The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-06-23

| Bailey, MISS flOrSncc M. DdlicH, NlIldm w AL
lace, George Goodman, A; Enquist, J. Wolf,
Robertson, Mrs. c. H. Reynolds, Miss Fenneil.
Mrs. J. A. Mcguire, George ~ Z. GGalagher W. R.
and Mrs. G. F. Smith, Mr.. and Mrs. K. Smith,
Miss Freda Smith, H. Friedlander, Mark Meyer,
Preston R. Rsuch Martin nh NJ Nil! aaggan Mrs
Reynolds, F. Hohericson, A. w. R. Schmidt,
Fl. F. Miller, F. NJ. de Lano, Abbott A. Hanks,
Thomas Fl. Rush, W. B. Kirk, Mr.. and Mrs.
Rounsevelle Wildman and family, Mrs. Louis
AJdrich B. Marks, Joe Newfield, Sam Marks,
NJ. McDonough, o. c. Glover, General w. H.
Dimond, Colonel J. r. Lame, Colonel Currier,
Major +. c.. Cluff, Captain Darlington, u. s.
A, Colonel NJ. H. Hecht, Major George H. Pop
pey, Major W. D. Waters, San Francisco; Mrs.
s. H. Thompkins, San Leandro; Senator
Thomas Flint Jr., Hon. j. NJ. Mannon, San
juan Judge and Mrs. A. P overton, Santa
Rosa; Miss Kate Menasses, stockton: S. J. Ma
guire, Rancho del Walker Valley; Miss L. Kali
Hirschberg, Mr.. and Mrs. James A. Royce,
Oakland.
Among the late arrivals at the Hotel Mateo
are the following: Mr.. and Mrs. Mann and
family, Mr. and Mrs. ]. II. Alderman and fam
ily Mr.. ana Mrs. Gallois and family, H. R.
Williar and family, Mr.. and Mrs. H. NJ. Rose,
Mrs. Goldstein R. 5. Fairchild, G. s. Fisher, G.
Z. Ames, w. r. Belcher, s. s. Bolger. ]. Glover
Smith, O. w. Williams, Lewis D. Jones.
Among the late arrivals at Hotel Azalea,
Camp Taylor, were: Mrs. Honigsberger and
family, Mrs. NJ J. Waldheimer and family, L.
Bamberger. Mrs. H. Godfrey and family, Miss
Myra Hepburn, Mrs ]. l.. Hoffman and family
Mrs. E. Hoffman. Master E. L. Schsrff, Master
Jules Gless, Mrs. NJ. Never. Mrs. n. Roethe, the
Misses koethe, Miss E. Meyer, DR.. A. Thomas
and wife, Miss Stasia Fetherstone, L. NJ. Juhl and
family San Francisco; Mrs. A. Rudgear and
family, Mr.. and Mrs Kreuzfeldt, Oakland.
The latest arrivals at Madrone Springs were:
]. F. Meddock, Miss Grace Valentine, Mrs. A.
Shawl w. H. Barr, A. w. Wagner, w. W. Will
son, P. F. Helms John Blohm, Nicholas Fisk,
San Francisco; F. Rider, Miss Kitty Carry, Miss
Annie Lefene, L. M. Savage, Charles McDer-
mott Oakland; A. G. McCracken, Miss Irene
Thomas, F. A. Reid Miss Susie Kirby Madrone;
Miss Paige, Howe Valley; A G. Field, San Jose
Quite party of young folks from Hotel de
Redwood attended the carnival at Santa Cruz.
The hotel is rapidly filing up. Among the
late arrivals are: Mr.. and Mrs. Ainsworth and
family, Mr.. and Mrs. Moore, Miss Freda Moore,
Miss Emma Moore, Miss Katherine Engelhart
MIS- H. Miller of Seattle. Miss Mariory Miller
Miss Alice Jordan, Miss Edith Treanor, Miss
Alice Treanor, David Folz, Miss Eta Miller, /.
Percy Mills of San Jose, Mr.. and Mrs. Cone and
family, J. Crawford, D. A. Brown, Miss Ger
trude Smith, Miss Mae Smith, Miss Crete Jones,
Miss Grace Leayenworth, Mr.. and Mrs. Jansen.
Miss Pauline Barbie, Mr.. and Mrs. Robins of
Oakland, Miss Florence Moore, Laurence
Wagner.
DE- John Wagner and family will spend the
month of July at Hotel de Redwood as will
also Mr.. and Mrs Catliu and family and Miss
NJ. c. Robertson.
David Folz, who was so seriously injured last
month, is convaIeslng.
Charming sunny weather makes it delight
full for the guests at Paraiso Springs. Fishing
parties are often driven over to the Arroyo
Seco, where mountain trout abound. One of
these parties, headed by DR.. j. Perault of San
Francisco, returned home with a very large
catch and since then parties have been leaving
for the fishing grounds daily. Among the
latest arrivals are: A. II. Smith, j. La Matre,
Mr.. and Mrs. E. c. Cook, E. c. Cook Jr., Miss
Amelia Cook, William KOCH Mr. and Mrs.
Ernest Schmidt. D. A. Carvern, John Il. Glen,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ. Mcdonald, J. +. Witzel, Mrs.
+. Veen and children, Mr. and Mrs. Charles L.
Kortyiohn and daughter, Mrs. J. Clauss, San
Francisco: Alexander Anderson, G. Clark, w.
H. Rowling, William Chapel, l. Nelson, B.
l.. Nicholson, +. W. Winham. w. Wahrlick,
Salinas; Charles F. Bowie, Santa Cruz; Dr. A.
II. Mories and wife, A. E. Lauenstein, Robert
Lauenstein, Alameda.
The following guests registered last week at
the FL Monte Hotel, Sausalito: w. L. Crawford
and family, A. Seligsohn and family, Miss L.
Manning, Mrs. F. Stamper and daughter, Mrs.
Danzingar and sons. F. Teichman and wife, A.
Hagan and family, L. E. Hanchet, Dr.. f. NJ.
Hackett and wife, Mrs. d. NJ. Wilson and fam
lily, II. Elsbach and family, Henry Meyer, Paul
Friedman and family. A. G. Josselyn and wife.
+. w. Croudaee and family, DR.. Gedge, Y. w.
Reade and sons, W. NJ Hinton Jr., j. A. McCor-
mick and family, F. Allyn Orr, Miss Maud
Balch, Thomas F. Agnew, Captain ]. E. Nc
CuIoch and family, Eugene Levy and family,
Samuel Leaypsky and +, family, W.. Tobn and
Miss E. Henderson, Moritz Meyer and family,
A. NJ. Meyerfeld. James G. McDiarmid, Arthur
A. McCloughry, Miss Sarah Meyerfeld. T. H.
Smith, Miss Florence Israel and Mrs. G. Pardne.
The present season at the Hotel Vendome in
San Jose promises to be the gavest OF the gay,
and the past week has been exceedingly lively.
The weather is perfect, the days not too warm
and the nights delightfully."- COOL The grounds
look we'll The tennis courts are well patron
lied, cycling is more popular than ever and
the Wednesday night hops are well attended.
Riding and driving are events OF the days
programme. Many of the guests have their
own equipages, among them being Mrs. w. II.
Talbot, Mrs. r. Z. Pierce. DR.. Mcmahon, A. C.
Kuhn, DR.. Burke, Mrs d. Snitjer, Dr. Wayland
and Jack Carroll. Mrs. Talbot has two blooded
teams at the Vendome besides tiny Shetland
pony for the use OF her pretty children, VIII
and Vera, both of whom are excellent whips.
Among those dom cied here for the summer
are Mrs. George Huntsman, Mrs. Henry Kohler,
Miss Gertrude Naptbaly, Mr.. and Mrs. L. Rosen-
shine, H. w. Hyman, Mrs. LYMAN, Misses Emily
and Ruth Lyman, Samuel Hyman, Robert Hy-
man, Miss Robert, Miss Lillian Goodman, Miss
Edith Schmitt, p H. Plant, and Congressman
Eugene f. Loud and his daughter, Mrs. Grace
+. Sanders.
n. w.
daughter, Miss Madge, rode over from San
Francisco on their wheels and spent portion
OF last week at the hotel.
MrsyJ. NJ Neville of San Francisco is visiting
her daughter Mrs. H. S. Bruner.
John +. Merrill and family spent portion of
last week at the hotel.
Numerous applications for rooms are re-
ceived daily and the Vendome will soon be
taxed to it's utmost capacity. Among the most
recent arrivals from San Francisco are:
c. Gordan Daniel, f. r. Townsend, NJ.
Abrams W. R. Norway, Maurice schmitt, II. ].
Hart, Mr. and Mrs. l.. Rosenshine, /. Plonsky,
f. E. Peck, George A. Rigg, Mrs. Charles B.
Hill and child, E. E. Johnson. J. II. Cunning
ham, John Bouse, Mrs. /. L. Mansfield, Miss
Williamson, H. K. Williar, E. L. Lillis, Mr. and
Mrs G. Washbourne, c. Bundschu and wife,
Miss Bundschu, Master Bundschu, w. G.
Richardson and wife, Miss Madge Richardson,
John Spruena and wife, j. j. Pfster, G. A.
Matten, John F. Merrill, wife and children, NJ.
Wiener E. n. McGettigan, Miss s. b. Carleton,
A.. s. Wallberg, A H. R. schmitt,
wife and children, R. A. Knight, J. II.
Callahan, Miss Agnes Callahan, Albert
B. Meggs, c. n. Fischer, +. l.. Dow, James L.
Frazier ana wife, L. c. Straus and wife, r.
Ryan and wife, Charles p Hall, W. B. Forman,
j. L. Halstead Jr., c. l.. Doychert, Charles w.
Camm and wife, Miss Lillian Goodman, J. B.
Tibbotts and wife, Miss Edith R. Schmitt, L. p.
Holden, James Dumphy, A. s. Kicks, B. f.