The San Francisco call., 1897-08-29

threshold before the out-of-town season will
be over.
These last few weeks are being made more
than interesting for the guests at the popular
resorts, and "mine host is exerting himself
to have his season 60 out in blaze of glory.
Below will be found many interesting notes
from the many fashiona Bile resorts:
Lake Tahoe.
TALLAC, LAKE TAHOE, Aug. 28.-Several
thunder-storms occurred last week, clearing
the atmosphere and producing most beauti-
ful effect upon the lake.
A. n. Drown and family, Captain Theodore
F. Kane and family Mrs. Sheehy and daugh-
;er, Miss A A. Clark and W. Squire Clark were
among those who left Tahoe for home Mond ay.
Card parties take place every evening at the
otel and the management is arranging for a
whist tournament, at which valuable prizes
will be awarded. The number of guests have
largely increased since last week. The Los
Angeles excursion arranged by t. II. Good
man and NJ Lawrance viii bring an immense
influx during the month of Septem Der.
John Rothchild and J. c. Halliday of San
Francisco left yesterday.
Arthur ]. II. Nixon and William Kelly after
pleasant two weeks visit, left on Saturday.
John T. Wright and family and Miss Marie
Losa who have occupied the Arcadia Cottage
since July, departed yesterday.
Among the arrivals at Tallac are T. r.
Stephens, Thomas Magee, Placerville; A.
BAIRD, Allegheny. Pa; Miss Grace Minnigan,
Alameda, Cal Mrs. Barron and family, May.
field, Cal; DIR. Albert Wheeler and wife, Mr.
and Mrs Charles A. Rosser, San Francisco: !:
P. K Hickey, Phoenix. Ariz.; Mrs. Hershey
Los Angeles; Mrs. M. H. Spahr. Huber s.
Spahr, York, Pa; G. L. McCandless Sacra-
nento: Mrs. S. F. Hubbard, Miss NJ. Hubbard,
Miss L. Hubbard, Stockton, CAL; s. Merrill
and wife, Alameda: NJ P. Rich New York
City; H. P. Dillingham;, Honolulu; Miss T.
". Harnden, Alameda; +. D. Madison. San
Francisco; f. w. Glade and wife, Honolulu:
Robert Cleator, Lawrence Cleator Virginia
City, New; James G. Stevenson, wife, four
children g @ and maids, chicago. HI; Robert
H. B. Sperry, Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney Lebes, San
Francisco; William 1. Tevis, Bakersfield
Highland Springs.
The latest arrivals al Highland Springs in.
clude: Everett Ames Mrs. C. Byington, Miss
K. Byington, Miss c. Byington, E. Cleary,
Mrs. NJ. Cleary, Mrs. ]. L. Irving, George D..
Stephens, Charles X. Myers, Major J. H.
Calef, Arthur Washburn and vile, William
Redford, c. NJ. Yates, J. g. Martin, wife and
boy, Mrs. NJ. A. Connolly. Mrs. Bride. R. L. c.
Barnes and wife, Mr.. and Mrs. p. Evert, E. j.
Th1bault, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Miller, Miss
Edith Miller J, N Goldsmith, Miss NJ. L. For
rest, Harry L. Baker, R. L. Macdonald, 7. D..
Whitman, ]. NJ Breen, E. p Wolfe,
P. Cronin and son, n. Hart aud wife,
H. L. Cunningham, Miss Elite Cunningham,
NJ. L. Davis MISS S. L. Collier, Rev. J. f. Nu-
gent. Rev. ]. F. Cleary, Mr.. and Mrs. Fergu-
son, H. W. Seawell, A. F. Seawell, Mrs P B.
Brown. w E. Dennison and wife. Mr.. and Mrs.
Leon Sloss. two children and maid, w. H.
Torpey, II. L. Hininan, A.. Bernig. II. Miller.
Crocker, Miss NJ. Goul, Jackson Wall, E. P.
Fish, Mrs J. P. Martin. Miss Ethel g. areagh,
s. Rodrigues. H. Raleigh. Charles Wagner,
I. o'Callaghan, Mrs. W. O. Edmonds, Mr.. and