The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1896-06-23
PERSONAL.

C. L. Conner of Bakersfield has a room at the
Baldwin
DR.. Bush, Santa Cruz physician, is guest
at the Grand
William R. Cortle Jr of Honolulu is guest
at the Occidental
Mayor 81. N. Baggs of Stockton took room
at the Lick last night.
simeon Bley and party of ten are at the
LICK, registered from Mexico.
c: E. Crowley, contractor of Los Angeles,
arrived at the Grand yesterday.
X. E. Picket a mining man from Placerville,
arrived at the Palace last night.
A. Macree May arrived at the Palace yester-
day and registered from Toxic, Japan.
'B. c. de la Grange, q Rarisian travelling in
America Is among late arrivals at the Palace.
Mark Cook, well-known mining man at
west Point is guest at the Cosmopolitan
Hotel.
o. A. Hale OF San Jose returned last night
from the st. Louis convention and went to the
Baldwin.
5. ST. John and wife of Mare Island and A. J.
Mcknight of Vallejo have taken apartments
at the Ramona.
Mrs. Shine, wife of Senator Shine. has re-
turned from San Rafael and is registered at
the Cosmopolitan Hotel.
A J. Rich, of A. ]. Rich & Co., will arrive on
three months in Europe.
w. H. Afford of Tulare, who was q disap-
pointed candidate for Congress two years ago,
is making short stay at the Grand.
Ihe Kew j. c. Burgess, clergyman of DAN
vile, Contra Costa County, is in town for q
snort visit and has a room at the Occidental.
Charles II. Worcester and H. E. Southwell
registered at the Grand yesterday from Chi
cago. They are accompanied by their wives.
Major William E. Norris, who is dealing ex-
tenslVely In Palo Alto real estate, is in town
and is making the Ramona his headquarters.
Ira G. Hoytt, ex- State Superintendent of
Public Instruction and principal of Hoytts
School at Burllngame, is at the Occidental for
a short visit.
W. II. Eerron is in town from the Geysers.
He has room a the Grand. There are about
forty guests, he says, at that secluded Sonoma
County resort.
Bishop W. F. Nichols who was recently in
disposed at his home in San Mateo, arrived at
the Occidental yesterday with Mrs. Nichols
They Will return to-day to their summer home.
George Fogel, the well-known wholesale and
retail clothier on Clay street, is going to Har-
bin Springs, Lake County, for the summer.
family.
l.. G.. Fletcher ana L. F. Gorvend, members
of the United States Geological Survey, have
returned to the Occidental after short ex.
petition since their arrival in the State few
days ago.
Juan Padllla, a wealthy physician and promi-
nent man OF Guatemala. arrived at the Occi-
dental yesterday after having visited Santa
Barbara, Monterey and other seaside resor IS.
From here he will go to New York and thence
to his Central American home
Percy Tarbutt and Edmund Davies, two
members of a London syndicate, that have
come to this country with Prince Poniatowski
to purchase some mining properties in Gala
veras County, arrived at the Palace yesterday
They are accompanied by Mrs. Edmund Davies,
Mrs. Tarbutt, Miss Dorothy Tarbutt and Miss
Phyllis Tarbutt
Z. P. Vining will leave for the East on
Thursday to meet his two daughters, Anabel
and Ella, who are now in Boston, and see them
off for summer tour of Europe, from which
they will return in September. Mr.. Vining
does not expect to be away more than two
weeks. During his absence ]. D. Jessup, his
chief clerk, will have charge of the general
managers office.
Harry J. Doulton of Santa Barbara, nephew
of the Doulton who was knighted by Queen
Victoria because OF the reputation he had
acquired as the manufacturer of the celebrated
English Doultonware, arrived at the Grand
yes terday. Mr.. Doulton is interested in the
oil wells at Summerlan6, small place six
| miles east of Santa Barbara, and has for some
time managed the business there.
Susan B. Anthony, the advocate of equal
| suffrage for fifty years and one of the women's
most tireless workers during the political con-
ventions recently held in this State, arrived al
the Grand yesterday. She was accompanied
by Mrs. Ida A. Harper, who was formerly q
journalist of Indianapolis, Ind, but who came
| to this coast three years ago and entered STAN
ford University with her daughters. Miss
Harper was graduated from the University
last month, having acquired quite reputa-
ton among her fellow-students as a con-
tributor to the different student publications.
| She is an expert cychst and, like her mother,
is an enthusiastic advocate of women's rights
Last week she was in Sacramento. appealing
in vain to the obdurate Democrats.