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PLEASURE-SEEKEBS
AT THE RESORTS,
The Out-of-Town Season Is
Now at Its Very
Height.
A Holiday Week That Has Been
Everywhere Fittingly
Observed.
Sprightly Reports From the Mountains,
the Seaside, the Lakes and
the Springs.
The out-of-town season may now be said to
be at Its very height. Last week was one long
series of pastoral delights at all the fashion
able resorts. The raising of the flag was every
where observed with patriotic zeal. From the
mountains, the seaside, the lakes and the
epriugs come the plcasantest reports of sum
mer sports aud festivities. Below will be
found a resume of the whereabouts of our fash
ionable people:
Judge and Mrs. W. C. Van Fleet and family
are occupying the Martha Wilson cottage, on
Beach Hill, in Santa Cruz, for a month.
Mrs. Remi Chabot and Miss Chabot have re
turned to Oakland after a visit to their villa at
St. Helena.
Dr. and Mrs. C. B. Brigham are occupying
their new summer homo near Lake Tahoe.
Mrs. Homer S. King and family are now at
Tallac, Lake Tahoe.
Mrs. Frances Edgerton is passing this month
at her father's home, "Delta Lodge," in Kapa
Valley.
Mr. and Mrs. 8. D. Brastow and Mrs. Henry
Wetherbee were the guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Smith Brown at 'Delta Lodge," Napa Valley,
during the Fourth of July holidays.
Mr. and Mrs. George Crocker and Miss Ruth
erford will soon leave Castle Crag to visit for
some time at the Hotel del Monte.
Miss Frances Curry and Miss Bernie Drown
are passine a few weeks at the Hotel Raiael.
Mrs. Cannichael-Carr will return from her
visit to London In September.
Mrs. F. F. Low and Miss Flora Low went to
the Hotel del Monte last Wednesday to remain
during the sc&son.
Mrs. James A. Robinson went to the Hotel
del Monte last Thursday for an outing.
Mrs. Margaret Irvine and Mrs. C. A. Spreck
els will ieave this afternoon for the Hotel del
Monte, where they will pass the remainder of
the season.
Mr. and Mrs. William H. Crocker and Prince
and Princess Poniatowskl were at the Hotel
del Monte from July 3 until after the Monterey
fiesta.
Joseph D. Grant, who has been traveling in
England and France, returned to Kew York
city on June 30. The exact date of his arrival
here is not known.
Mr. anl -Mrs. Prentiss Selby witnessed the
fiesta at Monterey early in the week.
Mr. and Mrs. William Gwin and Miss Mary
Bell Gwin are at the Hotel Rafael for a month.
Mr. and Mrs. Adam Grant and Master Doug
las Grant passed the holidays at the Hotel del
Monte.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Coleman passed the
holidays at the Hotel del Monte.
Mrs. "g. B. Williams of Washington, D. C,
went to Castle Crag last week for an outing.
Mr. and Mrs. William G. Hensbaw and Miss
Grimes oi Oakland went to the Hotel del Monte
last Monday for an outing.
Mr. and >Irs. C. G. Hooker passed the holi
days »t the Hotel del Monte.
W. R. Whiuier leit yesterday tor a five
weeks' trip to Honolulu.
Mrs. J. c. Tucker and Miss Mac Tucker are at
the Tavern of Castle Crag.
Mr. and Mrs. H. M. A. Miller of Oakland were
at the Hotel del Monte durlr"r the holidays.
Mr. aud Mrs. R. R. Wallace arrived at the
Hotel del Monte last Monday on their wedding
trip.
Mrs. S. F. Thorn left last Monday to pass the
remainder of the summer at "Cragthorn" in
the Santa Cruz Mountains.
Mrs. Richard T. Carroll and the Misses Lizzie
and Gerrrude Carroll sailed yesterday for Hono
lulu and will be away ibout five weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Case Bull and Mr. and
Mrs. Paul Jarboe are occupying Concha del
Mar, in Santa Cruz.
Mr. John I. Sibin and the Misses Sabin left
on Friday for the East, en route to Europe.
Mrs. John Boggs and Miss Alice Boggs have
left Napa Valley, and will make a month's
visit at the Tavern of Castle Crag.
Mr. and Mrs. Elliott McAllister are occupy
ing the Dodge cottage in San Rafael.
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick J. McWilliams, nee
Siebe, have returned from a visit to Del Monte
and Monterey.
Mrs. Charlotte Moulder, who has been visit
ing friends in Honolulu during the past six
months, is expected home on the-next steamer.
Mrs. H. B. Hunt, Miss Emma Hunt, Mrs.
Daniel T. Cole and Mrs. William Cole have
been visiting at Del Monte since last Monday.
Mrs. Gerritt umsing and Miss Ethel Cohen
have gone to Tallac, Lake Tahoe, for an indefi
nite stay. Mrs. A. A. Cohen will open "Fern
side," her villa in Aiameda, and reside there
during the absence of her daugnters.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Payot, who have been
making a tour of Europe, arrived In New
York City last Tuesday.
Miss Lulu Gleason of Oakland is the guest of
Mrs. J. J. McSorley at Mokelumne Hill, Cala
veras County.
Mrs. Ed H. Lohmann of Oakland, Mrs. W. H.
Sieberst and Miss Sieberst have returned home
after a visit of two weeks at Clarita Vineyard,
Santa Clara County.
Mrs. F. C. Campbell and Miss FannieCampbell
of Sacramento have taken up their residence
for the summer season in their cottage at Sea
side, the beautiful resort on Monterey Bay, two
miles from the Hotel del Monte.
Mr?. Henry Hart and family of 1604 Pacific
avenue are spending their summer vacation in
Petaluma.
Captain and Mrs. A. J. Itsell are spending
the month of July at the Hotel del Monte.
Lieutenant-Colonel Philip L. Bush left here
on Sunday with a surveying party to survey
government lands in Santa Barbara County,
where he will probably remain for a couple of
months.
Mrs. H. P. Bush and Master Arthur C. Bush
are stopping at Mark West Springs for the sum
mer.
Mrs. L. Langer of Kew York will remain at
Mark West Springs during the month.
Miss Esther Hyman is at Camp Mayberg,
Nile* Canyon, for the summer.
Mr. and Mrs. Sol J. Levy and daughter Mabel
left on the Santa Rosa on the Bth inst. for San
Diego and Southern California.
Mr. and Mrs. Orville D. Baldwin and Miss
Blanche Baldwin are making a short star at
Del Monte.
Miss Anna Rehn has lett on a visit to the
Eastern States, where she will pass the sum
mer months.
Mr. and Mrs. William J. Ruddlck, with their
daughter Pearl, are visiting friends at Pleas
antoo.
Mr~. Edw. Gowen and Miss Bessie Gowen are
at Magnetic Springs.
Mrs. W. Wiikins de Wlnton and family are
at their ranch near Wrights, Santa Cruz
Mountains.
Mrs. H. M. Saunders of San Francisco is the
guest of Miss Seipel of Kapa.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Keustadter of 927% Post
street are spending their summer vacation at
Mark West ' Springs.
Miss Azalene Johns will spend the summer
in Grass Valley visiting her aunt, Mrs. Charles
Barker.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Webster and Mr. and Mrs.
George Wollenschlager have taken a cottage
at Capitol a for a few weeks.
The Misses Fannie and Lorretto Denny are
spending their vacation as pueMs of the Misses
Mamie and Lena McCrea of Vallcjo.
Mrs. F. Graff, M^. M. King. Miss Mac King,
Miss Katie Feeney, Miss Maud Flatley and
Miss Lillie Grass of San Francisco are spending
the summer at Capitola.
Mrs. F. J. Tobiai-, accompanied by her grand
daughter, Miss Emma Alexander, of Lower
Lake, has gone to Harbin Springs, Lake
County.
At Highland Springs.
The place is full to overflowing and the guesti
are in the height cf their summer outing.
Dancing, croquet, billiards, swimming, lawn
tennis, excursions, hay moonlight rides and
steamer trips on the lake, are the principal
amusements.
The arrivals for the last week are: Mrs. C.
E. Laupenour and daughter, Miss Bertha Hus
ton, Woodland; Birch Kuhn, J. G. Sartorius,
H. 0. Wiedero, W. Rennie and daughter, F.
Monckton, S. E. Slade, San Francisco: J. D.
Lynch, New York ; J. A. Hays.A. S. Bernard, A. S.
Bernard Jr., Harbiu Springs; F. B. Glenn,
William F\ B. Glenn, child and nurse, Jacinto;
Lee D. Craig, Miss Maud E. Linfortb, W. 6.
The Gharter Members of the Er\tre Novis Bicycle Glub of JWarys^ille, Gal.
Ethd Eka-t. Alicia Tombr. Sadie Rusby. Mattie Meyers. Annie Berg. Genevieve Berg. Edith Swain. Julia Boyd. Ethel Baird. Hotel Skinner.
Susie Irwin. Mamie Kelly. Lottie Irvin. Zetta Meyers. Corinne Flint.
Eighteen young ladies traveling together in
a body w©uld attract attention anywhere.
And when they are all dressed alike in pretty
uniforms and skimming graceiully along on
so many bicycles the sight is a doubly inter
esting one.
In Marysvilie, where innovations of any kind
are almost as rare as bicycles in Borneo, such
an event has occurred, with a mild sensation
as the result, as harmless and as wc'.come as a
shivering glass of soda on a summer's day.
Whether the young ladies planned a si: :
for their friends or not is not known. If they
did they should feel very happy with the suc
cess of it. If not, it served at any rate to intro
Dreypolcher, Misa Brigie Black, Miss Anna
Sheridan, San Frencisco; T. J. Sheridan, Lake
port; Mrs. Pl.ver, Miss Plover, S m Francisco;
Mi*,s R. Martin, Fresno; Miss Nellie Hollings
worth, Woodland ; W. Kirn ball Brings, Mr. nud
Mrs. Asa R.Weils, Frank H. Willis, 11. <„ Van
Wyke, J. Zerman, W. Conrad, A. W. Bennick
and wife, San Francisco; M. L. Ryder, B> rke
lev; E. J. Brown, Bart'.ett Springs; C. H. Rob
inson, Ona Harpe, J. Harpe, Hepland; Ike
Levy, Charles Linck, Edward Herrick, Walter
Alma Mitchel, John Butler, Frank Ski::s,
Alma Skins, William Quarrels, Lower Lake;
William P. isryan, wife and two children and
maid, San Francisco; B. M. Miller und wife,
Woodland; J. M. Breen, Berkeley; George
Stanley, Oakland; Elmout Brooks, Clarence
Brooks, Santa Rosa ; Thomas F. Agnew, F. W.
Rupert, C. H. Harran, Georjr" W. M»rsh, Oak
land; A. H. Melletz, Mrs. Henry Moffatt and
daughters, San Francisco; W. J. Yore, Dr. H.
F. Sullivan, Oakland; W. C. Crebe, Sun Lean
dro; George Doherty and wife, San Francisco;
Mr. and Mrs. R. Martens, three children and
nurse, Oakland ; Miss M. Cashel. MissK. Cashel,
San Francisco; Mr. and Mrs. Charles Aull, Fol
som; Helen Keats Alexander, Miss Wanda J.
Gulland, San Francisco; W. Johnson, Oakland;
C. H. Woolsey, Berkeley; O. E. Warner, F. A.
Warner, Healdsknrg; Mr*. Albert 8. Barker,
Mare Island ; William R. Dorr, M. A. Bremer,
Buckingham Par*; Mrs. J. B. Galiand, San
Francisco; Mrs. McCalla. Miss Stella McCalla,
J. Frank Moroney and wife, .San Francisco;
Mrs. J. I. McConnell, Woodland; Lee H. Har
bet, Ukiah; Miss Harrison, San Francisco;
Mrs. Braur, Lakeport; Miss K. L. Stephens,
Miss Josephine Stephens, Miss Louise
Stephens, Miss Sara Stephens, Miss Minnie
Stephens, Miss Bettie Stephens, Wood
land; A. J. Mikesell, Upper Lake;
MissM. E. Callaghan. Mrs. M. B. Callaghan,
Miss Kellie Callaghan, Miss Mac C&llagban,
Miss A. J. Cunningham, Miss McGorey. Mi-s
M. J. Dolan, E. H. Hoag, Miss White, Mrs. V. P.
Grlen and maid, Leo Cooper, San Francisco;
Mrs. R. Hawkhurst, Miss Alice Hawkhurst,
Alameda; Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Foster. San
Rafael; L. B. Elliott, H. H. Elliott, Ukiah;
A. Fibrush, Miss Radcilff, A. W. Dir.ck, Oak
land: F. W. Doble, A. D. Bangst«r. J. W. Sea
well, William Rager, Mrs. G. A. Ware, F. E.
Ware, W. Huffman, Jacob Levin, Hattie Levin,
San Francisco; Golda Levin, P. A. Wadsworth,
Oakland; Oscar Cooper, L'kiah; Mrs. George
A. Ware, Mrs. Fannie E. Ware, Miss M. Harney,
Miss A. Harney, Miss M. Casey, San Francisco.
At the Hotel Mateo.
At the Hotel Mateo, San Mateo, the Fonrth
was spent in a very pleasant way. A tennis
match had been arranged between the guests
at the* hotel and the Alameda Tennis Club, and
it proved to be a great drawing card, the
benches around the tennis court being
crowded throughout the game. It was fonnd
advisable Instead of making it a contest be
twen Alameda ana San Mateo, to mix the two
learns and thus have a more evenly matched
game. At the close of the game prizes were
presented to the successful players by Mi-,s
Isabel Sherwood. In the evening there was a
dance in the hotel, dancing being kept up to
an early hour in the morning. The music
was supplied by the symphony orchestra.
There was also a very fine display of fireworks
in the hotel grounds, the intervals between
the pieces being filled in by the large crowd
singing "America" and the "Star-spangled
Banner" with the greatest enthusiasm.
Below are presented the scores made in the
course of the tennis r>mnt*
.^coreof doubles— Mr. Dickie and Mrs. H. A.
Williams vs. Mr. Vallely and Miss Winifred
Sherwood; Mr. Dickie and Mrs. Williams,
6—5, (j — 4. Mr. Punnett and Miss Rose Sher
wood vs. Ed Lee and Miss Isabel Sherwood ;
Mr. Punnett and Miss Sherwood, 6—4, 6— 4.
Mr. Hewlett and Miss Winifred Sherwood vs.
Mr. Dickie and Mrs. Williams; Mr. Hewlett
and Miss Sherwood, 6 — 5,6—4. Mr. Punnett
and Mi*s Rose Sherwood vs. Lionel Sherwood
ana Miss Sherwood; Mr. Punnett and Mi-s
Rose Sherwood. 6— 5. 6—5. Mr. Hewlett and
Miss Winifred Sherwood vs. Mr. Punnett and
Miss Rose Sherwood; Mr. Punnett and Miss
Sherwood, 6—5, 6—3.
Finals— Mr. Hewlett and Miss Winifred Sher
wood vs. Mr. Punnett and Miss Rose Sher
wood. Won by Mr. Hewlett and Miss Winifred
Sherwood. Score, 6—2, 6 — 5.
Singles — The entries in the singles were
Messrs. J. E. Freeman, Punnett, Ed Lee, Lionel
Sherwood aud Dickie, Lionel Sherwood win
ning out in fairly e&sy style.
At Glen Ellen.
The social given at Wegener Villa, Glen
Ellen, last evening, is pronounced by all who
attended the most enjoyable affair of the kind
ever given in the county. Several of the
guests were from San Francisco. The music
was excellent, the decorations tasteful and the
speeches very entertaining. Judge George H.
Bants suoke in feeling terms of the beauties of
nature as seen In Gien Biles. I»r. O'Donnell
J. Wegener anil J. N. Shannon made- brief re
marks. Dancing was kept up until 3 a. m.,
when an elaborate supper vras served.
The following wen- among the guests present*
Judge and Mrs. George H. Bahrs, Dr. and Mrs
C. C. O'Donnell. Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Groom Mr'
and Mrs. L. P. Degen, Mr. and Mrs. J. N. Shan
non, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Kast, Mr. and Mrs J
Wegener, Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Duncan, Mrs. C
Pike, the Misses Florence and Clara Degen,
the Misses MabeJ and Sophie Green, the Misses
Agnes, Flora and Lulu Mahoney, Miss Nellie
Jones, Miss Rose Mary Kast. Mis- M<< arthy
Miss O'lieilly, Miss Irene ciroom. Miss I oulse
Cutwick, Miss JtHia c. Coffee. Miss Grade
Glimmer, Miss Maggie O'Keefe, Joseph W
Pike, Herman Schick, James Coffee, Arthur
Feige, Walter Deßan, Thomas I. Degan P
Lillis, James Groom Jr., A. E. Alexander, Ed
mond Dean Dake, J. Ray Duncan and Charles
Groom.
At Duncan Springs.
Those registering this week at Duncan
Springs, Mendocino County, are: M. Redmond,
T. A. Vogel, A. B. Vogei, James Marshall, Wil
liam Lange Jr., Juliet F. Bemis, Louis Butler,
R. G. C. Barnes and wife, William Zaretsky, J.
Cotton, H. Davis, C. W. Taber and wife, Ben J
E. Taber, Mi«-s Gertrude Taber, Blanche L.'
Taber, Mi»s Uertrude E. Wolfe, San Francisco-
R. W. Bnchrach, Trieste. Austria: Mr. and Mrs!
J. Sebultz, San Francisco; M. Hirsch. Ukiah-
P. S. Hirsch, San Jose; Mrs. C. P. Parsons, Miss
Alice Robinson, Ban Francisco,
THE SAX FRANCISCO CALL, SUNDAY, JULY 12, 1896.
duce the Entre Nous Bicycle Club to the pub
lic in a most charming and effective manner.
Until their sudden appearance, no one
Knew of their orgrinizntion and as they turned
a corner and dashed down the principal street
oi the town, pedestrians stopped short and
customers, employers and clerks poured from
the stores in wild confusion to watch them
go by.
Down the streets they flew on their spinning
wheels until reaching the foot ol D street,
where the asphaltum pavement ends. There
they turned and came back, performing evolu
tions on the way to the wonderment and de
light of the crowd tbut lined the sidewalks.
THE OUTING PARTY
AND SUMMER SPORTS,
Novelties Introduced for
Outdoor Entertajn
ments.
Delightful Musicate on the
Lawn at Camp '
Strouse.
A Large Party of Pleasure-Seekers
Look Through the Great
Telescope.
One of the most charming novelties of camp
life was the outdoor musicale given by Mr. and
Mrs. Mark Strouse on Thursday evening last.
The beautiful grounds at Camp Strouse in the
"glen" at Larkspur 6eemed to have been sud
denly transformed Into fairyland. Chinese
lanterns hung from every bush and thick
woods of the spacious park which had been
prepared for dancing. The music was kindly
contributed and beautifully rendered by the
Misses Wilson and Klumpke ol Pan Francisco.
Delicious refreshments were served on the
green and the party continued until an early
hour Friday morning.
On Thursday, July 9, a merry party went
over to Mill Valley and spent a pleasant day,
indulging in all sorts of country delights.
Those present were: Mrs. H. Dinkelman and
daughter, Mrs. M. Jost and daughter, Mrs. M.
F. Maas, Mrs. A. Mocker, Mrs. C. Hackmye-,
Mrs. O. yon Derheeberg and daughters, Mrs. H.
Deegelker, Mrs. J. Thode, Mrs. E. Trittenbach,
George Coiburn, Herman Jost, Walter Jost and
Fred Deegelker.
One of the most pleasant and interesting of
the holiday outings' was that enjoyed by a
party of twenty-two ladies and gentlemen who
visited the great Lick Observatory on Mount
Hamilton. The party started Saturday morn
ing, under the personal direction of Excursion
Manager Locke, who had arranged for two of
the fine coaches of the Mount Hamilton Stage
Company, which were waiting at the depot In
San Jose. At Grand View a stop was male for
lunch, and at Smiths Creek for dinner, the ob
servatory being reached soon after sunset.
The sunset view was especially fine, and ex
cited the admiration of all. At the observa
tory the astronomers exerted themselves to
make the stay of their visitors pleasant. The
return to Smiths Creek was made in forty-five
minutes. At that place the party sojourn. >i
umil after the noon'dinner yesterday, driving
to San Jose in time to catch the late train for
home. The trip was pronounced a grand suc
cess by all those who participated.
The Washington Outing Club held their
third outing on July 4 at Mussel Rock, which
proved a most decided success, a start la a
decorated four-horse team was made from J
Market and Kearny streets, and after a pleit.*
ant ride arrived in time to participate in a
Twomey clam chowder at tne Mussel Rock eN
chansre." Dancing was indulged in until away
past midniL-ht. Breakfast was served on the
beach and mussels were gathered for lunch.
During the af lerrioon of Sunday songs and
speeches were rendered and every one joined
in acknowledging the success of the outing.
Those present were: Mrs. Twomey, Mrs.
Donneean. Miss Keating, Miks Mayavoy, Mi l s
K. Clifford, Miss M. Clifford, Miss Lendkoff,
Miss Raymond, Miss Davis, J. Twomey, \v.
Donnegan, J. Packer. C. Packer, W. Anderson,
George Ward, J. Lawrence, P. Sageriui, P.
Gardner.
A very enjoyable private picnic and outir.if \
was given by 'the Melville Social Club on Sun
day, July 5. at Laundry Farm. At noon a de
ligiuful repast was served, after which danc
ing, singing and games were indulged in until
time to start for the City. Music was furnished
by Proiessor Joe Harris ahd Gns Miller.
Among those present were Joseph yon Arx Jr.,
Miss Dora Hochbrunn, Harry Heinmer, Miss
Mamie Sheehan, Jack Chroniuki, Miss May
yon Arx, Carl Thelen, Miss Rose yon Arx,
Charles Witt, Miss Lena Becker, William Mur
phy, Miss Kitty Ryan, Daniel Curtan, Hiss
Mary Driscoll, Julius Hammerslfig, Miss Mii.
nie Thelen, Peter Griep, Miss Caroline Thelen,
Professor and Mrs. Martin Kurtzig, Albert
Ehret, Miss Marie Thelen, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
yon Arx, Mrs. Ehret, Mr. and Mrs. J. Miller
and Mr. and Mrs. Waugner.
At the Geysers.
The list of arrivals at the Geysers includes:
Charles P. Fonda. George W. Emmin, J. W.
Carey. C. G. Frost, Miss Clara Stockton, San
Francisco; G. W. Fillmore and wife, Oakland ;
Dr. Humphrey and wife, Miss Amanda Zeh,
Alameda; E. D. Baker and wife, Boston; J. J.
Earle, C. H. Gorrill, Oakland; H. L. Dewey
and wife, Kcbcrt Barnes Crawford, Miss Buck
ley, San Francisco; N. P. Harmon Jr. and
wife, Fruitvale; Charles H. Cushing Jr., Oak
land; George A. Smith, Clarence Smith, Miss
B. Smith, Boston; G. A. Rawlins, Los Angeles;
Harry T. Bates, Mr. and Mrs. R. L. C. Barnes,
George R. Gay, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph K.
Parker, E. Worth and A. A. Silver, San
Francisco; R. Brunner, New York; Miss Mo.
Cray, Philadelphia; M. Unger, Miss A. K.
Unger and A. F. Wade, San Francisco;
¥. Norton. Chita o; Mr. and Mrs. F. Welker
aud J. A. McLean, San Francisco; H. F. Child,
Everybody thought it was nice, some said it ]
was "perfectly lovely," while many were prone j
to believe that it marked a new era in local
bicycling.
Miss Annie Berp is the captain of the new
club. She is enthusiastic over the success of j
the undertaking.
"Why," she exclaimed, "It was ju«t this way.
Tlie girls got together and talked about how
nice It would be to have a club. And every
body said yes. Then they said: 'You be the
captain. ' I said yes. And that was all there
was to it.
"E:itre nous, you Enow, means 'between our
selves,' which, In this case, is a polite way of |
I Worcester, Mass. ; L, A. Salzer, Oakland ; J. B.
Co.. ley, Harvard; Fred Fohman, L. Jockers,
fcflN Moody, fcfisi Weinple, Miss Chamberlain,
and Miss " Florence Yates, San Francisco;
>!i-s Blancnard, Han Joae; Miss 11. Tucker,
New York; Miss l.ucv Underhill. Providence,
R. I.: Miss Harriet K. Platt, San Jose; Miss K.
Martin, Sunta Barbara; Miss Florence Noble,
Ban Francisco; Mis 3 Claire Phelps, John K.
i Robbins, Los Angeles: James Ward, San Fran
! Cisco; John B. Tnomas, Charles Thomas, Oak
: land; John H. Woodward, Harry Jenk-
I ins, Harry A. Fltzrerald, New York;
] George A. Clark, Harry K. Peeples,
! George Robbins, Thomas Watson, OakJaud;
Theodore Smith, George Smith, Santa
Cruz; Clareme Huntington, Santa Clara;
John Garvin, Oakland; Mi:>s D. Emmon*. Mrs.
Charles P. Fonda, San Francisco; C* A. Yordi,
Clcverdale; George W. Rankin and family,
M uriel Wemple, Mrs. M. J. Einmons, Mrs.
George Einmons and childreu, £. H, Lancel
and family, Dr. Humington and family, T. P.
Thaller and family. Mi<s Lida Baldwin, Miss
L. McCord, Sau Francisco; E. C. Cheesebro
and wife, Calistnga; Frank H. Sweeney,
San Francisco; G. H. Heal, Santa Ro«a;
Ernest Page. C. W. Page, Oakland; Rev. J.
Clark Robbins, Berkeley: Albert Hale, Boston,
Mass. ; Drury M*ion«j, Harry Melonc, Robert
Molone. Kth"el Melone, Marie Wilson. Oak
! Noll; Elsie Smith, Bertha Smith, Henry Smith,
i James Donahue, San Frauciftco; Emil Lehn
; hard t, Mrs. Kmil Lehnhardt, Edna Lehnhnrdt,
| Oakland; Miss O. Lennhardt, San Francisco;
C. E. Humbert, Manchester, Eng. ; Hnrry J.
Knoll, Chicago; Thomas K. Watson, New Zea
land; Wiiliam S. Wells, Tennessee;
Jerome J. a. Areenti, Walter J. Brunt. San
Francisco; C. J. SUeppard, Los Angeles; Mrs.
R. Sheppard, Petaluma; Miss Gertrude Hous
man, San Francisco; Miss Bay Whitman,
Berkeley; Miss Lizzie M. Hawkins, San Fran
ci.-co; M;ss Elise Watson Cushing, Thomas
WalJiun Cushing, Oakland; I. Grant and wife,
San Francisco; E. J. Cotton and wife, E. F.
I Murdock and wife, Oakland; J. C. Huguenin,
I San Francisco; W. I>. Sink, Cloverdule; George
i T. Murisor., W. T. Conolly, A. D. Sangster, San
Francisco; James K. Thane, Liverpool, Eng.;
H. D. Luce, F. A. Hatch, San Francisco; F. S.
Page, Oakland.
At the El Monte.
The following guests spent the Kational
holiday very pleasantly at this favorite and
well-known Sausalito summer resort:
Ernest Hcymans and wife, Mrs. J. Graalfs,
I F. William Reade and family, Commodore C.
C. Bruce, B. K. Markley, B. J. Killelea, J. 11.
| Mac Donald, J. A. Pariser and family, John J.
■ Coffey, Mrs. Rose Dugan, Dr. F. F Lord and
I wife. D. H. Baich, Miss B. Rice, William J.
I Ahem and wife, Miss Mamie Cassidy, D.
j Roberts and family, Dr. L. Tisdale, A. H. Pol
lock, George Foute, John C. Magee, George F.
L'uffey and wife. Miss Lottie' Irvin, Charles
Luti, Captain Kidd, Miss M. O'Brian, George
j D. Freeth, T. J. Crowley and family, Miss Lulu
Bert, F. W.Bert Jr., Mrs. E. Harris. Miss Mc-
Crum. E. P. James and sisters, Aleck More,
Miss Marie Lawler. J. E. Coffer, W. V. Plise
and son, Thomas E. Flinn, Dr. J. A. Hughes,
Philip Godley, E. F. Brown and family,
Professor Charles Troyer, F. W. Croudace and
1 family, Mlts K. Holmes, Charles Kauman and
' ffimilV, Mrs. L. K. Once, Mrs. C. de Courcey,
Miss S. E. Griffith, Clarence Kauman, I. Lievre
and family, J. Danziger and family, P. H.
Livingston and family, R. E. McGregor, Miss
Nettie McClure, Miss Addie McClure, J. Cornell
i McGuire, Cnarles Burrey, Henry Miller, S.
! Parnell, J. H. Jones and wife, Rev. S. R. Yar
row, Mrs. A. C). Colton, John Dem, Mrs. Marion
Allen, H. G. Playfair, Mrs. J. N. La Roche, Mrs.
R. S. Negle, Captain Kiddie, Harry Sutherland
and wife.
At Glenwood.
The following are among the arrivals at
Glenwood this week: Dr. and Mrs.
Sullivan, G. M. Balthasar, wife and fam
ily; Mr. and Mrs. E. Gowan, Miss Bessie
Gowan, Miss Lottie Davis. Herman Julich,Wil
liam Seitz, J. Zaberbm, all of San Francisco;
James Breci. wife and family, Miss Hattie
Turey, Miss Dodds, Henry Hook, Mrs. Ada Tre
fethen, Miss Ada M. Trefethen, Mrs.
K. Tovvnlty, Miss K. Townley, M. N.
Hennings, all of Oakland; F. B. Wor
ley, E. L. Worley, Miss Fannie Dougherty,
all of Sausalito. Among those who are
booked for future daies are: Mrs. T. J. Veach
and family, Richard O'Connor, wife and fain
i ■. Mrh. C. P. Clark and daughter, Miss Rose
Man n, ail ol San Francisco.
Mrs. Gillmau and a party of seven from Mill
Valley- will arrive at Glen wood on the 13ih.
Mr. Wallace Desismore and a party oi' ten
have secured a cottage for August ami are ex
pected on the Ist. Mrs. A. Peters and family
of San Jose have taken a cottage and will oc
cupy it on the llih.
»
At Saratoga Springs.
Late arrivals at Saratoga Springs, Lake
County, iiclude: W. H. V. Ailer, Clarence
Brcback, Ukiah; H. A. Smith, Alameda; A.
Rudger. G. Sartorius, T. J. Onyou, M. E. Foun
tain, Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Bacchtel and daugh
ter. Bernard Kahn, Mr. ami Mrs. J. J. Mairinis,
Susie Maginis, A. W. Maginis, Miss Stark
weather, Mrs. A. B. Tinson, Mr. and Mrs. J. A.
Poulin, Master E. Dowlen, Mrs. Cooney Miss
Bailey, Thomas G. Bell, Fred E. Wilson,
Thomas L. Bmith. John C. Watkins. John T.
White. San Francisco; Mrs. Yorker, Miss
Yorker, K. B. Jerome, John A. Brlttan, George
W. Russell, Oakland: R. M. Delano, Portland,
Or.: Samuel C. Schmidt, Los Augeles; R. F. 8-
Terry. Santa Cruz; Colonel John Whitney,
Kew York.
At Aqua Caliente.
Among the guests who have* registered the
past week at Aqua Caliente Springs are: Mrs.
Serauel Haslett and family, Mrs. F. B. Haight
and family, W lter Hogejmd family, Mrs. John
Reid and family, Mrs. J. W. Harris and family,
Mrs. O. turn Suden and family, Mrs. Bayard
Smith and family, Mrs. E. Bauer and family,
Dr. W. B. Lewitt and family. Captain H. M.
Gregory and family, Mrs. George H«re and
futniiy, Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Vauphan. Mrs.
Colonel Ham ,-, W ; U Harney, Miss Rachel
Best, Rev. Pather P. C. Yorke, Mrs. Buchanan,
.Mrs. S. T. Enos. Mrs. Packard, Miss Hattie
Worden, Mrs. s. J. Webber, Miss Lizzie Walsh,
G. H. Thomson.
savin? 'no young men allowed.'
"The uniforms? Yes, there are so many col- {
ors to select from, but we finally agreed on a
navy-blue skirt, white waist and sailor hat for
the present, with blue and white ribbons on
our handle-bars.
"We haven't been able to ride very much
ycc as the weather is so warm. This fall,
though, we propose to arrange for some runs
into the country and have several very pleas
ant little surprises in store for our friends."
The members of the Entre Nous Club are:
Captain Annie Berg, Madeline Hampton, I
Ethel Eckhart, Ethel Swain, Genevieve Berg,
Julia Boyd, Sml:e Rusby, Lottie Irwin, Susie
SURPRISE PARTIES
CONTINUE POPULAR.
Old and Young Indulge in
This Pleasing Enter
tainment.
Miss Curry's Farewell Party at
Her Home at Ocean
View.
Murphy Juvenile Reception on Fif
teenth Street— Epworth League
Entertains.
Miss Blanche E. Curry was the recipient of a
farewell surprise party tendered to her by her
many young friends at her residence, 201 Ply
mouth street, Oceau View, on the evening of
July 2. The committee of arrangements ex-
erted themselves to the utmost and succeeded
in making the evening pass pleasantly with
games and dancing. Refreshments were served
at 11:30 o'clock, after which dancing was re
sumed until a lute hour. Among those present
were: Miss Mattie Holloway, Miss Minnie
Gehring, Miss Louise Roussel, C. K. Cheney,
F. Sullivan, Miss Edith V mdre, Miss Maud
Murphy, L. Bugeia, Miss Mary Bugeia, D. Set
right, Miss TiUie Perry, E. Curry, Miss Mary
Mangan, F. Good, L. Brown, Miss Josephine
Yon Wyl, F. Curry, Misa Dollie Gehrihg, H.
Setright, Miss Gertie Clancy, Miss Essie Brown,
M. Hughes, Miss Justine Hunter, J. Atchison,
Miss Greta Hughes, J. Garassini, Miss Maggie
Atcbison, Chester CurrjyG. Clancy, J. Saiwnat
tie. Miss Grace Cosgriff, Clifford Curry, Misses
Mary and Margaret Setright, C. Amsler, A.
Good, Miss Margaret Morrison, Mrs. F. Hale,
Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Curry.
A very enjoyable surprise party was tendered
Master William Murphy on Thursday evening
last at his parents' residence, 1539 Fifteenth
street. The young folks at.sembled at the resi
lience oi Miss Eva B >lger, 27 Capp street, and
from there proceeded lo the spacious residence,
which was tastefully decorated for the occa
sion.
A delightful evening was spent and after an
elaborate supper an excellent musical and liter
ary programme was rendered. The following
were among the contributors to the programme :
Recitntion, "Sheridan's Ride," Master William
Murphy; recitation, "We Are Seven," John
William Millan: song, "Rosle Deane," Eva
Bolger; recitation, "The Flag," 1 Ethel Eck
feldt; "Brownie Song," Marguerite and Mollie
McMahon; German specialties, \Y. Rudolph;
recitation. "Flag of tne Rainbow," Josenhine
Umfried; duet, "Life's Dream Is O'er," Eva
Bolger and Irene Murphy (pupils of Madame
Kllen Course u Roeckel) rendered their song in
an efficient and creditable manner.
Among those present were Mr. and Mrs. J.
H. Murphy. Mrs. Umfried, Mr. and, Mr-. Mc-
Mahon. Mr. and Mrs. W. Eckfeidt, Mr. and Mrs.
T. Bolger, Mrs. Walker, Mr. W. Rudolph,
Misses Irene Murphy, Eva Bolger, Ethel Kelt
feliit, Kendy EekfeWt, Josephine Umfried,
Freda Hansen, May Purinton, Alice McMahon,
Isabella Walker, Marguerite McMahon, Mollie
McMahon, Florence Loyd, Marie Rilcy, Lizzie
Kelly, Masters William Murphy. Harry Mur
pliv, John Millen, Clare Beemis Luke Bolger,
Willie Eckfeidt, John Drescher, Henry
Dres-cher, Charles Dulion, Henry Miller and
Walter Menney.
A pleasant surprise party was given to A.
Wistrand, formerly president of the Epworth
League oi the Swedish M. Church, at the resi
dence of Mr. and Mrs. Wistrand, at 1808 Fol
som street. The guests spent a most enjoy
able evening, being enter ained with good
music furnished by Miss Hilma Wistrand, an
accomplished pianist, and others. Mr. Wis
trand received a handsome present as a re
ward for the fHithful and conscientious man
ner in which he discharged his duties as presi
de:) t of the Kpwortn League. At 10 y. m. a
sumptuous sutper was served, after which
games were indulged in until midnight, when
the guests departed, delighted with the even
ing's entertainment.
Those present were: Mr. and Mrs. Wistrand,
Rev. Mr. and Mrs. Anderson, Mr. and Mrs.
Hanson, Mr. Poison, Mr. and Mrs. Carlson, Mr.
and Mrs. Captain Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. Kel
son, Mr. and Mrs. Jenton, Mrs. Olson, Miss
Hilma Wistrand, Masters Andrew and Arthur
Wistrand, Miss Doliie Lindeberg, Miss Annie
FiMiilius, Miss Mary Petterson, Miss Mary Ja
cobson. Miss Mary Berglund, Miss Bloyed,
-penjjel, Alice Lindeber h ', Nora Miller,
Lilly and Jenie Olson, Sadie Kelson, Jenie
Melancier, Edna Hanson, O. F. Landstrom,
Frank Olson, E. T. Marshall, Mr. Schill, Mr.
Sojderberg, V. Jenson and Master Hanson.
At Etna Springs.
Among the late arrivals at Etna Springs are:
J. P. Pierce and wife, Alameda; Kelson Carr,
Oakland; N. T. Orehiches and wife, Jake New
comer, Miss Van Bergen, St. Helena; C.Ellis.
H. Bevell, F. M. Evans. San Francisco; E. H.
Adams and wife. New York; Mr. and Mrs. Van
depeer, Alumeda; T. J. Schuyler and wife, San
Francisco; C. E. Elliot, Emery W. Elliot. Ala
meda; W. E. Miles, wife and nurse, Oakland;
Mrs. L Meyer. Miss Meyer, Miss Friedlander,
F. S. Grunlee, Georjje E. Butler, Georee Volk
mann, Milton Uogcr, c. Bibo, Miss 0. Hill, J. J.
Irwin, Phoebe Binney, Mamie Kelley, Ethel
Baird, Alicia Tombs, Mattie Meyers, Hazel
Skinner, Zetta Meyers and Corinne Flint, Edith
Swain.
The Misses Hampton and Binney are now at
Pacific Grove enjoying their summer vacation.
Several other members will depart soon for
different resorts and all declare that they
would not think of leaving their bicycles
behind any quicker than they would their
trunks, and if it came to a matter of choice it
might be the trunks that would get left.
The picture that is shown was taken in one
of Marysville's public parks just previous to
starting out on an evening's run.
O'3rlen, E. B. Jones, A. Hood. F. W. Brake and
wife. Miss Rose Fitzsimraons, Miss Kate Fitz
simmons, Mrs. C. J. Bates and party of five,
Joseph Winterburn and party of three, Miss
Alice Martin and party of five, San Francisco;
F. W. Wiliiams, C. C. Hackett, A. McCraig, C.
H. Bliss, Napa.
At the Vendome.
The nast week, especially during the Fourth,
was a lively one at the Vendome. The spacious
grounds, rotunda, verandas, and in fact every
bit of available space was taxed to its utmost
capacity. Lowinsky's orchestra had a most at
tentive audience, who showed their apprecia
tion by their frequent applause. Cycling re
ceives more atteution than any other out-of
door pastime, still tennis and driving are not
forsaken.
Luncheon parties are quite the proper thing
at the Vendome this season. Scarcely a day
passes unless some are held. The following
are the latest to take Advantage of the same:
Jlrs. Edward Barry, Miss Jennie Barry, Miss
Edna Barry, Miss Letty Barry, Miss A. I>. Wil
kins, all of Oakland, accompanied by Mrs. W.
Grisbim of this city.
Mrs. K. Raimona and maid and Miss Drink
house of Sun Francisco, accompanied by Mrs.
F. B. Taylor, F. B. Taylor and George M. Wil
cox of Kew York City, are pleasantly domi
ciled at the Vendome.
Mrs. W. H. Wright of San Francisco, accom
panied by Mrs. A. D. Tourtilotte, are enjoying
the hospitalities of this popular caravansary.
Mr.-. O. C. Pratt of San Francisco, accom
panied by Master Orville Pratt, after a visit to
Santa Cruz, has returned to the Vendome.
D. Samuels and wife, accompanied by Miss
Sadie and Miss Jennie Samuels, have returned
to this city after a pleas&nt visit with Manager
Snell.
H. R. Williar of San Francisco registered at
the Vendome the past week.
Miss Kl>-ie Krafft of San Francisco, accom
panied by Miss Juliette Maybeck of New York
city, were among the many who availed them
suaes of the trip to Mount Hamilton during
the past weeK.
K. ('. Hughes and wife of San Francisco, ac
companied by their charming daughter, Miss
Beatrice, end' M. J. Kennedy and wife were
among the many guests at the Venaome the
past week.
||H. Dutard and wife drove their team of
handsome bays from San Francisco and were
guests of the Vendome for several weeks.
W. J. Whitwell and wife of San Francisco
were the guests of Major H. S. Pickund and
wife at the Vendome the early part of the
week.
Dr. R. H. Plummer of San Francisco, accom
panied by his wife, registered at the Vendome
the past week.
Professor A. L. Colton of the Lick Observa
tory was a guest at the hotel during the week.
Mrs. Charles P. Hall, James Jerome, Mi>s
Stella Jerome, Mrs. Arthur Wilhoit. J. R.
L:iuck, J. P. Kelly. James T. Boyd, George T.
Folsom, b. B. Toey, Frank Kerrigan, S. A.
Wood and wife, J. P. Currier, Miss Fannie
Lask. A. B. Paul Jr., wero among the many
prominent San Franciscans who registered at
the Vendome.
At Paso Robles.
Among those registered at Paso Robles are:
A. G. Folger, wife and daughter; T.lrwin, Wil
liam Milier, Mrs. J. Roberson. D. Mary, I. Ken
yon, A. B. N«U, C. M. Deal, J. Amose, B. R. Col
lie, James McGrath, P. E. Riaeler.Mr.and Mrs.
W. M. Lent, Mrs. G. H. Lent, Miss P. Lent, Miss
Hooker, C. J. Hunt, C. H. Robins, B. Triest, W.
J. Davis, M. P. Hays, L. J. Coakling, M. Al
fonso, W. A. Ross, W. T. Anderson. W. H. Spen
cer, R. C. Craft, T Rinaldo, Mrs. Rinaldo, P. S.
Kenyon, Mrs. M. 8 Hurd, Miss Foster, F. A
Brunn and wife, E. L. Padock, Mr. and Mrs. J.
T. Williams, M. J. Pencent.
The guests at the Hotel el Paso de Robles
celebrated the 7th in patriotic style. There
was a fine display of fireworks from ttie ve
randa.of the hotel, after which the guests ad
journed to the spacious music hall and in
dulged in the mazy dance.
Mr. and Mrs. T. Carothers", Miss Brim, Miss
Hampton, Mrs. M. S. Hurd, Miss Foster and C.
Craft are spending a month at Paso Robles.
At Klamath Hot Springs.
Late arrivals at Klamath Hot Springs in
clude: Mr. and Mrs. R. S. Taylor, San Fran
cisco; C. L. Parish, K'.amath Falis; Mr. and
Mrs. William Barman, Oakland; Mr. and Mrs.
G. L. Taylor, San Francisco; Mrs. W. H. Btew.
art, San Francisco; J. R. Cook, Pokegama;
Miss Rosabelle Cook, Pokegama; Mr. and Mrs.
A. J. Brittan, San Carlos; the Misses Brittan,
San Carlo«; Mr. smd Mrs. J. M. Gray, San Jose;
Dr. J. M.McGavin, Chicago; Mr. and Mrs. R.
(i. Plough ton, San Francisco; Miss Houghton,
San Francisco; Miss Bertha Houghton, San
Francisco; J. A. Manley, Sacramento; Mrs. J.
G. Burress. San Francisco; H. E. Wiicox, Sun
Jose; Charles F. Wiieux, San Jose; Lucian Wil
cox, San Jose; Henry M. K. Spring, San Jo^c;
P. J. Knudsen and wife, Miss I'agmar Knnd
sen, Miss Charlotte Knudsen, W. A. Pryal,
Oakland; Miss Helen Ford, Miss Kitty Ford,
Miss Sarah O'Tool, Gilroy.
At Mervyn Hotel.
The following were registered at the Mervyn
Hotel, Sonoma County, last week: A. Mc-
Cracken, Mrs. A. McCracken, Misa Lucille Mc-
Cracken, Captain H. A. Gorley, C. B. Putnam,
Jabea Swan, Mrs. Swan, Joseph Swan, James
F. Fennell, F. H. Willis, Miss R. Brooks. Mrs
V. R. Kewval, Mr?. W. 3. R.SomviUe and cln.
dren, Miss Amy Head, C. S. Blainey, Master
Chester Haskell, Mrs. C. Haskell, Pie'ree Bard.
Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Townsend. B. F. Welling
ton and family occupy a cottage in the vicin
ity.
At Soda bay.
Captain and Mrs. Shaw. San Franciaoo; Mr«.
F. L. Van Denunrgh, Miss Beatrice Van Den
burgh, Oakland, were up last week to Soda.
Bay for an extended visit. Among those who
have registered during the past week at the
resort are: Mrs. W. L. Locke, San Francisco;
Professor 8. H. Harvey, G. R. Webber, H.
Baylis; George Liebes, San Francisco; M. W.
Brown, San Francisco; Charles L. Behlow, San
Francisco; C. H. Sohlke. Aanieda: Mr. and
Mrs. Foster, San Raiael; G. E. Sage, V. S. A.
HEAR THE JOYFUL
WEDDING BELLS.
Home and Church Marriage
Ceremonies of the
Past Week.
Nuptials of Miss Dora Dibblee
and Walter A.
Wilkins.
A Fourth of July Wedding at St.
Luke's-Reinle-Curtis Wedding
at St. Rose's.
A very pretty home wedding was that of
Walter A. Wilkins and Dora H. Dibblee cele
brated at the residence of the bride's parent?,
Mr. and Mrs. William Dibblee, on the evening
of July 4, Rev. J. G. Mangold officiating. The
bride was handsomely gowned in white
brocaded silk, trimmed with lilies of
the valley. Miss Lena Mertle, a cousin
of the bride. acted as bridesmaid.
Samuel Wilkins, brother of the groom,
was best man. The parlorsjwere prettily deco
rated with fresh flowers, the bridal couple
standing under a wedding bell of white sweet
peas and maiden fern. After congratulations,
the guests retired to the dining-room, where
an elaborate supper was served. The presents
ftrere numerous and were displayed in the sit
ting room. A reception followed on Bunday
evening, about tifty'guests being present.
St. Luke's Episcopal Church, on Van Ness
avenue, was the scene of a very pretty wed
ding on Saturday, July 4, the contracting par
ties being James A. Goodwin of San Francisco
and Chessie A. Williams of Modesto. Rev. W.
C. Shaw was the officiatine clergyman. Cap
tain J. F. Whitman acted as best man and Miss
Annie Haag as bridesmaid.
Immediately after the ceremony the wed
ding party was driven to the home of the
groom's father, at 1722 Broadway, where a de
lightful reception was held, the bride and
groom receiving the congratulations of their
many iriends.
Among those present were: Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Goodwin, Miss Julia Haag, Robert
Goodwin Jr., Mrs. Bearth. Miss Carrie Good
win, Miss Alice Goodwin, Mrs. Haag, C. A.
Bennett.
At St. Rose's Church last Sunday afternoon,
the Rev. Father Nugent officiating, and in the
presence of their immediate relatives and
iriends, Mis 3 Margaret Curtis and Frederick
Heinle were united in marriage. After re
ceiving congratulations Mr. and Mrs. Reinle
took the afternoon train for their future home
at Gilroy. Miss Annie Murphy was che brides
maid and the groom's best man was Thomas
I. Ross.
At Tuscan Springs.
The list of arrivals the past week at Tuscan
Springs includes Ernest Miller, San Francisco;
M. H. Burk, Folsom; J. J. Smith, Folsom;
George Simms, Wadsworth, New ; L. M. Jen
sen, Sacramento; P. Riordan, Marysville; R.
Firnple, Chico; Captain W. T. Forsman. Sacra
mento; C. S. Ralph, Sacramento; F. Miller,
Los Angeles; .1. S. Lewis, Chico; J. B. Daniels,
Chico; J. F. Meline, Paradise; William Moll,
Hornbrook; F. A. Reiser, Edgwood ; Mrs. F. A.
Reiser, Edgwood; H. C. Wietieidt, Red Bluff;
Miss May Weitfeldt. Red Bluff; Lou Gerky,
Red Bluff; Henry Lindner. San Francisco;
Daniel Hart, Rockliu; J. F. Lucas, Placerville.
At Del Map
Among the recent arrivals at Del Mar are:
Mr. E. Gowan and wife, Miss Bessie Gowan,
Miss Bessie McLoughlin, Denis J. Foley and
wife, Miss Alice Foiey. Mrs. Ellen Frost, Kiss
E. J. Smith, Mrs. J. R. Deane. Miss Phyllis M.
de Young and nurse, Mrs. M. Sprigg, {Villiarn
.^haughnessy and wile. Mis, .May Shaughnessy,
Master Willie Phaughnessy, Mrs. W. S. Metlar,
Master Noble Metlar,' Arthur Cowan, J. Lani
gan, Sau Francisco.
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