The San Francisco call., 1895-05-20
SOCIETY IN THE COUNTRY,
San FranciscanS Are Fast
Filling Up the Summer
Resorts.
THE COLLEGE CoMMENCEMENTs.
An Amateur Circus in Oakland.
The Mills College Musi-
Gale.

The closing concert of the Conservatory
of Music at Mills College will be given on
Monday evening, May 81. at 7:30 O'Clock.
and commencement exercises will be held
on the 2Sth.
Commencement week at Stanford Uni
versity will begin on Friday next, with the
baseball game between the faculty and the
seniors. On Monday viii be class-day,
Tuesday alumni day, and Wednesday
commencement day.
! Oakland is to have circus with amateur
talent on the Sth of June. The affair is In
charge of Oakland Lodge of Elks, who are
getting together grand aggregation OF
talented performers from members of the
Reliance and Acme Athletic clubs and
Others who will take part as riders, ring
masters, clowns and acrobats.
Among the late arrivals at Skaggs Hot
Springs were the following:
| Mr.. and Mrs. J. L. Haskell, Master Blanchard
Cron1se, Henry Kenitzer, Miss Minnie Weiss,
Miss Lulu Simon, r. G. Horne, j. P. Thomas,
Dr.. J. Stow Ballard, Mr.. and Mrs. John sroufe,
| Mrs. Frank r. Kelly, Miss NJ. Kelly, c. L. An.
gell, Mrs. G. Cipolloni, Mrs. J. R. Loosely, Mrs,
l; Haggard, r. G. O'Connor, Mrs. H. S. Morris,
MI and Mrs. George Fritch, Mrs. 1. NJ. Litch-
field and son, Edward Healey, R.W. Martinoff,
captain f. Trask John Haston, B. L. Plummer,
| Chartrand.
The Tavern of Castle Crags will open on
June l, when large mum ber of people will
| leave here for this mountain resort Among
some of the guests will be:
W. Mayo Newhall and family. w. F. Herrin
and family, Mrs. C. W.. Crocker. Miss Julia
family, W: E: Davis and family, Mrs. Ira Pierce,
Miss Sophia Pierce, Mr.. and Mrs. Chauncey R.
wirnsl4w, rnafn Jqdge s and Mrs W. G. Van Fleet, H.
| Miller, John Fowler Mr.. and Mrs. Ignatz Stein
hart, II. Sehussler and family, Mr.. ana Mrs. P.
\. Lilienthal and family, Mr.: and Mrs. J, NJ.
Helen Woodworth, Mr. and Mrs. 1. w. Hellman
and family, T. w. Van Sicklen and family, Mrs.
william NJ; Gwin, Miss Mary Belle Gwin, Miss
Cora smedberg, Mr.. and Mrs: A. P. Talbot, Mrs.
G. M. Goewey, E. II. Kittridge. Mr.. and Mrs.
Homer s. King, Mrs. r. W. Gorrill James NJ.
Brown; Mrs. Elizabeth Bruce, Mrs. Pope, Mrs.
NJ. p Morgan, Miss Ella Morgan, Miss Therese
Morgan, Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Frank, Mr. and Mrs
Isaac Upham, Arthur Brown, Rev. and Mrs. R.
=; route, +; 6; Crane. Mrs. P. L. Barker, T. NJ.
Hlte and ". +. Taylor of Portland and d. V.
Striker of Los Angeles.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. B. Wiltshire will be at
the Arcadia Hotel, Santa Monica, during
the month of June
The officers and ladies of the Presidio
will give hop tomorrow, evening in the
mess hall of the post.
|
Santa Cruz during the latter months of the
summer season.
S. Konigstein and his family have left
for prolonged stay in Europe.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. It. Himz and their
nephew, J. c. Berendsen, left for tour OF
Europe last week.
Mrs. S. Coleman of 915 Buchanan street
has gone to Paso Robles for few weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. George e. Hall of Bing-
hamton, N. Y, who have been visiting va
| rious parts OF this State for the past three
months, left for the East last Tuesday.
Edgar j. Mayors left last Tuesday on his
bicycle for trip to the Yosemite.
The engagement is announced of Miss
| Essie Calm and Sam Aufrichtig. They
will receive next Sunday at 1924 Ellis
street.
The annual outing of the Occidental
kindergarten took place on Wednesday
last at the Children's Playground, Colder
Gate Park. Owing to sickness and to the
inclemency of the weather only 40 of the
100 little ones who attend the kindergarten
were enabled to participate and to enjoy
the hospitality of Mr.. Murphy, manager O.
the grounds, to whose kindness much o.
the success of the affair is due.
at the residence of Mrs. w. Hildebrandt
1OS Trenton street, in honor of hel
daughter Carries twentieth birthday
There were over a hundred people present
The rooms and Railways were beautifully
decorated with palms and ferns. The
evening was spent with dancing and vocal
and instrumental music, followed by an
elaborate supper.
"A surprise party was given to Mollie
Skelly by Flora L. Mnller and Kittie G,
Allen on Friday evening last at her resi-
dence, 1913 Fell street. Among those
| present were:
Mollie and Regina skelly, Alice McGrath,
1 T. ATTl11n
| Mamie and Jennie Cronan, Alice Williams
| Agnes and Laura Wetmore, Doreatha Harboe
Winnie Gilkerson, May Gibson, Jeasie Armager,
| holser, Charlie Mcdonald, Charlie Mahoney.
Willie Jacobs, viii Pitchford, Willie Hatteroth,,
Lange. Roy Whitney, Harry Rees, Frank Har.
rington, Charlie Hall, Rob Williams and George
| Healey.
| a surprise party was given to Miss Mag
| gle O'Brien by her friends on Tuesday
evening. April 80, at her residence, 4S3
| Clementlna street. An excellent literary
and musical programme was carried out,
| and dancing was kept up until a late hour
Among those present were:
Mrs. O'Brien, Mrs. Hines, Mrs. Buttermore.
| Mrs. OConnor, Miss NJ O'Brien, Miss Emma
Miss Nellie Fitzgerald, Miss Maggie ]. oBrien Ben
Miss Frances Walton, Miss Lucy Fitzgerald
| Miss Georgiana O'Brien, Miss Kate Egan, Miss
| Swibtna Hines, James P. Gaffney, Thomas
| O'Brien, Mr.. Sheehan, Vincent Cuilinan, G.
Miller, J. Harris, George Walton, Daniel
| O'Brien, George Little, John o'Brien and j.
| Reid.
| Branch No. 2, G. L. A. s., will give a
| dramatic and social entertainment in Mis-
| sion Opera-hall on Tuesday evening, Nav
%. The Western Addition Club has vol
unteered to play ''The Rough Diamond. -
| Professor ]. B. Francis and the Monde
linata Club, Professor L. Merki leader.
will give concert and ball at the Mission
| Turn Verein Hall, Eighteenth street. near
Valencia, next Tuesday evening.
| The Verdis gave their monthly reception
and ball at Union-square Hall last Thurs
day evening. The grand march was led
! by Frank j. Williams and Miss Nav Par
| menter.