The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, August 15, 1897, Page 26

THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, SUNDAY, AUGUST 15, 1897 \ { | A “MIDSUMMER The bride wore an elegant white silk . Her veil was caught with orange blos- and she carried white sweet peas. The bridesmaid, Miss Florence Hill. wore adeli- cutely flowered organdie over pink,-and car- ried Ln-France roses. The two littie flower girls—Misses Dottie Fava and Alice Comer. ford—were attired in dainty gowns of dottea | swiss, W. Belrose of Oakland acted &s best man.: the Misses Gussie and Dora Barry. Miss Tessie O'Connor, Miss Rraolph. Miss Agnes Ahern, Miss Eva Lawson, Major Specht, J. B. McNal mara, J. L. Nagle, John Ryan, Leo Beardwald, Walter Bernard, Mr. Tucker, John Ludders, J. Brown, Phil Hildeward, J. Cosgrove. J. Murphy. A delightful surprise parly was given to Mise Jenuie Gunn recently at her residence, 30 Minna street. The house was handsomely decorated wih Japanese lanterns, bunting and ferns. The evening was spent very pleas- antly in games and dancing until midnight, whe 1 un elaborate supper was served. Those resent were: Miss Jennie Gunn, M:ss Nellie Mcintosh, Miss Lulu Kelly, Miss Mamie Power, Miss Gertic MeclIntosh, Miss Leua Bergevin, Miss Josie Crum, Miss May Telfer, Miss Eva Whaley, Miss Mauu McIntosh, Miss Rose Kel- leher, Miss Lil ie Nels, Miss Kittie Hall, Miss May Hall, Miss Katie McDonald, Miss Annie Brennan, Miss Lizzie Shea, Miss Lizz:e Smith, The bridal party entered the church to the NIGHT'S DREAM. Miss Addie Bergevin, Miss Emma Wiison, Elowly but surely soclety is leaving the | Franklin, A. D. Fifield, D. H. Stein, J. many delights the country affords and before many weeks have rolled by they will have taken up again the more formnal pieasures of city life. The plans for the future are in more than embryonic state. Just at present the 400 hiave absolutely nothing to look forward to. There have been no engagements and conse- quentiy there will be no autamn weddings. The dancing classes will probably all be re- vived and promise to be as popuiar as ever. A large number of the smart set have de- cided to spend the winter abroad. Dr. Wiiliam J. Younger and the Misses Younger have joined Mrs. Younger in Cher- bourg, France. Dr. Younger will leave them there while he goes to Moscow toattend the International Congress of Dentists. Mrs. W. F. McNutt, Miss Mamie McNutt and Miss Ruth McNutt have leit for Europe, where they expect to remain for one year, making Dresden their headquarters. They will make & short stay in New York before sailing. Mrs. H. E. Huntington, Miss Huntington and Miss Marie Withrow, after a stay in Lon- don, have gone on to Berlin. Miss Eve With- row and Mrs. Withrow have gone to Holland for a six weeks’ sketching tour. Later Miss Eva Withrow will spend a fortnight with the Huntingtons in Paris and Miss Marie With- row will join her mother in Holland. Mr. and Mrs. M. H. de Young are in Paris. Mrs. Jane Stanford is in Eugland. Mr. and Mrs, Henley Smith are in Paris. a Mr. and Mrs. C. P. Huntington are in Lon- on. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Sharon are still in Paris, butare expected home before the winter sea- son sets in. Whea last heard from Mrs. B. W. Paulcen, nccompanied by Miss C. Lehuhardt and Miss Tay, was in the Tyrol, preparaiory to making 8 visit to the roval Bavarian casties and Salz- urg. Y A\lsi. McKenna and the Misses McKenna will soon leave for Washington, D. C. Next week the theater party will bloom and | flourish. The opeuing ol the “‘Heart of Mary- 1aud’’ season at the Baldwin to-morrow even- ing will be an atiraction that will cause many to return to town. z Among the many who will form the theater parties underlined for Beiasco’s play to-mor- row night are: Mr. and Mrs. Schmidt, Mr. and Mrs. L. Cahriourn, Mr. and Mrs. Wheiman, Mr, and Mrs. Lovell, Mr. and Mrs. Lemle and party, Miss H. Mertens, Mr. and Mrs. B. Neu- stadter, George H. Morse, Mr. and Mrs. B. Solo- mon, Mr. and_Mrs. Schapero and party, J. T. McCrath, C. Crowley and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Coleman, Mr. and Mrs. L. Jacobs, Dr. Terris and party, G. Marshail and party, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Greeu, Mrs. J. A. Robinson and party, Mrs. H. Joseph and party, Mr. ‘nd Mrs. G. M. Buck, L. Littlefield and party, Gen- eral Barnes, Henry R. Plattand party, Mr. and Mrs. Isanc Boek, Marcus Cohen, the Misses fr. and Mrs, G. Prager, F. Martell, Mr. Blum, Mr. and Mrs. D. B. Smith, mith, Mr. and hirs, ch, H. B_Lucke, Mr. and Mrs. J. Pieser, L. Meyez#tein and parly, Roos, MT. and Mrs. 8. Green, J. Mar- tin and party, Mr. and Mrs. Younger, Mr. and Mrs. T. Goodman, Mr. and Mrs. Blaskower, Mr. and Mrs. Jonn Erskine, Mr. and Mrs. Can- ficld, Mr. and Mrs. R. Marks, Mrs. Keene, Mr. and Mrs. Mudgett, Captain Robert and party, M erkins, Mr. ana Mrs. Siege chs and Dparty, Mr. and Mrs. Folsom, and Mrs. H. D. Kneass, Mr. and Mrs. M. Harold, Mr. Goberson and party, L. R. Livernash, Mr. and Mrs. Le- s Lewis, Mr. and Mrs. Gutman, Joseph Wo!ff and sisters, Mr. and Mrs. Russell, Lewis Roederer, Mr. and Mrs. G. . and Mrs. Falkenstein, K. Pollack, 5 Mrs. Colonel Andrews, Mr.and Mrs. D. H. Bibb, Mr. and Mra. Eggers, Miss McNess, Mrs, K. Korn and party, Russell Wilson and Mr. and Mrs. Rosenthal, Mr. and Mrs. Rotnchild, Mr. Loewe and party, Mr. and Mrs. Shawhan, George Hall, Mr. Harrison, Mr. Hop- kins and party, Misses Crowley, Mr.and Mrs. J.D. Bachmann, Dr. Feuton, i. B. Knowlton, Mr. Krause, H. Steinman and party, Mr. and Mrs. Gregory, Jobn D. Gillman, Mr.and Mrs. Wiedero, Mr. and Mrs. Normann, Mr. and Mrs. Cassman, H. Leomann, Miss H. Samuelson. The wedding of Miss Libbie Moffitt and Er- nest Folger took piace last Wednesday after- noon at tne home of the bride, 563 Twenty- fourth street, in Oakland. The bride is well known in society circles on both rides of fhe bay, and is a nicce of James Moffitt of Oak- land. The groom is the youngest son of the late J. A. Folger of Oakland. Only relatives and verv intimate friends witnessed the cere- mony, which was performed at 3 o’clock by Rev. Father McSweeuey of St. Francis de Sales’ Church. The rooms were beautifully deco- rated in tones of {sink and green with La Frauce roses, amarsilis, sweet peas and ferns, Tie bride looked very preity in a robe of heavy whitesilk and carried a bouquet of Niphetos roses. Her uncie gave her into the keeping of the groom. Miss Alice Moffitt was the maid of bonor and was gowned in pink organdle. She carried La France roses. Athearn Folger acted as best man. After con- gratulations and the service of refreshments, the newly wedded couple departed on a South- ern trip. They will reside 1n Qakiand wien they return. THEY’RE ENGAGED. Betrothals Made Public Duting the Past Week. The engagement is announced of Miss Min- nie Sisenvice and Manuel Lafee. They will receive their iriends Sunday aiternoon, Au- gust 29, from 2 10 3 P. 3., at 1618 Geary street. The engagement of Miss Emma Thumler and F. N. Graf is announced. The engagement is aunounced of C. H. Kaul and Miss Emma Amark, both of this City. Mr. and Mrs. Simon Hochstadter announce the betrothal of their sister, Miss Millie Fries- leben to Albert Sonnenberg. They will be pleased to receive their {riends at their resi- dence, 1816 Broadway, Sunday, August 29, from 210 5 P. M. WEDDING . BELLS. Nuptials of Mi;aum Fava and Louis Le Clair. The wedding of Miss Laura Fava, eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. Fava, and Louis Le Clair of Oakland, took piace Sunday, July 11, &t 6:30 at St. Paul’s Church, corner Twen- ty-ninth and Church streets. Mrs. W. S. Chandler, an aunt of the bride, had decorated the church with palms and La France roses, and the aitar gleamed resplendent with strains of Lohengrin's “Wedding March,” played by the organist, Miss A. Quinu. The pastor, Rev. M. D. Connolly, united the young coupie and spoke beautifully and touchingly on the solemnity of the occasion. After the ceremony £_reception was heid at the resi- dence of the bride’s parents, 135 Duucan street, which loving hands had converted into o veritable faizy bower. After congratula- tions the bridal party and guests repaired to the hall on Duncan and Dolores streets, where supper was served. Mr. and Mrs. Le Clair, who were the recipienis of many beautifui aua_costly presents, including ilverware, house furnishings, efc.. left Mouday on their wedding tour and on their return will reside on Magnolia avenue, Oskland, HOME GATHERINGS. Receptions, Dances and Dinners in Local Circles. Mrs. Colonel Thomas A. Nierney of 2005 Golden Gaté avenue on Thursday, August5, gave a progressive euchre party. The players | included Mrs. Judge Aiken, rs. Work, Mrs, Judge Pierce, Miss Opal Plerce, all of San Diego; Mrs. Colonel Last of Los Angeles, Mrs. ‘Woilpert, Mrs. Wheatley, Mrs. Von Vorst, Mrs. Bernhard, Mrs. Chapman, Mrs. Lilienthal and Mrs. Withers. The first prize was won by Mrs, Work, the second prize went to Mrs. Colonel Last, and the booby prize to Mrs. Judge Aiken. Excellent piano and violin selections were contributed by Mrs. Work and Miss Pierce. A sumptuous lunch concluded the afternoon’s entertainment. On Tuesday evening last Colonel Bisbee of the Presidio gave a theater party at the Grand Opera-house. Those present were Mrs. Colonel Meares, Miss Meares, Mr. Monroe of Los An- geles, Mr., and Mrs. 8. F. Thorn and Mrs. | Colonel A. Yell. g A pleasant surprise and musicale was given Saturday evening last by Miss Braunschweige and Miss Lyman at their residence in honor E_' A. G. Millens, prior to his departure for the ast. The evening was spent in vocal and in- strumental music. Bupper was served at 11 o’clock. . Mr. Millens left for the East Monday evening. A very enjoyable party was given recentl: | by Mrs. William Field at her residence, 145; Myrtle street. Oakland, in honor of her grand- chuldren, Misses Eugenie and Genevieve Tully anad Master Tully of Stockton, who are on a visit 1o Oakland. Besides the above named there were present Mrs, Archibald McCaw, Mrs. J. James Tully, Misses Madge Caulfield, Helen Dimmick, Paula Dimmick, Ethel Chris- tieson, Grace Craig, Louise Craig, Masters Arihur Stone, Jasper Tully, Fiank Baxter, Harold Baxter, Day Baxter,” George Craiz and David Craig. 'After enjoying a number of games, & delicious collation wesserved to the young folks. On the 7.h inst. a pleasant surprise party Was g.ven by the G. L. Club to Mr. and Mrs. Henry MacDonald at tielir residence, 923 Ala- bama street. . g Singing and dancing were among the fea- tures o1 the evening. Among those present were: Mr. and Mrs. Henry MacDonald, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kauf- mann, Mr. and Mrs. Ed O’Connor, Mr. and Mrs. B. Cunningham, Mrs. Langley, Mrs. E. Ryau, Mrs. Flyun, Mrs. L. Kars, Mrs. G. Jeily- neck, Miss Hattie Newton, Miss Elsie Quedens, Messrs. Charles Bradley, Willlam McCarty, Richard Telfer, William Kelly, Henry Power, Timothy Leary, Frank Teifer, James Power. George Lawler, Edward McCariy, Richard Lawler, Dave Buckley, Dan Sullivan, Frank Farren, George Dubell, William Coghlan, Wil- bert Mowry, Jumes Daley, Matt Kerr. Saturday evenihg the home of Miss Jennie Clark was prettily decorated with sweet peas and ivy on the occasion of a surprite party given to her by her mother and sisters. ~Games and dancing were indulged in untila late hour, after which all the guests proceeded to the dining-room where an elaborate supver was served. Among the guesis present were: Mr. and Mrs. P. G. Clark, Mr. and Mrs. H. Kleve- sahl, Mr. and Mrs. R. Scott, Miss Jennie Clark, Miss MacMehoney, Miss Beil Clark, Miss Sophie Schrober, Miss Emma Schrober, Miss Clara Coftiela, Miss Annie Gi feather, Miss Madge Herberts, Miss Annie Herberts, Miss Sophie Klevesahl, M’ss Dora Claussiu, Miss Mamie Wren, Edward Ford, Fred Ciark, James Summerville, Thomas Cusick, Willie O’Brien, Baumont Brown, Minor Leddy, T. Twyford, Edward Russac, Jack Cahlan, Joseph Mogan, N. Knudsen, 'Charles Johnson, William Parker, Joseph Gaghan, Walter Donnelson, Eward Felby, Roger Garrity. A very enjoyable “‘trolley’’ party was glven by Mr.and Mrs, Alex Youug of 3376 Twenty- third street on las. Monday evening. The party visited several points of interestduring the trip. Oue very pieasant feature of the evening was a visit to the power-houses of the electric lines. The last point reached was In- gleside, where a sumptuous repast was served, Those present included: Mr. smd Mrs. Alex, ander K‘nuug. Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Newbegin- Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ritter, Mr. and Mrs. Curtis, Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Inwood, Mrs. Grant, Mrs Hopkins, Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Rubert, Mr. and Mrs. C. McDowell; Misses Josie Moore, Alice. B. Fosette, Annie Grant, Ada Newbegin. Annie Broderick, C. Dahl, K. Backus, Nellie Connell, E. Dahl, M. Copeland, M. Connell, A. Backus, N. McDonald, Lena Egeberg, Lillie Moss, Miss Schellinger; Messrs. J. Newbegin Jr., Cherles Grant, George W. Taylor, A. E. Monteith, Al Tickner, J. Mears, C. Hemphill, G. Moss, W. McNamee, W. S. McDevitt, T. J. Henderson, Fred Wilson and Harry White. A very enjoyable surprise party was tendered to Miss Bel e Herold by her friends at her resi- dence, 1617} Powell street, last sunday eveu- ing. 'The halls and parlors were tastefully decorated with flowers and ferns. There were music, dancing, gam and general merry- making. At midnight there was a handsome repast, which was partaken of by all. Among those 'present were: Miss Flora Franklin, Miss Rose Heine, Miss Ray Jacobs, Miss Ida Isaacs, Loretta Brown, Miss Berdie Cerf, Miss Clara White, Miss Rosie s, Miss May Goraffalo, Migs Mary C Miss Amelia Costa, Miss Jennie Goraffalo, Jiss Casy Stevens, Misa Mary Gallas, Miss Isabel:a Herold, Miss Lena Sheppler, Mrs. Louis Goeltz and others. Last Wednesday evening C. E. L. Hilde- brecht was given & farewell dinner and thea- ter party prior to his departure for the East. Among those present were: Dr. E. W. West- hai, C. O'Kane, G. Devine, L. Schwartz, E. ‘eisel, George Christenson, C. Drury and C. E. L. Hildebrecht. A very enjosable birthdsy party was given last SBunday evening at 1109} Bryant street to Miss Julia Smidt. Among those vresent were: Miss May Finke, M:ss Josie Buysen, Miss Lillie Hiteman, Miss Jennie Selling, Miss Sophie Hammerich, Miss Annie Hammerich, Miss Viola Poehler, Miss Carrie Deppe, Miss Julla Smidt, Mrs. Lena Wallman, Mrs. Carrie Deppe, Miss Kitty McCarthy. Miss Lizzie North, Max Asher, Frank Forest, Lee Saunders, Mr. Young, Ben Lipmsn, Harman Hilken, S Henry Smidth, Fred Smidth, Charles Smidih, Louis Nessen, Ben Hilken, Jonn Euright, E¢- ward Poehief. CLUB GATHERINGS. Fashionable Organizations Enter- . tain Their Friends. The Michigan Club had a pieasant social Tuesday evening la<t at the residence of Dr. George E. Bushnell on Sutter street. Several new members were admitted and others pro- posed. An invitation from Mr. znd Mrs. Bowering of Mill Valiey was accented, and the club decided to hold a basket picnic there on Saturday, August 21. The Mrstics heid a successful gathering at Native Sons Hall on Tuesday evening last, t he occasion being their third anniversary. No less than 350 couples participated in the grana march, which formed promptly at 9 o'clock. Many 'intricate figures were executed. A flashlight photograph was taken of the assem- utmge grouped very prettily on and about the stage. The souvenir march was formed at10:30 nuder the d-rection of H. L.Goedje and Miss Minnie Rousseau. Souvenirs in celluloid and gold were distributea by Miss Cordle Wetjen and Mrs. H. G. Muiler. The committees were as follows: Wiil W. Sale, floor director; K. Matheson, assistant floor director; M. L. Re nolds, H. G. Muller, reception; H. L. Goea L W.'Dake, Arthur Frank, auxiliary commit: tee. The Varsovienne Club gave a soclal last even- ing, August 14, at 1901 Post street, near Fill- wore. AT THE RESORTS. Notes From the g;a;idz, the Moun- tains, the Springs and the Lakes. The interior resorts still hold their own ngainst the newly awakening town season. Although the middle of August is already here country delights in the shape of boating parties, picnics and moonlight dances on the iawn manage to claim the undivided atten- tion of San Francisco’s 400. The reopening of the schools naturally has orought many wanderers back to town, but nough still ‘linger amid pastures grecn to ke their loss easily felt in the City’s social circles, B..uw will be found our usual interesting reports for the many fashionable interior resorts. Del Monte.. DEL MONTE, CAL., Aug. 13.—Since’ the new golf links were finished last week golt has be- come the chiel amusement for many of the guesis now staying here. Several of the ladies are particularly expert golf-players’ and han- dle the various clubs with wonderful dexter- ity. Mrs. Payson, Mrs. W. B. Tubbs, Mrs. Dan Murphy of San Francisco and Mrs. John Forbes of 8i. Louis may often be seeu, clad in smart %ou suits, chasing the ball over the course. Many of the men are good at this athietic game also, and much amusement is derived by spectators as well as players from the mixed matches that occur. Prominent among the social eventsof the week was the dinner given by Mrs. Jonn Fow- ler, which occurred Saturday evening last. The lady’s guests were: Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Iubbs, Mr. and Mrs. D. T. Murphy, Mr. and Mrs. George Pope, Captain and Mrs. Pavson, the Misses Celia and Beatrice Tobin, Emile Bruguiere and Louis Bruguiere. Spanish suppers are again in vogue, and parties frequently enjoy them served in true Spanish style in one of the romantic old adobe houses of Monterey. The pruper thing seems to be an early wheel ride through the grounds or over to Pacific Grove and the bicycle path and & return to Del Monte in time for the 11 o'clock plunge and swim at the baths. Herman Oclrichs and Fred R. Webster came down during the week and are greatly enjoy- ing the salmon fishing hereabquts. Some of the other prominent people from San Francisco staying here are: Mr.and Mrs. E. A. Bruguiere, Emile and Louis Bruguiere, >. A. de Sania Marina, Miss de Sania Miss Polastri, Miss C. Tobin, Miss B. Tobin, Alired- Tobin, Mr. and Mrs. F. F. Ryer, Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Hurd, Mr. and Mrs. C. Heller, McIntosh Kellogg, Mrs. C. M. Keen Miss Keeney, Mr. and Mrs. George Po and Mrs. Adam Grant, Mr. and Mrs. Worden, Captain and Mrs, Kane, Miss Kane, Mrs. George Gibbs, Mrs. Harry Unna, Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Laton, W. F. Goad, Miss G. Goad, Mr. and Mrs. D. T. Murphy, Mrs. A. J. Pope, irs. F. A. Frank, Mrs. W. M. Brodie, Miss Grace Shepherd, Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Churchill, Miss Churchill, Misses Humphrey, Mr. and Mrs. Hooper, Misses Hoover, Ur. and s. H. F. Jones, Mrs. George Bowman, D: M. Moore, Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Sutton Mrs. John Fowler, St. Louls; Mrs. W. ton, Miss Bolton, Mrs. C Hailock, Mr. and Mrs. T 8 Lewis; Mr. and Mrs. N. Seeley, New York; Mr. and Mrs. F. de Bertsnard, Mexico; D. L. Ellendorf, Professor and Mrs. A. L. Bickmore, New York; Miss Adams, Miss Knowles, Mrs. M. A. Chabot, Miss Chabot, Edward J. Tobin, F. Loklar, J. P. Treanon, Mr. and Mrs. W, S. Kosland, Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Merwin, Mrs. William Alvord, San Francisco. - Some of the week’s arrivals are:. Charles W. King, Miss Annie G. King, Maine; Mrs. James Lyuch, Miss Lynch, Mrs. L. E. Andrews, De- Miss L. Mulvaney, N. Y.; Miss N. Dele- hanty, Santa Cruz; Mr. and Mrs. C. T. Pa- triache, San Francisco; M. S. Cullum, Peun- sylvania; L. L. Patriarche, Canada; J. A. Tyler, w York; James Wolf, Denver; Mrs. L. sulzer, Mrs. M. W. Potter, New York; Mrs. E. C. Long, James L. Stuart, Chicago; Mrs. George R. Ssnderson, Mrs. L. Wormser, San Fran- cisco; Charles 8. Hopkins, Maine; L. Trutte- mier, Miss Trutiemier, Miss Sioan, Miss Sloan, Miss Callaghan, Miss Hull, New Y Miss F. Stern, Miss Blanche Buchanan, Mis Grace E. Preston, San Francisco; Mrs. William Howard, Brooklyn; Mrs. A. M. Winston, Miss E. Miss A. M. Bates, Matsachusetts: L. Dickinson, Miss H. H. Winsicw, Miss Augusta Barbou, Miss Muhel chusetts; Herman Oelrichs, Mr. and Mrs, E. Woifman, New York; Fred R. Webster, R. B. Follmer, Mrs. William Strand, San Francisco; Miss Josephine Good, St. Louis; Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Siiff, Deuver; Miss Patton, Miss Talbot, Canada: Frank R. Wood, Minne: sota; S S. Marvin, Pittsburg; George L. Mc- Lean, Miss McLean, George L. McLean Jr., Los Angeles; Miss Edna Bowman, H.Franklin, Mrs. Dinkelspiel, San Francisco; Mrs. H. Clark, Sacramento; G. Plender, Miss Lillian Plender, Miss Louise Pfender, Miss L. G. Pfen- der, Oregon; Mrs. Robert Simsou, Miis, Colo. ; Miss A. H. Reading. Washington, D ¢.; Mrs. M. Esberg, Miss E. Esberg, Mr. and Mrs. Mar- cus H. Koshland, Daniel E. Koshland. Robert J. Koshland, Margaret H. P. Koshland, Miss Sussmann, San Francisco. Pacific Grove. PACIFIC GROVE, CAL., Aug. 14.—The Cali- fornians who summer at this pleasant spot seem to believe in the adage, “*The more the merrier,” for every train coming into the sta- tion brings many people for a one, two, three or six weeks’ stay. Some pretty games may be seen every day on the well-kept tennis courts, and players of no mean ability find pleasure in exercising their skill. The Monterey County'97 cham. pion, James Harper, meets many of the good visiting players in friendly bouts, and holds his own in a manner which fills his towns. people with pride. Some of the other notable piayers hero are: Dr.and Mis. Segar, Frank Terrell, Prince, Edward Berwick, Niss Em. ery, Miss Hollenibeck ind Miss Martin, The game of cioquet as played ai this place assumes rather the character and science of chess, for mostof the players are men who bend every energy to the game, caiculating each move or stroke with the foresighted care-. fulness of a chess expert. Mrs. Williamson is the only lady who can keep pace with these formidable antagonists. Asa matter of course swimming, boating and other water sporis coutinue to be the favorite diversions, since many of the visitors come from the interior of the State and find their chief pleasure in be- ing about the water. Several excellent swim- mers are to be found among those who take & daily dip into thes Among the week's ‘arrivals at El Carmelo Hotel are: Andrew Wolf snd wife, Stockton Mre. Dr. J. J. Meigs, O.kland; Pewo Johnson, Grass Valley; C. H. Combs and wife, Sacra. mento; Mrs J. H. Mills, Sun Francisco; Miss Eilingson, Minneapo.is; Mrs. A. M. Bogden Oakland;'P. F. Rennan, F. L. Watson, M. F. Brennan, San’ Francisco; Mrs. J, Wilzinski, Miss Wilzinski, Visalia; Mrs. C. J. ‘Chandler, May M. Chandler, Lois A. Gladding, Lincoln, Nebr.; C. Van Vorde, D. A. Edl d wife Sacramento; W. H. Crothers, Alexander Gon: San Jose; M. A. Parker, J. W. Parker, Mary E. Fuller, bt. Louis; D. D. Whittock and wife, d family, Sacramento; Miss Mary Lineoln, Gusted Eisén, San Fran: cisco; Mrs. J. P. Hid Grass Val- ey Robertson snd wife, Sacramentos Fred R, Koenig, A. E. Peck, San Francisco} D. L. Macquarmi, Cal; Mrs.'J. A Cunning bam, Sacramento; W.T. Oidbam, Stockion; Miss'0, Batler, Sacramento: L. P. Lotta, Siock- ton; C. B.Stanwood, San Fraucisco Mrs. Frank H. Bu o Mrs. Daniel Willi=m Murpby, Stanford; A. L‘uxsgh, G. C. Grifith, 4 D. MeCarthy, 'San Francisco; Mr. F. A. Spencer, Mrs. J. wood Hali Jr. San Jose; J. L. Pai Franeisco; W. W. Proctor, J. H.Peyne, Cnicago; M Smith, San Francisco: Mrs. J. J. Morehead, Miss Morenead, Chicago: E. P, Colgan aud family, Mrs. E. Y. Smith, William Newton, W. C. Parker and wife, Miss Jose; D. F. Warurer, and Mrs. E. T Rose Miller. Mrs, L. Buckmunster, Mrs. G. A, Stoddard, Eva M. Haz-lton, W. J. Morrison, Sacramento; Coy Kindall, E. B. Sian- wood, R. L. Hawkins, J. Kramer, Sun Francisco; C. F. Burton, Aibert Fehr and family, J. J. Curren, Sscrémento; Mrs. Edwin Atel, San Francisco; Mrs. M. E. Brouk, Mrs. R. Boggess, M ville; Mrs. Charles Seilinger, Ssernmen (0 Margaret Ham- ilton, Osklana; N. D. Perkins. C. L. Sanford, Gus L. Clark, Sacramento; George F. Drake, San Francisco; M. H_H. fland, San Jose; Mra. C. B. Morgun, Miss Emma Morzan, Oakiand Miss M. R. Wilsou, Berkeley; Mrs. E. C. Farn ham, Oakland; Mrs. O. S. Framtes, Reedley; Ford Toplar, J. Harr o; Thomas Clark, Miss C.ark, Miss Pick, Placer- ville; E. T. Clark, Berkeley; L. Ewell and wife, Mrs. Chandon, aiss Chandon, Marysville; T. C. Shampland, San_Francisco: Emily Thomp- son, Mrs. W. S. Bennett, Milwaukee; G. Carpenter and wife, Yuba; William Remin wife, Santa Cruz; Allan Roberison and wi fe, Scotland; J. P. Treanor, San Franeisco; G. W. McClanahan, Missouri; Mr. and Mrs. C. N. Hawkins, Hollister; 0. T. Moore, Gilroy; C. L. Oruman and family, Stockton; George E. Fane, Gonzales, A un:que and most enjoyable affair came off on Hurd Beach last Saturday evening, when Miss Estelie Jewell gave a green_corn_and po- tato bake to her cousin, Frank J. Jewell, a student in Syracuse University, N. Y. The general good time was pleasantly interspersed with vocal music, skillfully rendered by Miss Blanche Jahaunt, Mr. Turtin and Mr. Don- ham. Instrumental solos on guitar, maudo- lin anda bharmonica added to the entertain- ment. §iMrs. F. F. Jewell, Mrs. S. G. Walkington and Mrs. ‘A. -J. Nutter chaperoned the party. Those present were Miss Jessie Hope, Misses Barrett, Miss Louise McDougal, Miss Theress Grobman, Miss May Emery, Misses Jahaunt, Miss Charlotte Moyes, Miss Alice Lindley, Miss Irene Fuller, Miss Barrey, A. W. Jones, George McDougal, Charles Hamp- ton, George 'Adams, Mr. Turtin, Mr. Patterson, Mr. Fredman, F. J William Luse, Harry 5 Ed Tennison, Fred Galioner, Percy wne, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Moyes, Mrs. Porter, Mr. and Mrs, C. J. Moyes, Mr.and Mrs. A. Pell, Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Porter. Highland Springs. Latest arrivals at the Highland Springs are: Frances Aurien, Pauline Wormser, San Fran- erald Cunningham, Oakland Mrs. J. J. McConnell, Miss McConnell, H. D. Stephens and family, J. J. McConnell, Woodland ; Miss Alice Elliot, Mrs. M. Cort, San Rafael; Miss W. L. Tarpey, Mi: H. Burns and wife, Oakiand; E. W. Ormsby, Petaluma; Hon. E. A. Belcher and wife, J. M. , R B. Curry, San Francisco; H. H. ¥, Miss F. Halsey, Towle; C. R. Gelchrest and wife, London, England; H. Eichoff, San Francisco; Miss Halford, Miss Salma Halford, Mrs. A. Donneli, Mrs.. Everson, lije Feldman, Miss A Mrs. W. . Dougherty, fan Jose; H. w. TS Baggett, Dan Stuar Francisco; Charles Klston, Berkeley L. Fitzpatrick. G. A. Buck, Redwood City} H. H. Guble, Hurry Porter, F. A. Porter, Wood- land;; Mrs. K. D. Hobarl, Leon Sloss and wife, H. H. Hedger, Mrs. M. H. Peters, Peters, M . MacNamara, Dr. W. H. Tearn, Mrs. Ida Nea and son, San Francisco; Miss Co iins, H. P. Baker, Ozkland . Gree: Ruiney, Carrie Aurich, J. F, Myric cisco; L. A Hinman, A. B. Champion, Oak- land; . Ancerson, 8. A. White and wife, S. E. Taylor, San Francisco; Willie James Dougherty, San Jose; Mr. and Mrs. J, F. Moran, 1. Harris, P. llivan, B. McManus, R. Ennis, S8an Francisco; S. R, Yarrow and wife, Oskland; G. Morgan and wife, R-d Blu W. J. Bryan and wife, San Frai cisco; Dr. J. §. Adams and wife, The ton, ‘Oakland; Miss N. Fitz, odlan Dr. L. R. Webster, G. C, Champion, Oaklan. Miss W. F. Binckley, J. H. Ha'ch, Mrs. M. Mc- Donald, Mrs. L. McDonala, Miss E. McDonald Miss O'Hara, San Francisco; J. J. O'Too. Mrs. H. Greenwald, Miss Greeuwald, San Fran- cisco; R. H. Davis, Oakland; W. D. Buckley and w Stockion; Raymond T. Baker, Oak- Co.vin, Sun Francisco; J. M. Oisen, W. H. Mitchell, S. Miles, San Francise geles; A. Farley. Santa Kosa; James Graham, Oakland; and Mrs. L' Hurlburt, ) York; Mrs. Ed Yorke, Sacramento; M. A. pett, Ban Francisco; Miss M. T. Murray, San A. B. Karr, Miss E. M. Bradley, J. Hesly, A.W. Sisson, W Linforth, W, H. Linforth, C. L ; C. O. Pepper, Sacramento; A. T. Lene, San Jose; G. V. de Lorme, San Francisc Colonel Lawsor, A.; Lawrence Lawson Washington, D. C.; Mrs. A. E. Castle, San Francisco; Mrs. Cora Vanderford, Angels Camp; W. T. Welcker, Berkeley; W. T. Sav yer, N. Boas, Mrs. M. L. Davis, H. C. Farquhar- som, J. W. Treadwell, Mrs. E. H. Merrill, Miss Somers, Miss Worden, the Misses Worden, James Btuart, San Francisco. Lake Tahoe. o Mrs. 8. E. Phillips and daughtérs have se- cured accommodations at Tallac for the re- mainder of the season. A mostenjoyable excursion to Mount Tallac occurred Tuesday, in which the following par- ticipated: Henry Applegate, Miss Kate Ap- plegate, Mrs. J. Warner, Alameda; Mrs. Leven- son, Sacramento; Mrs. Ed Orr, Oakland; A. Mack, San Francisco; J. H. Applegate, Ala- medsa; Mr. Grubb, San Franeisco; Messrs. Ad- ler and Wills, Sacramento, and Mr. Clark, San Francisco. Lloyd Tevis and niece, Miss Florence Breck- enridge, departed for San Francisco Tuesday. M. P. Tevis is traveling about through the country surrounding Tallec and has one of the best records as an angler that has been made this season. A pleasant moonlight excursion was made around the lake Tuesday evening on the steamer Mamie. The party on board stopped M. Tarpey, San Franeisco; | H. E. Cable, J. W. Kirkwood, Oakland; Mrs. B. | Feigenbaum, J. Feieenbaum, San Fraucisco; | W. | Fred W.| wald. Among those present were: Mrs. M. L Dougherty, | Mrs. J. Samm, Miss Summ, Los An- | R. Armstrong, A. B. McCreery, San | man and 8 M. Heller occuny the Santa Anita Cottage; Henry Applegate, Miss Kate Apple- gate, Miss L. Waruer, Miss A. A. Clark and W. the Lake View; Captain Kane, ew York, and family the Baldwin, Drown and family :he rallen Leaf, A. Mack of San Francisco has the reputation of being one of the most expert fisherman that {has visited Tallac this scason. His daily calcles average higher than the msjority of those made by guesis at present, The Sharon party departed Sunday. “ K‘%\e sad gemi:le ot Phillip Korn, the Salva- orian coffee-planter, created -quite ior the time at Tailnc: S o Heury Meyerand R. H. Lloyd arrived Sunday and wiil remain fora couple of weeks. i Late arrivals at Tallac ude: Mr. and Mrs. A. Muck, Miss Gerstle, San Francisco; Mrs. Samue: Levenson, Miss' Levenson, mento; W. K Hill, Petaluma; Mrs. M. Wiile | and daughter, Stanford, Cal.; Lloyd Tevis, Miss Florence 'Breckenridge, Mrs. Georze W. ibbs, San Francisco; Theodore F. Kane, U. S and wife, Miss E.” Kane, Frank H. ew York; Lippmann Sachs, Albert man, Sig M. Heller, R. H. Lloyd, Henry :Mey- ers, Dr. M. E. Gonzales and wile, H. R. Mann and wife, Harold R. Mann, W. M. Thompson and wife, San Francisco; | tens, Oakiand; J. liott, W. York; Mrs. Har ncis.’ San P. K. Hicke and wife, 5005 nix, ; Rann George E. Ames and wife, Miss Kitt San Francisco; D. Whitney, Dr. Haynes, Los Angeles; H. L. ton; F. C. Howard, W. J. Bo; San Francisco. M. P. Tevis and wife of San Francisco ara spending the season at the Tallac House, Lake Tahoe. They were joined Friday by Lioyd Tevis and niece, Miss Fiorence Breckinridge. Captain Theodore T. Kane, U. N., and wife, Miss E. Kane, Frank Kane of New York and Miss G. W. Gibbs of Ban Francisco o:cupy the Baldwin cottage at Tallac, Lake Tahoe. Mrs. W. E. Sharon and daughters, Misses Florence and, Blanche, of Oakland are sojourn. ing at the Tallac, Lake Tahoe. Santa Catalina Island. AVALON, SBANTA CATALINA ISLAND, Car., Aug. 14.—There are over 5000 people at this seaside resort these summer days, and every steamer from San Pedro brings from 200 to 300 more. The hotels are thronged, the numerous lodging and boaraing houses aro crowded and there are some 3000 people in the tents and canvas houses. Among the guests at the Island Villa Hoteb are the follow- ing: John Husted and family, Mrs. M. Bos- well, Nathan Daniel and wife, M. E. Edwards and family, George P. Jackson and family, H. E. Hanson and wife, Mrs. M. J. Waterman and 1wo aaughters, A. J. Nichols, V. 8. McClatchy and family, Melyin Wecks and wife, the Misses Bending, N. P. Fuller, daughters and sor, M. A. Haskell and wife, Dauniel Moran, Willlam | G. Porter, M. A. Ackerman and family, H. A Brundage and daughters. The Metropole has the following guests: Nathan Strauss and son. K. D. King and wife, Frank W. Watson and wife, Henry Cronch and daughter, Mrs, Mary Anderson, Mrs. Allc Skinner, John Tompkins and tamily. J. E. wards, State Senator Williams and famil L. Ingalls and wife, Frank Keleo, M. B. wife and daughter, Ed Knight and wife, M. Dewey and wife. C. W. Gillett and wife, H. T. Stewart and family, Andrew Harmon and two daughters, Lemuel J. Hansler and wife, J. E, Babcock, Wiluam E. Taylor. Ross Valley. ROSS VALLEY, CAL, Aug. 14 —A most en- joyable and successiul cotillon was given by the guests of the Hotel Mount View, Ross Val- ley, on Saturday evening last. The beautiful grounds surrounding the hotel were fllumi- nated with Japanese lanterns, and tae parl were decorated with ferns and flowers. Guests were present from San Rafael, Mill Valley, Belvedere and San Francisco. Three pretty ana auractive figures of the cotilion wers canced under the guidance of Sanford G. Le- Ames, John R. Collier, Washing- yle, James E. Rica, | Leech, Mr. and Mrs Charles Rosenbaum, Mr. and Mrs. Wright, Mr. and Mrs. Bircn, Dr. and ips, Mr.and Mrs. Koster, Miss Kata Misses Davis, M Maud and Minnie Maud Harr M:ss Millie Sutter, etlie G. Martiand, M:ss Blake, Mrs. Eils- Miss Hawkinson, Messrs. B. L. Davis, as Jennings Jr., ierbert Long, Allen | Duncan, Marti Lee: Robert F. Haight, Daniel Reardon, Mr. Finlayson, Mr. Becker. Paso Robles. Herman Oelrichs of New York has engaged | rooms at Paso Robles for a month. Among the guests now at the springs are: J. Swinner- ton, Miss Thalia Treadwell, Frank Treadwell, | James J. Gildea, R. B. Holimer, C. H.Jones, | san Francisco; Wilson R. Gay and Mrs. Gay, Seattle; W. H. Chipman, Alameda; John Kid- & der, Grass Valley: T.R. Cross, Easton Mils; | Mist Kittie Dingly, F. McGagaa, James Gilden, H. Graves, C. F. Granz, H. G. P A. H. Martia Joyce, sten, Captain Freese, Mrs. Freese, Hooper, Sol th Freese, W. G, Zeilin, R. B. Hollmer, Mr. | shauz,’W. A. Mcluerney, Captain Hill, Mrs, Hill, Miss M. Hill, Miss 'Nellie Hill, Dr. J. ' KzoX, Mrs. J. T. Knox. Mr. and M aptain_William L. Humphrey, ) hrey, Miss Lena Humphrey, New Yo Glen Valley Springs. A delightful hay ride was given by the guests of Glen Valley Springs on August 1. The party left the springs In & four-horse conveyance t about 8 o'clock and drove to Santa Rosa and there partook of & delightiul repast. The participants were Judge Carey, Captain | . Elliot, Vacaville; Mr. ana Mrs. George | Moffitt, Vera Moffit, East Portiand; Mr.and Mrs. John Russell, Earl Russell, Jack Russell, Alfred Russell, Miss Sylvia Russell, Mrs. M | Valpey, Miss Frances Taylor, Mr. and Mr | Fred Fisher, Helen Fisher, Hattie Wilbalk, Alameda; Eobert Taylor, Mr. and_Mrs. b. Grave, Miss Kathryn Kelly, George Day, San Frencisco; Wiil Runyon, Windsor; - Louis Archer, Santa Rosa. New Carlsbad Springs. Among those registered at the New Carlsbad Springs are: J. E. McGovern, Henry Hessler, San Francisco; Dr. Block, Oakland; Mrs. Am- andola and son, Stockton; Louise Ostner, San Franciscs . ‘ogh‘llu, Mrs. Long, Suisun Mr. Baker, Oakland; Mr. Pignaz, San Fran- s Hotel Del Mar. The nrrivais during the past week at Del C P! at various points on the lake, and dancing | Mar are: .Mrs. James R. Deane, A. P. Gian« was induiged in until a late hour. = AR L. Sachs, Dr. Gonzales end wife, E. L. Ehr- Continue We inaugurate it to-m made, and the prices are been able to make—consi NIGHTGOWNS At 35¢, s5oc, 85c, $1.00, $1.50 to $4.00. These prices are really less than the cost of manufacturing. CHEMISES At 35¢, 50c, 6oc, 75¢, $1.00 to $2.00. Almost one-half below regular prices. SKIRT See our mammoth window displ MNowomom At goc, 6oc, $4.75 each. NEW TO-DAY—DRY GOOD: OUR GREATEST SALE Ladies Mnsiin Underwear 10,000 attractive Manufacturers’ Samples. one different and every one brand new. the best display. of Muslin Underwear we have ever skirts cannot be purc 125-127-129-131 KEARNY STREET. orrow—with a showing of Every This is the best we have ever derably lower than prices for the same goods ever quoted before. DRAWERS At 20¢, 35¢, 50¢, 65¢C, _Soc to $2.00. These are just about one-half what we have been asking. CORSET COVERS At 15¢, 20C, 25C, 35C, 50C, 65¢ to $1.50. See theseand you will be satisfied they are worth twice as much. ¢, $1.0p, $1.35, $1.50, $1.0 to 75l hes y:g'terials”alone in these hased at these prices. ay of these goods.