The San Francisco call., 1896-08-30
The Paper Chase Still Continues
the Popular Sport at San
Rafael.
Entertaining Reports From the Sea
side, the Springs, the Mountains
and the Lakes.


for pony races within the current month. Mr..
Crooks, Mr.. Archibald and Rudolph Spreckels
are giving the matter their attention, and the
date will be fixed so as to in no way conflict
with the Del Monte races.
AS the paper chase still continues to be the
favorite amusement at San Rafael, arrange
ments have been made to continue the sport
for an indefinite number of Saturdays to come.
Annexed will be found resume OF move
ments to and from this City and coast, aud OF
the whereabouts of absent Calitornisns:
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer S. King and family have
returned from Lake Tahoe.
Mr.. and Mrs Walter E. Dean and Miss Helen
Dean are visiting the Dean ranch in Marin
County.
Mr.. and Mrs. william II. Mills and Miss Ar
della Mills have returned from visit to sacra-
mento. ,o
have returned from Lake Tahoe after months
visit there.
season in the Catskills.
Joseph D. Grant went to the Hotel del Monte
last Sunday for weeks visit.
Mr. and Mrs. George A. Pope ana MISS
Taylor, who have been abroad tor several
months, left Europe last Saturday for TINS
Francis Francis of England has been at the
Hotel del Monte during the past week.
Miss Lottie Gashwiler viii return from
and Mrs, William Forsythe of Fresno, who
have been passing the summer there.
Captain A. Fame Wainwright of Burlingame
has been at the Hotel del Monte since last
Captain William B. Collier OF LakepoEt has
been passing the week at the California Hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis J. Carolan have re-
turned from the East and have been at the
Hotel del Monte during the past week.
Misses Eva and Hilda Castle left for Europe
last Thursday and will be away several
Mrs. Phoebe A. Hearst and Miss Apperson OF
this City went to the Hotel del Monte last
Monday, accompanied by William Pepper,
William Pepper Jr., B. F. Pepper and o. H. P.
Pepper OF Philadelphia.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. s. Holmes of Alameda have
returned from an outing in Mill Valley.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Thomas and the Misses
Thomas will return from Ross Valley early in
Edgar Mills Jr. and Miss Florence Mills went
to the Hotel del Monte last Monday for a
weeks visit.
Mrs. S. L. Bee and Everett N Bee are passing
the mouth of August at Lake Tahoe.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Scott Hobart, Miss Ju-
liette Williams and Miss Rodgers have been at
the Hotel del Monte since last Monday.
Colonel Alexander G. Hawes arrived in New
York City last Sunday en- route to London.
R. NJ. Tobin has been at the Hotel del Monte
during the past week.
Mrs. John P. Jones and Miss Alice Jones are
en- route home from Europe and will pass the
winter at Santa Monica.
Callaghan Byrne went to Santa Rosa last
Wednesday for brief visit
Mr.. and Mrs. Rounsevelle Wildman have
been passing the week near Ukiah.
Mr.. and Mrs. Naglee Burk of San Jose have
been at Lake Tahoe during the past week.
Dr.William ]. Younger sailed from New York
last Saturday on the Normandie to meet his
family in Paris.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. H. de Young are en- route
home from Europe.
Mrs. C. Van Dyke Hubbard is en- route home
from Europe after an absence of three months.
Maj and Mrs. W. B. Hooper are passing
couple of weeks at Coronado Beach.
Miss Cornelia o. Connor is visiting the Misses
Rossington al Coronado Beach.
Mrs L. Hermann, Mrs. William BurlirZ, Miss
Mamie Burling and the Misses Lolita and
Norma Burling are still at Coronado Beach,
where they have beer for several months.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ferd c. Peterson will return
from the Tavern of Castle Crag next week.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Michels have returned from
Mrs !. n. Walter and Miss Marian Walter
viii return from the Sea Beach Hotel at Santa
Cruz early in September.
Count Charles BentZoni and Countess Gerty
Won Schlutterbseh are at the California Hotel.
Among those who went to the Hotel del
Monte last Tuesday to witness the races were:
row, Mrs. w. J. somers, Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore
Payne, Matthew Payne, E. A. Wiltsee. Miss
Fanny Loughborough, Mrs. A. NJ. Easton,
Misses Mary and Jennie Croeker, Master Tenn
pleton Crocker, P. Tarbutt and Edward NJ.
Greenway.
Emil Bruguiere and Frank Bruguiere are en-
route home from Europe.
s. G. Pardee has returned from q trip to Los
Angeles and Coronado Beach.
Miss Annie NJ. Miller and her brother Paul
l. Miller OF Oakland, returned yesterday from
Europe, where the former has been for the past
eighteen months. Owing to the extremely hot
weather in the Eastern States they only re-
mained few days in New York and Washing
Mrs. Pelham W. Ames and the Misses Ames
were in Paris at last accounts.
Henry T. Scott leaves for the East this week
Among those who went to the Hotel del
Monte last Wednesday were Mrs. Henry T.
Scott, Miss Cunningham, Mr.. and Mrs.; +. S.
Douty, Miss Rowe, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Fox
Tay, Mr. and Mrs. CASTOR NJ. Ashe, Mrs. Henry
Barroilhet, Miss Mary Eyre, Colonel E. E.
Eyre, Lieutenant Seabury, Q. S. N, and Je-
rome B. Lincoln.
DR.. Leopold Neumann left last Thursday for
Santa Cruz and will return on Monday.
Miss Martha Shainwald returned to the City
last Thursday after an absence of nine months
in China, Japan, Australia and Honolulu. At
the latter place she was met by her brother
Hermann Shainwald, who accompanied her
home.
Mr. and Mrs. j. Hodges ToIer (nee Reed of
Auburn are here on 8 visit and are staying at
1001 Pine street.
Miss Marie voorhies left last Thursday to
visit at Del Monte for few days.
Mrs. Philip Caduc will reside at 1901 Pine
street during the coming season.
DR.. and Mrs Stallard have returned home to
the Bungalow, Menlo Park. after spending six
weeks in the Rocky and Selkirk mountains of
British Columbia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rounsevelle Wildman are
spending the week at Vichy Springs.
Miss Florrie Jackson of San Francisco and
Miss Fanny Crisp of san Rafael have been
spending the past week with friends at the
Ocean House Hotel, at Bolinas, and viii return
TO their respective homes on TUESDAY.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry NJ. Lichtenberg are So
burning at Highland Springs.
Miss C. S. Moore. cashier in Newman g. Lev
insons. is spending her months vacation at
Hollow Mountain, Napa County.
T. G. Gruenhagen, the weIl-known confec-
toner, accompanied by Mrs. Gruenhagen, has
gone to Etna Springs for the benefit of Mrs.
Gruenhagen's health.
Miss Margie Macleod OF this City is the
guest of Miss L. Bergin at Wrights.
Miss Ethel Cohen returned on Saturday from
a long visit to Lake Tahoe. She will reside
with her mother and sister, Mrs. Lansing, at
the Cohen home at Fernside, Alameda.
Captain and Mrs. w. B. Collier and the Misses
Collier viii come to the City this faifand spend
the winter at the Occidental Hotel.
Mrs. q. s. Jones leaves this week for Del
Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Dean and Miss Helen
Dean have gone 10 the Dean ranch in Marin
County.
Miss L. Wright of Carson City, New, has re-
turned from Honolulu after an extended trip
and is the guest of Miss 6. T. Shrieve.
Robert K. Payne of this City is at the Albany
in Denver but will return to the Cripple Creek
region in company with Charles A. Seaberst
and Y. T. Long, well-known Eastern mining