The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1896-06-14
lor, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Williams, Miss Williams,

Rothe, Sam Goldman, San Francisco; r. V.
Moore, Ed Erchisl, A. A. Wise, Chicago; Charles
Martin, Yreka.
At Mark West springs-The latest arrivals at
Mark West Springs are: Mrs. L. Markus, Mrs.
Planz, Mrs, Clark, Mrs, Stone, Mr.. Anderson.
wife and child, Miss Porter, San Francisco;
w. Gale and wife, Berkeley; ]. Vaughan and
wife, J. Hancock, San Francisco,
At Soda Bay-The following have registered
during the past week at Soda Bay: II. Cum
ningham, Oakland; Mr.. and Mrs. Butler, San
Rafael C. G. Bilcke, Los Angeles, James
Donahue, San Francisco Miss L. Richard, San
Francisco; Miss Minnie Daniels, Effineham,
H.; f. F. Ogle, MERGED, CAL; l.. o. McKelly,
San Francisco; Ase Zimmerman, San Fran
cisco; A. D. McBryde, University of California;
Miss Louise Darlington, san Francisco; J. A
Buck and wife, San Francisco; Mrs. W. E.
Foster, Honolulu; G. a. Marshall, Honolulu;
Hon. F. Hawley, Oakland.
At Cazadero-The guest-list at CaZadero in
cludes Charles Schroth, wife and daughters, DR..
w H. Mclaughlin, wife and son, Mrs. Nat I.
Messer, Miss Marie Griffin Messer, Mrs. Thomas
D. Riorden, Mss Mamie Riorden, Miss Sallie
Fields, Miss Susie Wells, William H. Wells,
Miss Josephine Jansson, Mr.. and Mrs. +. Z.
Ames, NJ r. Stevenson and wife, Mrs. Charles
r. Ravens and daughter II. Fonden,
Miss Bates, Berkeley; A. r. Bardwell, F. r.
Bardwell, Central America; F. w. Sharon, W.
Sharon, Berkeley; A. F. Williams Howard G..
Avery, L. w. Foss U. c., Berkeley. Among
those expected are: Mrs. John McCord, lam
nimore and family, San Francisco; Mrs. Anna
c. Mclean and party, San Francisco; Mrs +.
H. Massey and family San Francisco; Mrs.
Charles w. Fox and family, oakland; Mr.. and
Mrs; A. W. Ravens, daughter and party OAK
land
At Highland springs-The following are the
arrivals for the past week at Highland Springs
Mrs. n. c. Miller, Miss Lois Miller, Nevada
City; Miss NJ. E. Miller, DR.. F. W. Skate, Mrs
]. NJ. Litchteld and family, K. c. Nose, f.
Graham, ]. Harris, San Francisco; Mrs J
ingalls,, MI. and Mrs I. Ingalls, Mrs. VIII
Rosa; Fred Merchant, San Francisco Miss
Bertha Morrow, Healdsburg; D. Clark. San
Francisco; David Clopton, Alabama; Mr.. and
Mrs. NJ. J. Balfe Oakland; Mr.. and Mrs. Howard
c. Holmes, San Francisco; Mr. and Mrs. f.
Brassey San Jose; NJ ]. Manor, Lytton Springs;
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Buck, San Francisco; Mrs
NJ. Z. Foster G. A. Marshall Honolulu; Mrs. S.
f. Siade and family. San Francisco; G. W.
Meyers, Lakeport; Mrs. H. c. BOldeman and
child, Miss Clara Peterson, Jacob Palmer, Mrs.
d. Cutter, Mrs. Atthowe and family, Miss Gene
We've Van Amringe, H. A. Van AmTinge,
San Francisco; 2. NJ. Watkins, Oakland;
r. S. Gee, Alameda; Hon. William R. DANGER
field, Mrs. William P. Daingerfield, Mrs. ID. W.
Guptill ]. L. Collver, Mrs. w. L. Locke and fam
lily, Miss E. F. Fisher, Gerald Lyons, San Fran
cisco; Henry Schwartz, Oakland; John C. Col
Inns, Mrs. Allen, J. Vanderholsen, San Fran
cisco; Mrs D. j. Lynch and son, New York; F.
Mrs. F. A. Lux, Miss Selma Lux, Mrs. F. Z.
Eaton, Miss Stella Eaton, Earl Wilson, John
w. Pearce and wife, John H. Kelley, George
Gregg, Carl H. Winterburn and family, San
Francisco; Mrs. J. Z. Henry, Miss c. B. Tilling
hast, Boston, Mass. B. L. Elliott, H. H. Elliott,
William Necker and wife, Mrs. W. Frese, {.
Cocker, San Francisco; Mrs. +. Walsenhelm,
Carl May, Blue Lakes; E. L. Auzerais, Mrs.
Ratye. san Jose; S. Atlerby and wife, NJ. E.
Archibald, Mrs. Ruby A. Root, ]. de la Mon
tanya and wife San Francisco Mrs. J. A. Nc
Near, Mrs. Lulu Egan, Petsluma; F. D. Hold,
r. S. Walsh, J. T. Boyd, San Francisco
Highland Springs is about lull, and tents are
being put up to accommodate its large crowds.
Everything is now running to its full capacity.
AT Duncan Springs-ThoSe registered this
week at Duncan Springs, Mendocino County,
are: W. J. Eardley, wife and child, Santa Rosa;
Mrs. John Reed and daughter Cloverdale; w.
B. Farley, Santa Rosa; Mr.. and Mrs. W. K.
Damon and child, Seminary Park C. Holman,
A B. Mcclellan, Ukiah; Miss ]. t. Sullivan,
Miss Annie Sullivan, Miss Minnie Sullivan,
Mrs. Becker, X. Meussdorffer and wife, San
Franciscoi William Frederlckson and wife,
Mr.. FrederickSon Jr, East Oakland. The
bridal party who partook OF their breakfast
consisted of: Mr.. and Mrs. William Walker,
bride and groom; Mr.. and Mrs. E. Joseph, Mr..
and Mrs. Paul Joseph, Miss Ruth Joseph, Miss
Ohm, Miss Elsie ohm, B. Ohm, P. Joseph,
Ukiah; Mr.. Moore, San Francisco; B. Joseph,
Miss Ella Hollingsworth, Ukah.
AT Bartlett Springs-Among The arrivals at
Bartlett Springs are: c. A. Thurston, j. T.
Hintz, Jacob Palmer, w. H. Baker and wife, d.
w. Boyd. William Harfst, G. Martin, F. Mohr-
mann, Mrs. NJ. E. Chase, H. /. Wood, San Fran
cisco; Roger r. DER, Guatemala; John Burke,
George Watson, Mrs. Della Pickett, +. n. Kali
Ticker and wife, Captain J. n. Condrey, Miss
Martha Condrey, Sacramento; Mrs j. A. Nc
Near, Miss L. NJ. Egan, P. P. Taylor, Petaluma;
c. Rosenbaum, Meridian; ]. n. Enochs, Wheat
land; Z. J. Brown, NJ w. Gleason, Charles w.
Walter, Wilbur Walker, of Oakland, are here
on their wheels; Mrs. William Jackson, Oak
land; Louis Clarke, Mrs NJ. Strother, Grimes;
Mr. and Mrs. c. w. Lovelace, Maxwell; W. @.
Bair, Santa Clara; George Twigs, Cherries Green,
Upper Lake. Among the many who have en-
gagged rooms for the summer are: G. w. Clarke
and wife, Mr.. and Mrs. A y. Buchanan, Charles
w. Smith and wife, Sacramento; Sol Lewis and
daughters, Judge and Mrs. Daingerfield, Judge
and Mrs. Erskine NJ. Ross and son, Richard
Chandler and wife, San Francisco; NJ. S. Davis
and wife, Santa Rosa; Mr.. and Mrs. Max
Brooks, San Francisco.
At the Sea Beach-The following San Fran
ciscans have reserved rooms at the Sea Beach
for the summer: Mrs. Lee, Mrs. Crawford,
Mrs. Oyerhalser, Miss Sutro, Mrs. J. NJ. Roper,
son and family, ]. H. Mcdonald and family,
Mrs D. Peyser, Mrs Morris smith and family,
Mrs S. Newman, Mrs. C. P. Huntington, E. II.
Prentice. wife and son; Mrs: L. Strauss and
family; Mrs. Leon Guggenheim, Ralph Brown
and wife, Mrs. w. L. Ashe and family, NJ. Hy-
man and family, Henry W. Lyman and fam
lily, Miss Kohlman, Judge Naphtaly and
family, d. NJ Delmas, Mr.. Thompson, Mrs.
Charlotte Clark, L. K. Clarke and Mrs. E. Wan
genheim.
At the TalIac House-All is lie and hustle at
the Tallac House. The charming weather of the
past week is having its effect on the arrivals,
in fact, the temperature is high, having
reached 70 degrees at z o clock A. NJ. on Tues
day. The new hotel will be an additional at
traction, lit by electric lights. The enlarged
orchestra, which has begun concerts already,
will furnish music for dance and concert The
fishing this season promises to surpass any
thing for years
AT the Ell Monte-The following registered
this week at the Ell Monte Hotel Sausalito:
Mrs. A. T. Spivey. Lloyd Spivey, A. D. Robbins
and wife, Miss Maud Bonney, Miss Grace Bon
ney, F, A. L. Roberts, DR.. Max Sichel DR.. G. w.
Sichel, Miss Madeline Sichel, Fred o. Heyden-
feldt, Miss Gage, Miss S. Griffith G. H. P. Shaw,
Mrs. E. Heymans, Professor w. V. Plise, Dr. f.
F. Lord and wife, A. &. Booth and wife, Mrs. j.
L. Williams, H. q. Playfair, L. Kullman, Ed
win Berl, R..Plasberg and wife, Charles Maui
man and wife, Mrs. T. Ii. Howe, E. G. Case, NJ.
Light, G. w. Lunt, Chris +, Frye.
At the Vendome-The past week was indeed
a most brilliant one at this charming caravan
sary. The weather was perfect and the nights
cool. The grounds never looked more inviting
than at this present time. The lawn tennis
courts present very animated appearance
nearly every afternoon. During the past week
Vendome music hall has been the scene of
three hops all of which were well attended by
the elite of the Garden City. The orchestra
still retains its popularity.
App, ications continue to arrive and with
pleasure the management looks forward to the
banner year in the history of the Vendome
Mrs. George Ill. Lent, accompanied by Miss
Mamie Hooker, are enjoying the hospitali ties
OF the Yendome for an indefinite period.
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