The San Francisco call., 1896-08-09
SOCIETY L|NGERS
At The RESORTS,
Midsummer Festivities at
the Fashionable
Hotels.
No Immediate Prospect OF the
Close of the 0ut.of- Town
Season.
Pleasant Reports From the Seaside
the Mountains, the Lakes and
the SPRINGS.

The midsummer days are almost gone anu
autumn will soon be here. Yet there is no I'M
mediate prospect of the close OF the outing sea-
son. Society IS still absent from town and
everybody who is able leaves town for the
seaside, the mountains or the lakes, if it be
only for a few days at the most.
The country is still charming and delightful
and attracts many visitors. Below Will be
found a resume of the whereabouts OF our
fashionable people:
Mrs Frederick II. Green, Miss Julia Crocker
and Miss Florence Ives have visited Great
Britain and Norway and are now in Russia.
Their next trip will be through Germany,
France and Switzerland.
Colonel C. f. Crocker and his children and
Mrs. A. NJ Easton are expected from Europe
next Wednesday. They are accompanied by
Miss Carol Crockett.
Mrs C. A. Spreckels and family will remain
at the Hotel del Monte during August.
Mrs. Margaret Irvine and ]. w. Byrne have
returned to the City after prolonged visit to
the Hotel del Monte.
Miss Jennie Catherwood, Miss Young and
Miss Marjorie Young are passing week at the
Hastings ranch, near ST. Helena
Mrs. A. E. Head and Miss Anna Head have
gone to Lake Tahoe to remain during this
Mr and Mrs. William S. Tevis have returned
to- Bakersfield after a short visit to Mr.. and
Mrs. Lloyd Tevis at San Rafael. They will soon
go to Santa Monica for the remainder OF the
season.
william H. Crocker. W. Northope Cowles
and George E. P. Hall went to the Hotel del
Monte last Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs Francis ]. Carolan will return
from the East i'll a couple OF weeks.
Mrs. John P. Jones and Miss Alice Jones, who
have been in Paris for some time, are now in
Switzerland.
Captain and Mrs A. H. Payson and family y
left San Mateo last Sunday for the Hotel del
Monte.
Mrs. F. w. Van sicklen and family left last
Sunday for the Hotel del Monte.
Mr. and Mrs. j. r. K. Nuttall went to the
Hotel del Monte last Sunday.
DR.. William ]. Younger left last Tuesday for
Paris to meet his wife and daughters.
Mr. Herman Shainwald left last Tuesday to
Mrs. Luke Robinson sailed last Tuesday on
the steamer Australia for Honolulu and will
be away several weeks.
CaliagIan Byrne left on Friday to visit
Colonel Moorhead at his ranch in the Santa
Clara Valley. Next week he will go to the
Hastings ranch, near ST. Helena, ior few
Right Rev. Bishop and Mrs William Ford
Nichols returned from Lake Tahoe early in the
week.
Mrs Lucie Hayes Of Oakland is the guest OF
Mrs. A. P. Hotaling in San Rafael.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. II. Ellicott will remain in
SauSalito until the end OF August
Mrs. H. Z. Huntington ana Miss Clara Hunt
ington will soon return frcm Lake Tahoe.
Horace D. Pillsbury arrived in New York
Andrew w. Martin has been at the Hotel del
Monte during the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Michaels are at Paso Robles
for couple of weeks.
Southard Hoffman Jr, John A. Hoffman and
Thomas c. Berry are camping near Tallac, Lake
Tahoe.
Mr.. and Mrs. Timothy Hopkins are at Lake
Mrs. E. B. Pond, Miss Minnie Mcneil and
Samuel Pond are at Tallac, Lake Tahoe.
Mrs. Henry Van Wyck and the Misses Ger
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Tahoe.
Mr. and Mrs George Crocker and the Misses
Alice and Birdie Rutherford will leave Castle
Crag next week to pass month at Del
Monte.
Miss Daisy Van Ness will return from Del
Monte next week.
turned from Lake Tahoe and are at their cot
tage at San Mateo. They will go TO Del Monte
in about week.
Mr. and Mrs Frank Vincent Wright of San
Jose are at the Sea Beach Hotel in Santa Cruz.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles A. Baldwin are ex-
pected at the Hotel del Monte next Saturday.
J. Nate Nathan, president of Club Eleven, Is
spending his two weeks summer vacation al
Bartlett Springs.
Miss Lulu s Hotaling left on Thursday, Au.
gust g, for Carson City, New, where she will
make her future home.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. T. Hooper left for Grass
Valley to spend two weeks with Mrs. James
Grethewey.
Mrs. Requa and Miss Amy Requa are passing
some time at Etna Springs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rounsevelle Wildman are
spending the week at Napa Soda Springs
Mrs. Eliza J. Mason and daughter. Miss
Eleonore Mason, left last Saturday for their
home IN Paris, after visit of some ten nths
with friends III this City. They were accom-
panied by Miss Josie Loughborough, who will
visit her aunt, Mrs. General Keyes, at Nice.
Mr.. and Mrs. julius Bunzle are sojourning
for few weeks al Saratoga Springs.
Mrs. J. c. Currier and Miss Nataline Currier
lett yesterday for Cisco and Lake Tahoe. They
will spend the months of August and Septem-
Der in the SierraS.
Mr.. and Mrs. William T. Sawyer have gone to
the Yosemite Valley and Big Trees to spend
the season.
Miss Helen Dheilig is visiting her old home
in Calaverss, where she is the guest of Mrs.
William BURNS.
Dr. Hus viii leave next week for the Yellow
stone Park and Saratoga Springs, n. Y.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. J. Lermen left last Saturday
for Ben Lomond, Santa Cruz Mountains, where
they intend spending the month of August.
The Misses May l. Reggett, Elsie H. Sengstack,
Edith NJ. Carney and May j. Doohing, chaper-
oned by Mrs H. Martin Fletcher, Left yesterday
for sojourn of a couple of weeks in Santa
Cruz.
Mr.. and Mrs. George D. Bunker will leave for
Gilroy. Hot Springs, August 9, 10 be gore
several weeks.
Miss Annie ososke is visiting friends in
Sonoma County.