The San Francisco call., 1895-07-15

Miss Gladys Rulofson, Miss d. Do1ey, Miss
Sophie Clausen, Miss o. S. Bartlett, Miss A. G.
Regan, Miss R. S. Regan, Miss c. E. Wilson,
Miss Eta Honigsberger, Miss S. A. Denis, Miss
NJ. s. Denis, Miss E. Castlehun, II. Weed, j. FL.
Davis, Mrs. A c. Kratz and family, j. Jones: j.
A. Hosmer, wife and two children; George
Jones, Mrs. II. C. Mcdonald Mrs. J. d. Arram-
bide, Miss OLYMPIA NJ. Arrambide, Miss Flor
ence G. Rourke, ]. A. Ulrich and wife, Mrs. J.
Popert, Mrs. Bowers, Mrs. NJ. Morrow, Miss
Marion Bowers, Miss Varina Bowers, H. J.
Barada and wife, Mrs. w. r. Wood, j.
Hirshbach, Mrs 7. ?. Tisdale, L. T
s. Vassault. Miss ]. Broderick, J. Keller,
D.. L. Bickford, J. A. McBain. George E. Phil
lips, Frank Howe, Mrs. J. w. Rourke, Miss E.
Cabrera, Ii. C. Lyon, /. NJ. Linforth, Mr.. and
Mrs. J. ] Tobin, Mrs. Shaw, Miss Shaw. Mrs,
Auger, Miss Anger, G. ]. Anger, Miss Heald,
Joe Saunders, Jake Saunders, Fred Chalfant,
G.. A. Sturtevant J.. B. Warburton, NJ. Hirseh,
Kelton, Miss f. Hirsch, Miss G. Cunningham,
Miss c.: Berding, Charles Poage, J. Barnett,
L. S. sullivan. Mrs. B; W. Day, Miss Estell viii
Townsend, N. s. Hirsch, W: H. Marshall and
wife, w. D. Rickabaugh and wife, C. H. Adams,
D. Bent, Ned Williams Ed Nagle,
c. NJ. Alexander. W. ]. Whitney, George Koch
Jr:, R. W. Reynolds. N. E. Jones, E. Bickford,
sou, Mrs Thomas H. Benton 7. Il. Benton Jr.,
Fonta1ne Benton, Alfred c. Benton, Vera B.
Benton, Margaret G: Brown, Miss Josephine
stephens, S. q. Farnham, Mrs c. F. Man, Louis
ham, Miss Winder, E. NJ. Farnham, G. Morgan,
Mrs. g. II. Abel, Mrs. F. 7. Robins, Miss Daisy
Robins, Jay Lichtenstein, Miss C. Gibson, Miss
Weihe, Miss Florence A. Weihe, Miss Maude
Benson, Mrs. Irwin Mr.. and Mrs NJ P. Boyn-
ton, +. j. Akers, H. d. Brink, Md, Mrs c.
Hooper, Mrs. Louisa Brink, Miss Hetty Hooper.
Harbin Springs, Cal, July 14.-The world
wags merrily on at Harbin Springs. Tastes,
like talents, differ, and the present relay of
guests happening to be largely given 10 excur-
sions, picnics and pedestrian tours, it trans
pired last evening that "jolly crew" found
themselves en- route TO "Bon Sejours,'' the
lovely country home OF Monsieur Somps of San
Francisco, stuated about mile and half
above Harbin Springs.
The charming hospitality of the genial hosts
is well known to their numerous friends but
this being intended for q surprise party we
were little taken back at finding Captain
Ladd" awaiting to greet us at the entrance to
the grounds, but soon discovered that he was
there entirely ION his own hook. So leaving
him to meander in the soft moonlight we pro-
ceeded to the drawing room where monsieur
and madame recovering from their momentary
surprise lent themselves at once to every
device for the pleasure of their unexpected
guests. Dancing being proposed the grand
march was led by Professor Motier and d.Madame
MOragnan OF san FRANCISCO.
much enjoyed duet was rendered by the
young MeSsrs. Bozio on violin and piano. after
which Nine. Somps lovely contralto voice
mingled sweetly with Mrs. Edson's soprano.
and a humorous song by Captain Hays were
highly applauded. Miles. Lind and Mills and
Messrs. Prince, Boudreau, La Fayette, Dupres
aud others all added their quota, and when the
parting hour arrived we drank to the health
and future prosperity OF Captain Ladd and his
charming mademoiselle, and then wended our
way homeward through the starlight well sat
isfied with our outing.
Cazadero, July 14.-Cazadero never looked
SO we'll as at the present time and although the
crowd has somewhat diminished since the
Fourth the resorters are still numerous and,
thanks to the fine weather, enjoying them
selves greatly. There is quite number COM
ing on the 18th for the deer-hunting season,
which opens then. Among the arrivals for the
past week are: MIR. and Mrs. A. W. Havens, Miss
Havens, Grace Baldwin, w. A. Holcomb, Lulu
and Susie Holcomb H. C. Capwell and family,
the Misses Beall, Mrs s. NJ. Fore and family,
Mrs. Nat T. Messer, Miss Messer n. T. Messer
Jr., G. w; Tuttle and family, W; j. Gum and
daughters, C. F. Joy and wife, Mrs. II. NJ
Beali, Mrs. Var. Bergen, A. P. Stevens
Mr. and Mrs. G; J. Dickman, Mr.. and
Mrs J. II. Hunt, Miss B. A. Butler, Mrs. Rem
ME, Miss Rennie, Mr.. and Mrs. +. l.. Cove, Miss
A. b. Chalmers, G. H. Heyneman, o. +. Won
Rhein, Mrs. A. V. Tuohy, Miss McC. and N. A.
Tuohy Mrs. NJ. E. Gordon, Mrs. Patek, A. L.
Fisher, Anita E. Casey, H. Lazarus, George E.
Morse, G Gorge w. Reed and family Mrs. James
Reed, the Misses Reed, Mr.. and Mrs. R. F.
Crawford, Mrs. J. n. Young and family, Mr..
and Mrs. &. Gleve, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Lewis
Oliver Ellsworth; George Hickman, Miss Hick-
man, r. H. Roundtree.
Tocaloma, July 14.-Among those registered
at the Bertrand Hotel are Judge G. II. Bahrs
and family, E. H. Wagner and family, Herman
Westerfela Mr.. and Mrs. Nordman and family,
P. Rohrbaeher, Miss Hanna O'Neill, Miss
Tocaloma Bahrs, Miss Martha Kuhl, E. p En-
right, Joseph Enright, Dr. and Mrs. F. Brunie,
John Richards, Mrs. P. A. Richards, DIR. j.
Kertell, Mr.. and Mrs. G. ]. Stoll, Mrs. A. Fauss,
E. H. Wagner, Alphonse Hirsch and family,
Charles Klein, Hyde Brunie, R. j. Waters and
wife, Mr.. and Mrs. F W. Bileer, E. Hermann
p. Sweed and family, j. w. Cough, Alphonse
Dupin, Mrs. A. M. Geraghly and daughter, Miss
l.. Western, Mrs. Hagadorn and son, Goddie
Toblemann, George ID. Graham, F. Tohlemann
and family, Professor j. H. Hargens Judge II.
L. Joachimson, DR.. Orsi, Mr.. and Mrs. H. Koch,
Mrs. j. Harder ana family, Mr.. and Mrs. E. W.
Baily, Mr.. and Mrs. Bowers Mrs. John Peters,
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Peters, E. NJ. Cox. Mr.. and
Mrs. George Kaehler, l.. v. Merle and family,
Ira Storick. Miss Maggie Davis, Theodore Vogt,
S. Il. Beardman, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Burke, Mr..