The San Francisco call., 1895-08-01
OUT-OF-TOwN PERSONALS.

OUT-OF-TOwN PERSONALS.
Avalon, Catalina Island, July 30.-Among
well-known San Franciscans who have visited
Catalina Island for this season are: DR.. C. G.
Kenyon and family, Mrs. Marcus Rosenthal
and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Hecht, Hon.
C. II. Lindley and family, J. Boas and daugh-
tiers, ]. Downey Harvey and family, Mrs. Kut-
ner and daughter James H. Doolittle and FAM
lily, ]. w. Hogg and family, DR.. and Mrs. Wins
low Anderson, Miss Hermann, Mr. and Mrs. M.
n. Watson, Alexander Badlam and wife, J. L.
Latham, Mr.. and Mrs. G. B. Anderson, ]. w.
Coffroth, w. H. Stinson, Fl. Pearlstein, Albert
Walden, j. S. Partridge, c. J. Leist and family,
S. W. Cohen. L. H. Lord, the Misses Harrigan,
Mrs. J. A. Zellner and daughter, Louis Schnei-
der, Mr.. and Mrs. W. E. schwerin, f. W. Croft,
r. Wagner, Fred W. Becker, R. B. Dickinson,
Mckenzie, John Timmins. Miss Anna c. Tim
Minis, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Crow, Mrs. Joseph
Young, Miss E. NJ. Young, Miss Lille Ellis Z.
and Ar19ld Mrs M MsHico ka Misses Soi
som, L. A. Folsom, Agnes Connolly, j. F. Banks,
B: A White, L: Tierof, Ella ]. Morton, Miss
Elizabeth Kitchens, A: Green, Mr.. and Mrs.
H s. Lincoln, A. Rosenberg J.; E. Dinkelspiel,
G. NJ. Murphy, j. H. Marshall, Henry Meyer and
family, II. Hoyt and H. North George W. Mer-
rill and bride, C. W. Baird and bride, II. G.
MACPHERSON From Oakland-G. NJ. Arthur,
Henry Levy, H. Kramm, A. F. Behrens, Miss
Wilkins, Albert Kayser, Mr.. and Mrs. D; H.
Adams, ]. F. Chandler, Mrs. NJ. Lasselle, Miss
Genevieve simond, E. Crouch and family.
From sacramento--Dr: and Mrs. NJ +.
c. hSa fser. F. Il. Krebs Miss Annie Gerber &C. T H.
Uhl, F. Gunther. From Bakersfeld-C. ].
Britten, II. Hirshfield, ]. Barnhart and W. II.
Scribner.
Other arrivals from the North include Mrs.
D. a. Combiein and Miss Taylor, Alameda; A
G; Wilson, Miss Ida L. Downing, Tulare; W. H.
Robles; Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Bird, Merced; Rob
ert Smile Berkeley; DR.. G.. A. Ruggles, Stock
ton; T. C. Adams, Belmont; N. J. Britton and
family, San Carlos.
El Paso de Robles, July 3O.-Among those
registered at Paso Robes are: ]. Gleassman,
j. P. Wall, A. A. Watkins, wife and daughter,
w. II. Mention and wife, NJ. Garnett, F. H.
Lynch, F. C. Bell, r. L. Aud, w. H Barr,
George L. Fish, Miss Stewart G. F. Gray, C. Bo-
gan and wife, 1. w. Brown, NJ. w. Cray, A. Will
son, C. A. Dana, G. Tuttle, Byron L. Rosen-
blott, L. Lillis, H. Harriss, Mr.. and Mrs T. F.
B. Watson, General P. w. Murphy, P. J. Dono-
hue. Mrs. NJ. G. Argues, Miss Maud Argues,
Miss Lolita McGeoghegan, Miss Mollie Taffee,
4 TrF K. Argues, Gqaa, Phil T. Fay, Mrs E. G. Dodge,
honey. II. B. Rice, G. w. Rice, H. C. Running
ton, E. W. Armes Jr., William D. Cremes, L.
Williams, J. NJ. Muller and wife, NJ; L. Johnson,
G. Hall, Mrs. A. D. Towne, Miss Towne, Kitty
Quigley, Colonel Luis Glass and wife, r. A.
Thompson.
Santa Rosa, CAL, July 31.-Mr5. Goodwin
OF San Francisco has been visiting her relative,
Mrs. E. Gardner, on GARLIC street. Hon, James
w. Oates and family have returned from San
Francisco, where they spent several weeks.
Miss Barker of San Francisco, who has been
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. j. p. Berry, returned
home Monday. Mrs. C. g. Ames, accompanied
by Miss Ames and Miss Henley, have gone to
Sausalito for months visit. Miss Marguerite
y hoty n Go Ero rvn0 hoC hoo
Gently appointed a teacher in Santa Rosa High
School, is q niece of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. P Stanley.
Her sister, Miss Lizzie May is visiting here this
week. f. B. Standish, who has charge of the
art department of the San Francisco Chronicle,
and Mrs. Standish were at the Occidental on
Monday. A. L. Gates, who has charge of the
pharmacy department at Folsom State Prison.
was in town Sunday.
Harbin Springs, July 3O-The latest arrivals
at Harbin Springs are Colonel Hagar, Mr.. and
Mrs. ubbs, Mr.. and Mrs. Jacoby. Mrs. Waller,
Mrs. NJ. B. Monaghan, Miss Eugenie Monaghan,
Mrs. Edison, Stewart Menzes, Mr. Grunberg.
Mr.. Dick, NJ. Lewis, Mr.. and Mrs. Abrams, Mrs.
Mahoney, Miss Mahoney, Miss German, Mr..
Caine, Mr.. Hylnan, Mr.. and Mrs. Stoudy, Mr.
Malone and son. Mr.. and Mrs. Goady, Miss
Goady, Mr.. and Mrs. Madison, Mr.. and Mrs.
Morton.
Hopland, July 31.-Among the recent ar
rivals at Duncan Springs are: Miss Ellis, James
NJ Kelly, James F. Brown, Mr. and Mrs H. C.
w.
Dr. J. Herbert Reeve, San Francisco; E. F.
Robinson, Lytton Springs; Mr.. and Mrs. J. q.
Heald, Cloverdale; J. Mccoy, Red Bluff Mr.
and Mrs. L. w. Burr1s, j. T. Campbell, Santa
Rosa; II. Hill, D. L. McAlpine, Glen Ellen.
Chico, CAL, July 31.-Mr. and Mrs. H P
Brisco left for Klamath Springs to spend the
summer. Mrs Henry Heath will summer at
Santa Cruz. Orr1n Gowell the capitalist of
San Francisco, and president of the bank of
Chico, is in the City. Mrs. q. w. Burnham and
daughter have left for San Francisco, where
Miss Burnham will enter Mills Seminary. The
Misses Amy Howard and Hattie Woods OF San
Francisco are visiting in Chico.
New York, N. Y, July 31.-Californians reg
istered at hotels to-day were: San Francisco.
Mrs. L. B. Overacker, Fifth-avenue; C. F. Beal,
Gilsey; ]. G. Campbell, r. w. Campbell, Hol-
land; L. c. Morris, Hotel Warwick; C. E. Hell
Ter, Metropole: DR.. E. B. BeldeE, Park avenue;
A. Lademan, Astor; California, B. Hazard; w.
p Hammatt, Broadway Central
Salt Lake City, Utah, July 31.-At the Knuts-
ford: Mrs. R. Bacon of Berkeley and B. P
Smith of Los Angeles and Hans Seheibe of San
Francisco. At the Tempeton: Mrs Kickoff of
Berkeley and Mr. and Mrs. N. Thomas of Oak
land