The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-08-18
WHAT IS: GOING ON.
Preparations for the Del Monte
=. Outing and Sausalito Fete-The
: Moreland Reception.

HtOT heCSPLlOns
Preparations for the fete at sausalito are
now5yell under way. With the fireworks on
Mount Tamalpais and the illumihations OF the
. city and on the water, a magnificent sight is
promised. The location OF the town gives all
that could: be desired.in the way Of opportunf-
ties for making unique display
!. On the closing day of the maneuvers OF the
:. regular: troops at Monterey General Forsyth
entertained all the officers and their friends at
q basket picnic at Moss Beach. The soldiers
were put through forced march of concentra-
t10n as. through an enemy's country. They
.WeTe>started at different times from the camp,
and all arrived at the same time at Moss Beach,
appoint where the enemy was supposed to at
tempt g landing Of troops from the warships
a luncheon was served to the guests of the
general, d firing which the First Infantry band
Z. re hdered concert selections.
.ArTobg General Forsyth's guests at luncheon
were: .MissChsbet, Mr.. and Mrs. F. W. Sharon,
Miss: Friedlaader, Mrs. A.-E. Bates, the Misses
Bates, ALeck Rutherford, Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd
Tevis, Miss. breckenridge, Mrs. I. n. Requa,
Miss Amy .Requa, Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. McIkit-
trick, Mr.. and Mrs..Jerome B. Lincoln Mrs H.
NJ. "A. Miller, Miss Wood, Mrs. E. Casserly,
Miss Daisy CssSeyly. Hugh Tevis, Dr..
HAIRY TeYis. John W. Mackav, Miss Alice
Hobart, Miss Ella Hobart, Miss VassauIt
Mr.. ana Mrs. H A.. Jerome, w. T. Goad, w. L.
. c6ad Jr., Miss Goad Miss A Goad, Miss G. Goad
Mr. aid Mrs. J. VI. Cunningham, Mrs. II. Y.
Sehmiedell, D. I. Murphy, Mr. and Mrs. E.
-Kirkpatrick, Mrs. H S. Hill, Horace HILL Mrs.
O.7N. Childs, Miss E. o. Childs, Misses H. and
r. Childs of Los Angeles Mrs. J. c. Palmer
General J. w Forsyth, the Misses Williams,
Colonel and Mrs. William R. Shafter, Colonel
John H. Patterson. Captain John J. O'Connen
Captain N. P. MauS, Captain and Mrs. C. g.
Starr, Lieutenant and Mrs J. F. Bell, Lieuten-
ant and Mrs. J. F. R. Lands, Lieutenant and
Mrs. J. f. Kuhn, Lieutenant and Mrs. C. G.
Treat Lieutenant Frank Green. Lieutenant
Frank J.. VIM, lieutenant l.. P. Brant,
Lieutenant F. o. Ferris, Lieutenant S. L.
d. Alison, Lieutenant r. Il. Noble, Lieutenant
/. s.. ROudiese, lieutenant c. H. Bent, Lieu
tenant D. ". kilburn, Lieutenant J. R. Binns,
.LleutenGnt and Mrs. L. f. Kilbourne, Lieuten-
ant f. A. Wilcox, Lieutenant W. NJ. Crofton,
Lieutenant 5. A. Cloman, Lieutenant and Mrs.
q: W.. Klrkham, Lieutenant and Mrs. G. A.
Detchmendy, Lieutenant r. c. CroXton. Colonel
S. b. Young. Mrs. Blunt, Lieutenant Slocum,
LieutenantBenjamin DR.. f. B. Frick, DR.. W. D.
McCaW, Captain W. UOugherty, Lieutenant L.
r, Burgess, Lieutenant c. P Summerall, Lieu
tenant George G.. Galley, Lieutenant T. w. Win
ston, Captain and Mrs. Frank Thorp, Lieuten-
ant S. McP. Rutherford, Lieutenant A. T. Dean,
lieutenant J. NJ. Neal, Captain G. H. q. Gale
Miss Houghton, Miss Taylor. James F. j. Archi-
bald. Atherton Folger. Ernest Folger, Miss Julia.
Crocker, Miss Edith Mclean.
The coming events at the Hotel del Monte
under the auspices Of the Pacific Coast Pony
and Steeplechase Racing Association promise
to be very successful affairs. The entries for
HOSES closed last night. At present adyices
there viii be three polo teams OF four men each
commanded respectively by Walter Hobart,
Malcolm Thomas and ]. s. Tobin. In addition
TO this it is expected that the Riverside and
Santa Monica clubs Will send up mixed team
toplay on thei own individuality, but not as
representatives of either club.
1nUx- md
tainly prove very exciting as some excellent
entries win be made, and both gentlemen and
professional riders wall be allowed to partici:
pate; the latter, however, with handicap OF
ten pounds each. Then there viii be the pig
con. trap-shootiug by members OF the Country
Club, and the grand ball and the display OF
fireworks at.the lake; which will conclude the
festivities of the week. twill be gala occa-
sion, and all of society will be represented
there The music viii be a special feature OF
the outing, as a. military bano or nifty pieces
Will be present and give concerts every alter
noon and evening. Each night the grounds
viii be brilliantly Illuminated by means OF
japanese lanterns and cordons OF incandescent
lights hung from the trees.
Rev. William H. Moreland, rector of st.
Dukes Church, has returned quite recovered
from the serious illness contracted during his
VISIT East. a welcone-home reception Will be
given to himself and family by members OF
the parish at the residence of Theo E. Smith,
1913 Washington street, Wednesday evening,
August 81.
An enjoyable evening was spent at the San
francisco Conservatory of Music last Wednes-
DAY by several OF the students. The occasion
was a farewell tendered Jose Barillas, nephew
OF the late President Barillas of Guatemala,
VINO returns home. Mr.. Bonelli, his teacher,
was'presented with a. beautiful gold mounted
cane handsomely inscribed Mr. BazfIIas has
been quite favorite with the students OF the
conservatory.
al. the monthly meeting of the Michigan AS
socl6uon :ot Calitornia & musical and literary
sensertalnm viii be given at the residence
OF Miss Edith NJ Mcclellan, 9l4 Castro street
OAKLAND on Monday evening, August 10.
Tine CamoTlan Society viii give an entertain
ment on Thursday evening next at the Cam
brian Hall, Mission street. Several local vocal.
lists have promised their aid to make the meet
ing interesting.
A small hiking party was given last SUNDAY
by Miss ;Clarisse A. Fisher, the destination az
the young people being the summer home of
VIII Z. Fisher at San Mateo, where thew were
most royalty entertained. Those of the party