The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-06-14

Misses Emma and Lillian Remillard are a
Paradise Springs.
Mrs. joseph Spanier and her little daugh-
ter, Miss Bennt, have engaged rooms at the
Mirabeau
Mrs G. II. Stipp of San Jose came up
yesterday, accompanied by Miss Lulu God
frey, for a brief visit with friends in this
city.
Miss ROsalie Younger and her sister, Miss
Georgia Younger, two of San JOse's attrac-
tive society young ladies, are visiting friends
In the Western Addition.
Miss Lilly Meyer of this city Is visiting
friends in Seattle and expects to remain
during the summer months.
Mrs. Paris Kilburn left on Friday last for
Grass Valley to spend fortnight as the
guest of Colonel and Mrs. j. +. Kidder.
The Misses Mabelle and Eva Worth are
spending few weeks at Duncans Mills.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Knox and family are
spending the summer in the country, and
will remain there until the end Of July.
Mr. Joseph j. Groom, the genial Deputy
County Clerk, will take his family to the
Santa Cruz Mountains for the summer,
leaving the last of the week.
MI Neville ID. Castle of San Jose is in
this city.
Miss Laura Blackwood. who has been
visiting friends and relatives in New Or
leans, has returned after an absence of four
months.
Mr.. ]. Bateman and sister have engaged
rooms at Anderson Springs.
Mrs. s. Levine aud children have gone to
spend the summer in the Santa Cruz Mount
aims.
Miss Reilly and Miss Clarce Morris of
Oakland have engaged rooms for the season
at Anders on Springs.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. a. McAlliSter Of Devisa-
derO street have been pleasantly situated at
Mill Valley with friends
General Booth, at the head Of the Saliva
ton Army IN the world, accompanied by his
vile, VIII be- in Los Angeles on the GOTH
In addition there will be other distinguished
officers, including Major Kyle, in charge of
the Pacific Coast division, and the officers of
the Southern California division.
MI and Mrs. Myer Jacobs have gone to
Mendenhall Springs, TO remain until August.
Mrs. .. {. Miller and family, of Sausalito
are ruSticating at Anderson Springs, Lake
County.
The Misses McQuaide, daughters of the
well-kaOwn capitalist, Mr.. Michael Me
Qualde, are spending the summer at the
Hotel del Monte, Monterey.
Nj Timothy Hopkins, the Treasurer of
the Southern Pacific Company, sailed yes
terday with his family for Japan on the
Oceanic. AS his vacation will be passed
amid surroundings not particularly sug-
geStlYe OF rallroadlng, he will have all the
more opportunity for rest and recreation,
and will doubtless return to California bet
ter Informed than ever on the subject of
chTySanthemum culture, although already
regarded as the most successful producer of
those flowers on the Pacific Coast to-day, if
not in the United States. His Menlo Park
gardens are much admired at all seasons Of
the year.
Late arrivals at Anderson Springs in
clude: l. W. Watson, Vallejo; Mr.. and
Mrs. c. II. Nor, Oakland Dominica Ma
rinO, john j. Janson. Mrs. Kahrs, Mrs.
Stoutenberg, f. Bellmer, John H. Klein. S.
Lilienthal, Miss Kate McColgau, ID. f. Nc
Carthy, ID. I. Mccarthy Jr., Mrs. Sullivan,
Sarah f. O'DOnnell, Miss Mamie Lasey,
Frank Greenan, Conrad Triebor. Mrs. G. j.
Crane, II. A SagehOrn, Peter Becker. Miss
L. l.. Mccarthy, Miss Josie Mccarthy,
Miss a. Mcclellan. San Francisco.