The San Francisco call., 1895-07-28

land, who have been passing three weeks at
the Metropole lett for the north to-day Mr..
and Mrs. T. T. Keelar and G. E. Shuey OF Oak
land are sojourning here. Other well-known
people from northern points now here are:
w. J. Dickey, George II. Anderson of Fresno,
Mr. and Mrs. H. ]. Franklin of Calistoga, Mr.. and
Mrs K Blstso OF SACRAMENTO Miss Chalmers of
Stockton, Thomas s. Derby, Mrs. NJ. Bellin of
San Jose, Captain W. Whitney of Eureka, Mrs.
J. Hayes, C. J. Wetmore, Frank S. Kelly, F.
Hines, C. E. Woodward, Mr.. and Mrs. L. A.
Redman, Mrs. and Miss Schweitzer, Mrs. Mar
Gus S. Koshland and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter Scott of San Francisco.
J. X. Prior of San Francisco, who with his
son, Tony Prior, is here with the San Jose
Fishing Club, turned down his confreres for
piscatorial honors to-day, when he hauled in
over fifty yellowtails and barracuda on the
daily fishing excursion INDUCED in by the
club. The entire catch was 125 fish.
Laurel Dell, July 26.-The following are the
arrivals here during the past week: o. A. Nc
Dewitt, Miss Milton, Miss Brady, Miss Pallidieu
Miss Cooney, Mrs. Menafee, Eugene Harring-
ton, Mrs. George NJ. Shaw, Colonel W. O'Car-
roll Dublin, I.), I. Leipsic, George NJ Shaw Jr.,
George A. Parkyns, G. j. Strong, Mrs. G. G. Men,
efee, H. H. Elliott, H. B. Higbee, L. G. Byce,
j. V. Nelson, A. K. P. Harmon, wife and fam
lily, A. B. Derby and wife, George F. Ehrenfort
and wife, David Buckley, F. B. Worthington,
f. A. Allardt Charles S. Arnold, J. J. Kebert,
F. NJ. Weger, N. r. Hansen, Albert Bloch.
Santa Rosa, July 27.-Mrs George Z. Guerne
and daughter, Miss Edith; Mrs. Otis and son
Raymond, Miss George Muther, the Misses
Jennie and Lena Quinn and Mrs. Rockstroth of
San Francisco, have returned from their de-
lightful camp. 1t was pitched near Guerne-
vile in picturesque place, and the party en-
ioyed camp life thoroughly. Rev. J. T. Shurt-
left and w. f. Russell ESQ. of this city, and
Rev. f. II. Jenckes, are camping in the woods
near Guerneville. Professor W. j. Hussey and
seys father, Major o. Fountain. Colonel
NJ. l.. Mcdonald, wife and daughter, Miss Ma
bel, are visiting San Francifco.
Salt Lake City, Utah, July 27.-Mrs Frank
Moffatt of Oakland is in the city, the guest of
Mrs. Isaac Trumbo, who gave a delightful
luncheon in her honor on Wednesday. Covers
were laid for twelve, and the event
was most enjoyable. Mrs. Mofat leaves
on Monday for Oakland. The Misses Laura
and Blythe Macdonald of San Francisco
are passing a merry month here with their
friends, the Misses Preston, who have given
several entertainments is in their honor. W. G.
Mcclellan of Philadelphia left for San Francisco
this evening.
Chico, CAL, July 26.-Mrs Ed F. Hunt of
Chico is visiting Miss Mabel Prohl, 1918 Buch-
anan street, San Francisco. Barney Cusick,
who has been for the last twenty years super
intendent of the Sierra Lumber Company Mills
in the mountains, has resigned and gone to
san FRANCISCO. Dr. WaSley is visiting friends
in Stockton. Mrs. J. E. Rodley and children
have gone to San Francisco on visit. Mrs. G.
H. Taylor is at Yuba City visiting her father,
b. F. Walton.
New York, N. Y, July 27.-The doings of CAL
ifornians here in the metropolis during the
past week can be summed up in mere cate
CORY of departures and arrivals.
T. H. Williams, president of the California
Jockey Club, who has been here two or three
days In connection with his proposed purchase
of the Bay District track, left for Chicago yes
terday, and Police Commissioner "Mose" Gunst
started for home a day earlier.
Edgar Mills, together with Mrs. Adeline and
Miss Florence Mills, sailed on the New York
Wednesday for Europe, where they will join
Mr. and Mrs. Ogden Mills, who have decided to
remain abroad during the summer. Dr. James
W. Ward and Mrs. Ward of San Francisco also
sailed for Europe this week. on their bridal
trip. Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Merrill and Mrs Frank
Mcdonald of San Francisco, Miss Pauline Zobel
and L. Zobel of Los Angeles have been at Man.
haitian Beach during the week. w w. Cham
bliss of San Francisco is at Center Marches
Long Island, and w. L. Jewett, the California
SCULPTOR has gone to Lenox, Mass for the
summer. Miss France Fisher of Oakland, who
is STUDYING for the stage here is at present
visiting relatives in Durham, Conn.
Arrivals at the New York hotels to-day were
From San Francisco-G. w. Smith, Continental ;
D. Goodfriend, Marlborough: Los Angeles-W.
Thompson, Netherland Nevada City-B. Shore
craft; California-M. Gage, Windsor.