The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1896-09-06
The Paper Chase and Racing
for Trophies at San
Rafael.
Pleasant Reports From the Seaside,
the Mountains, the Lakes and
the Springs.

ing weeks OF the season.
EThe paper-chases that were 1naugurated for
the amusement Of the guests of the Hotel
Rafael have developed into quite pretentious
organization and the latest announcement is
q race meet OF the San Rafael Hunt Club, to
be held at the San Clemente track on Septem-
Der H.
About $1,000 or $500 have been spent in
putting the track and stables in perfect order,
and on the day of the race it will be one of the
best half-mile tracks in the State. The San
Clemente track is situated in an ideal spot for
racing. Nesting among the hills of Marin
County, it is sheltered from the chilling
breezes from the bay. There are fifteen fine
race boxstaIls in the paddock to accommodate
the visitin g ponies. A grand stand to seat
thousand people viii be erected and accom-
modations for many more are being arranged
The San Fran cisco and North Pacific Railroad
will run special trains to the track from San
Francisco and from northern towns, and the
meet will be a society event OF Importance.
Miss Mollie Phelan has taken the Robinson
cottage at Redwood City and viii pass the
autumn and winter months there.
Miss Jennie Catherwood has returned from
her visit to Paso Robes and leaves on Monday
for two weeks stay at the Hastings place in
Napa-
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis B. Parrott returned the
first part of the week from New York, where
Mrs. Parrot and her two children arrived
several weeks ago from Europe, after an abb
sence of several years.
Miss Mary Belle Gwin has returned from a
visit to Miss Thomas at Ross Valley.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. R. K. Nuttall returned from
their visit to San Rafael on Monday last to
their home on Jackson street.
Mrs. C. c. Butler and Miss Emma Butler now
visiting in the East, are not expected home
Mr. and Mrs. S. w. Rosenstock returned from
San Rafael after Two months visit at the
Hotel Rafael on Monday. They have taken
apartments at the Palace Hotel for the season.
Mrs. J. A FOlger and her two sons, Athern
and Ernest Anterior, returned from San Rafael
to their home in Oakland on Monday last
Miss Sara Tenant of San Francisco is visit
ing in san Jose as the guest of Mrs. Henry
Spring.
Virginia Fair are expected 10 arrive here from
Newport this month.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. de Guigne went to the Hotel
del Monte last Monday.
Mrs Henry 7. Scott is at her cottage in Bur
lingame ana is entertaining Miss Cunningham
and Miss Gibson.
Mr.. and Mrs George Crocker and the Misses
Alice and Birdie Rutherford Will pass the next
two weeks at the Hotel del Monte.
Captain and Mrs. A. II. Payson viii pass most
OF this month at Del Monte.
Mr.. and Mrs. George A. Pope and Miss Tay-
Tor are in New YORK City, en- route home from
Major and Mrs John A Darling, U. S. A.,
left the Presidio last Saturday for Paso Robes
where Mrs. Darling win remain a month for
her health. Major Darling is expected to re-
turn to-day.
Miss Young and Miss Marjorie Young re-
passing couple of weeks at the Hastings
ranch, near st. Helena, as the guests of Miss
Jennie Catherwood.
Mr. c. W. Bonynge of London is passing a
few weeks in the Catskills, and expects to come
here later in the season.
Mrs. F. f. Low and Miss Flora Low will re-
main at the Hotel del Monte during Septem-
Der.
D Mrs W. F. McNutt. Miss MeNutt and Miss
huth McNutt are passing few weeks in the
Ugh Slerras iiear Truckee.
Everett n. Bee returned to the CITY on
Friday after a visit 10 Lake Tahoe and resorts
In Sonoma County.
Edgar Mills Jr. and Miss Florence Mills re-
turned from Del Monte last Monday and are in
Menlo Park.
vile last Wednesday after passing two months
at Santa Cruz.
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis ]. Carolan will remain
at Del Monte another week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Jarboe have returned
from visit to Mrs. John r. Jarboe at Concha
del Mar in Santa Cruz.
Joseph D. Grant returned from Del Monte
last Sunday and is at his cottage in Burlin-
game.
MI. and Mrs, J. Hodges Toler (nee Reed) Will
visit friends in FruitYale for several DAYS be-
fore returning to Auburn
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph A. Donohoe Jr who
attended the races at Del Monte returned m
their villa in Menlo Park last Sunday
mrs. George b. Roe and Miss Clara Rice are
Dr. and Mrs William ]. Younger and the
Misses Younger are in Paris.
Miss Lottie Gashwiler has returned from
Iortnlghts visit to Colonel and Mrs. William
Major and Mrs. w. B. Hooper and Miss Rose
Hooper have returned from a prolonged visit
10 resorts iii Southern California
Mr.. and Mrs. Morris Newton returned from
Hotel. '-'0e
Miss Cornelia o'Connor is passing several
weeks at Coronado Beach.
Mrs. Henry Schmiedell has returned from
Del Monte and is PIT the Palace Hotel.
Mrs. Maude Berry Fisher has returned TO her
nome IN Oakland, after passing ten weeks in n
sanitarlum in this'City, and is fully restored to
health DR.. and Mrs. Fisher will leave for
New York in about month
Mr.. and Mrs. Marcus J.. Gerstle retnrned
from Santa Cruz early in the week
Mrs. CarmichaelCarr, who was in Bavrautb
attending the Wagner festival some fonr
weeks ago, viii return to San Francisco late in
Septem Der.
Mrs A. A. Cohen Mrs Gerritt Lansing and
Miss Ethel Cohen win pass the winter at tbeir
home, Fernside, in Alameda
n. K. Masten, DR.. and Mrs. Frank Wilson and
Miss Alice Masten are occupying the reside T,ds
OF J. B. Schroeder Jr. ct Redwood City which
they have leased for several months
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. B. Levison fnee Gerstle, ara
residing at the Hotel Riehelieu
Dr. Leopold Neumann returned from Santa
Cruz last Monday.
Samuel w. Saalburg will return from, Nav,
York in about two weeks
Miss Fannie Tough borough and Miss Maria
Zane are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Jerome
Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. scholle are still at Del
Monte, where they will remain during this
Mrs. Eugene Casserly, Miss Margaret Cas-
serly and j. B. Casserly will remain at Del
Monte couple OF weeks more
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Fox Tay have returned
Monte
Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Bruguiere and Louis
bruguiere returned to the City last Saturday
alter passing two months at Del Monte
Walter B. McCreary has gone East, en- route
10 Europe.
Miss Anita Murray has gone to Europe. She
WI! pursue her vocal studies in London and
Paris for year, when she expects TO return TO
this City.
William NJ. Randol is at the Hotel Normandie
In New York City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles B. Alexander returned
from De- Monte last Wednesday and are at the
Palace Hotel.
Mrs. A. Page Brown has rented cottage on
Beach Ill., in Santa Cruz
Miss Jennie Dpnphy and Miss Viola Piercy,
who have been living in Paris for couple of
years, arrived in New York City last Wednes-
day, en- route to this City
Miss Estelle Sweet left for the East on Fri
day, August %, to spend the winter with
friends.
Victor R. Ulman left for the East on Friday
last.