The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-06-30
AT THE SUMMER RESORTS.
H2YGOTEL DEL MONTE arrivals from San
@2 Francisco during the week were as fol-
lTEA lows Miss Ida Voorman, Fl. L. E. Meyer

EGHTOIEL DEL MONTE arrivals from San
Ae Francisco during the week were as fol-
1NEA lows Miss Ida NORMAN, Fl. L. e. Meyer
Jr., Christian Frolich, ]. H. Mentz c..
A. Laton, II. NJ. Stetson, Mr.. and Mrs j. W. G..
Cofrau, Mr.. and Mrs. George Croker, Mr. and
Mrs. W. G. Curtis, Hon. Wade Hampton, W. j.
Green, William T. Herrin, Mrs. Allen Schenker,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Elkins, f. a. MAXWELL, ]. Ross
Jackson, j. V. Coleman, Miss E. de Santa Ma
rino, Mrs. NJ. NJ. Tompkins, Mrs. V. w. Birley,
Grimes, Miss Williams, Miss Millieent Williams
Miss E. J. Barber, Miss a. NJ. Barber, Miss
Marguerite Barber, Miss K c. O'Brien, Miss NJ
J. O'Brien, H. A. Wedelhart, Miss Beatty Miss
Tormey, Mr.. and Mrs. William S. Barnes, Miss
McCal1um.
The season at Castle Crag was never as full
OF life and spirit as it is this year. There is an
unusually large number of guests and there
are plenty of means of amusement The run
of the trout in the streams is exceptionally
good this year. Ba1lenberg and his band have
arrived and dancing is INDUCED in by the
younger lot in the evenings.
Among the latest arrivals at the tavern from
San Francisco were: Mr.. and Mrs. J. Il. Harness,
Miss Belle Harness: Mrs; n. u. Gwin and Miss
sic Hooper and Miss Jeanette Hooper,
Miss l.. Flood, Miss L. Follis, Mrs. John
Goewey, B. Downing, William s. Downing,
Mrs. W. P Morgan, Miss Morgan and Horace
W. Morgan, Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene S. Joes, J. W.
Joes Emile A. Brugmicre, John Bush Baird,
n. X. Davis NJ. j.. Davis, Mrs Irving S. Scott,
Lawrence L. Scott, Mr.. and Mrs F. A. Frank,
Fleet and children, Miss Frank, C. s. Frank,
Mr.. and Mrs. II. X. Burgess, Mrs. Homer s.
King, Misses Genevieye and Hazel King, Mr..
Swain, Mrs. John w. Robertson and children.
Among the arrivals from Oakland were: Miss
Josephine M. Hyde, Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Hamp-
ton,. Miss Hattie Currier, Mr.. and Mrs. +. II.
Starkweather.
The rare June weather at the Geysers has
been appreciated by all the visitors to that
pretty resort. The fishing is good, and num-
Der of large catches have been made. Wheel
men are constantly coming and going. The
tennis court is always occupied by the players,
while sentiment reigns supreme in the cosy
hooks ana crannies of the deep, cool pOrches.
A hop and private. theatrieals viii be the means
OF giving vent TO the patriotism of the visitors
on the Fourth.
The hotel and grounds will be gaily decor
ated for the occasion. Arrangements have
been made by both the North and Southern
Pacific to run excursion trains. Among the
late arrivals from San Francisco were: A. NJ.
Kennedy, A. Tracy, F. Tonner and wife, j.
Miller, j. F. Schlingman,. Mrs. J. NJ. Dupas
and child, C. Antiques and wife, A. L. Muller,
Perry Evans, S. C. Hastings, w. W, Scott, Will
liam Mcintosh, r. j. Mcdonald, Sidney Sprout,
J. II. Klizer, r. ]. Little, A. McCung, D. +.
Scully, +. w. Williams, /. Miller.
Among the late arrivals at Highland Springs
were: G. Wilmer Charles T. Rudolph, Mrs. d.
Cutter, A. D. Sangster, f. J. Hutching, Miss
Mamie Mullain, Miss Franks, C. ]. Woodward,
John Hail. A. w. Bell, Mrs J. Kruse, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Schroth, Mr.. and Mrs E. S. Martin,
Mrs. E. A. Strant, John E. Lexton, Mrs. J.
Young and daughter, Judge and Mrs. J. C. B.
Hebbard, Mrs. Quin.in and daughter, H. H.
Young, Miss NJ. Henneberry, San Francisco;
Mrs. R. T. Colgroye, Denison, Iowa; F. q. Cole
man, Rochester, N. "; Mr. and Mrs. A.
Buck, Litton Springs; Charles Brinck, Mrs. H.
Brinck,. Winters; i. J. Sommer, NJ. S. Hirch,
n. H. Elliott, Ukiah; Burt G. Sayn, NJ s. Sayn,
Mrs. John Allison and daughter, Lakeport;
Mrs. J. A. Johnson, Mrs. Shaw and sons, II. A.
Chapman, F. Edwards, Miss Edna Brown, Mr..
and Mrs. A. w. May Oakland.
Late arrivals at the Hotel Mateo were: May
F. Hallett, j. F. English. E. r. Jeffery, Mr.. and