The San Francisco call., 1896-08-16
The Note for Departure
Has Not Yet Been
Sounded.
Elaborate Preparations Every
where Being Made for
the Close.
Entertaining Reports From the Sea.
side, the Mountains, the Springs
and the Lakes.

Autumn is almost here and yet tsociety shows
no disposition of returning to town and the
Sayeties that make up City life. The reports
from the many fashionable resorts show big
register. However there can be no doubt that
the out-of-door season viii soon be over. But
the season is TO close in a blaze of glory.
Everywhere elaborte preparations are being
made for the last days, and there can be no
doubt that the closing balls and hops and
various other amusements of the summer
hotels will far surpass the opening event of
what has proved an enjoyable and highly
profitable season. Annexed will be found the
whereabouts of our society people:
Mrs. ]. A. Folger, Mr.. Athearn Folgsr and
Mr.. Ernest Folger have returned to Oakland,
after passing the season in San Rafael.
Mrs. n. G. Kittle and Mrs. William Hinckley
Taylor have returned home, after two weeks
visit to Mr.. and Mrs. George Davis Boyd in
San Rafael.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Harvey Jardine, nee
Bucknall, who have been visiting relatives in
Scotland for the past year, are now in London.
They are expected home in December.
Miss Eloise Davis, daughter of Dr.. and Mrs.
Henry C. Davis, who experienced a severe ae-
eident near Fort Bragg three weeks ago, is
slowly recovering, and will be brought home
in a week or two.
Mr.. Samuel Saalburg has gone East and will
be away about month.
Mrs. William Willis and Miss India Willis
Scott have been passing the week at the Sea
Beach Hotel in Santa Cruz.
DR.. George M. Terrin returned from Santa
Mr.and Mrs. E. P. Danforth are passing q
few weeks in San Jose.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. V. Huntington, Miss Edith
Huntington and Miss Orndorf have returned
from Coronado, and are at the Hotel Richelieu.
Raphael Weill has gone East, en- route to
Paris, on his annual trip, and will be away
Mrs L. D. McKisick and Miss Madeline Nc
Kisick OF Oakland are passing month at Lake
Tahoe.
route to Berlin, where they will remain about
three months.
Mr. and Mrs. Leopold Michels will return
from Paso Robes next week.
Miss Daisy Van Ness has returned to the City
after months visit at the Hotel del Monte.
Mrs. Charles NJ. Keeney and Miss Ethel
Keeney have returned from prolonged visit
TO Southern California.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. McKittriek are occupy
ing cottage at Santa Monica.
Henry Heyman has been visiting Mount
Lowe, Los Angeles and Santa Monica during
the past fortnight.
southard Hoffman Jr John Hoffman and
Thomas G. Berry are camping near Tallac,
Mrs. Hager, the Misses Emile and Alice
Hager, and Miss Florence Lucas returned to
the City last Wednesday, after a prolonged
Judge and Mrs. Edward A. Belcher returned
last Wednesday from their summer outing in
the noun tains of Humboldt and Trinity coun-
ties.
Misses Eva and Hilda Castle will leave here
on August % for the East, en- route to Europe.
Mrs F. L. Castle and Miss Blanche Castle will
pass the winter at the Hotel Richelieu.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Mayo Newhall returned
home last Wednesday after passing the season
at the Hotel del Monte.
Mrs. Harriet P. Miller and her son, Master
Coulter Earle Miller, have returned from a
six weeks sojourn at Lake Tahoe and other re-
sorts in the high Sierra.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ferd. C. Peterson OF Belvedere
will pass the next two weeks at the tavern of
Castle Crag.
Mrs H. n. Cook, Miss Edith Cook and Master
Clifford Cook returned from Europe on August
z, after an absence of two years.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. ]. Crooks and Mr.. and Mrs.
Paul Jarboe are visiting the mines at Sonora
tor couple of weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles B. Alexander, nee
Crocker, arrived from New York last Monday,
and then went to the Hotel del Monte. They
will remain on the coast several weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ. Cunningham sailed from
New York City last Monday onNthe Etruria for
Liverpool.
Miss Alice Rutherford is at the Hastings
ranch near st. Helena with Miss Jennie Cath
erwood. Miss Young and Miss Marjorie Young,
OF the Preside, are also there, as are also Cow
ington Johnson, c. 81. Haswel and Callaghan
Miss Ethel Cohen is passing month at Tai
lac, Lake Tahoe.
Mrs. John P Jones and Miss Alice Jones have
lett Paris and are travelling in Switzerland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry T. Scott are going to the
Hotel del Monte for few weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs Walter Scott Hobart, Miss
Juliette Williams and Miss Rodgers will go to
the Hotel del Monte next week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Austin G. Tubbs are at the Hotel
del Monte.
DR.. william j. Younger arrived in New York
City last Tuesday, en- route 10 Paris.
Mrs. Henry Schmiedell and Mrs. George II.
Howard will &C to the Hotel del Monte next
Monday for few weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. william s. Tevis are st Santa
Monica for the remainder OF the season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney NJ Smith and the Misses
Helen, Ethel and Bertha Smith are occupying
q cottage in San Rafael.
Chauneey K. Winslow has returned from the
East and is with Mrs. Winslow in San Rafael.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred s. Tubbs will go to the
Hotel del Monte next week.
Mrs. Eliza J. Mason and Miss Elenore Mas
son left last Saturday to return to their home
In Paris, after passing about ten months here.
They were accompanied by Miss Josephine
1oughborough, who will visit her aunt Mrs.
General Keyes, at Nice, France.
+. A. Greenwood has returned to the City
after passing the summer in San Rafael.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur NJ. Lewis of Oakland
and Harrison Fisher OF the Examiner are at
Highland Springs.
Mrs. E. Gottschalk of Fresno is visiting in
Santa Barbara.
Miss F. Bree and Miss Aggie Kenny have
left for two weeks camping trip at Russian
River station
MISS Mamie t. Sullivan is spending few
weeks in San Jose.
Mrs. John H Drumgold and Miss Annie E.
Booth are spending few weeks at the Booth
ranch in Tuolumne County, Cal,
Miss Meta Simon and Miss Kittie McVerry
have left for a few weeks sojourn at Santa
Cruz.
The VENDoME.