The morning call., 1891-08-16

ing the summer at the CO sy little mountain
home of Der brother-in-law. Mr.. Nelson,
near the Iona"
The ascent was made by the longer trail
to the summit, $3.50 feet above sea level.
The prospect included glimpses of the
Santa Cruz Valley. the lofty Sierras. the
Bay Of San Francisco, San jose Santa
Clara, the Almaden mines, Mount Diablo,
Mount Hamilton and the Bay Of Monterey.
After short stay the slght-seers made
. ''brakes down"-literally sliding down for
a distance Of thousand feet In very few
| minutes. The rest of the day was spent
pleasantly at Nelson's and Vincent's.
The next day the Iona Prieta School ex-
ercised for the special benefit of the sight
seers. Miss Sadie Madden. the teacher, as
well as the nine pupils, deserve every credit
for the truly excellent work they are jointly
accomplishing.
Reception Aboard the Sadie.
A reception was held aboard the Sadie
from 2 to o'clock on Friday afternoon last.
The Sadie, in command of Captain How
ard Smith, is new 800 to 600 ton burden
three-masted schooner, launched at Hum
boldt last November, and was christened in
honor of daughter of one Of the principal
owners. The cabin, dining-room and cap
tain's and mates quarters are fitted up with
| an elegance that. in proportion to size,
NOulu CUHnphiC 1dFOidDlJ Win an OCCdu
liner" She sails between Gardiner City,
| on the Umpqua River, and this city and San
Pedro.
Sufficient swell was on to give buoyancy
| TO the occasion and after an inspection of
the vessel and liberal rati0ns of light re-
freshments the merry company were lande
| on Meiggs Wharf.
Among those present were: Captain and
Mrs. II. 3. Smith of Gardiner City, Mrs. J.
a. Bum, Mrs. II. C. Clark of Melrose. Mrs.
LIB -
Providence. R. l., Mr.. and Mrs. l.. B. Wood
ruff, the Misses E. II. and Lillian Brown,
Miss A. Chapman of Melrose, Miss Carrie
Iardley of Stockton. Miss Myrta Bunker,
| Miss Emma Mowbray; Masters BERTHE Now
bray, Francis and Aldrich Sprague.
Society Personals.
Mayor George Ii. Sandersou has returned
from Paso de Robes Hot Springs.
Mrs. B. Paulson and her nephew, Mr.. A.
B. c. DOhrmann, are at present In New
York City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joserh Weissbein will be
| pleased TO see their friends before their de-
parture for Grass Valley, Sunday afternoon
and evening, August 23d. at the California
| Hotel.
Mr.. Monroe Hellwig substantial bust
ness man of Chicago. is visiting in this city.
Miss Violet Soule has returned from
b
in her honor before her departure.
Colonel Mosby is at BeIvederr.
Mrs. Timothy Hopkins is seriously i'll at
the Palace Hotel. Her physician is in con-
| slant attendance.
Mrs. Hall McAllister. Mrs. Wise and
party, visited Belvedere during the week.
Mrs. RegensDurger and Miss RegenS-
burger are the guests of Admiral and Mrs.
| Irwin, u. 5. \.
Mr.. and Mrs. George H. Tyson have re-
| turned from trip through Washington. and
are registered at the Hotel Portland, Port
| land, Or.
Miss Carrie Dalliba has returned to her
home IN this city after an extended tour
Of the southern portion of the State.
Mr.. Thomas l. Dillon and Mrs. w. Dillon
were in San Jose on Friday.
Mrs. BirdSsll. wife Of Sergeant George
Brdsall, accompanied by her children, has
returned from q camping trip to Sunol,
where they have been for the past month.
Mrs. NJ. Nelson and Miss Nelson of Treat
avenue are on visit for a couple of weeks
| TO Mr.. and Mrs. John Matson's ranch in
| San Lorenzo
The Misses DOllie and Lizzie Quinn have
returned to San Jose after a two weeks
| sojourn in Ross Valley as the guests of their
cousin, Miss Minnie Fay.
| Miss Rebekah Levy OF 2609 Fillmore street,
sister OF DIR. Joseph j. Levy, the former
manager of Booth and Barrett, sailed on the
| steamer State Of California last Tuesday 10
| Portland, Or, to visit her married sister,
Mrs. Julia Gnldsehmidt, for several weeks.
Mr.. W. ;. Duval, general manager of the
PACING Insurance Union, and his sister.
Mrs. George A. Moore wife Of G. A. Moore
OF L. l.. 6. Steele Il Co., this city, have been
called East by the serious illness OF their
mother, Mrs. William Duyal of BROOKLYN.
n. Y.