The morning call., 1891-07-05

couple, who start on life's journey with the
best wishes of a host of friends.
The following were among the invited
guests: Mr.. and Mrs. William Pringle, Mr..
and Mrs James Compton. Mr.. and Mrs. j
b. Do loft, Dr. and Mrs. W. B. Grimes, Mr.
and Mrs. Archie McGinty, Mr. and Mrs. 81 q.
NJ. Templeton, Supervisor and Mrs. j. b.
Freitas, Judge George r. Borden. Miss Emma
Pringle, Miss Title Pringle, Miss l.. Rawles,
Irvie {. Pringle, James Compton Jr., Fred
Compton, W. H. Compton, Miss L. Comp
ton of Halfmoon Bay; NJ. and Mrs. Hay
ward, Mr.. and Mrs. D. Moore. Miss Jessie
Hayward Mrs NJ. Ellis, Harry Moore of
PeScaderO; Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Hay
ward, Miss Emma Hayward of Woodside
William Pringle Jr. of Martinez, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. E. Holloway. Mr.. and Mrs. II. E.
Matte Holloway, Miss Emma Holloway of
San Francisco.
Society Personals.
Mr.. Lloyd Tevis visited Virginia City
during the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. George II. Mastick returned
from the East last Friday, via the Canadian
Pacific line
Mr.. ana Mrs. David Hewes and their
child are at Del Coronado.
Rev. Dr. Mackenzie and Mr.. Brogan have
returned from a Tip to Point Arena. They
were accompanied by Mr.. Donald Ross and
family.
Mr.. j. B. Haggin has returned to Santa
Barbara in special train.
Mayor NJ. {. Chapman and party of Oak
land returned from trip to Yosemite on
Thursday. They went by private convey
ance and have been away about tire e
weeks. Besides Mayor and Mrs. Chapman
the party included G. r. Look, wife and
daughter,-J j. X. sandman, wife and daugh-
ter Miss Howe of Maine. Mrs. Donaldson,
w. W. Childs and wife and the cook.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Kelly and NJ IS
Agnes Kelly Of this city are at Rosemont.
Mill Nailey.
Mrs. II. ". Miller and family, Miss NJ. E.
Moroney and Miss Sadie Stowell have re-
turned to their homes in this city after a
pleasant vacation OF several weeks spent at
Oak Grove Cottage, Saratoga.
Miss Edna Armer has spent her vacation
in San Jose with Miss Alice Howard.
Mr.. Herbert o. Tozer, son of General and
Mrs. Liewellyn ToZer, has returned TO rhis
Coast from Boston, where he has been at
tending college. He VIII resume his studies
again in September.
the Coast, is at present SojOurning in Lake
port, Lake County.
Mr.. and Mrs. Erastus Corning Sr. of AL
bany, n. y, Miss Corning Captain, Gray and
Miss GRAY will leave shortly for a tour
through Washington, Oregon and British
Columbia. The will sail for Alaska in the
last week of July.
Among the later arrivals at Oak Grove
Cottage, Saratoga. are Miss Amy Hughes of
Alameda, Mrs. c. Sadler Miss Bertha Sad
Ter and Willie Sadler of Berkeley
Miss Evelyn l.. Fulton and Miss Jessie
Gordon will return on Monday from Pesca-
deru, where they have been spending few
weeks.
British Consul Donoho and son have
gone to Point Arena TO enjoy couple OF
| weeks fishing in the Garcia River.
Mrs. Gustaye LlebOld and daughter OF
San Francisco are the guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs. James II. Stewart, in Cottage Grove,
San Jose.
Mrs. Robert NJ. Rowland and Misses
Edith aud Louise Rowland were guests OF
Major and Mrs. f. b. Stonenill and Mrs. l.
King AT the Redondo Hotel recently.
Miss Mae DOrr of Oakland is the guest Of
Mrs. Captain Garvin at Surf Cottage
BplinaS.
Mr.. Isaias W. Hellmar, the well-known
banker, and his family are at Redondo Hote
for the summer
Mr.. Martin Sachs, of the firm of Martin
| Sachs Il Co., went down to the Vendome
last Friday night to spend the Fourth witt
his family.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. Miner (nee Sherman)
who have been spending their honeymoon al
| Coronado, will start TOR this city to-day
Mr.. Henry Payot, of the firm of Payot
| Upham Il Co., is at the Nendome, San Jose
Mr.. Arthur McEwen, the correspondent
| has been visiting Reno. His wife's health
IS precarious and she is there under physi
| clans care.
Mrs. Clement n. Frank and her sister
Miss Sadie L. Walsh, have gone to Skaggs
| Springs to join their father, Mr.. Martin
| Walsh. and will return home the last of the
month.
The Misses Katie and Irma White. Of
Oakland, are rusticating at Browns Valley
\ uba County.
Mr.. Horace Halves has been visiting
Fresno.
Mr.. William Westhof, an esteemed citi.
zen, and wife, accompanied by DR.. Kreutz-
mann and wife and Mr.. Henry Wagner
| VIII leave to-day for the rural shades Of
Lake Tahoe, where they intend to spend six
weeks IN tie enjoyment of piscatorial sport
| and other Notwithstanding exercises. They
| have engaged in advance accommodations al
| Mckinney's Hotel at the lake, a picturesque
| property which, embracing the wharf and
400 acres OF the surrounding forest was
| purchased recently by Mr. Westhoff.
| HE latest arrivals at Paradise Springs are
| Fred 10y Mrs G. F. Tantan, NJ. Samuel,
| Paris Kilburn, II. w. Delaney, Mrs. H. NJ.
| Lakeman, Mrs. F. J. Twiss. Hugh McCrum.
| Fred B. Davis, Miss NJ. Nelson, Mrs. Jes-
| SUM and two daughters, Miss Wormser.
| David Scannell, c. W. Winter, Mrs. T. l.
| Smith, NJ. Redmund, r. kohn, John Bou-
chard, c. ". Grant Miss Fanny Grant. NJ
g. Ferrer, Joseph knowiton Jr., San Fran.
cisco; Mrs. G. ", McKeand, Miss Con-
stance Mckeand, Mrs. A. J. Russell, Oak
land; Nj and Mrs 5. G. Little, Edna and
/ Elmer Little, Mrs Young. Dixon; Miss f
| A. Tantan, Miss L. B. Walton, San Jose
| Mrs. 6. W. Theuerkauf, Miss Theuerkauf
G. L. Faw, Gonzales; DR.. r. S. Mathews,
Kings City; 3. McCresry, Sacramento; G.
| Magetti. Watsnnville; T. j. Field. Monte,
rev; c. 7. Romie, Soledad: Mrs. William
| MelcZer son and nnrse San Rafael