The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-07-07


Crichton, Mrs Emeric Fitzpatrick, Mrs. P. F.
Fay, Maud Fay, Edna Fay, Mary C. Fitzpatrick,
Mary Mccarthy, Marie E. Grennan, Mrs. c. j..
Harrigan, Mrs. William Shaughnessy and two
children, Louise Knorp, Annie 0'Connor. Mrs.
James II. O'Brien, Mrs. II. A. Rafferty,, Miss
Agnes Branks, Miss Katie Fitzgerald, Mrs. P.
A. Macdonald and four children, Miss Macdon-
aid, Mrs. NJ. Kelly.
Adams Springs, July 5, 1S95.-The Fourth oil
July was fittingly celebrated here yesterday.
The exercises of the day opened with the
firing of salute of thirteen guns which was
followed in the afternoon by the following
well-rendered programme: Introductory re-
marks, Harry NJ. Campo; chorus, America"
Adams quartet; reading OF the Declaration of
Independence, Professor A. M. Elston; solo and
chorus, 'Red, White and Blue II. NJ. Campo
and Adams quartet; poem, Professor c. Brier;
solo, "Our Country's Flag" Mrs Whittemore
Grafton, DR.. w. K. Prather; chorus, ''Star
Spangled Banner" Adams quartet. The even
ing's exercises consisted OF several well.
rendered selections followed by display OF
fireworks, after which the guests repaired to
the dancehall and INDUCED in dancing.
Hardin Springs, July 5, 1s95.-Everything
considered, the Fourth was not forgotten at the
springs 1t rained almost steadily during the
day and the early part of the evening. In the
morning the guests had the pleasure of view
ing the Stars and Stripes floating on the top of
Mount Harbin an altitude of 1000 feet above
the porch of the hotel. Nothing daunted by
the weather, grand entertainment was given
in the evening with the following programme;
Mrs. C.. Il. Edison, vocal solo, with violin obi
cato by P. f. franklin; Nellie and Eddie Hays,
dialogue; o. E. Bozio, violin solo; Miss Ma
hony, vocal solo: Mr.. Murphy, jig; Harry Dev-
ening, recitation; Max Harris, either solo;
Louis Fredericks, recitation; Evelyn Carson,
recitation; Harry Franklin, flute solo; Jessie
Scheyer, recitation; DR.. Tasker, vocal solo;
Miss r. Mohr, vocal solo; Susie Devening,
recitation; Joseph Fugita and George TobiaSca,
versions OF Japan-Chinesa war.
The Geysers Sonoma County, july 5, 1895
In spite of the disagreeable weather the Fourth
was a lively day at the Geysers. Early in the
morning the noise of the frecrackers was min
gled with the louder bang of the guns, and
later the old as well as the young joined in the
sport. Mrs H. A. Powell of Oakland gave a
progressive heart party, her guests numbering
about twenty, and thus the exceedingly dis
agreeable afternoon was whiled away in most
pleasant manner. Wednesday jolly party of
nine started early for Cobb Mountain, return
ing late in the afternoon.
Among the arrivals of the last few days are:
II. A. Bernard, Mrs F. B. Mackinder, Rev. C.
S. Coy, Mrs. Coy, Z. McElroy, Mrs. c. Watts, NJ.
Watts, II. c. Watts, Miss Newman, s Bauer, G;
Bolch, Mrs. Austin, Miss H. Cantel, L. Cantel
Jr., A. H. Williams, DR.. William F. Dohrmann,
Mr.. and Mrs. G. F. Waters, Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam II. Hammer, Mr.. and Mrs. S. B. Corbaley,
T. Uchno, C. Muller, Mr.. and Mrs. c. Rosener,
B. Cooper A. Cooper, Mr.. and Mrs. J. Bell, E.
Brooks, T. Sheldon, ]. w. Schmidt, Mr.. and
Mrs C. H. Schmidt, Mrs. Becker, NJ. C. Talbot,
o. Morrison.
Highland Springs July 8, 1s95.--Among the
late arrivals here are the following: Mr.. and
Mrs. D. H. Whittemore, George w. Hooper, Mrs.
George Hooper, w. NJ. Donaldson, A. L. Muller,
]. A. Wallace, n. Waltrip. Mrs. J. G. Shaw, Mrs.
/. E. Shaw, r. H. Wood, John A. Sauer, ]. H,
Nicon, Mr. and Mrs. C. Zimmerman, S. T. Ster-
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Hubbard, Mrs. Anger and daughter, o. T.
Gunes. G. n. Meyers, A. H. Williams, DR.. W. F.
Dohrmann. E. T. Glove, B. F. Wenger. G. n. L.
Luce, Charles Mau, Mrs G. Gibson Mrs. C. Glib
son, K. Mloose, ]. o. Adams, Miss F. B. Slattery,
Mrs. Thomas Jennings, Miss Jennings, Mr.. and
Mrs. P. F. Kingston, Mrs Maxwell, John S.
Maxwell, J. c. N Bates, Josephine Stevens
Minnie Stevens, Lulah Stevens, Sara Stevens,
j. Wroute, Miss Benson, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Traynor, Mr.. and Mrs. F. B. Brophy, Miss f.
Scully, Miss n. Scully, Mrs. Abel, Mrs. F. G.
SaylOr, Will E. Irwin, Miss Saylor, Charles B.
Adams, J. J. B. Argent, H. c. Oaens, B. D,
Bent, w. K. Craig.