The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-08-21
OUT OF TOWN PERSONALS.

Inc saturday rush 10 Catalina was something
entirely unprecedented in the history of the
island, fully 700 people arriving within
twenty-four hours. The first steamer of the
day arrived at 1;30 p NJ, her decks crowded
with passengers. Every effort was strained to
accommodate the throng. At the Metropole
portions of wide piazzas were canyassed in and
cots spread. Down at the Island Villa half of the
large parlor was curtained off, and here cots
were made up to accommodate the ladies,
whose husbands were occupying quarters on
the Metropole porch. Every tent, cottage,
hotel and clearinghouse on the island was
literally packed from top to bottom, and the
staterooms on the Hernosa ana yachts lying
in the bay were occupied. The fact that Just
now the season is at its height and the added
attraction of the opera "Pinafore," which was
produced in the pavilion last evening, COM
bined to bring this phenomenal rush.
U. S. Grant Jr. and family of San Diego ar
rived at the Metropole last night. c. A. Bald
win, nephew of "Lucky" Baldwin, is spending
some time at the Metropole, accompanied by
his wife and little daughter. Mr.. and Mrs. w.
Lacy Waters of Montecito arrived at the Metro
pole last night. Among well-known Angelenos
who are spending August at the Metropole are
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard M Sale. Mrs. DAWSON,
wife of DR.. DAWSON, president OF the state
Board OF Health, accompanied by her children,
is camping here. DR.. DAWSON comes to the
island to pass Sundays. Professor +. A. Molly
neaux, Superintendent of Schools of Pomona, is
enjoying camp life here. H. q. Osborne, editor
here with his family camping for six weeks
and returned to the city yesterday. Hon. is.
Chapman and family, ]. F.. Crosby and family,
DR.. and Mrs ]. Fl. Edmonds, Mrs Glassell and
family are among the prominent Los Angeles
people soiourning at the Metropole. E.. f.
Hurlbut and family of Pasadena returned last
and win probably remain till the end
OF August. DR.. Lulu Ellis of Los An
geles, accompanied by her sister, Miss
Charlotte Talbot left this week for Europe to
in SnppjAltv-
that of microscopical work. r. J. Boyer and
C. L. Dietz, of Oakland arrived at the Metro
pole last night. Mr.. and Mrs w. W. Wright OF
Fresno are at the Island Villa, TT. O'Brien of
San Francisco and Mrs. L. Kane OF Sacramento
are at Catalina, stopping at the Grand View
Hotel. The three Carhart brothers, who have
been at the Metropole for some time, left Tor
Santa Barbara to be present at the marriage OF
their sister, Miss Carhart, to Dana Burks, a
wel-known bank cashier of Los Angeles. s.
NJ. Haskell OF the Pomona Progress has joined
the editorial colony OF Catalina. Wilbur +.
George and wife of Sacramento and Mr..
Rideout and wife of Marysville left Catalina
pole. They will visit Santa Monica and ascend
the heights of Echo Mountain, leaving for the
north on Monday. Wesley Clark and family,
prominent Los Angeles society people, arrived
w. Fl. Perry, the well-known Los Angeles lum-
ber-dealer and owner of the Los Angeles thea
theater, arrived last night accompanied
by his daughter and husband, Mr.. and
Mrs. Medina Wood, d. A. Helbing, Mr.. and
Mrs Frank Campbell were among the San
Franciscans who arrived at the Metropole to-
day. George l.. Fish and Miss l.. Stuart of Oak
land were among the arrivals at the Metropole
by the noon steamer to-day. w. c. Patterson,
president of the Los Angeles Chamber OF Com
merce arrived by this noon's steamer to join
his family at the Metropole. He was accom-
panied by H, Jevne. L. n. Breed, the we'll
known Los Angeles banker, and j. J. Mellus
joined the Angelenos at the Metropole for over
Sunday. P. NJ. Green. president of the First
National Bank of Pasadena, with his wife and
daughter, is at the Metropole Mrs. w. r.
Fortune of Ramona has returned from a six
weeks visit in San Francisco. l. W. Hellman
Jr. accompanied the Misses Castle down from
San Francisco, who came to be present at the
Miss Winston. Mr.. and Mrs. Mclaughlin of
SAN Jose are visiting their daughter, Mrs. l.. G.
Scheller of Ramona. Miss Alice Hobart OF San
Francisco, who has been the guest of Mrs. John
p. Jones and Miss Jones at Miramar, their
Santa Monica home, has returned home. Her
marriage with Mr.. Lester, nephew of Senator
Jones, will take place in the early autumn.
Gilroy, CAL, Aug. 20.-Dr. and Mrs. Strong
of San Francisco are here with relatives.
George c. Earl, George w. Reynolds and Rich
ard Mccain of San Francisco, appraiser of the
Miller d Lux.estate, were here recently. Mrs.
Charles and Mrs. Pershing of Suisun visited
friends in this city last week. Mrs. Bernard
D. Murphy and her sister, Mrs. Geoghegen, of
San Jose visited the Sisters of ST. Mary's Pres
entation Convent last week. Miss Minnie Will
ley is home from Sausalito. Ross and James
Sargent, Oscar None A. w. Furlong and c.
Johnson have returned from camping trip to
Monterey. Mrs. E. j. Fuan is spending the
week in San Francisco. Miss Frances E. john
son of San Marcial Sonora. Mexico, arrived to-
day, and an elaborate "tea'i was given in her
honor at the residence of Mrs. c. A. Moxett, in
which several of her young lady friends par
ticipated. Leon Loupe gave q progressive
angling party at the Rea mansion Saturday
evening for his cousins, Miss Nellie Hostetter
and Coraee Montgomery OF San Jose. William
Wilson of San Jose was in town Sunday. Miss
Emma Miller has taken charge of a school in
San Benito County. Mrs. DR.. Cooper and chill
dren are over from Fresno to spend the heated
term. In the firemen's daughter contest Miss
Fannie Moore leads with 342 votes, Miss Josie
Wolfram 226, and Miss Laura Dewart 179.
Capitola, Cal, Aug. 2O.-Arrivals st Hotel
Capitola: Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. J. Glennan, Santa
Clara; Mrs M. Macabee, Ralph Lowe, Theo B.
Lowe, Sam Lowe, San Jose; Charles Overacker,
E. E. Ushar, Niles; Frank Fuslar, Fresno;
Duncan Mcpherson. Santa Cruz; Mrs. Amos
and family, San Francisco; A. E. Bowman,
San Jose Mr.. and Mrs. II. E. Fellows, Los
Gatos; Clay N. Johnson, Kate Wright, San
Jose H. B. Towne, Santa Ana; ]. NJ. Wright,
Iona Prieta; George Lauck, Santa Clara: Mr..
and Mrs j. d. Week Jr., New Orleans; Mrs.
Groome, Mrs. Thomas, T. E. K. Cornell, Sausa-
Tito; Mrs. G. E. Owen San Jose; Mrs. Jennie
Pepper, San Francisco; J. Pancera, j. H. Chriss-
man, San Jose; w. g. Droleop and children,
Jose; Mr.. and Mrs w. T. Cope, A. A. Taylor,
Santa Cruz; C. j. Wilcox Jr., San Jose.
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