The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, August 29, 1897, Page 26

THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, SUNDAY, AUGUST 29, From a social standpoint the past week in | s been dull, stale and unprofitable. | ’ has not closed yet, and | 1y ionable leaders w town 1 return the 1st of September that popular resorts will ial gaycties for several during | 1 mel has week. 5 & ening last dinner in the been unusua! Mondey e pr nall at the Hotel Rafsel. Mr. Folger's guests were: Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Crooks, Mrs. J. A. Fol the Miszes Emilie Hager, M nard, E. M, ay 3 versary of his last Tuesday evening by giving a arty at the Hotel Rafael iu one of the | Among those present | Mr. and Mrs. Ignatz Stein- | 8. Heller, Miss Madeline seph Friedlander, Clar- r cele General War it the San K ers Mrs. Hager, J. Crooks and Mr. | ir. and J . Nicholas Van Bergen gave a | party last Tuesday evening at ace on Post street. The affair was anniversary of irty, and the the host. decorat and Mrs dinner party evenivg and 0. 0. Hos at T rd pave & pleasant : Colonial last Thursd ined Mr. and Mrs. G. . A4 Mrs. William Herr- ardson and Mr. an ann. ckland is wi y for clever of japan and Jupanese life end cusioms as depicted in her *‘Leaves From a Journal Japanesque,” now 1 (he supplement e = g circle | of artna sh . popu- » M rs is n Shainwal 10wn res an. THEY'RE ERGAGED. Announcement Is Made of Early Autumn Weddings. e Mr. and Mrs. 8. Solomon aunounce the en- take place on mber 1, at nali-past of the bri death of esidence recent the 1z will be a very quiet | ¥ esent. WEDDING BELLS. Church and Home Ceremonies for the Past Week. v wedding took place at Grace Meth- il Ch iast Thursdey even- ontracting perties being Miss Alice 1 Char 1vid Chase of Honolulu. bsen was best man and Deisy Haake The Misses Della end Dora smaids. The bride r, Oliver Haake. 1zed by | Chase and his bride Honolulu, where home. tng which took on Van Ness av- aL 8 o'ciock, was 1 and Miss Nora ner sister, | groom by Tne young rof the southe return they ome new cot irnished fo ue south, They end & house- iends on their & tour. on were quietly k at the resi- Central aveuue and Me The cere- Futher Moses W. n Church, Oak E. Collins, street, luncheon was | ents were unique HOME GATHERINGS. Receptions, Dinners and Anniver- sary Celebrations in Local [ LGS S | was spent invitea were: Mr. and Mrs. Henry Love and Mr. Adams Jr., also of O: James Lawson of Nevada, A. Ha: 111 and others. Mr. ana Mrs. Peter Hamilton celebrated their tin weddine Saturday_evening, August 22, at their residence, 1010° Ten e house was tastefnl y decorat cens and ferns. Am j in asncing, singing, The well-known piper Daniel Beaion calist Robert H. Fair were among he g At midnight & aclightful supper was served, after which jestivities were re- sumed. The hostess received many vaiuable tokens of regard, both useful and ornamental. Among the guests were Mr. and Mrs. Hamil- ton, Mr. and D. Keefe, and Mrs. M. Lowdan, Miss Aileen T.Keefe, Miss Margaret M. Buchanau of Washington, Miss Sarah A. Keefe, Miss Mollie Maylone, Miss josie Keele, Miss Bi:die Stephens, Miss Lenors Lowdan, lexander Keeie, Daniel Beaton, Charles Keefe, Robert Fair, Professor R. Miller, John Keefe, Bobby Phair, Den Keefe and Mrs. S. Hamilton of Washington. A very enjoyable “‘at home” was given by the Misses Agnes and Kate George Sunday evening, August 13, at their residence, 1121 Alaban street. The entertainmeut for the evening consisted of recitations and music. The following were present: R. D. Valerga. Mrs. R. D. Valerga, Frank Valerga, Albert v Claude Valerga, Raymond Vaierga, H. Parrish, Mrs. Charles H. Parrish, o Litt, M dal r. | s, C. Hemp- | dan, Mi | | - | ganized 1 Charles Louis B. Parrish, 3 Grace Parrish, James Isabells Cook, Mrs. Anna F'ood, Mrs. Anna Miller, Mrs. Bertha Jor- Anna Moser, Miss Barbara Wagoner, es—Mr ai Mrs. Cex Miss Pricilia Duvies, Mrs. Rossac, Miss Daisie Place, Miss Mabel Thomson, Miss' Julia Witte, Miss M. Learv, Miss Mattie fiss Emma. McA lister and the M ave or- under the me of the Woman’s Goiden West Musical Club for the purpose of mutual advancement in music. The idea is to obtain standard works for two and four per- formers and ulso musical compositions rarely hexrd. The aim ot the club is Lo present these compositions with the best talent of the club when possible, and by outside artists when necessary. Allstudentsand lovers of music are cordially invited to co-operate with the club. Mrs. Anna Miller is secretary of the organ- iza:ion. The clubrooms are located at 1236 Market street. SRl AT THE RESORTS. Notes From the Mountains, the Seaside, the Lakes and the Springs. Although Seplember is close at hand, still society continues to linger at the seaside, the mountains, the springs and the lakes. and the indications are that October will be on the | Jennic Feeney, Mrs. Kahra, H. E. Wallace, W. A D. Cooper,W. 8. 0'Brien, J. T. Hurlev, H. T, Biackwood, J. F. McQuaide, H. W. Higgins. Mrs. Leo Goldmsn, Mis< F. Fieishman, Miss L. Luuzet, Miss M. Gross, Z. H. Martin, James Ludlow, T. F, Blake, Miss Mollie Feeney, 2 H. Anderson,” A. Beiz, A.'J. Marcus, H. M. Kingmen, Dr. E. R, Field, Churles L. Fieid, W. W. Bing, C. Gehret, A. Sutter and wife, John Grogg. K. J. R. Aden, H. F, Stahl, 4. M. Eva, Lile M. Eva, C. L. Ber:ha, W. W. Watson and wife, George J. 0'Connor, Charlie Spaulding, Miss Evw Myer, R. Robinson, N. Goldstein and wile, Alexander Lippman, Mrs. F. A. Ed- mouds, R. A. Fitzgerald, Mrs. F. Miller, Miss Alice Miller, Miss May Mi ler, Colonel J. J. Tobiu, wite and duughter; Dr: A. ¥. Merriman Jr. and wife, Charles Nelson, J. R. Puckering, W. Wagner, R, E. Wallace, E. J. Lynch, Dr. R. 0. Baldwin, M. E Macdonald, Mrs. W. G. hunt, T. B. McGinnis. Del Monte. DEL MONTE, CAL., Aug. 28.—The gayety of last week has continued with scarcely any ebatement during this week, and whai with verfeet weather, plenty of amusement, the ex- citement of expectation in regard to the ten- nis tournament and last, but 1 no respect least, the fact thut there are actually more men than women staying here, the visitors at this pleasant hostelry wear a habitual expres- sion of unalloyed content. Of course, when the guests are happy the management is %;lel]:l!ed and “all goes merry as a marriage it Del Monte is probably the only resort in America at the present time where the men are in excess ot the women, and in conse- quence the summer girl here has an embar- rassment of riches in the shape of devoted cav- aliers. That she is making good use of her time and opportunity goes without ililug. The chief amusements of the week, aside from the tennis tournament, has been bowi- ing, and there are some wonderiully expert players nere, among the ladies particularly. Miss Shepherd. Miss Brodie, the Misses Tobin, Mrs, Ryer, Mrs. Fowles and Mrs. Worden Todd must be awarded the palm among the lady players. A towling touruament was held again this week, Herman Oelrichs presenting the prizes as before, and Mrs. C. E. Worden and . F. Ryer winning them. Golf continues to hold its own, but the topic of interest during the week has been the in- vitation doubles tennis tournament which is played for tne first time on the Del Monte courts. The tournament has been so constantly be- WILL WED A PORTLAND MERGHANT. An interesting engagement to announce is that of Miss Alice G. Friedlander, daughter of S. H. Friedlander, man- ager of the Columbia Theater, and Emanuel H. Lauer, son of Mayor Lauer of Eugene City, Or. public last Sunday in Portland, Or.,where Miss Friedlander, in company with her father, was visiting friends and relatives. The charming young fiancee is an unusually accomplished young lady, and during her brief residence in this City has been prominently identified with many of the leading literary organizations. Philomath, a club noted for its brilliant women, and also a prominent member of the Women’s Press Club. For a short while Miss Friedlander edited a bright little sheet—The Student—dévoted entirely to the interest of school children. Lauer is one of the most prominent young business men of Portland. & Co., the largest drughouse in the Northwest, with headquarters at Portland. which will be celebrated in the near future in this City. The betrothal was made She is one of the bright shining lights of the Mr. He is a member of the firm of Blumaur, Frank No date has yet been set for the wedding, Ward, Miss Theresa Ainsborough, frs. E. J. French, Mrs. Pearson, 2. J. French, rington. Last Wednesday, August 2: W. Belshaw, at their residence, 1626 Jackson street, entertained atdinner ex-Governor of Alaska James Shakely. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon E. Berry were tendered ijoyab.e surprise party recently at 1ce, 359 San Curlos avenue, in honor of their wooden wedding anniversary. fusic wes iurnished by an orchesirs, which pleasantiy entertained them be fore entering the nouse. Games and dancing were induiged in untila late honr, atter which the guests Mr. and Mrs. M. Society. | of last Saturday’s pieasant functions en by Mrs. David E. me on Clay street, com- tary to Miss Picebe Williamson, who | late come to San Francisco from Kin- | Ontario, with intent to make this ler, Miss Tessa ent, Miss Edith Smith, ge Perry, Miss on der Mehden ntertainment was friends by Miss Commemoration of mother’s residence, st Saturday sfternoon. in and sn elegant repast sent_were: ‘The Misses e Glass, ossic Moran, Win- Pearl Gunsauius and Mas rt Barton, Wyll Bertie Gl r. and was spent with their residence, 68 nrsday evening. : guitar and mandoiin selections served to pass the carly evening ho after which an elegant repast was served. Cov ghteen. Among those p Martial Hainque 3 Mr. and Mrs. T. R. Hamilton, mond, 1he Misses Vietor 1 Adelmde Hainque, the ura Neill, Miss fargarete e Wolff, Miss 4 dz- Mur- Dennigan rav, Jack H thur Hain Scheeiy, Mat Hamiiton and Martial Hainqu An enjoyable birthday pusty was tendered Miss Maiie Lewis at Sausalito last Saturday g. Besides a large Sausalito delegation of her City iriends came over for the ion, and T. W. Jackson's large parlors were used tor the rendering of an interesting prozramme. Supper was served at the Lewis | nce at midnight. 2ll and tae >s Hannon, Fisber ompson were the soloists of the evening. Saturdey afternoon, August 21, at the eace of Mrs. Jscob Bock, 305 Haight day party was tendered Misg by her aunt, Mrs. Bock 1z the guests were (he following named Lottie Loverich, ‘liss Edna Summerfieid, Alma Summertield, Miss Annic Seiler, iss Helen Seiler, Miss Rose Latz, Miss Lillie , Miss Etia Steinberg, Miss Rena Freid- s Louise Deitrich, Miss Ruth Bock, Miss Madeline C. Wasch. J. Greer of 4120 Twen ave an elatorate dinper pacty st F ~veuing, August 20,in honor ot Mr. and Mis. John Atawms of Oskdsle, who &re visiting the Cit overs were laid for twenty., After dinuer the guests repaired to the par- Yors, where dancing and games were induliged iz and kept up until midnight. Among those | i)na' Myrtle Berry, Stanley Stewart, proceeded 1o the diningroom, where an elabo- rate supper was served. Amoug those present wer: Berry, Mr. aid Mrs. Riley, Miss Emma Mason, Mr. and Mrs. G. nlere | Efchbaum, Ed Bradbury, Darcy Stewart, Eli veiner, Ben Irving, Ed Laswell, Gus Baker and ir. Daggett. A very delightful birthday party was given by Mr. and Mrs, Waiter Fisk to their son Frank at their pretty home, “Ocean Heights,” Sea View, on August 14, The guests were enter- tained by music, singing and dancing. A sumptuous repast was served at midnignt. A delightful evening at nome was spent with Mrs. Marshall Hainque at her residence, 3663 Eizhteenth street, on Thursday evening, Angust18. Singing, dancing snd recitations were induiged in, after whicn a dainty repast was served. Covers were laid for cighteen. Among those present were Mr.and Mrs. Mar- shall Hainque, Mr. and Mrs. T. R. Hamilton, Mrs. C. H. Redman, Mrs. Adelaide Hainque, Mrs. Victorine Hainque, Mrs. Marguerite Dunnigan, Mrs. Madge Murry, Mrs. Milly Wolf, Mrs. Tessie , Mrs. Laura Neli, Lee No: Oscar Greenbaum, John Eagen, Dan- ie: Eagen, Joseph Fietcher, J. F, Scheele. A delightful surprise party was tendered Miss Mattye Fest on Friday evening, August 20, at her residence, 1616 Turk street. At | 10:30 tne guests repaired to the dining-room, where covers were laid for forty. The evening was spent in danciug and games. The first prize was won by Ed Cosgriff, and the booby prize by Miss Rose Cahen. Among those present were: Miss Lennie Fest, Miss Tessye M. Davidson, Mrs. Burk- hardt, Mrs. L. N. Davidson, Mrs. O. L. Fest, R. L Keene, G. Lachmun, E. Lachman, O. V. Pis- tolesi, J.” E. Odgers, A. Jennings, J. Cahen, W. Barry, H. Bruchmen of Vallejo, W. A. Dono- van, Charies Wyatt, L. Mandeison, J. Kra- mer, Paul Normand, L. Siegelhurst of Ala- meda, J. Marshnll of Ross Valley. Miss Annie Dignan was the recipient of a Dleasant surprise party last Saturday evening in honor of her nineteenth birthday at her residence, 856 Isabella street, Oakland. The house was beautifully decorat’d for the occa- sion. Games and danciug occupied the at- tention of the zuests until midnignt when an elaborate supper was served. Those present were: Miss Anunie Dignan, Miss Bessie Sturm, Miss Florence Sains, Miss Maggie Mulvey, Miss Maitie Burton, Miss Alberta Kitchen, Miss Corx Schiethe, Miss Belie Burton, Miss Grace Coombs, Miss Winnie Mulvofir Niss Juiia Sweeney, Miss Tessie Dignan, Miss Mary Dig- nan. Miss Alma Schiethe, Mrs. F. Grundman, Mrs. H. Sturms, Mr. and M . Quirk, Mr.and Mrs, 8 Palinbaum, Mr. and Mrs. C. Schiethe, Mrs G. Standish, Mre. M. Dignan, Mrs. J. Lightenger, Toomas Dignan, C.Sweigard, G. Ingersoll, T. Sturms, W. Burton, W. McCarty, Burion, J.T. Delaney, Carl Scuiethe, J. Eng- lih, Owen Mulvey, J. Dignan, C. Mayer, George Sturms, A. Kitchen, E, Stolle, — GrAND fall opening, Mme. Alma E. Keith, next Thursday, Friday and Satur- day, 808 Market street.. Every one in- vited. None asked t» purcuase. = Music Lovers Organize. A number of Ssn Francisco and Oakland la- | | | | threshold before the out-of-town season will fiss Grace | pe over. Pearson, Georgs Harrington, Mrs. George Har- | These last few weeks are being made more than interesting for the guests at the populsr resorts, and “mine host’” is exerting himself to have his season go outin a blaze of glory. Below will be found many interesting notes from the many fashionable resorts: Lake Tahoe. TALLAC, LAKE TAHOE, Aug. 28.—Several thunder-storms occurred last week, clearing the atmosphere and producing a most beauti- ful effect upon the lake. A.N. Drown and family, Captain Theodore F. Kane and family, Mrs. Sheehy and daugh- r, Miss A. A. Clark and W. Squire Clark were among those who left Tahoe for home Monday. Card parties take piace every evening at the hotel and the management is arranging for a whist tournament, at which valuable prizes will be awarded. The number of guests have largely increased since last week. The Los Angeles excursion arranged by T. H. Good- mnn and M. Lawrance will bring an immense influx during the month of Septem ber. John Rothchild and J. C. Helliday of San Francisco left yesterday. Arthur J. H. Nixon and Williem Kelly, after 8 pleasant two weeks' visit, left on_Saturday. John T. Wrightand family and Miss Marie Losa, who have occupied thé Arcadia Cottage since July, departed yesterday. Among 'the arrivals at Tallac are T. R. Stepbens, Thomas Magee, Placerville; A. Bairc, Alleghany, Pa.; Miss'Grace Minnigan, Alameda, Cal ; Mrs, Barron and family, May- field, Cal.; Dr.’ Albert Wheeler and wife, Mr. and ‘Mrs.'Charles A. Rossier, 8an Francisco P. K. Hickey, Pheenix, Ariz. Los Angeles; Mrs. M. H. Spahr, Huber 8 Spabr, York, Pa.; G. L. McCandless, Sacra- mento: Mrs. 8. F. Hubbard, Miss M. Hubbard, Miss L. Hubbard, Siockton, Cal; S. Merrill and wife, Alameda: M. ich,’ New York City; H.'P. Dillingham, Honoiulu; Miss T. W. Harnden, Alameda; F. D. Madicon. San Francisco; F. W. Glade and wife, Honolulu; Robert_Cleator, Lawrence Cleator, Virginia City, Nev.; James G. Stevenson, wife, four chiidren end maid: thicago, Ili.; Robert H. Doyle and wite, New Orleans; Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Sperry, Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Liebes, San Francisco; William I. Tevis, Bakersfield. Highland Springs. The latestarrivals at Highland Springs in- cinde: Everett Ames, Mrs. C. Byington, Miss K. Byington, Miss C. Byington, E. Clea Mrs. M. Cleary, Mrs. J. L.Irving, George D, Stephens, Charles K. Myers, Major J. H. Calef, Arthur Washburn and wile, Wilham Redford, C. M. Yates, J. G. Martin, wife and boy, Mrs. M. A. Connolly, Mrs. Bride, R. L. C. Barnes and wife, Mr. and Mrs. P. Evert, K J. Thibsult, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Miller, Miss Edith Miiler, J. N. Goldsmith, Miss M. L._For. rest, Harry L Baker, R. L. MacDonaid, T. D. Whitman,” J. M. Breen, Wolfe, P. Crontn and son, M. Hart a e, H. L. Cunninghum, Miss Ettie Cunningham, M. L Davis, Miss 8. L. Collier, Rev. J. F. Nu: gent, Rev. J. F. Cleary, Mr. and Mrs. Fergu- sou, H. W. Seawell, A. F. Seawell, Mrs. P, B. Brown, W. E. Dennison and wife, Mr. and Mrs. Leon Sloss. two children_and maid, W. H. Torpey, H. L. Hininan, A. Bernig, H. Miller, George'L. Folsom, H. R. Willer, E. A. Hurk- mann, J. R. Mortis, Lily C. Cole, Mrs. Ben Crocker, Miss M. Goul, Jackson al P, , E. P Fish, Mrs. J. P. Martin, Miss Ethel G. Creagh, S. Rodrigues. H. Raleigh. Charles Wagner, T. O'Cualleghan, Mre. W. O. Edmonds, Mr. and BEE select styles, shapes, shades. S8hould select soon. Keith's, 808 Market street, Phelan butlding. Exclusively a first-class millinery house. v I | tournament.” fore the eve of all that a liitle joke Mr. Oel- richs played Thursday evening caught cvery one most e wtifully. - Oaa toble in the center of the lobby, pinced in the most perfect man- ner, siood ' siiver cup and beside it & card announcing it to be “First prize, tennis Naturally everybody examined it and the disgusted expression which im- medintely passed over their faces when the “irst prize” turned out only a batered old syrup pitcher with the lid brokea off and neariy all the silver plating worn away caused great fun or thosa watching the per- | forma- ce | AHE, | i “iug visit during the week, arriving at mid- | night Tuesday night and leaving the follow- Huntington made the Del Monte a jingday. He cime on a business trip and was traveling in his private ear. Some of the notable people now staying here are: Mr.and Mrs. John Fowler, Miss Fanner, H. Modatta, Th-o Wyss, Hon. J. S. Sherman and family. Mr. and Mrs. M. Carillo, Miss Ca- rillo, Mrs. E. J. de Santa Mxrina, Miss Blacker, Miss M. Newcome, R. F. McLaren, Mrs. Mc- Laren, Miss Bernard, Mrs. J. L. Steiner, Miss k. D. Howell, Mrs. John Wright, Mrs. L. G. Baker, H. G. Martell, Mr. and Mrs. D. P, Bostor and family, Mr. and Mrs. F. F. Ryer, Herman Oel- richs, Fred R. Webster, George B. Sturgess, F. G. iPrice, Mrs. George Sturgess, Miss M. Sturgess, Miss C. Sturgess, Baron B. von Schroder, Baron A. von Schroder, E. von Abercron, Mr. and Mrs. Adam Grant, Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Worden, Mrs. A. N, Towne, Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Tubbs and family, Miss Haste, Jesse Koshland, Mr.and Mrs. M. S. Kosaland and family, Mrs. B. Schweitzer, Mr. and Mrs. L. Mebius, Miss Sather, Miss Stapleton, Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Laton, Mrs. M. A. Chabor, Miss Chabot, Mr. and Mrs.'E. Suow, Mrs. B A Brugufere, Louls Brugulere, Emile Bruguiere, Capiain and Mrs. A. H. Payson and fami.y, Mrs. W. M. Brodie, Miss Barbara Bro- die, M/s< Grace Shepherd, Mrs. W. H. Patton, Miss E. Pattou, Miss B. Ames, F. C. Lusk, 8. L Sproul, Mr. and Mrs. Y. D. Sprou!, John Pa. rott and family. Mount Tamalpais. MOUNT TAMALPAIS, CAL., Aug. 28.—Dur- ing the past week many parties have pic- nicked on Tamulpais’ rocky crest. Like a mag- net the famous mountain seems i0 attract visitors from every part of the world. Mr. and Mrs. P. de Franchville of Paris, France, were smong the guests of Sunday last. Mrs. Marie Schroeder of Rigs, Prussia, and Mrs. G. Dunlap of Los Cabezes. Arizona, sur- veyed the country from the summit this wee| ‘inomns R. Haves of Hongkong, Chin George R. Cleveland, Chicago; H. E. Fallman, Detroit; A. E. Boyd, London; 'Alexander He; man, City of Mexico; Mrs. R. C. Bair, Omaha, and ‘L. H. Priest, London, are among the re: cent visitors who have ascended the mountain. A party consisting of the following Hono- luiu pevple were on the top of the mountain this week: Colonel §. Barker, Miss Barker, Miss Helen Barker, Miss Davis Barker and §. Barker Jr. William H. Coleman was a guest hero this week. Mayor James D. Phelan ascended the moun- “mk.nd viewed the city be presides over this week. Among those havifig recently registered at the Tavern of Tamalpais are the following: §. M. Ferguson, Mrs. C, E. Curley, Miss Liliian Curley, Mr. and_Mrs. Trownseil, Mr. and Mrs. Stitlwel!, James Frerney, Miss Beatty, Miss M. Walsh, Mrs. M. Rigdon, David Backhalter, Miss Mollie Owens, Mr. and Mrs. William O'Hait, W. C. Mijler, D, J. Staples, Mrs. (. W. Ward, Miss M. E. de Cora, W. E. Golcher, Miss Lena Miller, Louis Miller, P. Oliver, William D. Farrel, Coltinx, Florence M. Gates, W. W. Doer, and Mre. Richardson, H. R. Grantley, Jam: W. Teudal, E. Selhigman, Miss Eeligman, Mr: . Peterson, J. John Satchweil, = T. Tracy, R. H. Webster, Captain T. Murra Thomas D. Buiger, T, T. Bulger, Z. Wintger, 1897. C. P. Dodge, Mrs. L. A. Adams, Mr. and Mrs. O. J. Johnson, Mrs. T, White, Mrs, Charles Deb- ney, George H. Koppiiz, Sarah J. Carroil, Agues E. Huffen, Mrs. Marie Schroeder, Mrs. Fra ik Loiz, Mr. and Mr-. Davia Cosgrave, Mr. and Mrs. W. . Baage, George W. Love, Mrs. J. Monroe, Henry E. Monroe, Chester S. Smith, A. A. Mbore Jr., Mr. und Mrs. H, A Morgan, Luiu Morgan, foue Dunlap, H. E. Taliman, S. F. Juda, Eugene Juas, J. Goldsmith, Miss Minnie Lewis, Mrs. E. 'N. Aaris, F. J. Berry, Alired Kutaer, Mr, and Mrs. James Webster, Miss Mosher, ‘Mrs. L. Loiz, E. Drinkhoff, Max Gemeimnn, Eisie Hochman, Mrs. Colonel Hochman, Mr. and Mrs. Hentv Wengenheim, W. C. Tummerman, Mrs. S G. Murphy, Mrs. Jnmes Onep, Mrs. A. M. Morgan, Mrs. G, W Ware, J. W. Mrs. W, P. McCormick. Ira G. ex, H. J. Harris, Cutler Paige, Mr. and Mrs. M. Wilis, A. Boyd, William S. W. Smith, Barnev Wagoner, W. S Mrs. A. W.' McKeuzie, Charles R. . P. Gray, Dr. B. R. Swan, Mr. and Mrs. A. 0. Richardson, A. W. Barrett, Mr. ana Mrs. E. Lozer, Mr. and Mrs. E. Siartiwealt, Lilian F. Strong, 0. C. Holt, Grace F. Hoit, Edith K. Holt, Myra A. Holt, Mrs. Fred Dallam, Mamie G. Drady, Edward Duffey, George Hoiden, Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Driakwater, Sadie L. Drink- water, Farnettie Davis, M. J. Powers, Margaret A. Glover, Mrs. A. Glover, H. M. Hoyle, M. L. Piatt. M. E. A. Tafferty, Mrs. William Morris, M. Smith, Mrs. Ed R. Hamilton, Mrs. Thomas McGwin, Mrs. A. O Haslehurst, Mrs. W. Bush, | Mrs. B. Paxton, Mrs. M. A. Farras. Mr. and Mrs. G, H. Gray, J. R. Morrison, L. D. Bolton, Judge Fillmore, Mrs. A. S. Jorgenson, Mrs. E. C. Seavey, Miss E. K. Sherman, David C. Cole- man, M. V. Brady, Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Field, Mr. and Mrs. Graintach, Tillie 'Lehmnnn, Morris Conmell, A. C. Hinz, Hatiie Ryan, F. J. McKain, Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. Oeb.er, Mr. and Mrs. E. D, Arbo- gast, Miss C. Grimes, Miss E. Reiliy, Mss M. Murphy, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Kirk, Fred Smith, William M. Gibson, L. A. Pricst, Miss K. L. 0’Connor, Mrs. C. L._Burr, Mrs.'J. B. Maher, C. B. Denman, A C. Bingham, Mrs. B. M. Clapp, Mrs. Charles Gage, Mrs. G. H. Thompsun, Mr. and Mrs. J. Robinson, Mr. and Mrs. J. Downey Harvey, Miss M. McKinstry, Mrs. Steiner, ‘Miss Bremond, Captain D. M. Thompson, Mss Retta Thompson, Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Hosmer, Ralph E. Jost, H. C. Farghusen, Miima E. Anderson, May Love- green, 5. A. Miiler, Mrs. A. A. Jost, Mr. Mrs. Charles A. Beesley. Coronado. CORONADO, CAL, Aug. 28.—Joseph E. Bier of the brokerage firm of Bier & Regensberger ;;- guest at the hotel accompanied by Mrs. ier., Oneof the largest swimming parties of the 80as0n was given at the Coronado plungeon Monday evening. E. D. Neff and C. P. Morehouse carry off the sportsmen’s laurels as crack shots this season. John C. Healy, W. Austin Goodman and William Goodman were out with Captain Dunne for a day’s still fishine off Point Loma gn Tuesday, and brought in forty-threee black ass. Miss Susie Blanding, who was with the party of Lloyd Tevis, San Francisco, during their re- cent visit, was spoken of as one of the graceiul &wimmers at the plunge. Miss Emma Myer has returned to Stanford University. Her sister, Miss Adele Myer, has been engaged as kindergarten instructor on the beach for the coming year. A. Lowenstein arrived irom San Francisco })y I{la last steamer and is staying at the hotel. B Mrs. E. Everhart, S8an Jose, Cal, is a guest ere. The young people of the hotel enjoyed a baske( picnic at La Jolla on Tuesday. W C- Jonnston 18 an English visitor at the otel. Mrs. L. F. Lastreto and C. B. Lastreto of San Francisco were here during the week. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Bradley Keeler, Phila- delphia. are guesis at the hotel. Mrs. Watter K. Jones and Charies W. Jones, Glenwood Springs, Colo., are staying here. Harry C. Boyd, Harry K. Smith and A. G. Glenn w T here recently from San Francisco. E. L. Richardson, Chicago, representing the Exporters’ and Importers’ Journal, cas been visiting Coronado, accompanied by Mrs, Richardson. Aldace F. Walker and party of New York, Who are traveling in their private car, stopped over here to see the sights at Coronado. Mr. Waiker's party included Mrs. walker, Miss Ruth Walker and Dr. Hy F. Walker. A. G. Burchard, Mrs. A. Burchard, child and Durse are recent arrivals from Monterey, Mexico. E. D. Neff of La Mirada is here, accompanied by Miss Neff and children. A. B. Calder, traveling passenger age.:t of the Canadian Pacific, and Amos Burr, travel- ing passenger agent of the Vanderbilit lines, were down from San Francisco this week. Mr. and Mrs. M. Prager of S8an Franeisco have been staying several days at the hotel. : A.de ia Ville le Voux, Caborca, is at the otel. Dr. E. R. Dille, pastor of the Central M. E. Church, San_Francisco, was a recent visitor. Mrs. Cnarles Nordhoff and daughter, M:ss Evelyn Nordhoff, have gone East, visiting the Grand Canyon en route. L. Lejeune, Mexico, has reiurned to Hotel del Coronado, where' his family are passing the summer. Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. Carrier, Santa Bar- bara, are passing some time at Coronado. K'amath Hot Springs. Late arrivals at Kiamath Hot Syrings in- clude: Mrs. J. H. Boden, Haywards; M. E. Hill, J. J. Stack, R, P. Walsh, Dr. H. W. Hark- ness, Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Corr, Frank Miner, San Francisco; Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Durham, Durham, Cal.; Mrs. J. C. Haverley, Portiand; Miss Howard, Kuoxville, IlL.; Dr.’C. A. Laric son and family, Yreks, Cal; James Cuzuer, A. L. Bath, Judge M. T, Owens, Los Angeles; Hervey Lindley, Klamath; Mr. and Mrs. John E. Alexander and son, San Rafael; Mr. and Mrs. George T. Balawin, Klamath Fails; Miss Metue Wilson, Medford, Or.; Mr. and Mrs. James D. Fairchild, Yreka; Miss Sara Fuy, Etna, Cal.; H. F. Muraock, Klamath Falls. Paso Robles. PASO ROBLES, CAL., Anug. 28.—Mrs. A. N, Ivan, I L. Requa end Mrs. L L. Requa ar- rived in & special coach on Saturday. Mr. Requa returned to finish the cure. E. G. Burns and wife, Miss M. Burns, Master Irvin Burns, Miss L. James and T. Irvin, of New York, are camping for a few weeks at Cambria. W. M. Van Bergen, Walter F. Van Bergen, G. W. Hooper and John F. Ward are among the Saturday arrivals. Agua Caliente. The arrivals at Agua Caliente Springs dur- ing the pastweek were: J. Mell, John Rich- arason, Miss F. M. Howe, G. W.Howe, E. Maher, Miss Maher, Mr. and Mrs. F. H. H. Hays, G. Gale, Edua Richardson, N. Beane, H. C. Angell, Mr. and Mrs. L. K. Fish and daugh. ter, Miss' Murphy, Mrs. M. M. Lambert, Mr. and Mrs. C. sleColiam, Mr. ana Mrs. M. Moore, A. Letterwood, N. N. Elliott, San Francisco. W. M. Gotwaldt, Shirley Burris, W. Burris, Mrs. L W. Burrs, George Porierfield, Santa o0sa. and e, OrexiNe Keith’s grand fall millirery, Thursday, Friday and Saturday next, 8 Market street. Have sold Kearny-siree: store. Arma E. KEra. * et IN THE FUTURE, Musicals, Dances and Betrothal Receptions Are Announced. The Music-teachers’ Association of California will give its twenty-sixth concert Wednesday evening, September 1, at Kohler & Cnase's Hall. The following programme will be pre- sented: Remarks by the vice-president, Mme. Eilen Coursen-Roeckel; p1ano solos (a), “Landliches Lied,” (b) “Reiterstuck” (Scnumann), little Percilla Davies; chanson, **A Night iu Spain” (Massenet). Misy Ida Schintz; violin solo, “Home, Sweet Home,” witn varieties (Henry Farnoz), Miss Grace Waymouth, accompanied by Miss Aiice Waymouth; piano sclos, (a) “In- vention,” No. 14, two voice, (J.8 Bach), (b) “Tarautslle” (Stephen Heller), Charles L. Gimmel; zither duet, “Muy Bels Schottische,’” Miss Gesine Goetjen, William Reck, with gui- tar accompauiment’ by Prof. Gustave Wedel; piano duet, “Tanz der Maikafer” (Holtz) (Danse a’un Hanneton), Misses Sophie ana Lucie Czarneski; piano solos, (a) op. 113, No. 6, (b) op. 113, No. 1 (Gurhitt), Littlé Ruby Rol- ler; 1ustrumenta “Barcarole” (Charles Dancla), trio, mandoline, Miss Annette Zinns; violin, " Benedict Smith; piano, Miss Olive Zinns. Piano solo, “Aragonaise,” Ballet Cid, (Massenet), Miss Alice Gove; vocal, “Hark to the Mando.in” (Parker-Roeckel), the Alamo Quartel, Miss Grace therry, Mrs. Cathie Cour- sen-Campbell, Mrs. Georgis Stout and Miss May Mabie. The seventh musicaleand hop of the McKen- zie Musical Society will t-Ee place next Thursduy evening, September 2, at Odd Fel- The society numbers 100 trained lows’ Hall. voices. They have made these concerts very popular by their fine solo and ensembie work. Tue following 18 the programme for the T hrida e Loh ridal chorus, “Lohengrin” (Wagner), Mc- Kenzie Musical Society; (a) “DlEelm Oll)’ (See- ligsobn), (b) “Love” (Hoffmann), Miss Etta Frazer. (a)*Lovely Nignt'' (Chwatal), (b) “Pro- osal” (Downes)—Laaies Quartet: Miss Zelda wis, first soprano; siiss L. Wefelsburg, first alto; Miss Kitty McShane, second soprano; Mise Jenuie Larsen, second alto. “Jamie Dear” (Bischoff), Miss Anneta George. (a) “In Spain,” McKenzie Musical Society. ‘‘Ecstasy Waltz"” (Arditi), Miss Zelda Lewis. (a) Minuet (Pade- rewski), (b) “‘Home, Sweet Home,” and varia- tions (arianged by Appleby). E. J. Appleby, banjo viriuoso; “Love Will Like a Wild Bird Fiv,” *Carmen” (Bizet) Miss Min- nie Powell and McKenzie Musical Society “For Ail Eternity” -(Masch:roni), J. I'. Grod- jens; “Life’s Lullaby,” arrang-d by McKeazie (Lane),Ladies’ Quartet—Miss Lou MacCormick first soprano, Mrs Jumes Igo second soprano; Miss E. Hansbrough first alto, Miss Jennie Lar- sen second alto,and McKenzie Musical Society; comic selections, Sheriff R. I. Wnelan; ‘‘Louis- iana Lou” (L. Stuart), McKenzie Musical So- ciety (general request); (b) “El Capitan Mareh” (Sousa), McKenzie Musical Society. The members of the Blue Ribbon Cotillons have issued invitations for their second grand party te be held on Wednesdav evening, Sap- tember 1, at Hinman’s Hall, 1412 Polk sireet. Miss Mellie Friesieben and Albert Sonnen- ber: will receive tueir friends to-day, Sunday, at 1816 Broadway, between 2 and 5 P. m. Mr. and Mrs. Gustave Speier (nee Monasch) will hoid their reception this Sundav. August 29, beiween 2 and 5 o’clock, at 422 Golden Gate avenue. i Proiessor G. R. Puckett’s dancing academy ; will give an evening dress party next Thurs- day evening, September 2, at their new hall, 1322 Howard street, near Tenth. Tne grand march will begin at 9 P. M. Refreshments will be served throughout the evening. The California Dramatics will produce the beautiful drama ‘Lochinvar” (the idyl of the backwoods) ou Sunday evenming, S-prem- ber 5, at Native Sons’ Hali. On this occasion Miss Ruth Bellevi.le will make her debut under the supervision of Dudley Stanhope and Harry Leipsic. Th: Coiumbia Debating Efociety will cele- brate its third anniversary by giviug s lady minstrel rformance and ball at Union- square Hall Monday evening, August 30. — PERSONALS. Dr. and Mrs. C. B. Brigham are entertaining Mrs. Thuriow McMuilin and Mrs. C. A. Mec- Nulty at their country home on the shores of Lake Tahoe. Miss Jessie Fillmore, daughter of J. A. Fill- more of the Southern Pacific, left here last Sunday evening for Chicago on a visit to friends. J. C. Walker, capitalist of Fresno, Mrs. Walker and their daughter, Miss Lotta Muth Walker, have returned from a two months’ visit inthe East, and are now stopping at the Hote! Savoy. Miss Catherine Leavitt of this City is on = | | vada, and his wife, tormerly Mrs. Ella Sterli visit to friends in San Jose, and will remain nth. foee Anaie Page and her sister, Miss Jenuie McDonald of San Francisco, are visiting in ;arden City. S ayward_and daughters and George E. Hayward are stopping a: tne Hotel Mira- mar, “J. , a real-estate dealer of Chicago, who formerty asided in this City, vistted relatives and {riends during the recent Endeavor Con- ve;’mon. ting Attornev J. A. Spinetti and wife ecutin, . A. s nlBTl!ovplngglt Hotel Metropole, Santa Cats- sland. N oa Yirs. Pnilip Verrill Mighels will go abroad on the 11th of September to_reside in London. Mr. Mighels, who has atiained erary reputation in New York as contributor to “Judge,” “Black Cat,” ‘‘Harpers.”” “‘Out- ing” and the “Syndicates,” is a naiive of g Cummins, is & native of Californin. The Mistes Margacet and Annie 0'Callaghan are at the Hotel Rowardennan in the Santa Cruz Mountains. - A Mrs. Rooney and her daughter, Miss Mamie Rooney, of Santa Cruz, are visiting friends in this City. B Mr. and Mrs. E. Warde have gone to Watson- ville'to remain for some time as the guests of Mr and Mrs. Arthur Walker. A Miss Lizzie Castagueito and Miss Etta A:- dizzi, of San Francisco, are visiting Mrs. C. Zeiro of San Jose. Miss A. Walsh is residing at the Hotel Mira mar. Louis Cahen of the firm of Louis Cahen & Son, who has been serfousiy ill with bronchial catarrh at his home, 1917 Franklin street, is greatly imyroved and 1s now out of danger. Mrs. Maurice Summerfield has lert for Salt Lake City. Mrs. Frank P. Jacobs and Miss Harrlet Levy have goue to Cataiina Island and expect to re- main away several weeks. Mr. and Mrs. L. Birnbaum have removed from 1222 Ellis sireet to 1714 Geary street. Mrs. Birnvaum will be at home on the second Wednesday. Miss D. Salinger of Seattle is stopping at the Hotel Miramar. C. C. Brandt, ex-Councilman of San Diego, and wife, who have been spending the pest three months witn their sister-in-law, Mrs. S, Criss of Gakland, have returued to San Diego. Mrs. 1. Rudee and Miss Sarah Rudee of 510 D-visadero street have gone on & visit to Ukiah aud Vichy Springs. i Mrs. F. Eicheiilaub and child of Vancouver are stoppine at the Hotel Miramar. - Mrs. J. Wilzinski and child of Visalla have taken rooms at the Hotel Miramar. 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