The San Francisco call., 1896-08-23
HOTEL DEL CORONADO.

Among the prominent San Francisco guests
now at the hotel are Mrs. L. Hermann and
daughter, Mrs. William Burling, Miss Burling
granddaughter of Mrs. Hermann, and the
Misses Lolita and Norma Burling, her great
granddaughters.
Miss Cornelia O'Conner Is the guest of the
Misses Rossington, daughters of Solicitor w. H
Rossington of the A. T, and s. F., who are sum
mering at Hotel del Coronado.
s. C. Pardee of San Francisco is one of the
popular young society men here at present.
Mrs E. P. Wilder, Mrs. w. 81. Patton and
Miss E. D. Patton are San Franciseans recently
arrived,
Albert NJ Johnson Mrs. Johnson and child
Master Lawrence Johnson and Miss Mary
Crese are Sacramento guests who are spending
August at the hotel.
Major Hooper of the Occidental is recu-
perating at Coronado after his recent severe
illness and gaining at the rate of pound q
dav. Miss Hooper, who accompanies hel
father is enjoying the social life at Coronado
Mr.. and Mrs. E. w. Runyon OF Red Bluff
entertained with delightful tally-ho party
on Monday, following the boulevard around
the bay and picnicking in one of the orange
groves.
On recent musical evening little Miss Hol-
terhoff daughter of Godfrey Holterhof, treas
urer OF the Southern California Railroad Com
pany, entertained the guests with an exquisite
rendering OF 80 Promise Me- in her sweet
childish voice. responding to an enthusiastic
encore with Little Alabama Coon"
Mrs. otheman Stevens, wife of the WELL
known Los Angeles newspaper man, is here
accompanied by her little daughter.
w. S, Gilmore of the Pasadena Town Talk is
a visitor here
Senator and Mrs. James McCudden of Vallejo
spent Sunday at the hotel.
L. +. Dickins of the United States Coast Sur.
vey was here for few days early in the week
A rtv of "a a hOf lxrio
San Luis Rey on Sunday morning, attending
service at the mission.
A paivate-car party, including W. B. Biddle,
general freight and traffic manager of the
Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe system,
Chicago, Mrs. Biddle, three children and Mrs.
George Frost OF Milwaukee are enjoying life at
Coronado-by-the-Sea.
weekly intrenchment drill is performed
by Company of the First Infantry, y. s. A.,
Lieutenant Noble commanding, at the North
Island Coronado on Thursdays.
The Rev. w. J. Chichester of the Presbyte-
rian church of Los Angeles is staying al the
hotel during his summer vacation accom-
panied by his family.
Fishing for canes is the latest fad at Coro-
gentlemen caught ten the other morning from
tne wnart varying from six to ten feet in
length. and including the dog. tiger and
leopard varieties. The backbones only are
"A picturesque blue-overal1 brigade, which in.
ciudes little misses of from to & summers, is
marshaled daily on the sands by the attend
cts and shovels.
The family of Colonel William E. Sinn, the
veteran theatrical manager and proprietor of
the Park and Montauk theaters at Brooklyn,
n. y, Is making three months visit at Cor
Charles Nordhoff, the well-known journal
ISL, whose home Is at Coronado, has become a
oisclple OF the wheel, and may be seen every
aiLernoon exercising on the avenue.
Juuge j. NJ. Bonner of New Orleans, accom-
panied by his handsome niece, is summering
William J. Brocerick, receiver Of the First
Natlonal Bank, San Bernardino, and party
Oh twenty friends are enjoying a fortnfghps
CrosDy 5. Noyes, editor of the Washington
~. ~ evening Star, is here. accompanied by
Miss Noyes of Washington, D. c., gave a
pownng party and Welsh rarebit supper on
Meunesday evening. The guests were Mrs.
gnarulne, Miss Hubbard and Miss Shoemaker,
ppasaiaena; the Misses Rossington, Topeka; Miss
burning and Miss O'Connor, San Francisco;
.as Misses a 81, adams Detroit; Messrs Oakley,
o.nlcago; Ely, Cincinnati; Pardee, San Fran
clscoi Shoemaker, Jardine and Strange, Pasa-
uena' ana Mckenzie, Coronado. The evening
passed denghtfully. Miss Buriing carried of
me tne la9les hrst prize Mr.. Mckenzie the gen.
' .iemens' and Mr.. Oakley the consolation