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EVENTS OF THE WEEK IN SOCIETY. The most;, interesting event of the .early \u25a0••'•' Reason \u25a0 wiU be i : the wedding of Miss Laura ...'.' Le.ighGß>hwiler and Ssnuiel-M. Shortridge, to ' • bo solemnized .to-morrow at noon, at the resi- •"\u25a0_\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0• dencebf the- bride's mother, Mrs. John Gash- •'. '\viler,on .Centra! iiv>-niie. • ' . • , V l '"' Although- on. account pi" the illness; of the ': bride's mother tn-e>veddin;c is ; tob'e extremely ': quiet,' the mediate prepujations for the \u25a0• ". \u25a0vveddffcg-have'bed.n aselnborate us for a l»rge •'• . Rocial \u25a0fu'iiclion: .Only-./immedfate relatives ;'\u25a0 will witness the ceremony and partake of the I .. . dejeuner to foUo^ '.''.', ;••'-". \u25a0_'.-' ; \u25a0'•. • Mr. «md: Mrs. Srdttey M..Fmith gave a dinner • party last jhur.-clay e.vcnin? at their cottage In Fan Rafael, in honor of.the birthday; annl- •'• versary of tle;r daughter, Miss Bertha Smith. j .• • •'. . Mrs. Henry L. Dodge, entertained it number j '. . "! of friends at dinner Friday night at her home | • \u25a0.\u25a0 InSan Rafael. \u25a0 \u25a0. ' . '•\u25a0;•;> ;;."; '; . . ' > ". • ' - The paper chase has proven one of the most attractive features .of the \u25a0 season. the Hotel ''.Rafael. .'•'.' . \u25a0\u25a0'..\u25a0 \u25a0.:', '\u25a0'\u25a0'\u25a0 \u25a0/ .' • ' \u25a0 . : . '.The close' of the season will be on Saturday. | •'. August 7, which will be'calied lugleside day. . • Two very handsome cups have been presented j \u25a0 . lor competition by Frederick H. : Green, secre- • \u25a0; tary of the.lngleside track, and the San. Rafael : - Hunt Club has presented two silver trophies :\u25a0• .' for the second winning couple of hounds. The \u25a0 attendance bids fair to be. very large, and it is • \u25a0.expected that more than fifty horses willlie in \u25a0.'\u25a0 \u25a0' the field.- Uany riders are expected from Oak- \u25a0 ' •land, and WWa ter Scott Habart, Joseph Sudoe ":'; TpDin, Francis J. CaroUn and Cajuain A. Fane •'..\u25a0 : ainwright, with others,: are booked from : ••':• Burlingame. The finish is to be made in ai . -".Marge open plateau about a mile long, so spec- ' \u25a0••» tutors will' have an cxcellen; opportunity to I • "• witness it.. In the evi-niiiKthere willbe a ball ! at the Hotel Rafael. All lovers of horses and •:;".•all amateur riders, are cordially invited to \u25a0 '\u25a0'.' this paper chase by the Sa . Rafael Hunt Club. \u25a0 \u25a0'\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 J. J. Crooks, will be the judge of the' race; .' Frank S. Johnson, master of the Hounds, and : •.JudKe'Ward McAllister whipper-in. THEY'RE ENGAGED. .'\u25a0• \u25a0'•\u25a0 . • \u25a0 \u25a0 ' ' V.; Announcement Made of Early- ' \u25a0 .\u25a0 . j; . Fall Weddings. :•"• The engagement is announced, of -Miss Belle. .\u25a0\u25a0'-. Cohn arid Charles j&arnett. . They will receive ".•\u25a0':! their friends Sunday, August 15, from 2 to 5, ;;>; : 215 Eleventh Street. ';\u25a0 '. \u25a0 ... ; HOME GATHERINGS. Surprise Parties and Anniversary \u25a0;'\u25a0:\u25a0- Celebrations the Past Week. . ./ \u25a0• Orj Sunday last the "birthday anniversaries j •\u25a0of Mrs. J. Bergez and her daughter Marguerite | /were duly celebrated at their residence, 1412 j ,;; Clay street.' This house was. beautifully deco- | ... rated for the occasion and the young ' folks, i •who were in majority:, had a most enjoy- • . a'bie!'tims.. At tti'e.GP:iclu*ion of the lestivities ; . at the house all present adjourned to Bergez's res-:auia.nt on Pine street, where, a splendid- • dinner was served. After dinner the guests I :• went down Its to the basement and enjoyed j \u25a0 '"Singing, dancing and . recitations until the. I \u25a0 l.iit c one* got weary and it was. time to go T -\u25a0 rioine.-.- Besides .the adults' there were: Miss • lizzie 1 Larson. Miss Haz?i Wade. Miss Marque- • rue Berg z, Miss Myrtle WaJe, Miss Carrie Baeijralup'., Miss Edna Beruhard, Miss Viola • . .:•;,:, Master L. Bergez and many others. '. \u25a0 Mi-s.Ad»:e \u25a0PuJ'dy entertained a number of • her tend* on Friday evening, July "3, at her aunt's 'residence, 1212 : . .Nineteenth street. .'. T.heeyeh-ing- was delightfully, spent in dane- V ing, games and other amusements, alter which an enjoyable supper was partaken of. ' Among those p-ri?sent were: Miss- Kitty Raye, Miss . Jessie O'Leary. -Miss Julia Upton, Miss Sadie Delaharitv, Miss Liil;e Baker and Miss Adele Piirdy, James Thymon, George ?andeman, James Johnson, Henry McHuirh, Jerome Bur- nett, Willie O'Lesry, William Rnye, Alfred \u25a0Williams, Joe Mi-Kay,Mr. Lamng, Mr.Purdy, Mr. and Mrs. ParrielL - ; Wil iam Schendel Jr. was the recipient of a .delightful surprise party at his residence, 214 ': : Fair Oaks street, Saturday evening, July 24. \u25a0Those 'present were: Miss Maul Schendel, •Miss Jennie- liamson, Miss Maggie William- son; Miss Birdie Stanley, Miss Etla Cooper, Miss Lucy Cooper. Miss Bessie liickox. Miss Mad Murdock, Miss Annie Miller, William . Kchen.ie , James Williamson, James R. Wil- liamson, Charles Stanley, Oliver Stanley, Ed- ' ward Thnckery, Charles Meissner, Eddie Sbap- .. ter,. Willis Lowe, Eddie Hemo, Charles-Martin. Miss Ida Bog-.T entertained a number of her | . Jriends Thursday eveniue, July 29, at her resi- j ;. dtnep,-6"22 Fil'lmo're street. The evening was ! ' 'plek'sftntly"-?pent in dancing, singing and play- I ing .games, after which a delicious "repast was served.; * • '"' • \u25a0 " * . ' ;' .:' -. • A. very enjoyable -birthday party was given ' by Miss Klnora Rich-ter, at tne residence of her | i parents',' corneT of East Seventeenth street and j . Keve.ath avenue, East Oakland, Tuesday even- I • ing, July 27. -Among those present were: Mr. and Mrs. A.'RiChier. M»ss ; E. Rirhter, Miss T. • Ricnter. Miss F. -Bauer, Miss A. Kraft, Miss S. \u25a0 iF.aihmahn, Miss "F. Bendricks, Miss L. Rier, " . Miss." L.- Theiss", -.Miss A. turn Suden, Miss B. \u25a0• turn Siiden, Miss G. Meese, Miss A. Gripp, Miss . E. Grip?," Professor W. Rotirbacher, G. Michel, • •J.. Fiathmaun,' G. • B&stian, C. .Weasel, H. "Hagpist. • ;\u25a0.'•. A. very pleasant surprise party was given on \u25a0 . .Sunday: evening, .July -25, by H. Marco and | M;ss Sophie stern, atthe former's residence, j • No. '45' -.Snotwell street, to Miss Johanna \u25a0 Brooks, prior to her departure for Washington. ;• Durlng : -the evening tlie guests indulged in j '.'; some very amusing fames, dancing and I \u25a0 : - music. ' Miss Johanna Brooks and Miss Sophie ! \u25a0•' Stem entertained the guests with some bcuuti- j ;. ful solos and duets; Mi>s Eva Stern also ren- j • • dered several vocal selections. •''•• Amonjt 'those present were: Mr. and Mrs. ; •:• -Marco,. Mr. and Mrs. Strun^ky, Mrs. Brook", •• Miss Auhi- Goldman, Miss Mol ie friedman, ; \u25a0' iliss Neii-ie Closky. Miss-Esther Kovinsky, Mrs. '•'\u25a0 Stern,- Mrs. Schwartz, Miss Eva Stern, Miss ' .'Pauline Goldman, Miss Bessie Novinsky, Miss Sarah -'Marco, Miss Lena Marco, Miss Dora : . Marco., Miss Sarah Marco, H. EJlin, \V. Edlin, • I J. Licli;ii,',A. .Goldman, W. K'-tien, Mr. Smalz, - , L. -Goldman, C. B.- Kovinsky, H. Zwillinij. -.. Thursday evening last a pleasant surprise ! ' .party, vvas given- to Jame* Andrews by his ) ; imany- frienGs and former schoolmates at his j • residence, 5 Franklin -street. . Alter many de- j := llgbtf-Hlgame* and musical selections supper j • ••was serve*. Those present were: Miss Siidye \ \u25a0 '-. ;.Moyce,- : Joseph Levin. Miss Margaret Laskin,- '.Andrew Wistrahd, Miss Gertrude Hussey, - . Richard Greer, Miss Elsie. Laskey, Fred Hol'l- : matin, : Mi»-s-'Eieanor Harrington, ."rnnei An- \u25a0° d : rews,-.Miss Ida "Overjirard, Einil Neun»bir, \u25a0 . Frank': : Mtrtrn, Miss Hannah Murphy and • \u25a0 JamesW.nlsa.- v '.;-\u25a0• A crmsiening -.dinner were held on the ; . .21st in.si. tit the" residence of Rev. John Pat- - r ii.-on, Pacific- <iT(iv.e," the. occasion Dems the . . ;c-hriste.ni gof Mrs. C. S. Trimble's lilt son • Naihhti Reck;. ".aged 84,'ofliciated,°iisKisied by : -. I the Rev,- John. i'jr.tison. Acjuarieiot male ... .voices sail c the b'eautifu4 selections, "Bringing : • in the Sheaves'.' and "Bji.n-g i he. Little O^-es to • Mi." • The lijile-b father is on board the •' ' IJnit.ed.-'S.taltesfjf.gship'staii.o-ned nt japan, and •' .ft e'xT>'i ;.edhorn,'.'" In- Jimuary. Those present ;..°/wera? Waluiri .'Fatcison; Rev. and Mrs. John. \u25a0 Pai.tison, Mrs, . "Ellis, far-ific Grove; Wesley • -Pattison, -AiiUeles; Mrs, George H. Fuller, •: Mrs.,C, bl Trimfilt! and W. W. H. Sidney Trim- \u25a0[ .ble-.of Sap Francisco." '.-. • \u25a0\u25a0: OUTING PARTIES. Miss Helen Chittendin Entertains on Board the White Winjjs. ". liy invitation of Miss Helen Chittenden a' : few fris nds were last Friday given an excur- sion; 'a'routia the bay on the yacht White '. --Wings/Captain, Cnkrles R. Chiilenden. The . party, -\vere treated to' a near view of the Goldenj Gate-arid after visiting various points ol interest around the bay were landed near B Cmhpo, . wyere a bountiful lunch wag spread 1 .: Returning with' a fresh breeze the • . sairin/g'q-ualities.of the y«eht were enjoyed by '' ail.-' . : : . . '•• ''. : T-he'.jsariy was'made up of Professor James Hamilton finwej Commodore J:L. Eckiey. Ur. ' CiTJm pipß,-Mis«- (.'lara (.'rumDton, Henry JSck- '., • ley', M'li-'s i:r»whaw,' Sirs' Alired March, Pro- i'tetaor fcharle6 H". H> m, Harold Lew is,' C- J. F. i Cahil.. ; Mrv. ( uhill, John Swelt Jr., Miss Helen •b>tftt,:T. M.Earl,' Mr-. JOerl, Miss Antoinette R'choe:lhorn, A.' 8. Wiester. W. B. Murdoch, : M"rs. Ko'rdoch, M m' Ann.c Fnx, Mi*s Hel n . ' '.Chfticitai i. Miss iJelia-Shattuck, Miss Vander- •beck.-Mcss Kiu%', Miss Virginia Goodsc)., Miss \u25a0 \ VaHy Goodst-11., Mrs. Pellet, Miss Edith Bar- \u25a0 .' hyte, iiiss Dorothy Goodsell, Miss Elizabeth W. Kite, Miss J. M. SpaMing, Miss Kate Good- \u25a0el:. Fowree Chitteudeii, F. M. Stocking. Miss Minnie Roemir ««:• entered a surprise picrnr at her summer resid-'nc,.' inMill Valley, July 24. Miss Roemer expc-ciins: « young lady iriend from the City nici thy jo lypicnickers at the train. After enjoying a delicious lunch- eon in the woods and exploring the princi- pal attractions of Mill Valley, including the oid mill and lhe cascades, M ss Roemer mi- i vited her euests to her b autiml iiile cottage ; to spend the remaining hours in danciuc and piaying games. One of the pany hiiviuga I camera many preitily arranged groups were photographed, Htnons whicn was the beauti- ful Roemer residi-uce. Tne merry-makers re- turned to the City with the 6:30 train. The Monsrch Social Club gave their first I annual picnic at Oak Grove lasi Sunday. A 'most delightful time was enjoyed by their ! guests. Between dinces an entertainment j was pivon by ihe following members: Presi- | dent T. B. Herrin, Professor B. Hirschberg and Colouel U..W. Alexander. Camp Brookside, Cazadero, was' entertained at Hunters' Resort, the home of Charles In- I grnm, a few duys since. The tramp up the canyon sharpened the appetites of the camp- ers, who did justice i<> the luncheon provided ' by iheir host, A sp'e^did time was enjoyid j by all. Saturday night the camp tendered a farewell reception. Messrs. Post and Reed iurnished music for the occasion. • \u2666 AT THE RESORTS. man. Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Merriem, St. Louis; A. W. Smith. San Francisco; George P. McLain, George B. McLnin, Miss B. McLain, Los Angeles; A. N. Drown, Mrs. A. N. Drown, Miss Drown, ! Miss Newell Drown, San Francisco; B. U. j \u25a0-•!• nuian and wife, O. L. St'-inruan, Miss I Ktta Steinman, Miss L. F. Stein- I man, Mrs. Louis Ileillsou. Sacramento; I J. A. Muir, wife and son, Miss Annie Smith, G. L. Hurscomp and wife, Los Ange es; Mis'* | Alura D. Kiltei, .New YorK; J. M. Maunun aid wife, Ukiah; C. T. Pasiorii^. Col<.rado Springs; L W. HeiluiHri Jr., A. J. Kich, H. P. Vcrder, ban Francisco ; John Honderson, Mrs, John Henderson, X ko; L. O. Henderson, Mrs. L. O. Henderson, Miss Sadie Henderson, Carson City;U. Verdier and Son, Paris. Hotel Del Mar. SANTA CRUZ, t'AL, July 31.— The quiet beach at Hotel del Mar was the scene of a very exciting incident on Tuesday last. Several of the guests had noticed during the morning a sai.boat sailing- around the bay, but supposing it to be a fishing party no attention was given to it. A few moments before the lunch hour Master Ed Crinmon, Notes From the Mountains, Sea- side, Lakes and Springs. August promises to be quite as gay as the preceding summer months have been at the various popular resorts. From all the interior hotels come most encouraging reports of crowded places and a never-ceasing round of gayeties. Below will be found our usual in- teresting notes for the many fashionable coun- try hotels. Anderson Springs* ANDERSON SPRINGS, Cal. July 31.— Charles Adams, president of the Olympic Club Wheelmen, with his wife and child, have taken a cottage at the springs for the month. Mr. McCarty of San Francisco and Mr. Dineen of Va lejo, yearly cuests of Anderson Springs, have broken tne record by catching, within a few hours, ninety larze mountain trout from the south fork of the Putah Creek, which flows within fifty feet ot the hotel. The guests and late arrivals at Anderson Springs are: James Cottle, Miss Lena Schulthelss, Mrs. James Garbarino, Miss Mamie Garbariuo,- Master Andrew Garbarino, San \u25a0Francisco-; Miss TillieKohler, Miss Gretchen X iiler. Oakland; John Blunck, Great Western i Mine; K.Hinderer, Mary Bird, San Francisco; J. F. Welladoo, Fruitvale; Agnes Carey, Mr. McCarty. Mrs. William Hardiman, Ethel Hardiman, Eugene H«rd»man, San Francisco; I Mrs. 'Charles Forster and family, Alameda; I William Garms, Alfred Garms, Mr. ; McCarion, - Mr. Heil&urg, James Moran; i San Francisco; Ralph Reinike, Middletown.- --! C. M. Nelson, Vallejo; H. R. Grantlay, G. A. I Brown, San Francisco; C. H. Brady, George Easterley, Harbin Springs; Mr. Gorevan, Miss Aggie Gorevan, Master James Gorevan, Mrs. Benson, Miss Carrie Benson, San Fran- cisco; Mrs. L. Moller and child, Alameda; J. H.Thoreseu, Vallejo; Frank E. Van Pelt. ; Mrs. Bellmer, Miss Ida iiellmer, Mr. Cortreaw, I San Francisco; Hu?h Davy, Corona Upines, Mrs. Joshua Spiris, Mrs. William Ba&sett, Mas- | ter Bassett, Middietown; R. J. Young, r San Francisco; E. W. Lundquist, P. Dineen, Master J. Dineen, Vallejo; John Kearney, P. Tracey, San Frencisco; Charles C. Connolly, Vallejo; .G. A. Brown, J. Wolf, W. H. Baker, San Francisco; Con Hooley, Oakland; Cassie Schnmacner, George E. Gibson, Ralph Gilford, San Francisco: Miss Jessie Gibson, Sacra- mento; Miss Mary Ludlow, Oakland; Mrs. W. Bflssett, Cobb Valley; C. Ma- soero, A. Decourtieux. G. Schwarz, A. Prow, Charles Albert, Adams, Mrs. Charles Adams, Margaret Adams, San Fran- c sco; G. E. Bailey, Oakland; Mrs. F. Farrar, Alatreda; Mrs. C. E. Ray, Miss Verna Ray, Ban Francisco; MiltonFarrar, Alam<*da; Miss Edith Ivory,Lodi; G. W. Kemp and wife. Misses Verna and Agnes Kemp, Mid- dietown; Mrs. M.Lyle. Miss Al lie Lyle, Napa; C. E. Kemp, W. Badenham. San Francisco; F. F. Plank and wife, Tomales; H. S. Gutermute, Mrs. H. S. Gutermute and child, Petaluma; Miss J. B. Smith, Stock- ton; Miss Ethel Amesbury, Healdsburg; Esiella Smith. Jack Oakley, San Francisco; Mrs. J. D. Jones, Mrs. G. F. Volkman, Mrs. 0. Ricconi, Mrs. N. L. Mitcneli, Miss Jo- sephine Davidson, Harry Merrineld, Rich- ard Jones, Miller Jones, -iKtna Springs; Elsie L. Bronuer, Ida M.Butler, Buffalo, N. V. ; E. McPhillips, San Francisco; Jean- A. Patri- quin, Canton; Mrs. Gilford, Charlie Dun- bar, Late County; A. L. Black, Oakland; j Miss Sadie Peterson, San Francisco; Mrs. Per- i kins, William Perkins, Great Western mine; H. Erik^on. Mrs. ,H. Erikson and child, Selley; Mrs. A. J. Clanton, Sinta Rosa; J. E. Mullen, T. E. Nunan, Sin Francisco; George Burmester, Middletown; J. J.Davis, I Petaluma; Mrs. L. Patriquin, Miss Margaret j Casassa, Mrs. Charles Casassa, Miss Rose I Casassa, Mr. and Mrs. Davis, Charles Roach, Miss Fannie Deutch, William Buhles, Miss Germain Panchen. Mr. and Mrs. James Rock, San LuisObispo; Mr.UcCarty, San Francisco; The Methodist Sunday-school of Middietowu heM their yearly celebration at Anderson Springs. Among them were the following: Rev. F. R. Walton (pastor), A. E. Norton (su- perintendent), John Apnlcion, J. L.Read, F. ! Cameron, Miss Maggie Davis, Mrs.Hani a, Miss |Nellie D«vis, Mk>s Nellie Fraser, Miss Martha j Fraser, Miss Maud Fraser, Peter Bolliger, I Viola Hunt, Pearl Andrews, Mrs. John I Reinicke, Mrs. Harry Schmidt, Annie iShullier. - Georela Davis, Ollie Fanner, |A. Anthony, Earl Anthony, Alice iAnthony, Lawson Anthony, Alvin Anthony, ! K. E. Naughiaf, Miss May Reinike, Clifford jNorton, But Reid. Edith Sacry, Ethel Sacry | Myrtle Sacry, Barrett Bucry, Mrs. Habishaw, j Ctiarlcy Habishaw. Grace Habishaw, Isabel Habishaw, John Reinike, Methodist Sunday- school. Lake Tahoe. TALLAC, LAKE TAHOE.CaI., July 31.—E. T- Ackerman and wife of San Francisco and T. F. Morrison and wife ot San Jose, who have been staying at the Tallac for some time, departed | for their respective homes to-day. They Char- Itered the pleasure boat Mamie yesterday ! and succeeded in landing nearly seventy fish. ' Miss Norma Bachman and Miss Olga Adeles I <!orfer have gained the reputation or being the I most oar.ess horsewomen thnt have been j here for some time, having mounted horses . that lew men would approach. In com- j pany with Albert . Baruch they re- : cently made a very daring ascent of ! Mount Tallac. Miss Rose Sachs, after I a very pleasant . mm of two weeks I returned to San Francisco to-day. Many moonlight excursions on the lake and picnics have been civ nin the lady's honor. Mrs. E. S. Roihchild accompanied by her mother, Mrs i L. Meyerstein, returned to San Kiaiicisco to- day. Mrs. Rothchild has had the distinction of being the most expert fis.ierwoman this season byhliving landed a twelve-pounder The expert swimming and high diving of Mrs. Simon of New York have created lite a sensation. Mrs. Simon deparied this week lor San Francisco, where she will spend af w • weeks previous to her return to the East. Albert and Benjamin Baruch alter having passed two : . delightful weeks at Tallac, have returned home. One of the most pleasant, evenings passed at Tullac i occurred Tuesday when th-.- steamer Mamie | towed the historic sailing barge Lil- ; lie Van out on • the lake with nearly every guest aboard. Refreshments I were served and an orchestra added to the i features of the entertainment. The barge ; was tastefully illuminated and decorated. L. 10. Henderson. Warden of the Nevada Penitentiary, wife and daughter, and John Henderson and wife of \u25a0 Eiko, Nev.. are occupying "La Belle" cottage; B. U. fit', 1 ! 1 ", a "" family of Sacramento, the •Nllla"; J. i.Wright, wife and friends, the Arcadia'; Judge Garber and party, the Baldwin '; a. N. Drown and fam-" 11 V the -Fallen Leaf," and A. Ba- ruch and B. Baruch the "Lake View." J. A. Ivl L ; wile and Miss Annie Smith of Los Angeles departed for their homes yesterday. Among the recent departures are Joseph Ehr- . wan «nd family. E. L. Heller and lamily, Wi.- liam A. Mageo and wife, Sol Waueenheim and , wile, Mrs. r. and J. H. Neustadter and family. \u25a0 Amo.ig ih, recent arrivals at Tallac are 2" M ,Cogswell, Poston. Mass.; J. A. Marshall dii.i wile, Berkeley ; A. Macdon- ad, Oakland; H. F. X.-lion, San Fran- cis<o; Miss Gertie Kellon. Sen Francisco; John Sickler, PlacerviUe; T. F. Morrison and wife, bun Jose : Ed Ackerman md wife San Francisco: C T Mills, Mills Co lege'ca" Miss Mary M. Tolmau, Manchester; k. H • 1%. Jo L rre.,^n Thomes. San Francisco; G. W. Jorrei,Ban Diego, Cal.; Rev. G. A. Oi& son of the manager of the hotel, while watch- ing the boat saw it catch in the br«'n kcrs and capsize. With a cry lor assistance to his com- panion, Master Willie Breen, he made a dash (or the beach. The lads heedless of conse- quences rushed Into the surf, overturned the boat and rescued the then unconscious iiimii. Wilting hands and restoratives soon restored the unfortunate mau. It vas found that he was a gentleman from San Fraii<isco who was vlsitii.g in Santa Cruz and, having gone out on a fishing excursion, lost control of his craft. It is needless to say the boys were heroes the rest of the day at Del Mar. The guests at Del Mar are having a most enjoyable time. Swimming, boating, excur- sions to the big trees, Olive Springs and other points of interest, together with hayridos, make the moments pass merrily. The following are spending the month here: Miss Annie Bagge, Master Harold Agmar, Miss Katherlne McFadden, Miss Amelia Mar- tin, Miss K. T. Magnire. Mr. and Mrs. S. J. Alien, Mrs. J. D. Sullivan, the Misses Nellie and Katherlne Sullivan, Miss S. Krausc, Miss G. Krause, Mrs. A P. Giannini, Mrs. P. O'Connell, Mrs. W. Shaughnesiiv, Miss R"Kina Cuneo, J. T. Fleming, William Butler, Frmk A. Gon- zsles. William A. Kelly, Masters John Mnrtln ana Ra mond Kennedy, San Francisco; Rev. J. P. Cailarmn, Antioch; J. D. Walsh, J. lii.ler, Rene A. Brassy, San Jose; Henry B. Allen, Chicago. Highland Springs. Latest arrivals at Highland Spriugs are : W. J. Yore, Dr. Sullivan, M. Cleary, W. H. Elliot, W. A. Craig, W. G. Cords, B. F. Barnes, Mm. H. Bauer, James Nisium, A. B. Mackay, W. H. Leix, Dr. Muller and wife. J. C. Winans, Ed. PolhemUß, A. H. Ricicetts and family, Mrs. Charles a Wheeler, Mrs. Cete Rran, M. J. Scan ton, ira J. Harmon, Mrs. R. A. Har- ris, Mrs. H. P. Gazzunni, M. H. Growmeyer, Dr. C. K. Buckley, Fred Hellwig and son, Charles Hanson. G W. Pisher, Thomas Sulli- van, Paul Fried in «n and family, Mrs. W. V. Bryan and family, Miss Reis, E. H. Hoag, C. J. Leighton, J. M. Jellatt. M. W. Jellatt, E. C. Klnmpp, J. T. Burke, Mrs. M. B. Cunning- ham. Miss Carrie Cunningham, Miss Harriet Cory, Mi»s Saran Cory, J. H. Duckmann, Mr. and Mr». M. A. Sprague. J. Harris, J. C. Lewis, Mr. a d Mrs. A. T. Spotts, Mrs. B. M. Aaron, H. M. Block, Mr. and Mrs. G. B. F.int, Mrs. A. L.Edwards, Mrs. B. R. Phillips, Mrs. C. J. Jones, Frank P. Thwaits, John Sr.jufe, N. A. Hawking and family, Mrs. Tigue aud child, Mrs. W. D. Foote, Miss Haralson, I. yon Bzln- nvey, L W. ( lasson, J. Swain, R. P. Hooe ana wife, Dr.W. E. Taylor, Miss Sophia Boot's, F. P. Taylor, George F. Taylor. A. V. Clark, WV ti Bryan, C. P. Bradford, Mn. M. S.imms, Mrs William Lang. Klamath Hot Springs. Late arrivals at the Klamatti Hot Springs in- clude: Rev. and Mm. M. L. Berger, New York; Dr. J. H. West, Klanathon; J. B. West, Green- view, 111.; Kola Neis, Albany, Or.;N. R. Lever- ing, Oro Fiuo; George T. BaJdwin, Klamath Falls, Or.; Miss Mnud Baldwin. Klamath Falls, Or.; Miss Mattle Wilson, Medford, Or.; Mrs. C. Goukt, Seattle; H. B. Giliis, Yreka; W. H. Obiar, Los Angeles; Major Marion Blgg«, Gridley; Judge W. H. Biggs, St. Louis. Mo.; Mrs. James Faris, Sacramento; Mr. ana Mrs. A. Kendall, Oak. ami; Miss Mar- Kuerita Fouike, Gazelle; Muter Leland blan- 1 ford Fouike. Guzel'.e: Mi«s Grace Nixon, J. A. Manley, Sacramento; Mrs. L. H. Barnum, M.ss Jessie B^rnum, Muster Ha «ld Bar- urn, Chico; Mr. and Mrs. Fred W. Lees, Sun Fran- ci«co; Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Stemier, ShCramento; Mrs. D. Dumaurey, Miss L. Dumanrey, A Macheferi, Sun Francisco; William Fab«»r, Al- bany, Or.; Al hoeniche, Portland; J. Schoil- hern, Grants Pass; Miss Charlotte Eaton, R'd<iing. Cal.; J. D. Carr, Miss L B. Carr, Yreita; Edsou L. Fouike, Miss Elisabeth Fouike, Gazelle, Cal. Coronado. C. W. Snumway, liat^via, Hi., is Tislting Coronndo. Attorney W. Ausiin Goodman of Cincinnaii, Graeme Turnbull of Baltimore and Dr. Lozin of Brooklyn, N. V.. spent the past two days cruising over to the Coronado Islands, camping there one night in com- pany with Skipper Dunne of the Hebe. The first day's catch amounting to a ton of fish was dumped overboard, as the Hebe is not furnished with a relrigerator. The spoils of the second day equated the first, samples, including shee|,shead, bass, rockrod, Indigo perch, eels, a baby s.-nl and n 300-p«und jew- lish, being brought in by tne pany ai night. J. Clark Rnbbiim, Berkeley, is »t the hotel. Mrs. E. C. Wright was a recent San Francisco guest here. R. H. M. Scutt and sister. Miss Scott, tourists from Dorking, England, have been staying at the hotel and visiting the various points of lntcrt-st i:i this vicinity. Dr. A. E. RegensburKer of Slitter street, San Francisco, has been spending a uesk with his brother, M. M. Regensburger, at Hotel del Coronado. Captain J. 11. Bennett of the Santa Rosa is a frequent visitor here. Mr. ana Mrs. E. W. HitchiugsofNew York, who were among last season's gue^u, are again at the hotel. | Mr. and Mrs. Frederick W. Binnehard are re- cent Lo< Angeies arrivals. Jay W. Adsm-i and E. A. Cooper, two well-known San Francisco railroad men, were here tho past week. Mr. snd Mrs. \V. Berliu are among the New York guests. Mrs. M. McNiOOil. accom- panied by Miss McNlcoll, oi San Fran- cisco, visited the beach during the week. B. Sherwood Dunn, M. i \u0084 Los Angeles, accom- panied by Dr. Henry F. Heims, Florence, Italy, spent Sunday at the hotel. Miss Mary L. Dewing of Kidaraazoo, Mich., is visiting her brother, Charles S. Roue, at the hotel. Miss Vyne Bowers, dnughter of ex-Congressman Bower«, is the uuest of Mrs. Ada Ware Morgan «t her bungalow on the beach. Mr.and Mrs. Kvan Roberts and child are the Kuestn ot Mr. Roberts' parents nt their home on the beach. Mrs. 'Rene Goodwin and Miss Ethel Fitch. Beaumont, have returned to the hotel. Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Gibbons of Snri Francisco are staying here. Miss Fannie Graham of Aichison, Kans., is visiting Mrs. M. B. Harrison at her cottage on Flora avenue. L.M. Fiotrher, Pacific Coast ageutof the Missouri Pacific, was down the past week from San Francisco. Mr. nnd Mr*. C. Selden Smart, New York, are nt the hotel for an extended visit. Mrs. Smart (Helen H. Gardiner) rerenily lectured in Les Anueles. The site of the m>w Hoiei del Coronado jetty i* the scene of much activity. Tne piledriver is working its way weh out to sea and the worK of filling in with brush and stone was begun within the last few days. A charming excursion was giren Saturday by the directors of the SnmmerSchoo'i. The run to Sweotwater dam was mad^ in the morning, lunching at Llnwood Grove, and follow- ing that a visit to the Custom-hou*e in Mexico, the return trip to Coronado being over the famous" Silver Strand. The Government jetty at Zunlnga fhoals, North Island, was also visited. Mr. a..dMrs.'C. C. Kurtz, Boston, Mass., Mrs. A. H. Parker, Brooklint*, Mass., and Miss Maurice, Los Angeles, are a party staying at the hotel. Soda Bay. Among the recent arrivals at Soda Bay are Mrs. E. Denison, Luraua Denison, Olive Deni- son, Florence Sioper, Oakland; Lotiie Collier, Hlgniand; Mrs. C. E. Rawles, Miss Ruby Jewell, Hopland; H. M. Barry, C. W. Greene, Oakland; George J. V. Connor, San Fran- cisco; J. L. CraiK and wife, Lizzie Akers, Cassle Craig, Nora Allen, Highland; Mr. and Mrs. Charles J. Deerinir, San Rafael; Stuart it. Bruniagen, Walter S. Moore, Alexan- der D. Hayes, John B. Chet and famllv, Miss Grennlnger. Adeline Smith, C. M. Sadler, O. N. Greenewalo!, If. T. Builer, Grace A. Buckley. Geuevieve Butler, AlCis Butler, George S. But- ler, G. Butler, Han Francisco; Alpnonse Astorg, As torg Springs; Ortrrie Sloi terbeck. Santa Rosa; Ethel A. Green, Lawrenc- S. Greene, Oakland; *. A. fehooroff, Onkland: W. T. Welch, MissL. Doyle, Miss K. Lyncb, A. MlKinis, C. Glenn, G. Wilson, J. H. McKvoy, E. Kunst. San Fran- cisc. ; Miss Chirtd, Sau Ralael; N. Echnuder. ban Jose; Mr. and Mrs. V. Angell, three cnil- dren and nurse, Palo Alto: A. L. Black, Oak- laud. Hotel Rowarcfennaiu Late arrivals at the Hotel Kowardennan in- clude Mr. and Mrs. W. V. O'Kane and son, Mr. and Mrs. George E. Morse, nephew and niece of President McKinley, George A. Turner, T. P. Woodward, wife and son, Miss Woodward, Miss Eihel Woodward Mr and Mrs. D. A. Cross and maid. Mrs. J. H. JVullnce.Miss Wa'lace.J. O. Cad man, C. B. liould. Dr. and Mrs. Lewis, San Francisco; J. C. Row- ell, Berkeley; J. Arthur Rowell, Berkeley; C. F. Rowell, Bprneley; H. C. Rawley, San Francisco; Sam Wiison, San Francisco; A E Graupm*r, San Francisco; Mrs. A. F. Cof- fi , Oakland; Mrs H. Grncey, Berkeley; Miss Ames, Mi«s Emma Hall, Mas Patrick Miss Bourns, Miss G. Bnhms, Harry Gray, Master Ea Patrick, Mrs. J. W. Morgan, Miss | Ella Morgan. F. C. Morgan, San Francisco; H. K. Belden, manager Hartlord Insurance Co:npan ; Mrs. H. K. Belden, Miss Daisy Bel- deu, Miss N'adine Belden. Dr. Kay K. Belden. Dm Be dtn, Aril.ur Piper. Sftu Fr*nrioo; W. H. Rob.nson, Sun J»-e; Dr D. W. Mom- i g in-ry and family, L. O. Ad«ms, wiie and I maid; Mrs. Jrving Moulion, Mhs Moulton, Mrs. E. P. Wilds, Mrs. Berry, Mis* Bern-, Mrs. Patton, Miss Etuel D. Pattou, Mies M. Qulglev. Miss L. Martin, San Francisco; Mrs. D. S. de Wilkins, Miss Wilkins. Oakland; Mr. and Mrs G. H. Wegener, Mrs. Houf, tne Misses Mver. Miss Sadie Kice. C. H. Jordan, San Vtt iciseo; C. P. Lincoln of Souihern Pacific Company; Charles Wilson, Santa Cruz; Miss Lois <i. \vil- son, Madcra; Lieutenant F. M. .o-awuk, I United Stales Navy; Mrs. F. M.Boßtwick. Miss i Mabel Bostwick. Sl.ire island; Mi-s Ray B"St- wick, Wisconsin. The Hept Opera Company is to give a concert In the toiel hall on August 4. A coaching party given by Hon. Curtiss U. Lindley to Capitoia was enjoyed last Tuesday. Wi.li m Hubbard and Sam Wilson have some excitinc games of tennis. Miss Wenzeiburger Is the champion nineoin- plavcr of Rownrde nan. Miss Ethel pation h the envy of all the giris tor her charms and grace of swimming. Dr. Belden, Dan Belden and H. K. Belden huve gone on a fihing trip to the Big Basiu, sixteen miles from Rowar- Santa Monica» SANTA MONICA, Cal.. July 31.— The gay summer season is in lullblnst and Santa Mon- ica's nost of admirers are here paying court at her siirine, and mcidentully keeping up a round of festivities. . The annual tennis tournament \u25a0 witn hi usual social accompaniments nas made this week a brilliant one, bills, leas, moonlight btacd excursion*, picnics to the canyons, swimming parties and various diversions be- ing in order. ; . .. The Knights of Pythias encampmont dis- solved in a blaze of tjlory, and just in time to aliow the public to give all attention to the tennis tournament. . Sunday's crowd was the largest of the sea- son. An enormous clambake on North Beach was one of the main attractions. The swell society event of the week was the lawn party given by the Baroness Harden- Hickey. Tne good old game of croquet, which Is a rival to newer diversions tiun summer, was « nthusiasiically played. The guests were: Mrs. H. A. Winslow, Mrs. J fines Bettner, Mrs. G. L. Warinp, Mrs. J. E. Hoy, Mrs: Shepherd, Mrs. Violet Upham. Mrs. F. G. Ryan, Mrs. H. J. Vail. Mrs. J. T. Gaffey, Mrs: G. W. Wells. Mrs. W. E. Lester, Mrs. Hamilton, Miss Roberts, Miss I. Scott, Miss Effie Cc.rson, Miss A. Brooks. M.-s-i s. Freeman, Picher, Rowan nnd McGil- vray (rave a delightful dinner Wednesday evening at iru» Casino. Their guests wen- Mr. nnd Mr«. Roy Jones, Miss Casivell, Miss Knight, MUs Hugus, Miss Silent, Miss New- mark, Miss Hamilton, Mr. Goodwin and Mr. Ducisctt. One of the joiiiest parties on our bench is the inmates from the Orphans' Home in San Ber- nardino. Two cottages and a large tent make up their heaflquarters. For the nexi six weeks they will live close to mother nature. Mrs. Modini Wood and family aro aißoehme Villn.. ltiu Laura Terry of Sacramento and Miss Sndie Breen of sa n Mateo are the guests of Mrs. Henry W. Keller. Mine Seminario and two sons are at the Anchorage for the season. Aetna Springs. iETNA SPRINGS, Cal., July 31.— The guests of jEma were deliu'htfuiiy entertained pa the evening of the i24t!i by Dr. and Mtsl Frark I'ague of San Francisco. Progressive euchre Claimed the greaser part of the entertain-: rnent. E. \V. Williams carried off the first gentleman's prize, and 'Mrs. A. "M. Whittle received tne first, lady's prize.: Among the late arrivals are: W. E; Toms, A. . L. Walker, J. E. Edwards. Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Tee , Mr. and Mrs.. John Noon.ah. George P.:: Thomas, R. Maunius, San Francisco;. .Miss Annabel Skinner, John rmrie, Nnpa; : M ss Anna Dixo.n, Allan Peck.,- Stanford Unl- '. versiiy; A. A. Mackinder, Miss Leslie Kibble, St. Helena: F.. T. Mooney, Mrs. W. J: Mooiiey, Hew York: Mn. \V. R. Dow, New Hampton; Robert Hunter. Rochester, N.Y. ;Mis« Caro- line 8. Martin, Chicago. \u25a0\u25a0 . '...'• ; .'\u25a0\u25a0 \u0084 . :*";. Aqua Galicnte Springs. The follDwing guests registered at Agija Caliente Springi, Sonotna County, during. the last week: Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Hibbetjs, Miss Dora Chares, San Francisco; Mrs. C. B. Du-. vail, Chicago; Floyd.: Judah, Miss Blanche Cameron. Alex Ross, David Kerr, Miss. Vir- ginia Kerr, Miss Eunice Kerr, M .».-\u25a0 Blanche Kerf, Mrs. Young, Miss Maher, San Franciico; Mrs. Wade, Oakland. Poftola. - PORTOLA, Cal., July 31.— The warm weather of the past, week has brought to light longr forgotten cozy nooks, and the. guests of the hotel have been enjoying' the shades of the redwoods Ttie future has mu.cn in store in the line of mountain drives and picnic parties. During the week many impromptu- house par- ties were arranged, and the gue»ts took solid comfort in country dances and lie ht repasts. Hotel de Redwocd The latest arrivals at Hotel de Redwood are: Mr.and Mrs. Griffith, the Misses Griffith, San THE YOUNGEST DAUGHTER. Like a Dutiful Child, She Stayed Hoire From the Seashore to Keep Dear Papa Company. ; [A stuly by a "CiH" cntist] FROM GREATER NEW YORK : At the risk ;of being promptly arrested; and hurried around to the first siation- house lor daring to speak to a strange man on the streets of .New, York, I bravely stepped up to a Hibernian.rbrowed police officer the other evening, and :in'-.dUi:cet;- voice and low, I \u25a0•naid: ; "Please, Mr, Gffl- cer, would you ;mind telling me the name of the saint who is said to be responsible j for all the rainstorms we have encount- ered recently? I read; the daily papers, ; : } and in . one I sawthat a saint somefhing- or-oitber resery.ed i'the' pbwerlof treatins tn<' earth to . forty ; days' rain, providing the power 3 unseen sent down- a; shower on that .saints- day l- ; 'The forty day?' rain 1 i^ undoubtedly upon .us in fii1 vigor. : I am naturally aching tc know the narhe of the follow Who is rßSponsihlor 1 I <paused in my wild career throng^ semence?, «n<l as t c Hib*rnian-brpw«d policeman nervous- ly twirled! His official cudgel he amazed ..me by muttering, in a thick, German dia- lect, "Ach mihetDis -tedder;- mattes me no /difference.'; ' # M d>x fellow you ;spofce;cbuist now it got his tjarrie on der bplice- records written; — I don't know. " With the mild manner of a patient old donkey the good, kind officer continued his beat to the -next corner and left me to freedom. I have been, wondjaring whether: he fancied I was rickety in the; upper stories, or a private female detective; any- how I haven't been able '\u25a0 to find out the aforesaid •; saint's ' -in.ainev' ]{.-! r know We haven't had one clear day ; during the pai-t three weeks, saint or no s^int and I also ; know-that. 1 am thankful for the Comforts of a cozy apartment here in this much- slandered Gotham. /--I -. ; f-f£ \u25a0[?\u25a0; \X-^. -5/-; 'j? There have been many expressions of re- gret here' among admiring friends tha: they, will not be permitted; the pleasure of personally: attending the wedding of Miss Laura Gashwiler and Samuel M. Khort- ridze at high noon Monday,. August 2<:/^;A ' . i The ,accompli shed : couple ; ' have C&- score or more of near relatives in the vicinity of Greater New York, and, though they find it impossible to be present at the cere- mony, loving / thoughts and heartfelt wishes will be. ; wafted across this broad continent lor the health, happiness : and prosperity of Mr. Shortridge and Miss Gasbwiler in th*ir union. ;,' I Visiting CalLfornians nave been growinsr : more : ' ; acatee in this vicinity every day sines : last June. It is a marvel rto meet any one. direct from \u25a0California during this ' humid eat he r. <f I a \u25a0 just 'as leave ;pass a \u25a0 couple of; : weeks in tJie rainy districts of Oregon as face ; your; deadly thunder- bolts: and sheets of warm, dTiving rain for even one day, 1 ' said a popular San Fran' ' cipcan to me yes;t£rday jfas he looked over a railroad guide and: firmly declared. that the- "nist train gping down to Newport could ban on him as a passenger. \u25a0 I did not expostulate With him, formal-" though I dislike theth©ngbt<jf Oregon in rainy seasons, I am positively aching lor ' a glimpse -of the furrowed aides; 1 of old Mount Tamalpais and the hie shadows that always overlie the distant heights of old Mount Diablo, both of gwhich, can be seen from San. Francisco's hills. James E. Wilson : came to the city on Monday and after; stopping a few days at the Hotel Cadillac continued to Boston, where business of importance called him; He expects to visitNew York again before returning to the coast. v By the way, the Hotel Cadillac isi the new name for the old-established Barrett House on Broadway and Forty-third street. The same company that: estab- lished the Hotel Cadillac of Detroit, Mich., has taken this New York hotel as an experiment. : Arthur H. Sleel of San Francisco has been in the city a week. :.. L. Isaacs, a\u25a0: popular busiries* man of Los Angeles, is a. guest at tiis Hotel Im- perial, \u25a0 - : :-' k -:.\u25a0' ;. ,=\u25a0 '.: ''; : .." • ;. 'v - ' Albert Derham is also a guest at the Imperial. All the big hotels are empty ; of their usual number of Pacific Coast guests. <',- >\ t At the \u25a0\u25a0. Hoffman but two California) guests have arrived wHhin a .week, One of them was G. A. Kline, well • known in j Sart : Francisco, and the other was LvS. Shermani Who ts here ; for a short time /pa; • business. . '\u0084;•! "..'. \u25a0,% •"''.' \u25a0] V ' \u25a0, ' r. R. :B. Eider has been here a full week; and is putting up at aßroadway hotel, • Mr. and Mrs. Dave Hayman have taken a cottage at Lar where they; will, re- main, until late in the falL Mrs.D H. Everett, Mrs. Hayman's mptber> will probably remain with them until trie end: of season, not returning to California .before: November,: .;; \u25a0'"'. "\u25a0/-\u25a0:/. :'\u25a0' \u0084-\u25a0-', ;•'•;\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0.. ';y Charles A. Pearson; the genial assistant manager of the . Stuart Houso, has been very ill at his home during trie past; »en days. V :'- "\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 ' -.. '\u25a0:.'\u25a0'\u25a0 : \u25a0 '-;• .\u25a0 \u25a0'":.-. \u25a0 : ?;. Apropos, Charles C. Weltman, for several ; years Connected with the Bald win Hpiet, : ::^ and afterward the proprietor of th Hotel /\u25a0. Maxkham at' Port Crescent on Piißet ISound; ii now the proprieto r and manager of the Hotel Stuart. Mr. Wei i man is tak- ing his place ..among the successful and ;•; popular bonifaces. of Gotham. :\u25a0-':- The "dear old original ; : Bostonians 1 ' are :>'.> gathering recruits from every part of this grand Union. v Gradually, the old-time favorites of the "dear old originals," are \u25a0 dropping out of the public life on account of ' lost . voces and : well-earned fortunes, ',: therefore it behooves the managers to keep . - their weather-eyes opeu for all; pretty and ' gifted vocalists: who may .appear on the \u25a0 operatic horizon. Miss •\u25a0 Nellie Giusti, a jnative-born Call- fornian and a Sari Francisco girl, has been engaged by Messrs; Barnabee and Mac Do- nald as one ; thnprima donnas of the "Bos- V: ." tonians." :; Another Western-- girl, Miss Helena Frederick of Chicago, has t>e<>n \u25a0. engaged v. : ; as a leading singer, and Miss Oriskß-:- Wordett of New York, is also under en- gage men t as a soloist. \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 The eccentric and gifted young Cali- \u25a0>;' fornian, Dave War-field-, who has through his own originality made himself a great favorite with : the theater- of New • York, has recently bad the luminous idea :of starring put into his head, consequently he proves a good target for all aspiring : playwrights. Of course,. Mr. :Warti<*!d is ;.-.\u25a0\u25a0 now in the process of .dismissing enthu- siastic playwright*, with.wily promises to ;. \u25a0 "read .their; manuscripts and send them word/ - He-, believes that a- play should v be carefully read— before sending it back ::.. : with the poor author's own.stamps uton o : it, '\u25a0\u25a0 Olcourre.Mr. Wartield does not con- : ; fess that he burns the midnight electric lights read iiygpvfir choice Hebrew dialects ;; and old joke- woven into a couple of acts called a comedy or farce, Qnp thing sure, \u25a0 :• Warfield Is scanning the- different con- .•;-\u25a0;\u25a0 stellations and wondering what sort of play will carry him onward and upward i where he may become one of the fixed and shining stars. "It is something of surprise and disap- pointment that Miss Eleanor. :Calhoun, \u25a0our own talented actress, reared ana edu- :cated in San Jose, should be completely fri^en out of the part in "A Lady of Quality," written by Mrs, Frances Hod. e- son Burnett, and that its first production \u25a0 in America will witness Miss Julia Arthur in the leading rote. Miss Gal noun was to have played the part, but strong influ- ences br mcht to bear decided the Ameri- can xttsnagers -.-to engages some One better known in America Miss Calhouu has been identified with the English stage for • so long that many have forgotten her here. However, Miss Arthur is a young woman of superior ability and refined in- tellect. She ha* studied hard and con- stantly during the past live years and Will without doubt be a great sricces3. Miss Arthur's ambition is to star. Her > brother, Charles Lewis, is to be her mana- ger wnen she launches out. She will be heartily welcomed in San .Francisco, be- cause of her popularity during the two months' sea-' she was leading lady of . • A. M. Palmer 1 stock company at the Baldwin Theater a bit over three years • / aeo. Miss Arthur is a member of the famous Portia Law Club of San Francisco. Mr. Mrs. 3. Lie bes ana family, for- merly of &an Francisco, are now estab- • lished among the resident California cot- •. ony. I saw Mrs, Ltebea and her pretty daughter. Miss Lydia, on Fifth avenue a'>" few days ago. Tliey were looking in the -. best of health. Miss L- \u25a0:»- an enthusi- astic bicyclist and every fine day finds her enjoying a spin up the boulevard. Mr. \u25a0 ; and Mrs, Liebes ure living at the Grey- •;..'. ' lock, on the corner of Columbia avenue ; ; | and & ,: ty-tlurd street. • If the dearth of California ns continues I I shall taKe a flying trip to all the popular £ jummer resorts and hunt up the Pacific Coast .'.'folk*,:just to let you know what they are doing and how they are enjoying \." their vacation. p I feel quite foolish not to have aald;:-j.Vi something about the ,\u25a0 (x 't?ment , hero ' '•' ; over the Klondyke regi&n.: Ilowfrver, : t/: ' shall take refuee in the clever Rud- yard Kipling employs in tifsf.wrltmßs; :by .•? sayihs — "but that's anotber story." :• '\u25a0. '\u25a0'.:'$ : ;?4 '*' sl^R^LiCA;FqiT2S?r6tA«^ "' \u25a0,v THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, SUNDAY, AUGUST 1, 1897. Continued on rage Twenty-Seven. 26 ! Glove Sale Extraordinary | An opportunity, ' the - %•v have your choice 1~ : like of which has : never J : Ladies'. 8- button \u25a0 '\u25a0&\u25a0*s l s faFIcV shades.,; • , ;; : v •- been seen in 'this cfty { \u0084 MrSi's<4fti : su^ b :iS Red* '^Vyr: 7 *•? •-before. \u25a0 This' glove is : tengtn, #OUSquei:- Gr^ n r ... : ; Pink, |r- . ; considered the best make aire : T r e IOU S S c 1.-., , !Vrple, ' Yeltow, I 1 "- \u25a0\u25a0Sd Sl iS?iJs?.*bS» Suede Gloves. Mon R** and • sold for 52.00 per pair- j d /V/lk Hellotrope< \u25a0' ' 'F ——I $1.00. ' — " i| Per pair, fitted and '- , ' j: ... .." guaranteed. ! ." \u25a0"; ; - ' ' . . j: , \u25a0 125-127-129-131 KEARNY ;STREEt! . ' '. '.B

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Page 1: EVENTS OF THE FROM GREATER WEEK IN SOCIETY. NEW YORK · 2017. 12. 18. · EVENTS OF THE WEEK IN SOCIETY. The most;, interesting event of the .early \u25a0••'•' Reason \u25a0

EVENTS OF THEWEEK IN SOCIETY.The most;, interesting event of the .early

\u25a0••'•' Reason \u25a0 wiU bei:the wedding of Miss Laura...'.' Le.ighGß>hwiler and Ssnuiel-M. Shortridge, to'

• bo solemnized .to-morrow at noon, at the resi-•"\u25a0_\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0• dencebf the- bride's mother, Mrs. John Gash-

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'"'Although- on. account pi" the illness; of the

': bride's mother tn-e>veddin;c is;tob'e extremely': quiet,' the mediate prepujations for the

\u25a0• ". \u25a0vveddffcg-have'bed.n aselnborate us for a l»rge•'• . Rocial \u25a0fu'iiclion: .Only-./immedfate relatives

;'\u25a0 willwitness the ceremony and partake of the I.. . dejeuner to foUo^ '.''.', ;••'-". \u25a0_'.-' ;

\u25a0'•. • Mr. «md: Mrs. Srdttey M..Fmith gave a dinner• party last jhur.-clay e.vcnin? at their cottage

In Fan Rafael, inhonor of.the birthday;annl-•'• versary of tle;r daughter, Miss Bertha Smith. j.•

• •'. . Mrs. Henry L.Dodge, entertained itnumber j'.. "!of friends at dinner Friday night at her home |• \u25a0.\u25a0 InSan Rafael. \u25a0

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The paper chase has proven one of the mostattractive features .of the \u25a0 season. the Hotel

''.Rafael. .'•'.' . \u25a0\u25a0'..\u25a0 \u25a0.:', '\u25a0'\u25a0'\u25a0 \u25a0/ .' • '\u25a0 .

:. '.The close' of the season willbe on Saturday. |•'. August 7, which will be'calied lugleside day. .

• Two very handsome cups have been presented j\u25a0 . lor competition by Frederick H.:Green, secre- •

\u25a0; tary of the.lngleside track, and the San. Rafael:

-Hunt Club has presented two silver trophies

:\u25a0• .' for the second winningcouple of hounds. The\u25a0 attendance bids fair to be. very large, and itis

• \u25a0.expected that more than fifty horses willlie in\u25a0.'\u25a0 \u25a0' the field.- Uany riders are expected from Oak-\u25a0'•land, and WWa ter Scott Habart, Joseph Sudoe":'; TpDin, Francis J. CaroUn and Cajuain A. Fane

•'..\u25a0: ainwright, with others,: are booked from :••':• Burlingame. The finish is to be made in ai

. -".Marge open plateau about a mile long, so spec-'

\u25a0••» tutors will'have an cxcellen; opportunity to I• "• witness it.. In the evi-niiiKthere willbe a ball !

at the Hotel Rafael. Alllovers of horses and•:;".•all amateur riders, are cordially invited to

\u25a0'\u25a0'.' this paper chase by the Sa.Rafael Hunt Club.\u25a0 \u25a0'\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 J. J. Crooks, will be the judge of the' race;

.' Frank S. Johnson, master of the Hounds, and: •.JudKe'Ward McAllister whipper-in.

THEY'RE ENGAGED..'\u25a0• \u25a0'•\u25a0 . •

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V.; Announcement Made of Early-'

\u25a0 .\u25a0 . j; .Fall Weddings.:•"• The engagement is announced, of -Miss Belle.

.\u25a0\u25a0'-. Cohn arid Charles j&arnett.. They will receive".•\u25a0':! their friends Sunday, August 15, from 2 to 5,;;>; :215 Eleventh Street. ';\u25a0 '. \u25a0 ... ;

HOME GATHERINGS.

Surprise Parties and Anniversary\u25a0;'\u25a0:\u25a0- Celebrations the Past Week. . ./\u25a0• OrjSunday last the "birthday anniversaries j•\u25a0of Mrs. J. Bergez and her daughter Marguerite |/were duly celebrated at their residence, 1412 j,;;Clay street.' This house was. beautifully deco- |... rated for the occasion and the young

'folks, i

•who were in majority:, had a most enjoy-•. a'bie!'tims.. At tti'e.GP:iclu*ion of the lestivities;. at the house all present adjourned to Bergez's

res-:auia.nt on Pine street, where, a splendid-• dinner was served. After dinner the guests I:• went down Its to the basement and enjoyed j

\u25a0 '"Singing, dancing and .recitations until the. I\u25a0 l.iit c one* got weary and it was. time to go T

-\u25a0 rioine.-.- Besides .the adults' there were: Miss• lizzie1

Larson. Miss Haz?i Wade. Miss Marque-• rue Berg z, Miss Myrtle WaJe, Miss Carrie

Baeijralup'., Miss Edna Beruhard, Miss Viola• ..:•;,:, Master L.Bergez and many others.'. \u25a0 Mi-s.Ad»:e \u25a0PuJ'dy entertained a number of• her tend* on Friday evening, July "3, at her

aunt's 'residence, 1212 :..Nineteenth street..'. T.heeyeh-ing- was delightfully,spent in dane-V ing,games and other amusements, alter which

an enjoyable supper was partaken of. 'Amongthose p-ri?sent were: Miss- Kitty Raye, Miss. Jessie O'Leary. -Miss Julia Upton, Miss SadieDelaharitv, Miss Liil;e Baker and Miss AdelePiirdy, James Thymon, George ?andeman,James Johnson, Henry McHuirh, Jerome Bur-nett, Willie O'Lesry, William Rnye, Alfred\u25a0Williams, Joe Mi-Kay,Mr. Lamng, Mr.Purdy,Mr. and Mrs. ParrielL

-;Wil iam Schendel Jr. was the recipient of a

.delightful surprise party at his residence, 214': :Fair Oaks street, Saturday evening, July 24.

\u25a0Those 'present were: Miss Maul Schendel,•Miss Jennie- liamson, Miss Maggie William-son; Miss Birdie Stanley, Miss Etla Cooper,Miss Lucy Cooper. Miss Bessie liickox. MissMad Murdock, Miss Annie Miller, William. Kchen.ie ,James Williamson, James R. Wil-liamson, Charles Stanley, Oliver Stanley, Ed-'ward Thnckery, Charles Meissner, Eddie Sbap-.. ter,. WillisLowe, Eddie Hemo, Charles-Martin.

Miss Ida Bog-.T entertained a number of her |. Jriends Thursday eveniue, July 29,ather resi- j;. dtnep,-6"22 Fil'lmo're street. The evening was !'

'plek'sftntly"-?pent indancing, singing and play-Iing.games, after which a delicious "repast wasserved.; * • '"' • \u25a0

" * . ' ;' .:'-. • A.very enjoyable -birthday party was given' by Miss Klnora Rich-ter, at tne residence of her |iparents',' corneT of East Seventeenth street and j. Keve.ath avenue, East Oakland, Tuesday even- I• ing, July 27. -Among those present were: Mr.

and Mrs. A.'RiChier. M»ss;E. Rirhter, Miss T.• Ricnter. Miss F. -Bauer, Miss A. Kraft,Miss S.

\u25a0 iF.aihmahn, Miss "F.Bendricks, Miss L. Rier," .Miss." L.- Theiss", -.Miss A. turn Suden, Miss B.\u25a0• turn Siiden, Miss G. Meese, Miss A. Gripp, Miss. E. Grip?,"Professor W. Rotirbacher, G. Michel,• •J.. Fiathmaun,' G. • B&stian, C. .Weasel, H."Hagpist. •

;\u25a0.'•. A.very pleasant surprise party was given on \u25a0. .Sunday: evening, .July -25, by H. Marco and |M;ss Sophie stern, atthe former's residence, j• No. '45' -.Snotwell street, to Miss Johanna

\u25a0 Brooks, prior to her departure for Washington.;• Durlng:-the evening tlie guests indulged in j'.'; some very amusing fames, dancing and I

\u25a0 :-music.'Miss Johanna Brooks and Miss Sophie !

\u25a0•' Stem entertained the guests withsome bcuuti- j;. fulsolos and duets; Mi>s Eva Stern also ren- j• •dered several vocal selections.•''•• Amonjt 'those present were: Mr. and Mrs. ;

•:• -Marco,. Mr. and Mrs. Strun^ky,Mrs. Brook",•• Miss Auhi- Goldman, Miss Mol ie friedman,;\u25a0' iliss Neii-ie Closky. Miss-Esther Kovinsky,Mrs.'•'\u25a0 Stern,- Mrs. Schwartz, Miss Eva Stern, Miss'.'Pauline Goldman, Miss Bessie Novinsky, Miss

Sarah -'Marco, Miss Lena Marco, Miss Dora:.Marco., Miss Sarah Marco, H.EJlin, \V. Edlin,• IJ. Licli;ii,',A..Goldman, W. K'-tien, Mr. Smalz,-,L. -Goldman, C. B.- Kovinsky,H. Zwillinij.-.. Thursday evening last a pleasant surprise !'.party, vvas given- to Jame* Andrews by his )

; imany- frienGs and former schoolmates at his j• residence, 5 Franklin -street. .Alter many de- j:= llgbtf-Hlgame* and musical selections supper j• ••was serve*. Those present were: Miss Siidye \

\u25a0 '-. ;.Moyce,-:Joseph Levin. Miss Margaret Laskin,-'.Andrew Wistrahd, Miss Gertrude Hussey,- . Richard Greer, Miss Elsie. Laskey, Fred Hol'l-: matin,:Mi»-s-'Eieanor Harrington, ."rnnei An-

\u25a0° d:rews,-.Miss Ida "Overjirard, Einil Neun»bir,\u25a0 . Frank': :Mtrtrn, Miss Hannah Murphy and•

\u25a0 JamesW.nlsa.- v'.;-\u25a0• Acrmsiening -.dinner were held on the; ..21st in.si. tit the" residence of Rev. John Pat--

r ii.-on, Pacific- <iT(iv.e," the. occasion Dems the. . ;c-hriste.ni gof Mrs. C. S. Trimble's lilt son• Naihhti Reck;. ".aged 84,'ofliciated,°iisKisied by:-.Ithe Rev,- John. i'jr.tison. Acjuarieiot male... .voices sailc the b'eautifu4 selections, "Bringing:• in the Sheaves'.' and "Bji.n-gihe.Little O^-es to• Mi."• The lijile-b father is on board the•' ' IJnit.ed.-'S.taltesfjf.gship'staii.o-ned nt japan, and•' .fte'xT>'i ;.edhorn,'.'" In- Jimuary. Those present

;..°/wera? Waluiri .'Fatcison; Rev. and Mrs. John.\u25a0 Pai.tison, Mrs,."Ellis, far-ific Grove; Wesley• -Pattison, -AiiUeles; Mrs, George H. Fuller,•: Mrs.,C, bl Trimfilt! and W. W. H. Sidney Trim-

\u25a0[ .ble-.of Sap Francisco." '.-. •

\u25a0\u25a0: OUTING PARTIES.Miss Helen Chittendin Entertains

on Board the White Winjjs.". liy invitation of Miss Helen Chittenden a'

: few frisnds were last Friday given an excur-sion; 'a'routia the bay on the yacht White

'. --Wings/Captain, Cnkrles R. Chiilenden. The. party, -\vere treated to' a near view of theGoldenj Gate-arid after visiting various pointsol interest around the bay were landed nearB Cmhpo, . wyere a bountiful lunch wag

spread1.: Returning with' a fresh breeze the• . sairin/g'q-ualities.of the y«eht were enjoyed by' '

ail.-' . :: .. '••''. : T-he'.jsariy was'made up of Professor James

Hamilton finwej Commodore J:L. Eckiey. Ur.'CiTJmpipß,-Mis«- (.'lara (.'rumDton, Henry JSck-

'., • ley', M'li-'s i:r»whaw,' Sirs' Alired March, Pro-i'tetaor fcharle6 H". H> m, Harold Lew is,' C- J. F.i Cahil..;Mrv. (uhill, John Swelt Jr., Miss Helen•b>tftt,:T.M.Earl,' Mr-. JOerl, Miss AntoinetteR'choe:lhorn, A.' 8. Wiester. W. B. Murdoch,

:M"rs. Ko'rdoch, M m' Ann.c Fnx, Mi*s Hel n. ''.Chfticitai i. Miss iJelia-Shattuck, Miss Vander-•beck.-Mcss Kiu%', Miss VirginiaGoodsc)., Miss

\u25a0 \ VaHy Goodst-11., Mrs. Pellet, Miss Edith Bar-\u25a0 .' hyte, iiiss Dorothy Goodsell, Miss Elizabeth

W. Kite, Miss J. M.SpaMing, Miss Kate Good-\u25a0el:. Fowree Chitteudeii, F.M.Stocking.

Miss Minnie Roemir ««:• entered a surprisepicrnr at her summer resid-'nc,.' inMillValley,July 24. Miss Roemer expc-ciins: « young ladyiriend from the City nici thy jo lypicnickersat the train. After enjoying a delicious lunch-eon in the woods and exploring the princi-pal attractions of Mill Valley, including theoid mill and lhe cascades, M ss Roemer mi-

ivited her euests to her b autiml iiilecottage;to spend the remaining hours in danciuc andpiaying games. One of the pany hiiviuga

Icamera many preitily arranged groups werephotographed, Htnons whicn was the beauti-ful Roemer residi-uce. Tne merry-makers re-turned to the City with the 6:30 train.

The Monsrch Social Club gave their firstIannual picnic at Oak Grove lasi Sunday. A'most delightful time was enjoyed by their!guests. Between dinces an entertainmentjwas pivon by ihe following members: Presi-|dent T.B. Herrin, Professor B.Hirschberg andColouel U..W. Alexander.

Camp Brookside, Cazadero, was' entertainedat Hunters' Resort, the home of Charles In-

Igrnm, a few duys since. The tramp up thecanyon sharpened the appetites of the camp-ers, who did justice i<> the luncheon provided'by iheir host, A sp'e^did time was enjoyid

jby all. Saturday night the camp tendered afarewell reception. Messrs. Post and Reediurnished music for the occasion. •

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AT THE RESORTS.

man. Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Merriem, St. Louis;A.W. Smith. San Francisco; George P.McLain,George B.McLnin,Miss B.McLain,Los Angeles;A. N. Drown, Mrs. A. N. Drown, Miss Drown,

!Miss Newell Drown, San Francisco; B. U.j \u25a0-•!• nuian and wife, O. L. St'-inruan, MissIKtta Steinman, Miss L. F. Stein-I man, Mrs. Louis Ileillsou. Sacramento;IJ. A. Muir,wife and son, Miss Annie Smith, G.L. Hurscomp and wife, Los Ange es; Mis'*

|Alura D. Kiltei,.New YorK; J. M. Maunun aidwife, Ukiah; C. T.Pasiorii^. Col<.rado Springs;L W. HeiluiHri Jr., A. J. Kich, H. P. Vcrder,ban Francisco ; John Honderson, Mrs, JohnHenderson, X ko;L. O. Henderson, Mrs. L. O.Henderson, Miss Sadie Henderson, CarsonCity;U. Verdier and Son, Paris.

Hotel Del Mar.SANTA CRUZ, t'AL, July 31.— The quiet

beach at Hotel delMar was the scene of a veryexciting incident on Tuesday last. Several ofthe guests had noticed during the morninga sai.boat sailing- around the bay, butsupposing it to be a fishing party noattention was given to it. A few momentsbefore the lunch hour Master Ed Crinmon,

Notes From the Mountains, Sea-side, Lakes and Springs.

August promises to be quite as gay as thepreceding summer months have been at thevarious popular resorts. From all the interiorhotels come most encouraging reports ofcrowded places and a never-ceasing round ofgayeties. Below will be found our usual in-teresting notes for the many fashionable coun-try hotels.

Anderson Springs*ANDERSON SPRINGS, Cal. July 31.—

Charles Adams, president of the Olympic ClubWheelmen, with his wife and child, havetaken a cottage at the springs for the month.Mr. McCarty of San Francisco and Mr. Dineenof Va lejo, yearly cuests of Anderson Springs,have broken tne record bycatching, within afew hours, ninety larze mountain trout fromthe south fork of the Putah Creek, whichflows within fifty feet ot the hotel.The guests and late arrivals at AndersonSprings are: James Cottle, Miss LenaSchulthelss, Mrs. James Garbarino, Miss MamieGarbariuo,- Master Andrew Garbarino, San\u25a0Francisco-; Miss TillieKohler, Miss GretchenX iiler.Oakland; John Blunck, Great Western

iMine; K.Hinderer, Mary Bird, San Francisco;J. F. Welladoo, Fruitvale; Agnes Carey, Mr.McCarty. Mrs. William Hardiman, EthelHardiman, Eugene H«rd»man, San Francisco;IMrs. 'Charles Forster and family, Alameda;IWilliam Garms, Alfred Garms, Mr.;McCarion, - Mr. Heil&urg, James Moran;iSan Francisco; Ralph Reinike, Middletown.---! C. M. Nelson, Vallejo; H. R. Grantlay, G. A.IBrown, San Francisco; C. H. Brady, GeorgeEasterley, Harbin Springs; Mr.Gorevan, MissAggie Gorevan, Master James Gorevan, Mrs.Benson, Miss Carrie Benson, San Fran-cisco; Mrs. L. Moller and child, Alameda;J. H.Thoreseu, Vallejo; Frank E. Van Pelt.;Mrs. Bellmer, Miss Ida iiellmer, Mr. Cortreaw,ISan Francisco; Hu?h Davy, Corona Upines,Mrs. Joshua Spiris, Mrs. William Ba&sett, Mas-| ter Bassett, Middietown; R. J. Young,r San Francisco; E. W. Lundquist, P.Dineen, Master J. Dineen, Vallejo;John Kearney, P. Tracey, San Frencisco;Charles C. Connolly, Vallejo;.G. A.Brown,J. Wolf, W. H. Baker, San Francisco;Con Hooley, Oakland; Cassie Schnmacner,George E. Gibson, Ralph Gilford, SanFrancisco: Miss Jessie Gibson, Sacra-mento; Miss Mary Ludlow, Oakland;Mrs. W. Bflssett, Cobb Valley; C. Ma-soero, A. Decourtieux. G. Schwarz, A.Prow, Charles Albert, Adams, Mrs. CharlesAdams, Margaret Adams, San Fran-c sco; G. E. Bailey, Oakland; Mrs. F.Farrar, Alatreda; Mrs. C. E. Ray,Miss Verna Ray, Ban Francisco; MiltonFarrar,Alam<*da; Miss Edith Ivory,Lodi;G. W. Kempand wife. Misses Verna and Agnes Kemp, Mid-dietown; Mrs. M.Lyle. Miss Allie Lyle, Napa;C. E. Kemp, W. Badenham. San Francisco;F. F. Plank and wife, Tomales; H. S.Gutermute, Mrs. H. S. Gutermute andchild, Petaluma; Miss J. B. Smith, Stock-ton; Miss Ethel Amesbury, Healdsburg;Esiella Smith. Jack Oakley, San Francisco;Mrs. J. D. Jones, Mrs. G. F. Volkman, Mrs.0. Ricconi, Mrs. N. L. Mitcneli, Miss Jo-sephine Davidson, Harry Merrineld, Rich-ard Jones, Miller Jones, -iKtna Springs;Elsie L.Bronuer, Ida M.Butler, Buffalo, N. V.;E. McPhillips, San Francisco; Jean- A. Patri-quin, Canton; Mrs. Gilford, Charlie Dun-bar, Late County; A. L. Black, Oakland;

j Miss Sadie Peterson, San Francisco; Mrs. Per-i

kins, William Perkins, Great Western mine;H. Erik^on. Mrs. ,H. Erikson and child,Selley; Mrs. A. J. Clanton, Sinta Rosa; J.E. Mullen, T. E. Nunan, Sin Francisco;George Burmester, Middletown; J. J.Davis,

IPetaluma; Mrs. L. Patriquin, Miss Margaretj Casassa, Mrs. Charles Casassa, Miss RoseICasassa, Mr.and Mrs. Davis, Charles Roach,

Miss Fannie Deutch, William Buhles, MissGermain Panchen. Mr. and Mrs. James Rock,San LuisObispo; Mr.UcCarty, San Francisco;

The Methodist Sunday-school of MiddietowuheM their yearly celebration at AndersonSprings. Among them were the following:Rev. F. R. Walton (pastor), A. E. Norton (su-perintendent), John Apnlcion, J. L.Read, F.!Cameron, Miss Maggie Davis, Mrs.Hani a, Miss

|Nellie D«vis, Mk>s Nellie Fraser, Miss MarthajFraser, Miss Maud Fraser, Peter Bolliger,IViola Hunt, Pearl Andrews, Mrs. JohnIReinicke, Mrs. Harry Schmidt, AnnieiShullier.

-Georela Davis, Ollie Fanner,

|A. Anthony, Earl Anthony, AliceiAnthony, Lawson Anthony, Alvin Anthony,!K. E. Naughiaf, Miss May Reinike, CliffordjNorton, But Reid. Edith Sacry, Ethel Sacry|MyrtleSacry, Barrett Bucry, Mrs. Habishaw,jCtiarlcy Habishaw. Grace Habishaw, IsabelHabishaw, John Reinike, Methodist Sunday-school.

Lake Tahoe.TALLAC,LAKETAHOE.CaI., July 31.—E. T-

Ackerman and wife of San Francisco and T.F.Morrison and wife ot San Jose, who have beenstaying at the Tallac for some time, departed

| for their respective homes to-day. They Char-Itered the pleasure boat Mamie yesterday!and succeeded in landing nearly seventy fish.'

Miss Norma Bachman and Miss Olga AdelesI<!orfer have gained the reputation orbeing theImost oar.ess horsewomen thnt have beenjhere for some time, having mounted horses. that lew men would approach. In com-j pany with Albert . Baruch they re-:cently made a very daring ascent of!Mount Tallac. Miss Rose Sachs, afterIa very pleasant . mm of two weeksIreturned to San Francisco to-day. Many

moonlight excursions on the lake and picnicshave been civ nin the lady's honor. Mrs. E.S. Roihchild accompanied by her mother, Mrs

iL.Meyerstein, returned to San Kiaiicisco to-day. Mrs. Rothchild has had the distinctionof being the most expert fis.ierwomanthis season byhlivinglanded a twelve-pounderThe expert swimming and high divingofMrs. Simon of New York have created lite asensation. Mrs. Simon deparied this week lorSan Francisco, where she will spend af w• weeks previous to her return to theEast. Albert and Benjamin Baruchalter having passed two :.delightfulweeks at Tallac, have returned home. One ofthe most pleasant, evenings passed at Tullac

ioccurred Tuesday when th-.- steamer Mamie| towed the historic sailing barge Lil-;lie Van out on • the lake withnearly every guest aboard. RefreshmentsI were served and an orchestra added to theifeatures of the entertainment. The barge; was tastefully illuminated and decorated. L.10. Henderson. Warden of the NevadaPenitentiary, wife and daughter, andJohn Henderson and wife of \u25a0 Eiko,Nev.. are occupying "La Belle" cottage; B. U.fit',1!1", a"" family of Sacramento, the•Nllla"; J. i.Wright, wife and friends, theArcadia'; Judge Garber and party, the

Baldwin '; a. N. Drown and fam-"11 V the -Fallen Leaf," and A. Ba-ruch and B. Baruch the "Lake View."J. A. IvlL;wile and Miss Annie Smith of LosAngeles departed for their homes yesterday.Among the recent departures are Joseph Ehr-. wan «nd family.E. L.Heller and lamily,Wi.-liam A. Mageo and wife,Sol Waueenheim and, wile,Mrs. r.and J. H. Neustadter and family.

\u25a0 Amo.ig ih, recent arrivals at Tallac are2" M ,Cogswell, Poston. Mass.; J. A.Marshall dii.i wile, Berkeley; A. Macdon-ad, Oakland; H. F. X.-lion, San Fran-cis<o; Miss Gertie Kellon. Sen Francisco;John Sickler, PlacerviUe; T. F. Morrison andwife, bun Jose :Ed Ackerman md wife SanFrancisco: C T Mills, Mills Co lege'ca"Miss Mary M. Tolmau, Manchester; k. H •

1%. JoLrre.,^n Thomes. San Francisco;

G. W. Jorrei,Ban Diego, Cal.; Rev. G. A.Oi&

son of the manager of the hotel, while watch-ing the boat saw itcatch in the br«'n kcrs andcapsize. With a cry lor assistance to his com-panion, Master Willie Breen, he made a dash(or the beach. The lads heedless of conse-quences rushed Into the surf, overturned theboat and rescued the then unconsciousiiimii. Wilting hands and restorativessoon restored the unfortunate mau. It vasfound that he was a gentleman from SanFraii<isco who was vlsitii.gin Santa Cruz and,having gone out on a fishing excursion, lostcontrol of his craft. Itis needless to say theboys were heroes the rest of the day at Del Mar.

The guests at Del Mar are having a mostenjoyable time. Swimming, boating, excur-sions to the big trees, Olive Springs andother points of interest, together withhayridos, make the moments pass merrily.The followingare spending the month here:Miss Annie Bagge, Master Harold Agmar,Miss Katherlne McFadden, Miss Amelia Mar-tin, Miss K. T. Magnire. Mr. and Mrs. S. J.Alien, Mrs. J.D. Sullivan, the Misses Nellie andKatherlne Sullivan, Miss S. Krausc, Miss G.Krause, Mrs. A P.Giannini, Mrs. P. O'Connell,Mrs. W. Shaughnesiiv, Miss R"Kina Cuneo, J.T. Fleming, William Butler, Frmk A. Gon-zsles. William A. Kelly,Masters John Mnrtlnana Ra mond Kennedy, San Francisco; Rev.J. P. Cailarmn, Antioch; J. D. Walsh, J. lii.ler,Rene A. Brassy, San Jose; Henry B. Allen,Chicago.

Highland Springs.Latest arrivals at Highland Spriugs are :W.

J. Yore, Dr.Sullivan, M. Cleary, W. H. Elliot,W. A.Craig, W. G. Cords, B. F. Barnes, Mm.H. Bauer, James Nisium, A. B.Mackay, W. H.Leix,Dr.Muller and wife. J. C. Winans, Ed.PolhemUß, A. H. Ricicetts and family, Mrs.Charles a Wheeler, Mrs. Cete Rran,M. J. Scan ton, iraJ. Harmon, Mrs. R. A. Har-ris,Mrs. H. P. Gazzunni, M. H. Growmeyer,Dr. C. K. Buckley, Fred Hellwig and son,Charles Hanson. G W. Pisher, Thomas Sulli-van, Paul Fried in«n and family, Mrs. W. V.Bryan and family, Miss Reis, E. H. Hoag,C. J. Leighton, J. M. Jellatt. M. W. Jellatt, E.C. Klnmpp,J. T. Burke, Mrs. M. B. Cunning-ham. Miss Carrie Cunningham, Miss HarrietCory, Mi»s Saran Cory, J. H. Duckmann, Mr.and Mr». M. A. Sprague. J. Harris, J. C. Lewis,Mr. a dMrs. A. T. Spotts, Mrs. B. M. Aaron,H.M. Block, Mr. and Mrs. G. B. F.int, Mrs.A. L.Edwards, Mrs. B. R. Phillips, Mrs. C. J.Jones, Frank P. Thwaits, John Sr.jufe, N. A.Hawking and family, Mrs. Tigue aud child,Mrs. W. D. Foote, Miss Haralson, I.yon Bzln-nvey, L W. (lasson, J. Swain, R. P. Hooe anawife, Dr.W. E. Taylor, Miss Sophia Boot's, F.P.Taylor, George F. Taylor. A. V. Clark, WVti Bryan, C. P. Bradford, Mn. M. S.imms, MrsWilliam Lang.

Klamath Hot Springs.Late arrivals at the Klamatti Hot Springs in-

clude: Rev. and Mm. M. L.Berger, New York;Dr.J. H. West, Klanathon; J. B. West, Green-view, 111.; Kola Neis, Albany, Or.;N. R. Lever-ing, Oro Fiuo; George T.BaJdwin, KlamathFalls, Or.;Miss Mnud Baldwin. Klamath Falls,Or.; Miss Mattle Wilson, Medford, Or.; Mrs. C.Goukt, Seattle; H. B. Giliis, Yreka; W. H.Obiar, Los Angeles; Major Marion Blgg«,Gridley; Judge W. H. Biggs, St. Louis.Mo.; Mrs. James Faris, Sacramento;Mr. ana Mrs. A. Kendall, Oak. ami; Miss Mar-Kuerita Fouike, Gazelle; Muter Leland blan- 1

ford Fouike. Guzel'.e: Mi«s Grace Nixon,J. A.Manley, Sacramento; Mrs. L. H. Barnum,M.ss Jessie B^rnum, Muster Ha «ld Bar- urn,Chico; Mr. and Mrs. Fred W. Lees, Sun Fran-ci«co; Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Stemier, ShCramento;Mrs. D. Dumaurey, Miss L. Dumanrey, AMacheferi, Sun Francisco; William Fab«»r, Al-bany, Or.; Al hoeniche, Portland; J. Schoil-hern, Grants Pass; Miss Charlotte Eaton,R'd<iing. Cal.; J. D. Carr, Miss L B. Carr,Yreita; Edsou L. Fouike, Miss ElisabethFouike, Gazelle, Cal.

Coronado.C. W. Snumway, liat^via, Hi., is Tislting

Coronndo. Attorney W. Ausiin Goodman ofCincinnaii, Graeme Turnbull of Baltimoreand Dr. Lozin of Brooklyn, N. V.. spent thepast two days cruising over to the CoronadoIslands, camping there one night in com-pany with Skipper Dunne of the Hebe. Thefirst day's catch amounting to a ton offish was dumped overboard, as the Hebe isnot furnished with a relrigerator. The spoils

of the second day equated the first, samples,including shee|,shead, bass, rockrod, Indigoperch, eels, a baby s.-nl and n300-p«und jew-lish, being brought in by tne pany ai night.J. Clark Rnbbiim, Berkeley, is »t the hotel.Mrs. E. C. Wright was a recent San Franciscoguest here. R. H. M. Scutt and sister. MissScott, tourists from Dorking, England, havebeen staying at the hotel and visitingthe various points of lntcrt-st i:i this vicinity.Dr. A. E. RegensburKer of Slitter street, SanFrancisco, has been spending a uesk with hisbrother, M. M. Regensburger, at Hotel delCoronado. Captain J. 11. Bennett of the SantaRosa is a frequent visitor here. Mr. ana Mrs.E. W. HitchiugsofNew York, who were amonglast season's gue^u, are again at the hotel. |Mr.and Mrs. Frederick W. Binnehard are re-cent Lo< Angeies arrivals. Jay W. Adsm-i andE. A.Cooper, two well-known San Franciscorailroad men, were here tho past week. Mr.snd Mrs. \V. Berliu are among the NewYork guests. Mrs. M. McNiOOil. accom-panied by Miss McNlcoll, oi San Fran-cisco, visited the beach during the week.B. Sherwood Dunn, M.i\u0084 Los Angeles, accom-panied by Dr. Henry F. Heims, Florence,Italy,spent Sunday at the hotel. Miss MaryL.Dewingof Kidaraazoo, Mich.,is visitingher

brother, Charles S. Roue, at the hotel. MissVyne Bowers, dnughter of ex-CongressmanBower«, is the uuest of Mrs. Ada WareMorgan «t her bungalow on the beach.Mr.and Mrs. Kvan Roberts and child are theKuestn ot Mr. Roberts' parents nt their homeon the beach. Mrs. 'Rene Goodwin andMiss Ethel Fitch. Beaumont, have returnedto the hotel. Mr. and Mrs. W. H.Gibbons of Snri Francisco are staying here.Miss Fannie Graham of Aichison, Kans., isvisitingMrs. M. B. Harrison at her cottage onFlora avenue. L.M. Fiotrher, Pacific Coastageutof the Missouri Pacific, was down thepast week from San Francisco. Mr. nnd Mr*.C. Selden Smart, New York, are nt the hotelforan extended visit. Mrs. Smart (Helen H.Gardiner) rerenily lectured in Les Anueles.The site of the m>w Hoiei del Coronado jettyi* the scene of much activity. Tne piledriveris working its way weh out to sea and theworK of filling in with brush and stonewas begun within the last few days.Acharming excursion was giren Saturday bythe directors of the SnmmerSchoo'i. The run toSweotwater dam was mad^ in the morning,lunching at Llnwood Grove, and follow-ing that a visit to the Custom-hou*ein Mexico, the return trip toCoronado being over the famous" SilverStrand. The Government jetty at Zunlngafhoals, North Island, was also visited. Mr.a..dMrs.'C. C. Kurtz, Boston, Mass., Mrs. A.H.Parker, Brooklint*,Mass., and Miss Maurice,Los Angeles, are a party staying at the hotel.

Soda Bay.Among the recent arrivals at Soda Bay are

Mrs. E. Denison, Luraua Denison, Olive Deni-son, Florence Sioper, Oakland; Lotiie Collier,Hlgniand; Mrs. C. E. Rawles, Miss RubyJewell, Hopland; H. M. Barry, C. W. Greene,Oakland; George J. V. Connor, San Fran-cisco; J. L. CraiK and wife, LizzieAkers, Cassle Craig, Nora Allen, Highland;Mr. and Mrs. Charles J. Deerinir, San Rafael;Stuart it. Bruniagen, Walter S. Moore, Alexan-der D. Hayes, John B. Chet and famllv,MissGrennlnger. Adeline Smith, C. M.Sadler, O. N.Greenewalo!, If.T. Builer, Grace A. Buckley.Geuevieve Butler, AlCis Butler, George S. But-ler, G. Butler, Han Francisco; Alpnonse Astorg,As torg Springs; OrtrrieSloi terbeck. Santa Rosa;Ethel A.Green, Lawrenc- S. Greene, Oakland;*.A. fehooroff, Onkland: W. T.Welch, MissL.Doyle, Miss K. Lyncb, A. MlKinis, C. Glenn,G. Wilson, J. H. McKvoy, E. Kunst. San Fran-cisc. ;Miss Chirtd, Sau Ralael; N.Echnuder.banJose; Mr. and Mrs. V. Angell,three cnil-dren and nurse, Palo Alto: A. L. Black, Oak-laud.

Hotel RowarcfennaiuLate arrivals at the Hotel Kowardennan in-

clude Mr. and Mrs. W. V. O'Kane andson, Mr. and Mrs. George E. Morse,nephew and niece of President McKinley,George A. Turner, T. P. Woodward, wife andson, Miss Woodward, Miss Eihel WoodwardMr and Mrs. D. A. Cross and maid. Mrs. J. H.JVullnce.Miss Wa'lace.J. O. Cad man,C. B. liould.Dr.and Mrs. Lewis, San Francisco; J. C. Row-ell, Berkeley; J. Arthur Rowell, Berkeley;C. F. Rowell, Bprneley; H. C. Rawley, SanFrancisco; Sam Wiison, San Francisco; A EGraupm*r, San Francisco; Mrs. A. F. Cof-fi , Oakland; Mrs H. Grncey, Berkeley;Miss Ames, Mi«s Emma Hall, Mas PatrickMiss Bourns, Miss G. Bnhms, Harry Gray,Master Ea Patrick, Mrs. J. W. Morgan, Miss |

Ella Morgan. F. C. Morgan, San Francisco;H. K. Belden, manager Hartlord InsuranceCo:npan ;Mrs. H. K. Belden, Miss Daisy Bel-deu, Miss N'adine Belden. Dr. Kay K. Belden.Dm Be dtn, Aril.ur Piper. Sftu Fr*nrioo;

W. H. Rob.nson, Sun J»-e; Dr D. W. Mom-ig in-ry and family, L. O. Ad«ms, wiie andImaid; Mrs. Jrving Moulion, Mhs Moulton,

Mrs. E. P. Wilds, Mrs. Berry, Mis* Bern-, Mrs.Patton, Miss Etuel D. Pattou, Mies M.Qulglev. Miss L. Martin, San Francisco;

Mrs. D. S. de Wilkins, Miss Wilkins.Oakland; Mr. and Mrs G. H. Wegener,Mrs. Houf, tne Misses Mver. Miss SadieKice. C. H. Jordan, San Vtt iciseo; C.P. Lincoln of Souihern Pacific Company;Charles Wilson, Santa Cruz; Miss Lois <i. \vil-son, Madcra; Lieutenant F. M. .o-awuk,

IUnited Stales Navy; Mrs. F. M.Boßtwick. MissiMabel Bostwick. Sl.ire island; Mi-s Ray B"St-wick, Wisconsin. The Hept Opera Company is

to give a concert Inthe toiel hall on August 4.

Acoaching party given by Hon. Curtiss U.

Lindley to Capitoia was enjoyed last Tuesday.

Wi.li m Hubbard and Sam Wilson have someexcitinc games of tennis.

Miss Wenzeiburger Is the champion nineoin-plavcr of Rownrde nan. Miss Ethel pationh the envy of all the giris tor her charms andgrace of swimming. Dr. Belden, Dan Beldenand H.K.Belden huve gone on a fihingtrip

to the Big Basiu, sixteen miles from Rowar-

Santa Monica»SANTA MONICA, Cal.. July 31.— The gay

summer season is in lullblnst and Santa Mon-

ica's nost of admirers are here paying court at

her siirine, and mcidentully keeping up around of festivities. .

The annual tennis tournament \u25a0 witn hi

usual social accompaniments nas made this

week a brilliant one, bills, leas, moonlight

btacd excursion*, picnics to the canyons,swimming parties and various diversions be-

ing in order. ; . ..The Knights of Pythias encampmont dis-

solved in a blaze of tjlory,and just in time to

aliow the public to give all attention to thetennis tournament. .

Sunday's crowd was the largest of the sea-son. An enormous clambake on North Beachwas one of the main attractions.

The swell society event of the week was the

lawn party given by the Baroness Harden-Hickey. Tne good old game of croquet, whichIs a rival to newer diversions tiun summer,was « nthusiasiically played. The guests were:Mrs. H. A. Winslow, Mrs. J fines Bettner, Mrs.G. L. Warinp, Mrs. J. E. Hoy, Mrs: Shepherd,Mrs. Violet Upham. Mrs. F. G. Ryan, Mrs. H.J.Vail. Mrs. J. T. Gaffey, Mrs: G. W. Wells. Mrs.W. E. Lester, Mrs. Hamilton, Miss Roberts,Miss I. Scott, Miss EffieCc.rson, Miss A. Brooks.M.-s-is. Freeman, Picher, Rowan nnd McGil-vray (rave a delightful dinner Wednesdayevening at iru» Casino. Their guests wen- Mr.nnd Mr«. Roy Jones, Miss Casivell, MissKnight,MUs Hugus, Miss Silent, Miss New-mark, Miss Hamilton, Mr. Goodwin and Mr.Ducisctt.

One of the joiiiest parties on our bench is theinmates from the Orphans' Home in San Ber-nardino. Two cottages and a large tent makeup their heaflquarters. For the nexisix weeksthey will liveclose to mother nature.

Mrs. Modini Wood and family aro aißoehmeVilln..ltiu Laura Terry of Sacramento and Miss

Sndie Breen of sa nMateo are the guests of Mrs.Henry W. Keller.

Mine Seminario and two sons are at theAnchorage for the season.

Aetna Springs.iETNA SPRINGS, Cal., July 31.—The guests

of jEma were deliu'htfuiiy entertained pa theevening of the i24t!i by Dr.and MtslFrarkI'ague of San Francisco. Progressive euchreClaimed the greaser part of the entertain-:rnent. E. \V. Williams carried off thefirst gentleman's prize, and 'Mrs. A. "M.Whittle received tne first, lady's prize.:Among the late arrivals are: W. E; Toms, A. .L. Walker, J. E. Edwards. Mr. and Mrs. J.M.Tee ,Mr. and Mrs.. John Noon.ah. George P.::Thomas, R. Maunius, San Francisco;. .MissAnnabel Skinner, John rmrie, Nnpa;:M ss Anna Dixo.n, Allan Peck.,- Stanford Unl- '.versiiy; A. A. Mackinder, Miss Leslie Kibble,St. Helena: F.. T. Mooney, Mrs. W. J: Mooiiey,Hew York: Mn. \V.R. Dow, New Hampton;Robert Hunter. Rochester, N.Y.;Mis« Caro-line 8. Martin, Chicago. \u25a0\u25a0 . '...'• ; .'\u25a0\u25a0 \u0084

. :*";.Aqua Galicnte Springs.

The follDwing guests registered at AgijaCaliente Springi, Sonotna County, during.thelast week: Mr. and Mrs. J. K.Hibbetjs, MissDora Chares, San Francisco; Mrs. C. B. Du-.vail, Chicago; Floyd.:Judah, Miss BlancheCameron. Alex Ross, David Kerr, Miss. Vir-ginia Kerr, Miss Eunice Kerr, M.».-\u25a0 BlancheKerf, Mrs. Young, Miss Maher, San Franciico;Mrs. Wade, Oakland.

Poftola.-

PORTOLA,Cal., July 31.— The warm weatherof the past, week has brought to light longrforgotten cozy nooks, and the. guests of thehotel have been enjoying' the shades of theredwoods Ttie future has mu.cn in store inthe line of mountain drives and picnicparties.During the week many impromptu- house par-ties were arranged, and the gue»ts took solidcomfort incountry dances and lieht repasts.

Hotel de RedwocdThe latest arrivals at Hotel de Redwood are:

Mr.and Mrs. Griffith, the Misses Griffith, San

THE YOUNGEST DAUGHTER.

Like a Dutiful Child, She Stayed Hoire From the Seashore to Keep Dear PapaCompany. ;

[A stuly by a "CiH" cntist]

FROM GREATERNEW YORK:Atthe risk;of being promptly arrested;

and hurried around to the first siation-house lor daring to speak to a strange man

on the streets of .New, York, Ibravely

stepped up to a Hibernian.rbrowed police

officer the other evening, and :in'-.dUi:cet;-voice and low, I\u25a0•naid: ; "Please, Mr,Gffl-cer, would you ;mind telling me the nameof the saint who is said to be responsible jfor all the rainstorms we have encount-ered recently? Iread; the daily papers, ;:}and in.oneIsawthat a saint somefhing-

or-oitber resery.ed i'the' pbwerlof treatins tn<'

earth to . forty;days' rain, providing the

power 3unseen sent down- a; shower on

that .saints- day l-;'The forty day?' rain 1 i^

undoubtedly upon .us in fii1 vigor. :Iamnaturally aching tc know the narhe of thefollow Who is rßSponsihlor 1 I<paused inmy wildcareer throng^ semence?, «n<l ast c Hib*rnian-brpw«d policeman nervous-ly twirled!His official cudgel he amazed

..me by muttering, in a thick, German dia-lect, "Ach mihetDis -tedder;- mattes me

no /difference.';'# Md>x fellow you

;spofce;cbuist now it got his tjarrie on derbplice- records written;

—Idon't know.

"With the mild manner of a patient olddonkey the good, kind officer continuedhis beat to the -next corner and leftme tofreedom. Ihave been, wondjaring whether:he fancied Iwas rickety in the; upper

stories, or a private female detective; any-how Ihaven't been able '\u25a0 to find out theaforesaid •; saint's

'

-in.ainev' ]{.-!r know Wehaven't had one clear day;during the pai-t

three weeks, saint or no s^int and Ialso ;know-that.1am thankful for the Comfortsof a cozy apartment here in this much-slandered Gotham. /--I-. ;f-f£ \u25a0[?\u25a0; \X-^. -5/-; 'j?

There have been many expressions of re-gret here' among admiring friends tha:they, willnot be permitted; the pleasure ofpersonally: attending the wedding of MissLaura Gashwiler and Samuel M. Khort-ridze at high noon Monday,. August 2<:/^;A'

.iThe ,accompli shed :couple ;'have C&-score

or more of near relatives in the vicinity ofGreater New York, and, though they findit impossible to be present at the cere-mony, loving/ thoughts and heartfeltwishes willbe.; wafted across this broadcontinent lor the health, happiness :andprosperity of Mr. Shortridge and MissGasbwiler in th*ir union.;,'IVisiting CalLfornians nave been growinsr:more:';acatee in this vicinity every daysines :last June. It is a marvelrto meetany one. direct from \u25a0California during this'humid eat he r. <fIa \u25a0just 'as leave ;pass a

\u25a0 couple of;:weeks in tJie rainy districts ofOregon as face;your; deadly thunder-bolts:and sheets of warm, dTiving rain foreven one day,1

'said a popular San Fran''

cipcan to me yes;t£rday jfas he looked overarailroad guide and: firmly declared. thatthe- "nist train gping down to Newportcouldban on him as a passenger.

\u25a0 Idid not expostulate With him, formal-"though Idislike theth©ngbt<jf Oregon inrainy seasons, Iam positively aching lor '

a glimpse -of the furrowed aides; 1of oldMount Tamalpais and the hie shadowsthat always overlie the distant heights ofold Mount Diablo, both ofgwhich, can beseen from San. Francisco's hills.

James E. Wilson :came to the city onMonday and after; stopping a few days atthe Hotel Cadillac continued to Boston,where business of importance called him;

He expects to visitNew Yorkagain beforereturning to the coast.

v By the way, the Hotel Cadillac isi thenew name for the old-established BarrettHouse on Broadway and Forty-third

street. The same company that: estab-lished the Hotel Cadillac of Detroit,Mich., has taken this New Yorkhotel asan experiment. :

Arthur H. Sleel of San Francisco hasbeen in the city a week.:.. L. Isaacs, a\u25a0: popular busiries* man ofLos Angeles, is a. guest at tiis Hotel Im-perial, \u25a0

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k-:.\u25a0' ;. ,=\u25a0 '.: ''; : .." • ;. 'v

-'Albert Derham is also a guest at the

Imperial.All the big hotels are empty ;of their

usual number of Pacific Coast guests. <',- >\tAt the \u25a0\u25a0. Hoffman but two California)

guests have arrived wHhin a .week, Oneof them was G. A. Kline, well• known in jSart :Francisco, and the other was LvS.Shermani Who ts here ; for a short time /pa;

• business. . '\u0084;•! "..'. \u25a0,%•"''.' \u25a0] V'

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r. R. :B. Eider has been here a full week;

and is puttingup at aßroadway hotel,• Mr.and Mrs. Dave Hayman have taken acottage at Lar where they; will,re-main, until late in the falL Mrs.D H.Everett, Mrs. Hayman's mptber> willprobably remain with them until trie end:

of season, not returning to California.before: November,: .;; \u25a0'"'. "\u25a0/-\u25a0:/. :'\u25a0' \u0084-\u25a0-', ;•'•;\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0.. ';y

Charles A. Pearson; the genial assistantmanager of the .Stuart Houso, has beenvery ill at his home during trie past;»endays. V :'- "\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0

'-.. '\u25a0:.'\u25a0 '\u25a0 : \u25a0 '-;• .\u25a0 \u25a0'":.-. \u25a0 :

?;. Apropos, Charles C.Weltman, forseveral ;years Connected with the Bald win Hpiet, :::^and afterward the proprietor of th Hotel /\u25a0.Maxkham at' Port Crescent on Piißet

ISound; iinow the proprieto r and managerof the Hotel Stuart. Mr. Wei iman is tak-ing his place ..among the successful and ;•;

popular bonifaces. of Gotham. :\u25a0-':-

The "dear old original;:Bostonians 1'

are :>'.>gathering recruits from every part of thisgrand Union. v Gradually, the old-timefavorites of the "dear old originals," are

\u25a0 dropping out of the public lifeon account

of'lost . voces and : well-earned fortunes, ',:

therefore it behooves the managers to keep . -their weather-eyes opeu for all;pretty and

'

gifted vocalists: who may .appear on the \u25a0

operatic horizon.Miss •\u25a0 Nellie Giusti, a jnative-born Call-

fornian and a Sari Francisco girl,has beenengaged by Messrs; Barnabee and MacDo-nald as one;thnprima donnas of the "Bos- V:."tonians.":; Another Western-- girl, Miss HelenaFrederick of Chicago, has t>e<>n \u25a0. engaged v.:;as a leading singer, and Miss Oriskß-:-Wordett of New York, is also under en-gage men t as a soloist.

\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 The eccentric and gifted young Cali- \u25a0>;'fornian, Dave War-field-, who has throughhis own originality made himself a great

favorite with:the theater- of New •York, has recently bad the luminous idea

:of starring put intohis head, consequentlyhe proves a good target for all aspiring

:playwrights. Of course,. Mr.:Warti<*!d is ;.-.\u25a0\u25a0

now in the process of.dismissing enthu-siastic playwright*, with.wily promises to ;. \u25a0

"read .their; manuscripts and send themword/ -He-, believes that a- play should v

be carefully read— before sending it back ::..:with the poor author's own.stamps uton o:it,'\u25a0\u25a0 Olcourre.Mr. Wartield does not con- :;fess that he burns the midnight electriclights read iiygpvfir choice Hebrew dialects ;;and old joke- woven into a couple ofactscalled a comedy or farce, Qnp thing sure, \u25a0

:• Warfield Is scanning the- different con- .•;-\u25a0;\u25a0

stellations and wondering what sort ofplay willcarry him onward and upward

iwhere he may become one of the fixedandshining stars."Itis something of surprise and disap-pointment that Miss Eleanor.:Calhoun,

\u25a0our own talented actress, reared ana edu-:cated inSan Jose, should be completely

fri^en out of the part in "A Lady ofQuality," written by Mrs, Frances Hod. e-son Burnett, and that its first production

\u25a0 in America will witness Miss Julia Arthurin the leading rote. Miss Galnoun was to

have played the part, but strong influ-ences br mcht to bear decided the Ameri-can xttsnagers -.-to engages some One betterknown in America Miss Calhouu has

been identified with the English stage for •

so long that many have forgotten herhere. However, Miss Arthur is a youngwoman of superior ability and refined in-

tellect. She ha* studied hard and con-stantly during the past live years andWill without doubt be a great sricces3.Miss Arthur's ambition is tostar. Her >

brother, Charles Lewis, is to be her mana-ger wnen she launches out. She willbeheartily welcomed in San .Francisco, be-cause of her popularity during the two

months' sea-' she was leading lady of. •

A. M. Palmer1

stock company at the

Baldwin Theater a bit over three years • /aeo. Miss Arthur is a member of the

famous Portia Law Club of San Francisco.Mr. Mrs. 3. Liebes ana family, for-

merly of &an Francisco, are now estab- •

lished among the resident California cot- •.ony. I saw Mrs, Ltebea and her pretty

daughter. Miss Lydia, on Fifthavenue a'>"few days ago. Tliey were looking in the -.best of health. Miss L- \u25a0:»- an enthusi-astic bicyclist and every fine day finds herenjoying a spin up the boulevard. Mr. \u25a0;and Mrs, Liebes ure living at the Grey- •;..'.'lock, on the corner of Columbia avenue ;;

| and & ,: ty-tlurd street.• Ifthe dearth ofCalifornia ns continues I

Ishall taKe a flying trip to all the popular £jummer resorts and hunt up the PacificCoast.'.'folk*,:just to let you know whatthey are doing and how they are enjoying \."their vacation.

p Ifeel quite foolish not to have aald;:-j.Visomething about the ,\u25a0 (x 't?ment , hero

' '•';over the Klondyke regi&n.: Ilowfrver, :t/:

'

shall take refuee in the clever Rud-yard Kipling employs in tifsf.wrltmßs; :by .•?sayihs

—"but that's anotber story." :• '\u25a0. '\u25a0'.:'$

: ;?4 '*' sl^R^LiCA;FqiT2S?r6tA«^"'

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THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, SUNDAY, AUGUST 1, 1897.

Continued on rage Twenty-Seven.

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An opportunity,'

the-

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Pink, |r- .; considered the best make aire :Tre IOUS Sc 1.-., , !Vrple,

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\u25a0\u25a0SdSliS?iJs?.*bS» Suede Gloves. Mon R** and• sold for 52.00 per pair- j d /V/lk

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