The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-07-10
Personal MENTION.

Mr. and Mrs. James Irvine have returned
from their home at the san Joaquin ranch and
are The guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Nj. Plum.
Miss Louise L. Plum has returned from visit
to Southern California.
Hon. and Mrs. NJ. NJ. Estee are at Hedgeside,
their country home in Napa County.
Mr.. and Mrs. Perry 7. Eyre have returned
from their Eastern trip and occupying their
villa at Menio Park.
Miss Alice Ziska Is acknowledged to be The
champion swimmer at Santa Cruz this season.
She ventures out much further than any one
else and swms gracefully without fatigue. She
Will return TO the city In few days.
Miss b rtha Blanchard who is at Santa Cruz
with Mrs. Henry Williams, Is one of the pretti-
est girls seen on the beach, and has many ad-
mirers.
Dr. George j. Bucknall viii return to the city
to-day after passing a fortnight pleasantly in
Southern California. He visited the Hotel del
Coronado and Los Angeles, and was the guest
OF Mrs. John I. Jones al Santa Monica. While
fishing at santa Monica last Monday he caught
fifteen pounds OF pompano, the la gest catch
Of the season.
Mr.. and Mrs William Van Bergen and Mr..
Ing a ricluresquely situated cottage on the
bluffs at Sau,alito, where they Hospitality en-
teitain many of their friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter L. Dear, Walter Leon
ard Dean. Mrs. Hager and Miss Emele Hager
will return from Alaska in about three weeks.
Miss Nellie Murphy passed the holidays at
Santa Cruz as the guest OF MIR. and Mrs. ID. NJ
Delmas.
Mrs. A. E. Head returned last Wednesday
from visit to friends at MEMO Park.
Addison Miner passed the holidays at the
Sea Beach Hotel in Santa Cruz.
Miss Kate Regan is passing the summer at
the Geysers.
DIR. S. R. Jacobs has returned from an enjoy
able sojourn IN the mountains.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Mortimer Franks (nee
WainwrIght) have returned from their wed ding
trip and are at The Hot Pleasanton.
Mr.. and Mrs. William +. Bowers were at the
Hotel Vend0me in San Jose during tile past
Miss Mabel Lewis, daughter OF Mr. and Mrs
A. j. Lewis, is one of The best swimmers at
Santa Cruz. She goes out beyond the RATS
twice every day.
William s. Barnes OF this city delivered the
Grafton at Santa Cruz on the Fourth and won
many encOmiLms of praise.
Among the ladies' who nave oeen prominent
at various faPctions held i'll connection with The
Columbian EXPOSITION are: Mrs. Horace Da1is,
Mrs. Sarah 3. Cooper. Mrs. Henry Gibbons,
Mrs. William P. Redington. Mrs: Helen c;
Huse Mrs. A. n. TOwne, MIS- Eva L. Shaw and
Mrs. Homer S. King.
Miss Ethel Knox Is passing month at the
Sea Beach Hotel in Santa Cruz.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert p. Wieand are passing
several weeks at the Hotel del Monte.
A. g. Hellman passed the Fourth at Santa
Cruz.
Mir. and Mrs. C. A. Spreckes and Miss Lur-
line Spreckes have been al the Hotel del Monte
during the past week.
Miss Della Mlll>, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
William RI. Mills, has returned home after
years course OF study at an Eastern seminary.
She will return there In September In comrany
with her mo her, who will pass several weeks
In the East.
Francis c. Newlands is expected to return
from the East In few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Aston Williams. Mrs. Henry
Williams, Miss Williams and Miss Blanchard
are occupyingta cottage on Beach Hill, Santa
Cruz.
Dr. and Mrs. .. O.. Burgess are expected to
return from Santa Cruz on Monday after pass
ing month there.
Mr.. and Mrs. George A. Pope (nee Taylop ar
rived in New IorS from Europe last Tuesday
and are expected here next week.
Mrs. A. II. Rutherford and family are passing
the season az Castle Crag.
Miss Camilla Ashe passed the holidays at the
Hotel del Monte.
Miss Mile Siebe is passing a month pleas
anly at the Sea Beach Hotel at Santa Cruz.
Walter s. Newhall and George A. Newhal
passed The Fourth at Del Monte.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Martin and Mrs. A. w.
MOulton of mis- city and Miss Julia Fiske OF
Lowell, Mass, have returned from visit to