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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1896-07-19
Mr.. and Mrs. Moore Cele-
brate Their Fiftieth
Anniversary.
Mr.. and Mrs. Shriner Celebrate
Their Wooden Wedding in
Novel Fashion.
A Napkin-Ring and a Wooden Horse
Play Important Roles in the
Anniversary Ceremony.

Mr.. and Mrs Moore celebrated their golden
wedding anniversary at their home, 81 Vim
cent street, last Tuesday. James Moore ana
Ellen Mills were married in Kirk Bradden1n In
the town of Douglas, Isle of Man. They lived
in New York for twenty-six years, arriving In
1851, and came to San Francisco in 1876. At
the reception the guests were received by the
children ana neiee of the venerable couple.
The many friends of Mr.. and Mrs. G. w.
Shriner spent a very pleasant evening at their
residence, 81 Van Ness avenue, Monday, July
ID, celebrating their wooden wedding. The
large parlors were most beautifully and artisti-
cally decorated with flowers and branches of
the pepper tree. The presents were numerous
and costly, among them lovely cherry parlor
rocker and oak and plush chair, oak center
table, four lovely fiower-stands, music rack
and many other useful and ornamen tai arti-
Giles. programme had been arranged by
friends and a number of musical selections
were well rendered. Those taking part were
Mrs. Sarah Cooke, Mrs. Eugenia Tally,
B. G. Austin, George Reed, Professor Richard
Young and wife and Mrs. Shinn. The pro-
gramme concluded with mock marriage GER
emony, Benjamin e. Austin acting as the ON
ciating clergyman. Mrs. (. G. Griffin, I. q
Carr, c. H. Wads worth and o. S. Karuse as
sisted the bride and groom in going through
the ordeal. The altar used was wooden saw
horse and the ring wooden napkin ring. Con-
CALCULATIONS were then in order, followed by
Among the guests were: Mr.. and Mrs. P. w.
Hickie, Mr. and Mrs. D. N Place, Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Z. Simpson, Mrs. E. G. Griffin, Mrs NJ
worth, Miss Alameda Collins, Mrs. Sarah
Cooke Mrs. Lizzie Novel;, Miss Annie Keegan,
Mr.. and Mrs. o. S. Karuse, Mr.. and Mrs. T. G.
Carr. Mrs. Jennie Carr of Iguna, William 7.
Jones, Mr. and Mrs. r. Parker, Mrs. NJ Bird,
Frank Shriner. Arthur Palmer, w. Kenna,
Eddy Griffin, Mrs. La Ransuier (Oregon), Mar
tin S. Norton, Mrs. C. c. Mathewson, Miss Ida
Carmichael, Fred w. Rentsch, Mrs. E. H. Ret
sloff, Charles Retslof, George Reed, Mrs. L. Fl.
poT1fo Gfi Afrc n
O'Brien. Mrs. E. H Moody, F. D. WoIfrom, Pro-
lessor Richard Young, Nine. e. Young. Mr..
Media Hoskins, Ella Merchant Stewart, Mrs.
Jennie Richardson Oenver), C. T. Waltham,
Mrs. Kate Hoskins Mrs. Emma Paddock, Mrs.
E. Nevill, Mr.. and Mrs. G. 1. Drew, Elizabeth
SlOper.
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AT Ell BONITA HOTEL.

Among the guests registered at FL Bonita
Hotel are: Rev. John Hemphill and wife,
Mr.. and Mrs. II. B. Chamberlain, Misses Vera
Clyde and Dolly Chamberlain. Miss Ann Roe,
B. f. Giddings, G. w. Harold and wife, Dr..
and Mrs. c. L. Scharff, Phyllis Scharff,
Claude Scharff, +. B. Blood, P. II. Dawson,
George B. Crandsll T. A. Hatch and WIFE, J. Fl.
Harry Scott and wife, r. A. Gilbride. George E.
Bunnell, San Francisco; Mrs. E. J. Murphy,
Miss Ivah Murphy, Mrs. A. L. overend, Master
Paul Overend, Oakland; Mr. and Mrs D. Robb,
Miss Mae L. Nolan, Charles Meussdorffer and
wife, W. II. Fuller, Miss c. Fuller. J. Levy, San
Francisco; Mr. and Mrs. Nat Cornell, Mrs.
Johnson, Leon Cornell, DR.. r. Urban, J. B.
Cauzza, Dr. +. r. Parkinson, Tomales; Miss A.
NJ. Winn, Miss b. Hood, w. j. ShotweH, F. Hat
fey, H. BrIsloe, P. A. Murphy, San Francisco:
Professor Randall and wife, University of Cali
fornia; c. Stuckert, u. E. Buckner. Mrs. Kelly
and three daughters, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank L.
Frisbee, Miss Florence Frsbee, Master Arthur
Frisbee, Edith Frisbee, Ed Deering, DR.. and
Mrs. E. NJ. Swain, Master Walter Swain, Hiss
Z. Simpson, San Francisco; w. H. Morgan.
Harry II. Hfrst, University of California; R.
Arnold Foster. Fred A. Temple, w. P. Jarvis,
D. Baird, A. r. Jackson, Howard s. Avery, F.
G. Marston, A F. Williams, C. Brady, Vance A.
Stuart, Lucian L. Wood, G. w. Hoane, Berke-
ley; Albert Magee and WIFE, Miss E. Cooper, T.
r. Bailey and wife. Santa Barbara; DR.. Will
liam Cole, wife and daughter, David Connell,
Mrs. W. Graham, Guerneville; H. NJ. lie Bar
ron, Valley Ford; D. E: Baker, T. Coughlin,
Sausalito; S. ]. Hayes, c. Z. Smith, San Rafael
Charles Roth, Charles A Bennett, Mrs. Ben.
nett, Miss Agnes Dunkel, R. G. Morgan, Hor-
ace Hassell George Gordon and wife, E. Din
niegan, R. r. Dinniegan,. Captain R. H.
Fletcher, Colonel Van Stow, Major Harry Stow,
Al Gerberding, San Francisco; Arthur Z. Colby,
Mrs. NJ. A. Colby, Mr. and Mrs Gorying, Miss
Flora Gorving Oscar Gorving, Fred Gorving,
Mr. Thurston, Mr.. Beck, ]. Dceriug, Oakland
Miss Nellie I. Haley, Miss Stoher, San Fran
cisco.
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AT THE VENDOME.

Inc most encouraging reports OF summer
gayeues and a general good time come from
the Vendome. The weather is slightly cooler,
and consequently cycling and tennis reign
supreme.
Mrs. George 7. Folsom of San Francisco, after
several weeks visit at the Vendome, has re-
turned home
Mrs. ]. sanborn Doe of San Francisco, accom-
panied by her child and governess, has arrived
at this popular hosiery for the summer.
captain j. L. Waller of San Francisco, &C
companied by his charming wife, is pleas
antly enjoying the Vendome's Inequalities.
d. NJ Foltz OF San Francisco registered the
past week
F. B. Pierce of Boston is enjoying brief
VISIT; as the guest of DIR. r. (. Pierce, at the
Vendome.
Mrs. James Webster of Alameda, accompanied
by Miss Aurelia Washer of San Francisco, is
domiciled at this popular resort.
Mrs. III. Rosenfeld of San Francisco and Miss
Carrie Nicholson of Oakland are among the
latest arrivals at the Vendome They expect
TO remain for the balance of the summer.
Honolulu is represented by the arrival of
James Campbell, vile and family, who con-
template remaining several weeks at the Ven
dome.
Ivan Treadwell and K Melrose were among
Saturdays arrivals at the Vendome.
K. NJ. Tobin of San Francisco registered dur
ing the past week.
Wendell Easton Of San Francisco paid San
Jose flyer and registered at the Vendome.
Mrs. NJ. X. kimball has returned from San
Francisco and is guest of, the Vendome.
Mrs. Manning F. Bowes, accompanied by
Miss Z. Kelton OF San Francisco, is pleasantly
enjoying few weeks visit at this charming
caravansary.
Mrs H. j. Morton registered from San Fran
cisco the past week for an indefinite period.
w. B. Harrub and wife of Oakland accom-
panied by Miss Harrub, spent few days at
the Nendome, after visit at Del Monte.
Miss Mae Miller of San Francisco registered
during the week.
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AT THE HOTEL DE REDWOOD.

The Hotel de Redwood is crowded to its ut
most capacity. SatuI day evening Mr.. and
Mrs. Cox gave lawn party to the guests
which was one of the finest ever given in this
part of the country. There was music and
dancing, and above all several fine tableaux.
one of which was "The New Woman on
Wheels" and one "our Next President, Nc
Kinley."
The arrivals at the hotel are: Rev. t. l..
Randolph and wife, Miss L. P. Langhorn. the
Misses Cullen, Miss Alice Treanor Miss Edith
Treanor, Miss Alice Jordan, Miss E. g. Nav,
Mr.. and Mrs. Cohen and family, Mrs. Ryder
and daughter, Mrs. Bray, Mr.. and Mrs. Cham
berlayne and son, Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Well.
man, Miss May Loveland, Miss Alice Brown,
Miss May Brown, Mrs Morgan, William Nor
gan, Mrs. A. Levy and sons, Miss
Helen Levy, Miss L. Saltonstali, Miss
Irma Livingston, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Levy
and daughter, Mrs. Stevens and family, Miss
Mabel Whitmore, Miss Blanche Gross Mr. and
Mrs Halbert and family, DR.. II. A. Bernard
Mr.. and Mrs. G. B. PARCELS, Frank PARCELS,
Charles PARCELS. Robert Trumbell, Miss A.
tIm SUDDEN, Miss h. tum SUDDEN, Lawrence
WAGNER, c. F. Richards Jr., C. F. Richards ST.,
the Misses Richards, James Furgeson, Miss L.
K. Piper, Miss !. Piper, Mrs. F. W. Wilies and
daughter, Miss L. B. Cullen and niece. Frank
Barstow, Miss @. Leavenworth, Bert Wells, D.
A. Brown, Colonel Samuel CHOPPER and wife.
Charles Fletter and wife.
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CAMP FIRES ARE
BURNING BRIGHTLY
A Large and Merry Party
Enjoy an Outing at
THE Forks"
Pleasure.Seekers Pitch Their
Tents in the Calaveras
Valley.
Danced the Virginia Reel in the Dim
Twilight and Sang Patriotic
Songs.

Calaveras Valley, about mile above ''The
Forks" presents pleasant scene of camp life
at the present time. colony numbering
about fifty persons are enjoying their vacation
days in this pretty spot, their tents being
pitched in the shade of the alder and syca-
more trees along the banks of the stream. The
first camp of two tents, half mile above the
falls, is that of Mrs. Charles Tilden of Alameda.
Next above are the two tents of the family of
E, j. Thane OF Niles, including several friends,
among them Miss Dorothy Miller of Oakland
and Miss Florence Hudson of Niles. The next
camp numbers four tents, and is the stopping
place of H. A. Mayhew aud family of Niles and
F. c. Jarvis and family of Newark. This
camping party numbers anywhere from
eighteen TO twenty-five, as the visitors come
and go. With the Jarvis family is also Mrs.
Fred Moses and son, Harold, of Concord, Con-
ira Costa County, and Miss Mollie Jarvis of
Oakland. Next along the stream in two tents
are domiclled Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Cole and
children OF Centeryflle few rods farther up
the creek two tents serve to shelter Mr.. and
Mrs. Chester Hatch and son and Mrs. Dyer and
three children, all of Centerville
The National holiday was celebrated by a
rousing campfire and fine. display of fire.
works in the evening. The branches of the
trees about were lined with Chinese lanterns
and the members of the different camps
gsthered round the fire with patriotic songs to
the evenings festivities with an old-fashloned
Virginia reel in the freight. The DAYS are
passed in happy idleness, with picnic trips to
the several falls in the vicinity with swim
ming and fishing and hunting by day, with
candy-pulling and whist parties and various
other amusements in the evening A hun
dred and fifty or more of the speckled trout
have been hooked, but the creek is being
gradually robbed OF these finny beauties by
the number of fishermen who find their way
into the valley each spring and climb to the
very sources of the stream.
Among those who spent the Fourth with
these jolly campers were: James Whippie OF
Deeotc, ii. A. Mosher of Niles, Fred Moses of
Concord, Messrs. Keene of Dahl of San Fran
cisco.
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AT THE RAFAEL.

The palm for gayety at the resorts must be
awarded to the Rafael. Captain Johnson, the
genial manager, is paying every attention to
his numerous guests whom he contrives TO
keep constantly amused and contented. AS a
result of his excellent management the hotel
becomes more and more popular as the season
advances.
Among the guests at the Hotel Rafael are
Baron ard Baroness ]. H. Won Schroeder, Mr..
and Mrs. I. T. Williams and daughter, Mr.. and
Mrs. W. S. Woods, Mr.. and Mrs. j. J. Crooks
Mr.. and Mrs. Swanzy and family, Mrs Judd,
Mrs J. A. Folger, E. r. Folger, J. A. Folger,
MI. and Mrs. Hockstadter and family, Mrs. w.
/. Wallace, Miss Romietta Wallace, Mr.. and
Mrs. Schloss, Mrs. Samuel Hort, Mr.. and
Mrs. P. We'll and family, Mrs. C. r. Winslow,
Z. NJ. GreenWay, ]. B. Stetson, Mrs. George H.
Howard, w. l. Kip, Mrs. Lewis and family,
Mrs. F. A. Greenwood, Mr.. and Mrs M. s. Grin
baum, ]. F. j. Archibald, Mrs. S. r. Wilson,
Mr.. and Mrs. William n. Gwin, Miss Gwin,
Miss Dwyer, Mr.. and Mrs Montgomery Cur
rey, Miss Currey, Consul V. Artsimovich, Mr..
and Mrs. George G. Boardman, Samuel H.
Boardman, Mr. and Mrs. j. r. X. NuttaIl Mr..
and Mrs. Lloyd Tevis, Hugh Tevis and daugh.
ter, Miss Breckenridge, John Perry Jr., Mrs.
Seward, Miss Kimber, Mr.. and Mrs D. b. Da-
wilson, Mrs. Henri Schmiedell, Miss Sue
Throekmorton, Andrew B. McCreary, Charles
II. Haswen Jr.. Mrs. Cooper and daughter,
Kari Klaw, Mr.. and Mrs. S. w. Rosenstock, Mr..
and Mrs. s. Suss man, the Misses Sussman Mr..
and Mrs. S. NJ. Rosenbaum, Mrs. Pacheco and
family, Mr.. and Mrs. w. Frank and family, Mr..
and Mrs. Joe Poheim, Mr.. and Mrs. D. N. Wal
ter, Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Fisher, Mr.. and Mrs
Booth, Mrs. Schlund and family.
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AT BARTLETT SPRINGS.

Among the recent arrivals at Bartlett
Springs are: T. o. Johnson, one of the propri-
etors of the Hotel Westminster, Los Angeles,
and his wife; James J. Corbett and
wife, II. E. Corbett. wife and daughter, P. j.
Corbett and wife, Miss Corbett, Mrs. Roberts,
Miss Bender, Mrs. P. f. Nolan, Leo Nolan, Cap
tain Burns and wife, w. w. Naughton, C. w.
Wall and wife, Mrs. S. Bell, Mrs. Baker
Motfitt, Mrs. Emma D. Brown, Mrs.
o.. Heinrich, Miss Vera Heinrich, W.
Schur and wife, Captain Charles Nelson,
Miss r. Alexander, j. B. Lawrence, Ed c.
Dugge, J. T. Gaynor, wife and two children; J.
II. Horrigan, g. b. Dillon, H. J. Webster, H. A.
Gabel, Miss VI. L. Crowley, Miss Marguerite
Crowley, George w. Bauer, w. H. Dow George
A. Dow, Ed Dow, G. ]. Bauer, Ashley r. Fault,
e. Wallace, p Kelly, r. G. Voight, Mrs Sheehy
and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. higgins and family,
Isador Cohn, Mrs. A. r. Weir, G. Schooner, c. II.
Lunsman, ]. ID. Lunsman, NJ. Kavanagh, Miss
Rose Hass, o. II. Keyes, S. H. Seymour, Mrs.
DR.. Frost, Mrs. hammock, Mrs. Peach, Mrs.
MelZner, I. g. Morgan, w. 7. Arnold, John J,
Kenny, Mrs. F. II. Hammer, Edwin C.
Hammer, John Elliott, J. G. Bride, Mrs w. H
Powers and son, Leo Cooper, Mrs. Martinez z.
w. Stein, William Masterson, John Weise Mrs.
w: B. Dolan, w. h. RodeA, Miss May Roden,
Miss Bessie Roden, Charles Busch, J. de Libbs
McLane, wife and son, F. L.. Southack Jr H
Herbst, F. G. Herck, c. Regley all of San Fran,
CISCO Mrs. E, Dryer, Mrs. Robert T. Deylfn L
Slide Jr., Mrs j. H. Slide, Miss Lizzie Slinde
f. j. Waldren, Mrs. NJ. E. Waldren and son,
Fred G. Yorke, Edward c. MeCabe Fred
Smith, George c. Sherman and wife, Mrs.
Winslow.
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AT VIcHY SPRINGS.

Among the late arrivals at vichy Springs
are: From San Franciseo-Hon. w. f. Goad,
MI. and Mrs. Richard Bayne, Mr.. and Mrs. 1.
Grant, o. H. Greenewald, Leon Greenebaum,
j. sloss, NJ. c. Sloss, w. L. Gerstle, ]. Thorne,
J, f: Leicester, William Reiger, Mr.. and Mrs.
4 ID. Hurlieh, A. Walters Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward Ring, Miss Margaret Ring,
Miss Helen Ellis, Los Gatos; Miss Grace Car
penter. Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Noest, San Rafael;
MISS Mary McCowen, Ukiah; Mr.. and Mrs.
John u Bieknell Los Angeles; Mrs. W. A. Bray
berkeley; Mr.. and Mrs. C. s. Peck, Alameda
From Oakland-H. Namanney, Fred Meiheles,
MISS Margaret Wales. c. II. Kucks, G. H. Kucks
Jr.. MISS Katie Kucks, Mrs. Alma Crowley,
cnlldren and maid, Mrs. j. l.. n. Shepard, Miss
Katherine Craven
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Ar PARADISE SPRINGs.

Among the recent arrivals at Paraiso Springs
are: George J. Crane, James C. Dunphy, H.
B. Titcomb, Mr.. and Mrs. L. Bloch, San
Francisco; Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Bernhard
and child, Fresno; James Coughlan. San
Francisco; NJ. Sullivan, San Juan;
U. S. Lopes, NJ. NJ. Silva, Watsonville;
Jacob Clauss, NJ. T. Ferner, Emil Magner and
wife, Miss Mabelle Wagner, San Francisco; T.
Nj. Gibson. Los Angeles; J. C.. Donnelly Wat
Mrs. Charles w. Slack, Edith Slack
Ruth Slack, V. Lew, San Francisco
J. F. Witzel, wife and two children, Robert Ew-
ing and wife, Mrs. M. 6. Ewing and daugh-
ter. San Francisco; James Crumy, Tehachapi;
c. f. Romie, Monta Carlo; Mrs c. Bern, Miss
Stella Finkeldey, Santa Cruz: Mrs H. Zeimer.
IL. Kahn Zeimer, Oakland; Judge G. Roadhouse'
Salinas: T. Mccarthy, /. SanDorn, jacksonville:
Henry Alexander WatsonvilIe; Attorney
Howe and family, Miss l. Perine, Miss Lois
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CLUB GATHERINGS.
SOCIAL ORGANIZATIONS ENTERTAIN
IN ELABoRATE FAsHroN

ENTERTAIN
IN ELABORATE FASHION.
The Western Addition Literary and Social
Club held its regular monthly entertainment
and dance on Wednesday evening at Native
Sons Hall. The programme was of unusual
excellence and was thoroughly appreciated by
the large audience present. The charming
little comedietta, "Six Months Ago. was one of
the hits OF the evening. Dancing, as usual,
concluded the evenings entertainment The
programme in full was as follows:
Overture, orchestra; tenor solo, 1.-THE Last
Watch" (Pinsutl, Arthur Davies; cornet solo,
(selectedl, Miss Irene Lynch; umerus remark,
Dr.. J. p. Mccarthy; alto solo, without Thee"
(D'HardeloD Miss Alice Partridge. Come
delta, "Six Months Ago" by Felix Dale ESQ.
Cast-Edwin Bliss, Alfred A. Borlini; Jack
Decides (his friend and lawyerl w. NJ Ogilyie:
Angelina Bliss This wife, Miss Rose Broderiek.
The Mission Literary and Social Club gave
its monthly entertainment and dance on the
9Th inst at Mission opera-hall The hall was
crowded with large and select audience The
programme began with comic selections by
George Dunn. A contralto solo was rendered
by Miss Il. Burns. Mr.. Burns gave the rawlings
OF Mccullough. one act drama followed
with the cast as follows: Miss Nellie Connor
as Lady Elizabeth, Mrs. Materfeld as Mrs
Davis, w. H. Materfeld, l.. Rivers, ]. Leffma n,
Colonel Freelove. After the play dancing was
inaugurated and continued until midnight.
AS result of the increase of members, the
club will in future hold its parties OF Union
square Hall.
OF the Monarch Brass Band, formerly the Shet-
Ter Band, was held last Saturday evening July
IL, at Duvenick's Hall A very enjoyable time
was had and at IL 80 o'clock 200 couples
under the leadership of Mr.. RuppeIi repaired
to the banquet-room, where supper was served
Speeches were made by several of the officers
After supper they again repaired to the hall
where festivities were continued till very
late hour
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tainment at California Hall on Thursday even

tainment at California Hall on Thursday even
lug, July %.
La Estrella Parlor No. SO, N. D. q. W, and
AlcatraZ Parlor No. 145, N. s. G. W.. will give
their first joint party at Native Sons Hal
on Friday evening, July %
On Friday evening, the Gath of July, the pu-
pills of Puckett's Academy of Dancing will give
a bonbon novelty party at Mission Opera
hall. Great preparations are being made to
make this affair one of the most attractive par
ties of the season. Several new features will
be presented. The cotillon will be led by Mr..
ana Mrs. +. Williams.
The Alcaldes have issued invitations for their
annual outing party to be held at Niles Cam
yon Sunday, July &c.
Leon, the eldest son of Mr. and Mrs. II. S.
Jacobs, will be bar mitzvah Saturday, July
25, 1896, at the Geary-street temple Mr.. and
Mrs. Jacobs will be pleased TO meet their
friends at their residence 1911 Post street in
the afternoon.
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An SARAroaA SPRINGS.

Among recent arrivals at Saratoga Springs
are: Mrs. H. A. Smith and family, Minor
Eating, w. Parks, NJ. Robinson. George Trout,
A. Rudeer, G. Sartorious, W. H. Wilder, H. A.
Smith, George Martens, Mrs. A. B. Tinson, Mr..
and Mrs. Poulini, w. Dowlen, Miss cooney,
MISS Bailey, Mr.. and Mrs. George j..
Casanova, H. H. Elliott, B. L. Elliott,
j, j. Onyon, R. Johnston, j. McGinnis and
wife, Miss s. Maginnis, L. w. Maginnis, Miss
T. norkes, Miss starkweather. J. A. Britton, f.
liam Rogers, A. Fibush, B. Bissinger, Mr.. and
Mrs X MARTENS, Miss NJ. Elliott, Mass E. Lii
Ian, Miss II. Powell, Miss L. Robinson, Mrs.
Painter
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AT HTNA SPRINGS

Among the latest arrivals at Etna Springs
are: L. w. Claassen, Miss Annie minds, Miss K
Z. Kean, San Francisco; ]. P. Betancue, H. E.
Peterson, Oakland; Mr.. and Mrs. C. F. Rednall,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Tobin, St Helena; NJ Rad
ford, James S. Book, p s. Hunter, Mrs. G. c.
lands, Miss L. lands, Miss M. E.
Lraynor, MISS Nora Moynehan, San Francisco;
Mrs Eugene J. Bates, William Bates, George
Bates. Alameda; Mrs. D. Marcucil, Miss i.
German, Miss l.. Mahony, Miss Z. Mahony,
James Mlnterburn and wife, Miss l.. Winter
burn, William Martin and wife, Miss Alice NJ.
Martin, D: Griehnger, l.. Lang, San Francisco;
Mrs; E Kavanaugh, Miss Helen Bates, Ala
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Ar GTLRoY HoT SERVINGS.

The following guests have registered at Gil
roy Hot Springs: George H. Zilier, Palo Alto;
John +. Mahoney, t. Clifford. Carl ANTI, Mrs.
R. wienke, A. TINKER, S o. Kohlman, Colonel
Edward Lawton, San Francisco; Mrs. H. R.
0'Keefe, Mrs. T. C. Breyer, San Jose; o. R.
Jones, j. G. Humphrey, San Francisco !;
E. A. Fowler, Madrone Springs; Miss
Mitchell, Mr.. Mitchell, San Francisco;
Mrs. E. S. Fowler, Miss L. NJ. Dodge, Miss N
T. Dyer, +. Fowler, H. Johnston, c. Fowler,
Madrone Springs; Louis Feldman Jr.,
K. L. Waltermire, T. c. Murphy, Z. F. Ward,
A. Stern and wife, J. II. Mccarthy, Mrs.
George w. Alexander, T. ]. Weisel, san Jose
Miss Minnie Weise, Sscramento; Robert
Wemeke, Owen Gorevan, G. Lanini, c. w. Bon
s. Carr. Miss Roseyen, J. w. Reilly, z. Laborde
p p. Hool and wife, Mrs. Horace Seaton, II.
Davis, San Francisco; W. II. Breyer, San Jose.
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AT TUSCAN SPRINGS.

The list of guests arriving at Tuscan
Springs the past week were: j. L. Lucas
Placerville; Frank Arnold, Sacramento; Il. j.
Nolan. Sacramento; Miss Matte Schleigh
Biggs; Nick Claick, Amador; James Kelly.
Vina; Joel Bigler, Joe Zemansky, Sacramento:
ID. Methewson and family, Miss Annie Kline
Wimshan; NJ. Segra, Colusa; w. Moore, Grid.
ley; Professor Mccoy and family, Red Bluff
Paul Buethe, Arthur Baker, Honolulu;
Henry Sager, Portland; II. Weitfeldt,
Arkansas Hot Springs; J. Toede, Bremen;
William A. Fish, stockton; William Loopey
Biggs; P. Riordan, c. NJ. Peterson, William
son, Ed Cominsky, Marysville; G. G, Myers,
wife and child, Rocklin; Miss Annie Hart,
Boston; II. A. Holcomb, Elk Grove; Eli Mont
gomery, Cotton; Mrs A. Stief and family, Mrs
]. Wexelberger, Red Bluff
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READY framed pictures from so cents to $50
eaeh; banquet lamps from 81 to $24 each;
CLOCKS from 70 cents to $25 each onyx tables
from 50 70 TO $35 each, and lots of parlor
easeis, as well as a number of ready framed
pictures, which we are closing out at half
price. Sanborn, Vail & Co., TAI Market st.
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Ar SnnA RAY

Among those who have registered during
the past week at Soda Bay are: Mr.. and Mrs.
K Martens, oakland Miss Agnes ]. Connolly
Miss Maria Roberts, Miss Margaret Roberts,
Miss Camille MeDermott, Miss K. Cashel, Miss
Mary Cashel, John Edmondson and wife,
Mrs. A. Ashton, Miss Lillian Ashton, Miss NJ.
Loniorth, Miss Mae Corey, Miss w. Dolan, Miss
a. =. Herndou, Miss NJ. Harvey, San Fran
cisco; John w. Breen, Berkeley; A. a. Maliet,
San Francisco; A. Fibust, Oakland; Z. n.
Booth, San Francisco; W. r. Hoffman, Stock
toui Mr.. and Mrs. Asa R.Wells, San Francisco (;
MIS-. Z; D.Nlncent, Oakland; Captain and Mrs.
Shaw, San Francisco
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WEDDING
ARTHUR F. Frey AND Miss ALLEN

ARTHUR F. Frey AND MISS ALLEN
MARRIED IN BERKELEY.
One of the most pleasant social events of
Berkeley society during the past week was the
wedding of Arthur f. Frey and Miss Oskie
Allen, which was celebrated at the home of
Mrs. NJ C. Allen, the brides mother on Satur-
day evening last at 8 O'Clock. The parIors
were tastefully decorated in pink and white
sweet peas. The ceremony was performed by
Rev. NJ. NJ. Gibson of San Francisco. The
couple left on the evening train for the north,
stopping at Castle Crag for a week.