr. and Mrs. A1\, Hobson, Hawaiian Isiand aildjo. A 'very pieasant excursion took piace from Seiglers arouna Ciear Lake May 30. Saratoga Springs. The 1st of this moutn wiinessed the special opening of Saratoga Springs, Lake County. | Among the guests aiready st the springs are Adolph Blaish, Sen Francisco; R L Hoffman, M. A. Newman, L. M. Scott and William Dur- brun, University of Caiifornia; A. Levy, wife aud son of San Francisco; R. G. Woodruff, | Upper Lake; 8. Huddleston, Upper Lake; H. M. Keyser, San Francisco; Mrs. Brown, Ala- meda; A. Jackson and wife, tae Misses A. and G. Malbro, T. Burke, M. J. Fiedemann, wife Holauder, Dr. A. B. S2oty, Saliuas; John Wolf, | and chiidren, H. Bonestell, San Francisco: L. | | 215t inst. at the Palace Hotel will not be cou- J tined to Britishers, the principal speakers, W. | | H. L. Barnes, Rabbi Voorsanger, Horace Piatt | and James D. Phelan beiug Americans. The committee in charge are anxious to have thelr American friends with them on that oceas on. Tickets can be obtained at the office of W. J. Callingham, 420 Calilornia stree:. W. Greer Harrison, W. J. Callingham, Rev. W. W. Bo.- ton, commitiec. The first grand annual picnic of the Swedish | ! Ladies’ Society will be heid to-day, Sundav, | Juue 13, at Piitisville Park, Fruitvale. he original comedy drama, “My M\nny' ! Home,” by Wallace W. Wideman, will be pro- duced on Thursdar evenin:, June 17.by the Thursdav Night Dramatie Club at the Mission Opera Hall. Mission stree:, teenth aund Eighteenth. Dancing will follow #110:30. The play cast is as foliows: Dr. Gordou, an Albany pbysician, H. W. Lynch: Wilkins, a farmer o the banks of the Hu son. Henry G. Leffmaun;: Fred Willara, Beverely Coulton, a college student, E. J. Erickson; Maurice Simpson and Corporal Mor. , Edward Daw: Harold Wiikins Sis- son, & college student, Wallace W. Widemanu (author); Sergeant Murphy and Colonel Lan- between Seven- ders,George Long: General Lougstreet, Benj min'Crawi Kedney, a_choir bov, Willium Wider; Je:s Wilkins, i love with Dr. Gordon, Miss Magzie Campbel ; Mary, a maid, warm | iriend 10 Jess, Miss Lotiie Dwy he first private outing of the reorganized La Volta Club wili be neld at Fairfax Park, Marin County, this Sunday, June 13 | The Aliiance Francaise has issued invita- | tions for a literary and musical entertainment at Native Sons’ Hali Friday eveuing, June 18. | . PERSONALS. Captain and Mrs. S H. Burtis (nee Lawrence) | bave returnea from their wedding tour | through the southern part of the State and | wiil be pleased to receive their friendson the third Wednesdays at their home, 1225 Union street, Miss Clark and Miss Elsie Clark are the guests of Mrs. A. P. Redding at Villa la Jota, St Helena. | Mre. John H. Jewett has bsen visiting in | | | | | | Santa Cruz. Mr.and Mrs. Holbrook Blinn are visiting Dis parents, Mr. ana Mrs. Charies H. Blinn afier an avsence of two years. Cap'ain and Mrs. A. H. Payson bhave en- gaged rooms for & pari of the summer atthe | Hotel del Monte. Dr. E. W. Westphal and C. E. L. Hildebrecht | have gome io the Plantation House, above | Gnzadero, for a couple of wesks. i R. B. McClelian has gone East on an ex- | tended business trip, and wili visit the prin- | cipal cities of the East while absent. | “Mrs. Juies Moyse of Cnino accompanted by | her ehiidzen s visiting her mother, Mrs. R. Levy, at 4114 Huyes street. Miss ALby Fumperin and Miss Emma Ander- son have l¢it the City for & sojourn in Browas Vailey, Napa. Miss'Renee Kelly, 8 pupil of the Ursuling Convent of Santa Kosa, ana granddaughter of Jawes R. K:lly, isspending her vacation with her parents at 2195 Davisadero street. Mrx. G. M. Hubbard and_ Master Bernard R. Hubbard have returned from a (hree weeks’ | outiug at Santa Cruz, Pescadero and La Houda. Mr. and Mrs. L. Dallmant and family have | removed from 1235 O Farrell streot to 1305 | Laguus street, where they wi.l be pleased o see their friends. Mrs. Henry McLean Martin is at “The Cab- Beach Hill, in Sant Cruz. Mrs. Morris Windt of 1 424 Nebraska street has left for & two montus’ visit to Paraiso Springs, in Monterey Couuty. Mrs. €, H. Leavitt and her davghter, Miss Jennie McDounald, leave during the coming week to spend the summer with their rela- tives at Dixon, Solano County. Mrs. James T. Rynolds, sccompanied by her daughter, Alice M. Reynolds of New Haven, Conn., is spending the summer months with her daughter, Mrs. Edward H. Coleman of 1316 Hayes sireet. Mr. and Mrs. Max Armer snd family of 1710 Websier siroet huve moved to 509 Cole street, | between Page and Haight. Mr. and Mrs. George Habenicht and the Misses Emye and Lulu Hubenicht are occupy- iug the ark Nautiius in Belvedere. Miss Sadic Fine lias returned to her home mear Stockon, after visiling ber cousin, Miss Crend.il, of this City. Mrs. A" E. Lobree and dsughters Rose and | Lillian of Yrentwood, Coutra Costa County, are visiting Mrs. Lando, 724 McAllister street. Hon. and Mrs. D. W.James, owners of the celebrated Puso Robies Springs, wil! spend a few days at the Occiden tal. Mrs. Frank J. Connelly, Miss Stella Connelly and Tristram F. Conuelly are spending the summer months with relatives in Eureks, |‘Humboldt County. Mr. and Mrs. Henry W. Thorp and child are spending « few weeks in Purtland, Or. Miss Elizabeth Zihn accompanies them. Mrs. F. Cahn, formerly of Onkland, is now stopping at tiie Miramar, 703 Geary street, where she will be pieasea {0 see her friends, Rovert L Beauchemp of this City, who has | steamship La T ouraine, via Havre. | daughter, Miss L. Owen Eilis, have been | visit ever since his | meeting with | Windsor, on Fifth avenue. Mrs. Frea P. Wilcox, accompanied by her father and mother, Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Norris, and her sister-in-law, Miss Wilcox, sailed for Southampton. | They have planned a most delightful trip for the summer. For a couple of weeks they will coach through Scotland and visit all points of interest. From there they join a party of friends, whose private yacht will carry them up into the north- ern seas, where they will visit Norway and Sweden, remaining several weeks. After amonth in Paris they will turn home- ward again, reaching New York about the | second week in September. Mr. Wilcox did not accompany the party this year, important business de- taining t im in New York. However, it is uo affliction to him, because he stoutly declares that the Adirondacks are the ioveliest mountains oa the earth, and when he can get away from the city the Adirondacks may claim him. Mrs. Lillie Hastings Jerome and Miss Marie 1. Zane sailed for Pans on the They will remain abroad until late in the fall. Colonel and Mrs. John A. Saunders of Los Angeles were of a party that sailed on one of Saturday’s steamers bound for England. : Charles Hayes of Los Angeles sailed for Paris a week ago. He anticipates remain- ing abroad several month: Mr. and Mrs. G. L. Hunskamp are guests at the Hoffman House. They ar- | rived direct from San Francisco on Thurs- day Miss Jennie Flood, who has been a guest at the Windsor Hotel during the past month, has decided to remain in New York most of the summer. Sae is visiting friends in Boston at present, but is ex- pected pack in a few days. She will make the Windsor her home during the sum- mer. i J. C. Swubbs, the prominent railroad magnate, and Lis secretary, W. C. Martin, left for the coast the early part of the week. Charles H. Hastings of Sierra Madre ar- rived in the city on the 2d inst. Heis | putting up at the Waldorf. C. R. Winslow. a weli-known San Fran- cican, is at the Waldorf. Mr. and Mrs Ernest C. La Montagne and little son are coziy established in iheir house at Cedarburst, Long lsland. They | | have given up their house at Westchester ana expect to remain at Cedarhurst unil | winter. Albert Sydney Joseph of San Fran- | cisco reached New York on Friday, the 4th, and registered at the Hoffman House. L. Kalman of San Fraucisco is in tue city. . Gillett Jr. of San Francisco arrived in New York on Saturday morning. William L. Rohrer of Rediands has been having a pleasant visit in and about | Gotham during the past two weeks. Mrs. Lelia Ellis and her talented young | most flatiering attention ever since their introductory recital given at Mrs. Joaes’ last winter. Theirreadings and recitations have been in demand to such an extent that, though the season is virtually over, previous enpagements will keep them in town a grealer part of the summer. George 8. Wright, a prominent San Franciscan, is a permanent guest at the A. B, Bowers ot San Francisco returns to the coast this week. | NEW v, Ennelski T5¢ bargain at $1.50—as good as any in the 5% to 723—and in all shades of browns, 125-127-129-131 K 3 ~OUR CELEBRATED $ ¢ o5 FOR-ONE-WEEK.., ANOTHER the greatest of our special summer bargains the—CELEBRATED ENNELS GLOVE. There goes with it a guarantee ot both quality and fit, and it is alwa really aremarkable offering. They have five buttons and are in all si FROM GREATER NEW YORK How Givilians, Thespians and Persons of Mighty Deeds Known in Galifornia PAre Faring in Gotham. Homer Davenport, the gifted cartoon ist, may be seen almost any day about o'clock P. 3. making a rush for the ferry- boat boun. for New Jersey. He has taken a cottage in Orange, N. J.. where his wife and lovely little boy may have a *‘way up time in the country” during the summer months. The aily trips from and to the country are proving of great benefit to Mr. Davenport, for he is growing as brown as a farmer and as portly asa banker, all of which is really becoming to his Oregonian make-up. J. H. Miller of San Francisco is in the citv on business. Wiliiam F. Herrin of who has been visiting Gotham ill shortly return home. M. Theodore Kearney is a familiar fiz- ure in and about the Waldorf nowadays. He has a host oi friends in New York who never permit him to be lonesome an hour. He may run over to Engiand before he returns to California; at least one of his friends told me as much. Mr. and Mrs. R. R. Haskell arrived at the Gilsey House on Wednesday. E. J. Wittenburg, a merchant from Los Angeles, came into town again on Thurs- day. He has been East about a month, but remains in New York only a few daya at a time, his business taking him to inte- rior cities. He makes his home at the Gilsey House when in town. 1 saw David Belasco on the elevated train the other morning, and I was ag-ee- ably surprised at his improved appenr- ance—better looking and more dignified. He scarcely looks a day older than he dia ten years ago when nhe used to pull his frowsy black bair and stamp about the Baldwin Theater stage, directing rehear- sals for Daniel Frohman’s stock com pany, which was sent to fill a month’s engage- ment at the Baldwin. Sophie Eyre, who died a year or s0 ago in England, Joseph Haworth, Henry Miller, Kate Dillon, Sydney Uowell, Roland Buckstone and William Furgeson were member: of the company. Charles Frobman, the successful man- ager of to-day, was then a salaried servant of his brother Dan. Belasco had made a reputation for himself as the associate of the late Henry de Mille in “May Blos- soms.” Years have passed, and to-day David Belasco finds himself a reasonably rich man and with youth and enthusiasm sending warmth through his heart ana brain. Mrs. Anna Harley and Charles K. Har- ley, of San Francisco, arrived in the city the latter part of tue week. W. E. Hadley and young daughter ar- rived from San Diego several days ago. Mr. Hadley is the popular proprietor of the Horton House in San D ego, and has come East for a long-earned vacation. Af- ter attending the meetinesin Boston of the National Association of Hoteimen, he wilt proceed to Poland Springsin Maine,where he anticipates passing the greater part of the summer. Delevan B. street has been S8an Francisco, recently, Bowley of 405 California having a most enjoyable arrival in the East several weeks ago. He has just returned to town from a short stay with relatives in Connecticut. On the 10th he goes to West Point to attend the graduating e ercises, in which his younger brother takes part. They have planned to return 10 California during the last week of this month. Charles W. Swain floated into New York on Sunday, having closed a most success. ful season with Augustin Daly’s com- pany. 1rELLA Forrz Toraxn. 34 Park Row. TO-DAY. \ 150 d (ilove7 < A Prir, \;} /s a good world—now at 75¢, just one-half, it is —from tans, modes, slates, navies and blac! 'WE GUARANTEE AND FIT EVERY PAIR. s EARNY STREET A