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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-09-12

Although on the rfver-in fact, on two
rivers, it being at the mouth Of the Cum
berland-during several months there il q
bar that prevents boats from landing there,
and the only way to get out OF the town 10
by private conveyance. 1 stopped there on
business, going by boat. The next day the
beats could not land. so / had to hire a
team to take me to the railroad. i hunted
up the only livery stable, and remarked to
the proprietor, This Is hard town TO get
out Of Easiest in the world. sir, was mis-
reply If there was a railroad you would
have to wait until train time. As ii is. you
can go any minute you want to- He drove
me over to the station and charged me IS
for the ten-mile drive. Amt that pretty
steep?' l asked, as / paid it. Not at all.
You are in luck. Regular expenses are s.
a day. We hired a rig out yesterday, SO
you was only charged for today's expenses.
II we hadn't got the customer yesterday IL
would have cost you $l0' Then was glad
to have escaped from the easiest town In
the country to get out of"
"There are some drawbacks to spending
summers in the country" said Walter E.
Draper of Chilicothe, Ohio. at WIZARDS.
IT tried four places this summer. and they
were all alike. At home 1 have fresh but
ter, milk and eggs. and 1t was these I
mise most in the country. Every farmer
&C ntracts for his butter and eggs. and II
takes all he has to I'LL his orders. for the
demand in the cities is always equal to the
supply in the country. There is plenty OF
milk, but It must not be used until after
the cream has been very carefully re-
moved, or the supply of butter will run
short. Then there Is no market to which
the country woman can go for vegetab les,
and consequently they must, a rule be
dispensed with. In running a grain or
stock farm. there Is no time to bestow upon
gardens. Truck farming is another busi-
ness altogether. AS to butter the farmer
generally uses that which he cannot sell
There is no way OF getting fresh beef so
that IL Is really very. difficult, without beef
vegetables, eggs. and good butter and milk,
for country people to set good tables. They
have nothing Hike the resources enjoyed by
those who keep boarders In the cities"
The San Francisco call., 1896-06-21

Minister to the United States, has returned
from Washington, ID. G., and is visiting her
mother, Mrs. A: q. HaWes, IN santa Kosa;
Mrs Hatch was formerly Miss Allie Hawes OF
this City.
Mr. and Mrs Willis Davis have leased the
Crosby cottage in San Rafael for the season.
Mrs Henry Glass is occupying the cottage OF
Frank s. Johnson in San Rafael during his ab-
sence in New YORK.
Robert P Wieland will leave next month TO
make tour of the world.
Mrs S. W. Forman and Miss Gertrude For
man left last Thurs day to visit Alaska. When
they return they will pass the remainder OF
the season in san Rafael
Mr.. and Mrs D. B. Davidson are passing the
summer in San Rafael.
Mrs. Z. L. G. Steele and family and Miss Ben
nett are at the Steele country eat, "Felici-
dad, ;" Salmon Falls, near Auburn, in Placer
County.
Mrs. George Gordon has been spending the
past month visiting various summer resorts
and is for the present at Zeigler Springs.
Miss Rose Goldstone OF 1406 Post street has
left for Heppner, Ore.
Miss Kathleen Sullivan of San Francisco is
spending the summer with her Drother, j. L.
Sullivan, al Rio Vista.
The Misses Rose and Jeanette keene, OF San
Francisco, are among the social acquisitions at
Santa Cruz. They viii give coaching party
on Saturday night TO the big trees and Mon
terey.
Mrs. Joseph de Lano has returned from her
European trip much improved in health.
The Misses Florence Peters and Alice Duncan
are spending the summer at their country
villa in MendOcino County.
Miss Rose Clarridge is visiting her brother,
stephen Clarridge, at Rio Vista, Solano County.
Frederick c. Garrick of New York, for long
time resident OF San Francisco, recently
graduated from the New York University, re-
ceiying the degree of bachelor of laws. Mr.
Garrick sailed for Europe the 10th inst. to pur-
sue his law studies abroad.
Mrs. W. L. Poweson and daughter, Grace NJ.
Powelson, left last week for Sonoma County
resorts, where they Will spend the summer.
Mrs. A. sbsrboro and family left for their
villa at Asti, Sonoma County, Saturday, June
20. They will remain for six weeks.
NJ. and Mrs. Alexander Badlam of San Fran
cisco are registered a. Paso Robes.
John Taylor and daughter, Mrs. Curran
Clark, Mrs. Commodore Beardslee, Mr.. and
Mrs. Young and number of friends from New
York will sail from Tacoma on the 21st for
Alaska.
The San Francisco call., 1896-06-21
AT CASTLE CRAG

There are quite number of guests now at
the Tavern of Castle Crag enjoying the pictu-
rescue attractions of that delightful mountain
resort. Among those who are there are: Mr.
and Mrs. F. S. Doty and Miss Rowe of San
Mateo, Mr.. and Mrs. George T. Klink, Miss
Klink, Mr.. and Mrs. F. H. Reed, Mrs. II. w.
Reed, Mr.. w. II. Dewey, Mr.. and Mrs.
Z. J. Crane, Mr. and Mrs. Rounsevelle
Wildman, Mrs. H E. Huntington, Miss Eliza
beth Huntington, DR.. e. w. Richards, Mr..
and Mrs. James NJ. Goewey, Miss Gertrude
Goewey, Mr.. Herbert Goewey Mrs. A. p
Whittell, Miss Florence Whittell, Mrs. A.
n. Towne, Mr.. and Mrs. Clinton E. Worden,
Master n. T. Shaw, Mrs. Lester A. Beardsl lee,
Lawson S. Adams, Mrs A. H voorhies, Mrs.
Clark w. Crocker, Mrs. w. Van Bergen, Mrs
f. w. Van Sieklen aud family of San Fran
cisco, Mr.. and Mrs. William II. Howard and
Miss Frances Howard of San Mateo, and Mrs.
2. c. Pope of Mare Island. Those who have
engaged rooms, and the dates on which they
are expected are follows: Mr. and Mrs. w.
f. Herrin and Miss C. NJ. Dunn, June 20; Mr.
and Mrs. &. w. Tuttle and family and Mr.. and
Mrs. F. w. Tallant and family. June %; Cap
tain and Mrs. J. j. Brice, U. s. N, June "a !;
Mrs. General Williams and Miss Fillmore,
June %; Mr.. and Mrs. Homer s. King and the
Misses King, June 30; Mr.. and Mrs. C. L. May
nard, Mr.. and Mrs. William NJ Gwin and Miss
Mary Bell Gwin, July l.
The San Francisco call., 1896-06-21
SOME ENJOYABLE
CLUB GATHt RINGS,
Society Entertained by Fash
ionable Organiza-
tiOnS.
, The Sequoia Club Ent trfains in
Honor of Miss Mabel
Leary.
The Western Addition Entertainment
and Dan ce-The Tuesday Nights
Outing Party.

The Sequoia Club gave most enjoyable sur
prise party in honor of the graduation of Miss
Mabel Leary, at Cooks Hall, on the evening of
June l3. During the evening farce was rem
dered, songs sung, games played, dances en-
joyed and supper partaken OF by Misses Mabel
Leary, Grace Rankin, Annie Sellon, Lois Eoff,
Alice Cameto, Meta Boison, Laura Neil, Lille
Reynolds, Lena Schellen berg, May Lawry,
Josie Kane May Patterson, Mary Gilchrist,
Mabel Miller, Mary Boylan, Julia Boylan, Ethel
Cartan, Maud Cartan, Nellie Saury, Minnie
Leary, Pearl Stroud, Nellie Kemptson, Mrs.
Rankin, Mrs. Leary, Mrs. Young, Mrs. Mott.
Mrs. Eoff, Mrs. Sellon; Messrs. E. Cartan, E.
DINNER, j. Eof, J. Nicholson, j. Leary, H.
Leary, G. Moloch, J. Gallagher, ]. Barry, l..
Springer, J. Laury, J. Foley, J. Patterson, ].
Henna, q. McCarty, j. Jones' 7. Arias, A.
Smith, s. R. Eof, R. Lincoln, E. Mason, G.
Ogle, A. Gerken, E. Rankin.
The Western Addition Literary and Social
Club held their regular monthly entertain
ment and dance Wednesday evening, June II,
at Native Sons Hall. The excellent pro-
gramme varied and interesting, was well re-
cetved by the large and lashionab BILE audience
present. Dancing as usual brought the even
ings entertainment to close The pro-
gramme in full was as follows:
Overture, orchestra; recitation, selected,
Miss Mabe Haseltine; tenor solo, "How Can
Forget Thee" (Denza), j. Hoyt Toler; the SYM
phony, operated by II. A. Sheppard-(d) ''Over-
ture from William Tell (Rossini), (b) "Selec-
;ion from Robin Hood DeKoven); contralto
solo, "Thou Art My Life'' (Mascheroni), Miss
Josephine Patterson; comedy, THE Burglar
and the Judge" the cast-Justice Geotfry Gyves
Alfred A. Borlini; parkhurst, Will NJ. Ogilvie;
Joe, George B. Crandall.
The members of the Tuesday Night Club
gave delightful outing at Ross Valley on
Sunday, May 31st. The affair was successfully
managed by Miss Dollie Wyants Miss Nell
Casey, Miss Maude Barclay, Miss Anna How
ard, Miss Ada Kelly, Miss Carrie Morton, Mrs.
Austin, Mrs. Morrison, Mrs. C. Cole, Mrs. Nc
Colgan, Mrs. Morton and Mrs Howard. The
next meeting of this club will be held at the
residence OF Miss Ada Kelly on Fell street on
June 23d.
4 delightful ice-cream party was given by
the young ladies OF Miss c. Hunts class at the
Gir.s High School on Thursday, June 49, The
young ladies of the class and all teacuers of
the building were present. Among those help
ing to make the afternoon pleasant were Miss
May Levy, Valeria Kieineberg, Lulu Becker,
Florence Lipsher, Eva Levy, Grace Prender-
gast. The room was beautifully decorated
with ferns and flowers and other artistic ef-
fects arranged by the pupils. Dancing con-
cluded the afternoons entertainment.
Mrs. A. G. Elliot and her mother. Mrs. E. S.
Howe, entertained at dinner Tuesday Colonel
and Mrs. D. McCutcheon Mr.. and Mrs. d. Stat
ford, Wallace Mudgett. Colonel Moore, Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Hansel
The San Francisco call., 1896-06-21
At DEL. MONTE

The beautiful weather is attracting many
visitors to the Hotel del Monte. The surf and
tank bathing, the famous seventeen mile
drive and the tennis courts all have their
patrons, and there is no lack of other attrac-
tions. Among those at the hotel now are
Mrs. E. j. de Santa Marina, Miss de Santa Ma
rfna, Miss Polastre, Mrs. Hager, the Misses
Hager, Miss Lucas, Mrs. C. Simpkins. Miss
Throckmorton, Mr.. and Mrs. E. Van Bergen,
Mr.. and Mrs. C. J. Foster, Evan J. Coleman
and Barry Coleman OF San Francisco. Among
those who have engaged rooms for the season
up to July l are: Mr.. and Mrs. J. Downey
Harvey, Mr.. and Mrs. A w. Scholle, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles A. Laton, Colonel and Mrs. P. A.
Finigan, Mrs. Mountford S. Wilson Mrs. Rus
sell J. Wilson, Mrs. Adam Grant, Mr. and Mrs
Walter E. Dean, Miss Dean, Walter Leonard
Dean, Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Bruguiere, Major and
Mrs. John A. Darling u. S. Al, Miss Jennie
Catherwood, Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Spreckels, Miss
Spreckels, Lieutenant and Mrs. +. H. Lefavor
20. S. NJ, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry A. Jerome, Cap
tain and Mrs A. II. Payson, Mr.. and Mrs. A.
c.. Tubbs, Lieutenant and Mrs. George NJ.
Stoney ~. S. NJ and Miss Laura Bates.
The San Francisco call., 1896-06-21
LAKE TAHOE

Among those who have engaged rooms at
McKinneys on Lake Tahoe are the following
Mr.. and Mrs. Russ and son Ralph, Mr.. and
Mrs. Horace Hammond, ]. c. Role, Captain
and Mrs. Grey, Mr.. and Mrs. Hans Gullixen,
C. L. Bonner and party. Professor Treedwell
and party, Profess or Troyer, Theodore Hittell,
San Francisco; Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Brown,
Berkeley; Mrs. G. f. Davis and daughters, T
r. Hofer and family. Mr.. and Mrs John Rosser,
Carson New. Among those already on the
register are: +. j. Cordi, superintendent of the
Bode Con- Mining Company, and wife; w. H.
Cameron, Mr.. and Mrs. w. Westoff, Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. Burtchaell, Mr.. and Mrs. E. Zachan,
Mr.. and Mrs. c.. W. kenitzer II. Ken1tzer, Miss
Weiss Mr.. and Mrs. Knibbe, San Francisco;
q. o. Monkhouse, Penryn; Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam J. ID. Trousdale Coliax.
The San Francisco call., 1896-06-21
AT MAGNETIC SPRINGS.

The following guests have engaged rooms
and cottages at Magnetic Springs, Glenwood,
for the season. Mrs. Z. B. Levere, Mrs. Mey-
ers, A. Wyss and family, II. B. Norton, ]. H.
Norton and wife, A. Summertield and family,
H. Roman and family, Mrs. A. Harris and two
daughters. Mrs. E. Levy and daughter, Mr..
and Mrs. Kedston and family, E. II. Silsby and
family, Mrs. J. Marx and family, Miss Emma
Cross, Miss May Pickett j. Moss and wife, Miss
May Cuthbert. Miss E. A. Manson, DR.. Edward
Wiuden, Mrs SAMSON and family, Mrs. Cap
Henry Lachman, J. Bloom. Ii. Bishop, E. l..
Fuller, J..J. Meany, Victor MeIcaif, wife and
family, Mrs. Hall, Louis Sage, wife and child.
There was a hop gwen al the hotel on Sat
urday, June 13. which WAS attended by all the
guests and a mum Der OF residents from Santa
Crnz and vicinity. 1t was an enjoyable affair
and continued until the wee small hours.
The San Francisco call., 1896-06-21
AT PARAISO SPRINGS.

The recent arrivals at Paraiso Springs are as
follows: DR.. NJ. E. Gonzalez and wife, Mrs.
E. Hitchcock, Mis- Hitchcock Thomas chap
man and wife, S. L. Parsons, C. T. Romie DR..
W. R. Cluness Jr., Frank Doud Jr., ]. n. Besse,
A. G.lliland, S. W. Cowles and wife. Mrs Trues-
dell, William V. Bryan and wife, P. Johnson,
F. f. Kellogg and wife, Ed F. Armstrong,
Mrs j. A. Magee, Mrs. E. Mallon,
D. e. Bloom, W. L. Garretson, Sam Dannen-
baum james Harris, L. Shnborn, Mrs. j. Morri-
son, Miss Z. Kitchener, Mrs. NJ. d. Boruck, Lewis
f Watson and wife, John Allison, Mrs. NJ. Kill
burn, p. McAllister, Sanborn Backus, Mrs. S.
w. Backus, Miss c. Wilson, f. Israel, A.
Croeker and wife, d. F. Leddy, Timothy
O'Grady, L. 7. Watson, H. w. Hathorne, T. &.
Johnston, Miss p. Johnston, Father Bremen.
The San Francisco call., 1896-06-21
AT MOUNT VIEW.

Among the guests at Mount View Hotel, Ross
station, are: Mr.. ana Mrs. Maurice Schweitzer
and family, Mr.. and Mrs. Calm, Miss Mayer,
Messrs. Goewey, Lewald, jennings, Long,
Peterson, Mr.. Wright and family, Mr.. and Mrs.
Lincoln, Mr. Haldon and son, Mr.. and Mrs.
Mandel and family, Mr.. Wiley, Mr.. and Mrs
Sloss, D1. Peschei and family, Mr.. and Mrs.
Dohrmann, Mr.. and Mrs. Prayer and family,
the Misses Ray and c. Prayer, Mrs. Roe, Mr.
Roe, Mr.. and NJ rs. Fricke. Miss Charlotte Fricke,
Mr. and Mrs. Dinkeispel and family, Mr.. and
Mrs. Bancroft, Mr. Wirthle, Mr.. ana Mrs.
Kenkelin. Mr.. and Mrs. Cotter and family,
MIR. and Mrs. Leopold and family, Miss Peck
ham Mr. Pettiprew
The San Francisco call., 1896-06-21
AT SODA BAY.

The following have registered at Soda Bay
during the past week: William Harfst, San
Francisco; William sippy and wife, NJ ISIS Caryl
Sippy, Los Angeles; Captain A. Y. Trask, j.
Schomtield and family, J. NJ. Litchfield and
wife, Master r. Lloyd Litchfeld, A. Y. Trust
s. B. Cristy, Charles c. Hilton, Howard C.
Holmes and wife, W. Y. Wheatly, wife and
child, Mrs. S. E. Sade and child, William Y
Grant, Miss 0. Lelinhardt, San Francisco; E.
Lell hardt Oakland; F. B. Heath, Master
frankie Heath San Jose; Miss Lelinharut,
Miss Edna Lelinhardt, William Rudgear OAK
land: Dr. A. L. Walsh and wife, j. F. Cunning
ham, Stanley Adderley and wife, J. H. Kelly.
Mrs. r. Root, G. Gregg, San Francisco; George
r Dodson. Fred Mauses, Alameda.
The San Francisco call., 1896-06-21
AT BARTLETT SPRING.

BARTLETT SPRINGS, CAL, June 2O.-Allen
A. Curtis, the well-known lumberman, accom-
panied by Mrs. Curtis and their two chlldren,
Ralston and Carleton, are here Tor seVerai
weeks. Mr.. ana Mrs. r. B. Chandler nave
taken the "Atwood' cottage for the summer.
Mrs. Calvin C. McMahan and daughter, Mather,
accompanied by Miss Emmerson OF San Fran
cisco, have taken the "Glenwood" cottage ior
the summer season. Mrs. Gus f. Dorm, wlie Oh
the well-known commercial man, ana MIS-.
Ciprico are up for q six weeks stay.
John Pacheco of San Rafael, with George
Kavanagh, Milton Brooks and Ed Bailey OF
San Francisco, yesterday morning started out
at daybreak for Cache Creek fishing, returning
in the evening with sixty, forty. twenty-five
and fifteen pectiyely to their credit
Mrs. A. c. Weber and daughter, VINO are max,
ing flying visit to all the springs, stopped
over here for one night.
W. H. Hollenbeck, wife and two children, OF
Fresno, are up for several months stay. 4. Z.
Creller, a well-known business man OF san
Francisco, is up for few weeks stay. Mr.
Creller finds many improvements since his
visit fifteen years ago. Burr ii. Mitcheu, the
well-known young business and society man
OF Colusa, gave us flying ylslt on ms Wheel-
He will return in few weeks for long stay:
c. Martin, the well known hack inspector OF
San Francisco, is enjoying himself hugely.
Among the many rec mt arrivals sIs may De
z. B. Kinch oloe, Woodland; E. A Open
heimer. Marysvile; H. B. Rodgers, Watson
vile; Francis Toad, Vallejo; Burr H. Mitchell,
Colusa; Allen a. Curtis, wife and two sons,
San Rafael; Mrs Otto Bluches, Sacramento;
J. E. Colbrer, Mrs. E. S. Ciprico, Mrs. Gus E.
Dorm, F. 6. Roberts, w J. Shiyes, E. c. Creller,
James Nelson, Mrs. A. C. Weber, Mrs. c. C. Nc
Mahan, Miss Emerson, San Francisco. Bowl
ing and tennis are all the go. Thomas Hanra-
han of Sacramento heads the list in bowling,
with a score of 246.
Among those who have recently engaged
rooms for the season are: J. W. Elliot (prest-
dent OF the First National Bank OF Los An
geles) wife, two Chi. dren and maid; Mr.. Jesse
Potter (of Miller & Lux and family; Miss
Annie Sullivan and sister, San Francisco;
John 7. Graynor (oi Murphy, Grant & Coz,
their friend Mr.. Horrigan, Mrs. Toesner and
Mrs. Beel, San Francisco; Mrs. P. F. Nolan,
Miss Kiltie Nolan Miss Genevi eve Nolan, Leo
Nolan Miss Kittie Arnold, Mrs. Dunbar, Mrs.
Fredericks, Miss Fredericks.
The San Francisco call., 1896-06-21
AT GILRoY SPRINGS.

The late arrivals at Gilroy Springs include !:
T. H. Norman, J. B. Cavanaugh, J. B. High
tower, William E. Cunningham, Charles w.
Chapman, William H. Kruse, G. B. Colbert,
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Raney. Joseph H. Nc
Carthy, Mrs Mccarthy, c. D: Harrison, Edgar
ker, H Frederick Edward Schwerin. John
Britt, John Stegeman, Mr.. and Mrs John F.
Helms, Miss Alice Helms, James Smith, ]. c.
Humphrey San Francisco, James Wood, John
Mulvany, San Jose; w. H. Smith, GiIroy; E.
Boulogne and family, Alameda: Mrs. l. G.
Richmond Judd, Oakland.
The San Francisco call., 1896-06-21
AT EMERALD BAY.

Late arrivals at Emerald Bay. Lake Tahoe,
include: Miss Matte Dixon, Michigan Bluff
Miss Gertrude Hutchings, Yosemite; James
Hogg, Mrs. James Hogg, William Hogg, Miss
Mabel Hogg. Mr.. and Mrs. f. IL. Clough, San
Francisco; Mr.. and Mrs. E. r. Guenthers, San
Angeles; Or. and Mrs. NJ. L. Cooper and
family, Modesto; A. F. Galloway San Fran.
cisco; Mr.. and Mrs. r. Ii. Sampson, Grass Val
ley; c. F. Overton, Santa Rosa; Mr. and Mrs.
c. w. Clifton, San Diego; Mr.. and Mrs. K. G.
Graves, Santa Cruz; Thomas H. Hutchi ings,
Oakland; A. w. Smithton San Jose.
The San Francisco call., 1896-06-21
ETNA SPRINGS.

The list of late arrivals at Etna Springs is as
follows: Mrs. A. NJ. Burns, Miss d. Burns,
Miss C. Evens, Mrs. F. L. Whitney, Miss Grace
Whitney, Harry G. Scovern, A Alexander, C.
A. Sweet, San Francisco; Miss Ellen NJ. Bartlett,
Alameda; Dr. Watt, Victoria; q. Watt G. w.
Fee, st. Helena; Alexander Bergen, Oat Hill;
Miss Elva Robinson, Miss Anita Pearch, Miss
Marie Keller, Napa; Mr.. and Mrs. J. j. Schultz,
Miss Paulina Schultz, Oakland; Mr.. and Mrs.
C. j. Paddock, Henry s. Russ, Edmond Russ,
San Francisco
The San Francisco call., 1896-06-21
AT THE Ell MONTE.

Among the guests registered at the El Monte,
Sausalito, are: Mrs. NJ. e. Kean, Mrs. ]. L..
Levison, A. A. Guardior, Mrs. r. s. Nagle, Max
Warshauer and wife, S. Green and family, Miss
Jessie Marston, Mrs. R. 7. Devlin, Mrs. War
dell, Mrs. A. o. Cotton, j. Sevent, J. L. Good
Haselton, Miss May Warde, Mrs. Bonney.
The San Francisco call., 1896-06-21
AT CAzADERO.

The following are the arrivals at Cazadero
this week: Will NJ. Graham, DR.. and Mrs. Nc
Lean. family and nurses, San Francisco; !;
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Lem and family, Roy O.
Yates, Clarence W. Reed. David Williams,
Oakland; Mr.. and Mrs. Z. III. Richardson and
daughter, w. ii. Wells, H. F. Blethen, j. L.
Blair and son, Mr.. and Mrs. F. J. Chadbourne
The San Francisco call., 1896-06-21
AT KLAMATH Hot SPRINGS.

Arrivals at the Springs are: ]. Fl. Rothe, Chi
cago; E. Eshert. Chicago; A. A. Wise, Chi
cage; Charles Martin, Yreka; Thomas Culbert,
San Francisco; Charles Whitehead San Fran
cisco; Mrs. C. II. Shattuck and son, Alameda;
Mrs. James Spaulding and daughter, San
Francisco; W. n. Sutton, San Francisco; G. v.
Hall, San Francisco; DR.. c. l.. Goddard and
family, Oakland; Miss Burnham, Oakland /;
Miss Center, Oakland; Miss Jones, Oakland /;
Vigil Conn Pal sleu
The San Francisco call., 1896-06-21
AT BLUE LAKES.

The list OF arrivals at Blue Lakes Hotel in
cludes: Mrs. A. C. Weber Miss Weber, P. H.
Farrell, J. F. Cunningham, Mr.. and Mrs. L.
Wiekstrom, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Capell, Mrs.
Lux and daughter, c. F. Marwedel, NJ. A.
Gaugham, Mrs. A. C. Bolderman, Fred G. Cant
ner, II. Wolf, San Francisco; Mr.. and Mrs. R.
Eliot, Chicago; D. Clopton, Montgomery, Ala.
The San Francisco call., 1896-06-21
AT DEL. MAR

Recent arrivals at the Hotel del Mar. Santa
Cruz, include Miss X. Marshall, Detroit, Mich.
Miss NJ. schmitt, Miss T. Schumacher Ala
media II. Millmeister and wife, T. Lenzen and
family, DR.. r. II. Burke, San Jose; Rev. NJ. A
Mickey, Rev. ]. F. Collins, Santa Clara; o.
Heydenfeldt, L. J. Flynn, Leo Gonzalez, J. NJ.
Kelly. Miss D. Silk, Miss R. Fleming, Miss
Annie Maher, Miss Bessie Mclaughlin, Mrs. w.
II. Molloy, Mrs. NJ. Chandler, Mrs. ]. J. Coma
lez, Mrs. J. D. Sullivan, San Francisco.
The San Francisco call., 1896-06-21
AT MAPK WEsr SpprNcs

The latest arrivals at Mark West Springs are:
Julius Lemle. Samuel MAXWELL Henry Planz,
San Francisco; Henry K. White Jr., Boston.
Mass; I. l.. Sourtoach, Samuel Abrams, Ernest
L. Wenle, Richard Radke, Rudolph S. Kelien,
Mrs. J. R. Grugel Oakland; j. w. Keegan,
Judge Oyerton, Santa Rosa; Mrs. Frese
JuergenSen.
The San Francisco call., 1896-06-21
At PAsn RORLES

Mr.. and Mrs. H. Sachs are spending month
at Paso Robles.
Chief Justice Field and family intend to
spend several months at Paso Robles.
Major and Mrs Mclaughlin and Miss Nc
Iaughlin of Santa Cruz and Sam n. Rucker of
San Jose will spend few weeks at Paso
Robles.
The San Francisco call., 1896-06-21

James Carolan, C. G. Hooker, Mr. ana
Mrs A. R. Fredericks, East OAKLAND;
H. L. Smith and wife, San Francisco; MISS a.
J. Walker. San Francisco; James Sehmitz, San
Francisco; Miss Josephine DAVIS, Santa Rosa;
j. Stuart Yates and wife, Victoria. B. e.;
Miss Austin, Victoria. B. c.; DR.. j s Eastman
and family. Berkeley; George C. Ballantyne
and wife, Oakland; L. n. Jacobs, San Fran
cisco; j. w. Harris, wife and boy, San fran
cisco. coaching trip was made this forenoon
Ward creeks. Pole Mountain and other inter-
esting points and all had an enjoyable time
Yours etc. C. F. BURNS.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1896-01-15

A pretty fable about the pansy is cur
rent among French and German chill
dren. The flower has five petals and five
sepals. In most pansies, especially of
the earlier and less highly developed
varieties, two of the petals are plain in
color and three are gay The two plain
petals have a single sepal, two of the
gray petals have sepal each, and the
third, which is the largest of all, has
two sepals.
The fable is that the pansy represents
family, consisting Of husband and
wife and four daughters, two of the lat
ter being stepchildren Of the wife. The
plain petals are the stepchildren, with
only one chair; the two small, gay pet
ais are the daughters, with chair each,
and the large gay petal is the wife, with
two chairs.
To find the father one must strip away
the petals until the stamens and pistils
are bare. They have fanciful resem-
blance to an old man, with flannel
wrap about his neck, his shoulders up
raised and his feet in bathtub. The
story is probably of French origin, be-
cause the French call the pansy the step
mother. Household Magazine.