The morning call., 1893-08-13
OUT OF TOWN..
New Workers at Summer
Resorts.
CALIFORNIANS AT THE EAST.
Movements of People Well Known
in San Francisco Social
Circles.
Correspondence of THE MORNING GALL

Correspondence OF IHE MORNlNG OAbis
New YORK, Aug. 7.-Notwithstanding
the attraction Of the Columbian EXPOSE
ton and the general financial depression
Califorpians are fitting around here IN
the East evidently as care free as bros 01
passage.
r. d. Yeland is sketching down near
Narragansett Pier. All his time. however,
is not absorbed in contemplating attrac-
tive rural scenes. He is sufficiently near
this charming summer resort to ENJOY
much of its life, activity and color.
Miss "2irdie" Fair has made her debut
in the fashionable world at Newport. She
is ENJOYING lite serenely. She has had
the coach Republic for one or two trips
this season. and has given a breakfast at
MARQUIS de Croisic's fine new hotel at
Newport. An expert whip drives this
famous coach, and the lady who engages 1t
for the day. Of course. owns IT. 1or Inc
day. The drive is generally out to the
Golf Club grounds and back 10 Newporl;
Golf that ragged in England and Scotland
two wears ago has but just commanded at
tention here and Is in popular favor The
Newporters have entered into it with
Zest somewhat to the detrlment OF the ten
mis- tournaments which are always IN vogue
Ut this city by he sea.
Mrs. w. w. Beivn of San Francisco is
summering at Hotel Casteton at New
Brighton, Staten Island. She dresses in
black of eXQuisitely soft and sheer tex
lures. which thoroughly become her
blonde beauty.
Mr.. George Dietrich is also at the Hotel
Castleton. which il pleasant haf-hour's
ride by ferry boat from New York.
The friends of Mrs. Charles Fishel will
be grieved to learn she has lost her be-
loved mother and idol zed sister within
one week. Mrs. Charles l.. Mixer. Mrs.
Fischel's sister. had been in constant at
tendance upon her mother. who has been
i'll in Chicago year and more. Inc grlet
and ANXIETY caused by her mothers ILL
ness and the ultimate death of her be-
loved parent preyed go uron Mrs. Mixers
health that she died one week after her
mother was laid To rest.
Mrs. Fishel is FRUSTRATED with grief She
is at present at her home, 1870 Broadway.
but will soon leave for some quiet retreat
in the country. where she will remain
until late in the autumn. Her mnther and
sister are buried here in Laurel Hill Gene
terry.
George E. Evans. a wealthy real estate
owner and rancbman of San Diego, Is
stopping at Narragansett Pier.
sister, Mrs. Herman Wendell of Wayne,
Mass.
Miss Mona Saunders of San Francisco
passed through town Saturday en- route
for Europe. where she goes to study music.
She is a pretty girl. yet in her teens. and
anticipates much pleasure In sightseeing
abroad before she settles down to serious
WORK
Another asprant for hiStrionic laurels
has arrived in New YORK from San Fran
cisco-a Miss Elijah beth Rowelan, who has
attained sumo degree of excellence in her
art already in California.
'Hal Blinn" is in town. supervising the
rehearsals OF 1.-The New South" which
will soon be put on again here in New
York. Mfr. "Joe" Grismer aud Miss
Phoebe Davies have returned to New York
after brief trip TO Chicago. They are
busy rehearsing their play. THE, New
achieved fame in the East.
Mr.. Francis G. Newiands is at the n OIL
land House He expects TO leave within a
day or two for Washington. He will make
flying trip from Washington to New
York aud back again during the Congress
sional season. When the silver bill Is un-
ton. armed Capable to fight for what he
considers is for the best interests Of the
West
JOHN H. Ryan, NJ. Goodwin. Alfred
Jones and W. II. Ostrander are at the
Coleman House.
MI. ana MIS-. w altHt DuSu dIO az eio
Brunswick Hotel. They have spent some
time at the Columbian Exposition. and
have visited many points of interest on
the Hudson River. They will return to
San Francisco. via the northern route, in
a few days, after seeing and enjoying all
there is Of note to see and enjoy In New
York and the country hereaboutS.
Miss Alvina Heuer, who. despite her
1attering reception in New York. is
most loval Californian. left for her home
in San Francisco SATURDAY..
Miss Shively and Mr.. Lewis Shively of
Los Angeles are at Narragansett Pier.
which seems to be this mouth an attractive
resort for Californians.
Colonel Richard Henry Savage has
launched another book on the popular cur
rent. 1t promises TO sell well. 1t has the
engaging title. "Delilah Of Harlem"
Mrs. Edna Wallace Hopper has acted
very rleasingly in "Panjandrum." in
which She took the part created by Della
Fox. The critics, who are disposed to say
Miss Edna Wallace cannot sing. readily
admit that she ""an act" DOROTHY @