The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-06-13
liece, Miss Florence E. Mcguire, are at

niece, Miss Florence e. Mcguire, are at
tending the carnival at Santa Cruz.
The following members of the Half-mil-
lion Club will visit the carnival at Santa
Cruz by special train tomorrow afternoon
L. R. Ebert. H. J. Crocker, Mr.. and Mrs.
L.. Ford and family, j. 2. Barnett, Rev. f..
b. Church. Mr.. and Mrs. Reed Jones' Mr..
and Mrs. w. H. Davis. Senator John Fay.
L. Warrington, General 7. j. Clunie, Cap
tain j. w. Knowles, II. P. Sonntag, ]. NJ.
Nougues, Mrs. William Hopkins, Mrs. A.
W. Truesdell and party, James Cross, NJ.
J. Lyons, A. Sbarbaro, Donald Mcdonald,
earthly, George D. Toy, David Rich, NJ.
Triest, General Warfield and staff, V. D.
Duboce, Mr.. and Mrs. c. III. Twombly and
daughter, G. f. Gray, 1. w. Hellman Jr
Mr.. and Mrs. E. g. Davis, Mr.. and Mrs
Len Grover, DR.. Haines and Mrs. w. g.
Davis.
Mrs. ]. NJ. Strauss and son are visiting
friends at Santa Cruz.
Mrs. Benjamin Hulse, Mrs. Russell Mar
tin and her sister, Miss Belle Lampe, are
In Santa Cruz for the carnival.
Late arrivals at the Geysers are: James
M. Hobbs, Miss Anna Selkirk, Miss May
a. Ayers, III. Lund Jr., Samuel S. Green,
o. a. Jursch, F. L. Alexander, Thomas
Jennings, Mrs. S. Iraton, San Francisco;
Santa Rosa; ]. Leahy, Petaluma; NJ. 81.
Cameron, San Francisco; John B. Quit
man, San Francisco; 0. Belheimer. Ala
media; H. Fluter. San Francisco; W. II.
Adgar, Chicago; r. A. Coleman, San Fran
cisco; DR.. V. }. Stearns, Santa Rosa; ]. c.
Nielsen, Frederick Gantner, c. W. Hib-
bard, w. w. WEIGH, San Francisco; G. A.
Thurston, E. w. Morse, Mr.. Griffing, San
Francisco.
Among those lately registered at Skaggs
Hot Springs are: Captain and Mrs. George
F. Smith, Ernst A. Denicke, E. II. Denicke,
]. P. Thomas, r. G, Horn, DR.. WILDER NJ.
SWEET, P. F. Butler, NJ. Sicily, Mr.. and
Mrs. Vibert, Mrs; ]. G. Jackson, Miss FL
venia Jackson, Master j. G. Jackson, Mrs.
j. Beer and nurse, F. a. Miller, G. 7. Rad
ovich, Mr.. and Mrs. B. F. Webster, Master
George Litchtield, D. Farquharson, E. w.
Hawkins. A. Walsh, San Francisco; Cap
tain and Mrs. w. III. Marston, Miss Sybilla
Marston, Master w. Marston, Berkeley
DR.. Markell, Cloverdale; Mrs. Anita Grant,
Healdsburg, A. Fl. Higgins, Oakland.
Among those registered at Paso Robes
are: Horace G. Platt, H. Morrow, William
II. Mills and family, H. A. Malay, George
L. North, Judge and Mrs Ralph Harrison,
Miss Harriet Jolliffe, FL. Mathues, Mr.. and
Mrs. c. G. Cady, Leon Price, T. NJ. Gait,
Miss Adellia Mills, T. NJ. Williams, Albert
Smith, James J. Coyle, Miss Olive Wilson,
VI .. u. JONES, M. N. D6lu60, l..
Lassar, A. f. Taylor, W. c. Whiting Mrs.
Alfred Bowler, M. L. Crowell, l.. c. Inen,
Mrs. E. Wright, Mrs. Captain Poole, Mrs.
Favre, Mrs. Gashwiler and daughters,
Captain Thomas G. Taylor, wife and
daughter.
The late arrivals at Soda Bay are: Rev.
Richard Wylie, Mrs. A. Newbold, Mr..
William Newbold, Mrs. G, H. Thompson,
Master Lister Thompson and Dorothy
Thompson.
The Bunker Hill Association and Ancient
Order of Foresters will give a picnic on
Monday next at Glenwood, in the Santa
Cruz Mountains. 1t will be the one hun
dred and twentieth anniversary of the
battle OF Bunker HILL
The Music Teachers Association of Cali
fornia gave an artists evening on Monday
last at Byron Mauzy's Hall.
Social Council No. 46, Order Chosen
Friends, will hold their regular monthly
social this evening, at their hall, in Red
Mems building, $50 Post street.
Last evening James X. Basyr and Miss
Bertha Hemmer were united in marriage
at tie home of the parents of the bride,
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Hemmer. Rev. DR..
Stebbins was the officiating clergyman.
John G. Niggle of Seattle, a member of the
Police Commission of that city, acted as
best man, and a sister of the bride was
maid OF honor. The groom is prominent
merchant and broker of Seattle, and the
bride is one of San Franchises fairest
daughters.