The morning call., 1892-08-22

The chief event OF the coming winter season,
when society will make a great public display
viii be- THE Polvclinic Annual Festival" which
this season Will take the form of au operate pro-
uuciion by Messrs. II. j. Stewart and Peter Rob-
eTtson at the Grand Opera house IN February. Of
course many other opportunities VIII. as usual
present themselves when our -Four hundred w Ill
turn out en- msSse In the cause OF sweet char
fty." but an association such as the Polytechnic,
that attends 10 the sick poor irrespective OF
nation llty or creed is the one above all others
TO secure The patronage ard support OF those
who have superabundance of this worlds
wealth.
Monterey.
Society is Hooking TO Monterey, and every
available room at the Hotel del Monte is occu-
pied or VIII be during the week. The Country
Cub must be voted great social success, and
too much praise cannot be given te the admra-
bic way that Msssrs Frederick r. Webster and
j. NJ. Quay, president and secretary OF the club
respectively, have managed all the prelimlna-
ries. Valuable assistance IS being rendered by
all the different committees, and by Friday all
Will be in readiness for the shoot" special
train VIII leave San Francisco on Friday after
noon. at 1870 o'clock, which viii arrive at
Monterey about 4.
Every detail has been attended to for the COM
fort and convenience Of the crowd of guests who
Will throng this lovely resort, and every avail
viii be sidetracked here for the convenience of
those who are unable TO secure sleeping accom-
mOcaiions al the hotel The Cosmos Club will
have two cars for the use OF Its members.
On Friday evening the draw for teams VIII
take place at O'clock. 10 be designated the
Reds" and the "Blues,' who viii meet
on Saturday morning at O'clock In friendly
rivalry and shoot for the club prizes on the
grounds about one mile distant from The hotel.
Every vehicle In Monterey has been pressed into
service for The tTansT oItaiion Of guests TO the
grounds, where lunch VIII be provided, and
about the largest and most select gathering ever
heard of will enjoy an al fresco meal and listen
10 the strains Of music by 90 members Of the
Park band, which Will play at intervals during
The progress OF the shooting contest
Tie first match viii be between he "Reds'
and lie Blues" each man firing al "a birds.
The first - birds shot al will score for tie sea-
sons prizes. Five prizes will be given for the
highest scores made by members eoGtesiing ia
five out OF the seven shoots Of the season. The
shooting will be under the Country Club pigeon
shooting rules and Mr.. Kyle Will be the referee.
The prizes consist Of silver chaiing DISH silver
decanter. Winchester rife, silver flask, silver
wine cooler and medals.
On the return from the shoot dinner will be
served al the hotel. and Noah Brandps orchestra
VIII play in the dining-roOm from 6 I'LL 8. There
viii lie a Park band concert and prone
made from till 10 o'clock, after which
dancing and a midnight supper viii con
cude the festivities of the day. This grand
meeting of the upper ten OF The state will be long
remembered as the greatest gathering on rec
ord the Queen Bee" of society Is here,
hence the swa ming. Sunday VIII be
appropriately observed by grand sacred con-
cert IN the morning by the Paik band. Al mid
day the club VIII meet at the shooting grounds.
where match will take place between picked
team OF tie Country Club and picked team from
some other club not designated. Sunday even
Ing Will witness one Of the gTandest pyToIechnic
displays seen in the State, and pr parafiOns
are being made for grand electric Illumination
Of the grounds, Which Is sure 10 be carried Ont
f. a most brauIifui and effective manner.
The fireworks display viii be at Del Monte
Lake, close TO the hotel, and during the evening
there viii be a concert by the Park band, which
Will, latter every cracker has cTacN ed" play
Home, Sweet Home" and thus bring TO an end
the best outing OF Tie season. "Ia-ra-Ta Boom
de Ay" has gwen place 10 Del Monte Monte
Rev"
Tie following IS a list OF some Of those who
MIR and Mrs William AIvord Mr.. II b. Al
yord. Mr.. and Mrs. +. d. AtheTton. Mr.. and Mrs.
BIr. and Mrs. f. A. Bruguiere. Mr. Z. A. Bru-
cuiere JT- DR.. ana Mrs. George j. Bucknall
Mr.. ". s. Barnes MIR. and Mrs. T. L. BosQui,
Mr. ana Mrs. George d. BOYD, Mr.. and Mrs. y.
j. Britain, MI Harry BabcOck, MI and Mrs. w.
- Bourn. Mrs. X. Belde1 Mr. W. Bigelow,
Major aud MIS-. Hunt, L. S. A. Miss Mamie
BuTling.
Mr. and Mrs F. j. Carolan. Mrs Eugene Cas-
serly. Miss Daisy sserly. Dir. George Croker,
Rr. r. L. Coleman, Dir. j. L. Carroll, Mrs. Col
burn. Miss Colburn. Miss Cahill. Mr.. and Mrs.
John ". Coleman, Miss Jessie Coleman Mr.. and
Mrs. J. NJ. Cunningham, Miss Cunningham.
Nj. and Mrs. Waller Z. Dean, Miss Dean, Mr..
Walter L. Dean, Miss Eleanor DimOnd, Mr.. and
Mrs. d. NJ. Demas. the Misses Delmas, Mr.
Paul Delmas. Miss Dickinson, Mrs. A. NJ. Dbl
blee. MI Edward DonOhOe, MI and Mrs. l. l..
Daniortb. Miss Fanny DanfOrth.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. ". Earl, Mr.. ana Mrs. J. G.
E3siiand, MI. and Mrs. Perry L. Eyre, Miss
M1 and Mrs. NJ. c. Fox. Mr.. and Mrs. F. A.
Countess festetes. DIR. and Mrs. c. Fenk-
hansen Mrs. A. Fenkhaussn, Mrs. II. ID. Fry,
Mrs. }. a; Foger. Mr.. j. a. Folger, Mr.. E. Il.
FOgeT, Miss !. Fox. Mr.. {. FrOech Jr.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick II. Green. MIR. and
Mrs. Adam Grant, Mr.. and Mrs. j. X. GrsmeT,
Mrs. William NJ. Gwln. Mis-. Gwin. Miss Maggie
Gwin. Mis-. George ". Grayson, Mr.. JOSEF il ID.
Grant. Mt Il. X. Grayson.
Nj. aad Mrs. Bash Heathcote, Mr.. and Mrs.
Louis I. Hsggin, Mr.. and Mrs. J. DowBey Har-
yey, General and Mrs. j. F. houghton, Miss
Minnie HOBghtoD, Mrs. Charles Webb Howard,
Mrs J. s. HageT Misses Hsger, Mrs. Houston,
Colonel BaFeT and Miss Hager OF Colusa.
Mrs. James Irvine.
Mr.. and Mrs. Webster Jones, Mrs. Henry
Jann. Mrs. j. 7. Jackson, Miss Jackson. Miss
Nellie Jolife, Miss Jeghers, Mr.. Andrew Jack
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer s. King. Mrs. N. G.
Kitlie. Mr.. w. s. Kitte, Mr.. j. q. Kittle, Mr. n.
q. kittle, hr. Lansing o. Kellogg, Mr.. c. w.
Kyle.
Mr.. and Mrs. q. A. Low, Mr. and Mrs. Jerome
Lincoln, Miss Ethel Lincoln, Mr.. }. B. Lincoln.
Mrs. NJ. W. Longstreet, Mrs. NJ. B. NJ. 1oland.
Mrs. NJ. McMullin Latham, Mr.. Milton s. La.
than Mrs w. j. Lowry, the Misses Lowry, Miss
Mr.. and Mrs. William F. Mau, Mrs. H. Albert
Mau, Miss Julia Mau. MIR. and Mrs. i. MEG.
Mclean, Miss Edith Mclean, MIR. and Mrs. VIII
liam i. Morgan the Misses Morgan Mr.. and
Mrs. L. j. McCulcheoB. Miss McCutcheoB, Mr.
and Mrs. NJ. b. MeMaban, the Misses bicMahan,
bliss Mills. Miss a. Mills, Miss Mclaughlin Mr.
". Fl: Martin, hi Edgar Mills Jr., MIR. Ward
McAllisier.
Mrs W. Mayo Newhau, Mr.. George A. New.
hail. Mr.. Walter 5. NeWball, Miss KITTY L. Nolan
Lieutenant and Mrs. j. Oyster. G. S. A., MIR.
and Mrs. Robert oxDard, Miss Lillian OConnor,
Mr. and Mrs. f. f., Preston, MI. and Mrs.
Theodore Payne, NJ. J. C. Palmer, Mrs. James
Pierce, Miss P0Ihemus Mr.. James d. Phelan.
Mr.. Joseph NJ. Quay.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Rutherford. Mr.. and Mrs.
George T. Raum. Mir. and Mrs. Isaac L. Requa,
Miss Amy J.. Requa. Mr. and Mrs. George II
Roe, Dr. and Mrs. Luke Robinson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. SchmiedeI Mr.. and Mrs r.
T. Scott Miss Scott, Mr. and Mrs. 4. W. scbolIe
MIR: and Mrs. Frank J. Sullivan, Mr. and Mrs
r. w sharon, Mr.. and Mrs. John j. Sabin. Mr..
ana Mis Irving NJ. Scott. Mr. and Mrs. II. II.
Sherwood MIR. and Mrs. James Stewart, Mr.. and
MIS- George Srerry, Mr.. aud Mrs. J. b. Sietson
MIS- MIS-, a. " Sisson' Mrs *. T. Sherwood. Miss
spencer Mr. L. Z. Schmiedel Mr. !. ID. Sher-
Mr.. and Mrs. W. b. Tubbs. Mr.. and Mrs. WI.
lam Hlnekley Taylor, Mr. and Mrs. ID. d. Ten.
nyson BIT and Mrs A. l.. Tnbbs. Mrs. j. d.
ITailian,' mr' ~. H. Taylor Jr Mr. Frederick w.
Mr.. and Mrs. !. C. Van Ness. Miss Van Ness
Mrs l. 5. Van Wrinkle, Miss Van WinkIe. Mr.
J.. L. Van Wrinkle, Mr. II. II. Veuve, Baron w
J.. j. Van BaIyeTen.
Mr.. aud Mis-. 4. j. Wooster. Mr. and Mrs r
G. Noolworth, Miss Helen Woolwortb Mr. and
Mrs. George Whlttell, Mr. and Mrs. f. L. Whit
ney. Mr.. aud Mls j. b. Wright, Mr. and MRS. +.
j. Woodward, Mr.. and Mrs. w. b. Wiltshire
Mrs. Andrew WEIGH. Mrs. William +. Wallace
Miss R0mie Wallace.
Santa Cruz.
Society has somewhat Quieted down since tie
withdrawal OF the "boys In blue" and compare.
lively speaking. this las been a week of resi-.
Several very recherche parties have however.
taken nlace and Mr Snnfap nnened Tia uaak hr