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The San Francisco call., 1897-07-11

TAYLOR this year is La Siesta. The party is
made I'D OF Miss Mollie Milton of Oakland. Mis-
Clara and Annie Baker Miss Chloe and Angie
DeYlin. Miss Gertrude Green, Miss Julia ana
Josie O'Neil ana Miss Mamie aud Tessie Gren-
nan, all OF San Francisco.
on last Sunday, the Fourth. the young ladies
we've visited by many friends from me CITY,
who spent the day in dancing, boating ana
sightseeing. In The evening seated around
comforls bic camp fire the merry campers cele-
brsted the Fourth by shooting fireworks and
singing patriotic songs appropriate 10 the occs-
sion. Among the visitors were: DR.. A. H. Clan
mini, Thomas Grennsn, Miss Mooney, Joseph
Campod onico, J. Sslter, Miss ONell, FRANK
Burke, Edward Torpey, James Cronln, l. l.
Fitzpatrick, J. Mooney, Joseph Green, Hugh
Mclsaac the White brothers, J. tayley,
Maurice Pope, Walter Thompson, Hubert Done
hotel over night and returned TO the City on
the early train Tuesday morning.
merry party celebrated the Fourth at
Camp Taylor last Monday. They drove from
san Rafael and Meas o, enjoying the beautiful
and picturesque scenery OF Marin County, and
City. A romantic spot near the creek was Sc
lected and christened Camp Flora" where
collation. dncluding all the season delicscles)
was spread beneath the trees and en- 1oyed by
the jolly crowd. Several good pictures were
taken by one of the young ladies and dancing
was ind dulged in.
Those present were: Miss Flora Chisholm,
Miss Eliza N. Macdonald, Miss sadie Wafer,
Miss May Chisholm, Miss Laura Caesar, Miss
Rose Caesar, Miss Mary Smith, Miss Agnes
Fitzpatrick, Miss Margaret Smith. Miss Flora
McIssac Miss Evelyn McIsSac. Miss Mabel and
Merced Chisholm, c. Chisholm, Neil Mclssac,
J. A. Macdonald, J. l. Janet, DR.. q. NJ. Cesar,
II. McIsssc, T. l. Fitzpatrick, J. McIssac, d.
McIs &C, II. Walker, DR.. A. W. Giannlnl, ). NJ
Ca smpodonico, J. J. Cronin.
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srty Miss and Al N e'si5s Beach. As SAN
Esther Wood, Robert Whitaker, Mrs. Kooert
Whitaker, Miss Mary Vernon. Oakland; George
Hoadley, W. F. Harris, Cloverdale; W. H. Al
drich, Mrs. W. II. Aldrieh. Miss Aldrich W. Z
Berger, Mrs. ". E. Berger, Misses berger, -
burg; Berthe N. Thomas, Sonoma; Addle
Petray. Edward Dale, William A. Dale, Geyser.
Vile; Mrs E. ]. Doering, Mr. Doering, hlcago'
Herbert l. Younger, Mrs. Herbert L 1oungeI'
Charles Levy, Mrs. P. Lew, George Hermann
Mrs. George Hermann, Bliss Hermann, Ger
aid Hermann, Mrs. J. h. Firth. Master James
Firth. San Francisco; l. c. Bailey. Petaipms'
Mrs. F. +. Davis, New York; Roscoe A. now
ard Sc bastopol; Ernest Boswell, Isle OF Man
Ray II. Fitzsimmons, Cornwall Eng; 1; NJ
Calhoun, South Carolina; II. A Powell, OAK
land.
Sausalito.
SAUsALITO, CAL, July 1o.-Among those
registered at the Hotel Geneva, Sausaiito, are
the following: A. H. Frank, A. Rosenshlne'
Mrs. E. II. Baumgardner, Nettie B. Hollis, MISS
Minnie Ray wilson, Mrs. A. Hirschieid, MISS
Leonne Hirschfe'd. L. Slessinger, II. W. Brad
ley, j. C. NJ McKinstry, Lottie Saalburg, Ben
t. Alexander, Miss Theresa Alexander, Miss
Maud Frank, James Marquis. Mr. and Mrs.
Waltfngton. W. S. Ray. Charles J. Behiow ~,
Mr.. and Mrs. s. Slessinger. J. Kahn; Max
Blum, N. L Frank, Louis J. Frank, Maudie
Goodman, F. g. Crist, Miss Este lie Bacnman.
Mrs. Sol Go dsmith, Miss Corinne N. Cold
smith. Mrs. William steinhart Miss steinhart,
Miss Hiida Steinhart. Miss Annie steinhart
Mrs. A. T. Marvin viii leave SausalIto ior
visit TO friends in Southern California.
Miss Gardner of Oakland has been the guest
OF Captain and Mrs Harrison.
Alan St J. Bowie is stopping al the Hutch as
the guest of Messrs. Claude 7. Hamilton aud
J. Costigan.
Mrs James A. Robinson entertained friends
over the holidays at her Sausanto home
The guests stopping al the Geneva Hotel in
sausalito gave delightful party last Monday
night in the large gIass-covered diuing-room
OF the hotel. Besides the guests in the hotel
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San r

FAN RAFAEL. CAL. July 1O.-Mrs. Captain
FL lott has left for soiourn a. BoliDss, on The
coast of Marin.
A. W. Moore OF Oakland was guest In San
Rafael ihlsweek
Rev Sir. and Mrs. Noble have returned
from Coronado, where they aEye been spend
ing number OF weeks.
The Wedding OF Frederick ". Russell and
Miss Jessie u. Ralph .ook place Mondsy. at
ST. PduIs Churcn, where few iriencs VIII
messed ihe ceremony. The couple VIII make
their home in San Ra sei.
Mis- MOIile Studc+r. nd sister Of PstaluLnE
have been guess ia ~ Rqiael.
JACK Camp bell O! East Oakland is spending:
July in SIN Rafael.
HesdmasteT Crosby oi the Mount TsInalp pals
Academy is encaInped near LiDerfys.
Fred Woodwork OF TomsIes, M-rin County,
has returned from Kentucky with mis- bride,
and will reside here.
Frank S. Johnson led The Fourth OF July pa
rsde in San Rafael.
Vivian HoIie has returned from y York
Mrs Z. II. Fleming and family are occupying
a cottage in san R.fael and have ior their
guests Miss Letiie Barry ana Miss Lilzn
Mahon.
Donald de V Graham gave vocal recital q.
the opera-house last evening,
Superior Judge z. II Augellotti and family
have returned from highland Springs after
shO Ort
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Hotel Vendome.

HOTEL VENDoME, SAN JOSE. July 10
Oakland was represented the past week by
the arrival of DR.. o. Schrinders, DR.. d. l..
Johnson and wife. F. r Webster and wife, F..
N. Hurd and wife, Mrs. w. de Fremery, d. V.
Campbell, r. II. Davis. Calvert F. Meade, J. J..
Baumeartner, w. B. Hsrrub and Dr. LIiien.
crantZ.
Mrs. W. P. Morgan has returned to- San
Francisco after q weeks visit as the guest OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter E. Dean.
II. A. Wideman and wife OF Honolulu, ac-
companied by Miss Wideman, Mrs Davis and
H. A. Wideman Jr. of San Francisco, were
among our many guests the past week.
Portland, o., is represented by the arrival
of Ira Goodeneugh, Mrs. Goodenough and
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able parts OF the programme was the mock
trial, Judge J. E Barry presiding.
On the 5tn the celebration concluded with
fine parade, with the Goddess of Liberty
seated on her throne ana surrounded by her
aids. Tne fireworks were dazzling and contin-
ued until 80 o'clock, when the guests assem-
bled in the dancing nall, Henry Highlander
acting as floor manager. The grand march
was led BY Charles NJ Shortridge and his
daughter Miss Vesta shortridge Music was
furnished from San Francisco, and was excel
lent At II O'Clock refreshments were served
and dancing resumed, festivities continuing
until $3.50 A. N.
The following guests are registered from
San Francisco: Judge J. E. Barry, Mr.
and Mrs. W. F. Mau, Miss Edith Mau,
Mrs. William Herman, Ernia Herr
man, Mr.. and Mrs. B. F. Webster, II. B.
Crocker, Mrs. William P. Thompson, E. w.
Fish, NJ. P Vandevere, Mrs. Walter Speyer and
two children, Edward e. Zeile, C. B. Jennings,
E. B. Rock, Mrs. &. W. Reed, Charles NJ Short
ridge Jr. and nurse, Miss Vests Shoruidge,
Mrs. Eugene Hahn, D. Rich, G. Rich, F. B.
Crosby, F. B. Norton, Mayhem Norton. Worth
Norton, DR.. Reamond Hickey, Webster Jones,
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i11ow Camp.

WILLOW CAMP, CAL, July S.-The summer
season has set in, and in the various camps
clustered within the protecting precincts of
the grove of willow trees on the long, white
beach near Bolinas, on the Marin County
coast, are crowd OF jolly folks. This is q
strange and beautiful country and many miles
away from telegraph stations aud rail-
roads. The National holiday was celebrated
In true American style.
The tents in the camp are occupied by the
following: Charles C. Beai, George Rose, Fred
O.yett, William Turner NJ. Herens. William
Balmies, Mr.. and Mrs. K. Batteue, Mrs Whe-
Ian, NJ SIS Helen Whelan, 8. B. Bee5, Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. Madman, Hazel S. Beal, Mr.. and Mrs.
George Samuel, j. H. Cutter, II. L.
Cutter, D. J. Oliver, John McAuliffe
J. b. Culver, William +. simpson, George
McGuu, j. R. Amos, T. ]. Gougn, K.
C. Howe, NJ. 0. Waclad, sals H. Clark,
Amelia Taggard. Caroline NJ. Roberts, Ellen
D. Roberts, j. R. Mitchell. Mr.. and Mrs. s. H.
Fierson, Miss Caroline ON brow, Miss Jennie
Kirketerp, NJ. Wolf, Tillie E. Wolf. J. E God
ley, Philip Cooley, j. R, Carbey, II. d. Swales,
]. Puroes, George r. Verow Jr., J. E. Knight,
J. E Mccarthy, E RaIest. Kenneth Grant,
W. Ireland, Z. NJ. Atwood, Bessie Atwood, Alice
Atwood, Miss Lizzie stone, Mis- Jessie Road
house, Mrs. Joseph S. Grassman, William AL
wood Miss Rose Mack, W. e. Cewitt, Mrs B.
Asch, Miss Flossie Asch, Henry Asch Z. V
Haskell, Ray Prescott. r. Allen, s. Stein, J. F.
Grassman, F. S. c. Moorhead, Nettie Smith
Mrs. c. Schulz. K Manzies, Mr.. and Mrs. +. VI.
PiXley, Miss NJ. Clark.
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Bartlett Springs

BARTLETT SPRINGS, July 1O--Ihings are arc
very gay and lively at the springs now. ieHn-'
is all the 90. A H. Boomer, c. NJ. LTnch' "
W. Watson, Dr. T. J. Frazier, DR.. E. K By y
Editor Daniels of the Alameda Argus, ii. n
Lamb and Edward Dow afe among the strons-
est players.
John ]. Mccarthy, the wealthy build ne con
tractor, is up with his family. Mr. Mccarthy
is an enthusiastic t9npin player; MS seoieS
average over 200. ot
p F. Nolan, John Mccarthy and c. N. LINEN
bowled game the other day against louI oII
others, and their total score averaged Zo'
points each.
Among the recent San Francisco arrivs $
may be seen: Ms. ". Frederlcks, MISS M
Fredericks, Miss Harney, Mrs. 7. j. Corpe.I'
Miss Esther Corbett, Mrs ]. A: Buck, Mrs. ~ ~
Ohlandt. Mrs. c. W. Adams, Mr. aud Mrs; w, "
]. Owens, E. b. Jones, DR.. E. Z. Bryant, vii,
liam H. Blskely H Blakely, H. r. Lamb ana
wife, George A. Lamont, John A. Percy, K b.
Mitchell, George E. Dow, o. II. Keyes, > ID.
Sesmour George R. Wells and wife, Miss Marie
Wells, George T. Wells, II. c. Long, W. mcneil
E. w. Mccarthy Mrs. Mccarthy, E. W. Nc
Carthy Jr., Milton Mccarthy, Loretta ava
Evelyn Mccarthy, A. r. Ksnaga, MIS- w. H.
Parnen and Edward Dillon.
Other arrivals include: Adam Miller, Ar
buckle George P. MurE by, Jackson: Willis m
Kemp, J. w. Potts, Reddmg; Mrs. Henry Rob
erts, Chico; Mr.. and Mrs.. W. II. Kirkia ~.
Houston, Tex; Isidor Conn. j. Eeuton, l. r
Colgan, J. J. Nsgle and wife, Sacramento; K
H. Beamer. Woodland; J. y. Johnston, Los
Angeles; J. Z. ConneIl, San Diego, and NJ a.
Eckhart, Marysville.
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Mason, Miss Mabel Mason, kian 2iisv sv1,,taIe
G. &c, Miss " ~. Gage, Berkeley; Mrr m.l,ia
Rennie' aTs Iei,n iV,a1dercook, Oakland; Chris
cisco; C. N: AlexsHdsr, .lsH. Msneansi nis D ava W.
TaSsrt n5s Berkeey; Be- se Mis- C. Leldelt. san Fran
Youngberger. Miss Luni. Aiameqns; r.; ,sco: y:
aVa H. " Keeling. takeprrI; I'd Dayidsons Gkiahi
]. Robinson, Mrs. Belle Twiggs,. Upper Lake l.
G. simmons, Ukish; Mrs T. a, Gss,ey' ss2 F1an. n,,
Cisco a e Ia1 saiIissD, dp Atchison, Kans H. 4eh
wife and child, Mrs B. scheen"Fsssi een frsmcsco: SEQ
G. II. Greenberg ana son, Ia oaw t,yo chjIdren.
MS. Mrs. r. T Keiiy, Miss Pan.y Kelly, AlaWeat N d.
Miss E. H. Regan. Miss A. G. Kegah;1 Ms T.. '" Is ~
Tsyior. Miss julia Taylo' San Ffaneisco; mrs
Holmes, Bert Holmes. Berkeley; M wo1t.I
Walker, Miss L. A. Walker, MISS 1ssil ~ y Ia
San Francisco; Mrs. A. New ooid anu so1i' "A
media: Levy and family, San ETahc'scO'
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At Etna Springs.

ETNA SPRINGS, CAL, july 1O-The Fourth
of July celebration al + ma Springs was q
great event for the crowds that assem- Cd
early in the day from the neighboring valleys
10 participate ia well-arrange1 pFogrs mne
The afternoon games went OF without
hitch aud the display OF fireworks IN the even
ing brought forth applause and approval from
every one.
Toe climax OF the day was reached when the
merry dancers repaired 10 the spy cious nal,
wbere till the wee small nOurs they trippeI
the light fantastic 10 the excellent music l-E-
nished by the Pope Valley band.
Among The latest arrivals here are; 1nomss
II B. Varney. wife and three children, W. II.
Aldrich, Charles E Eliot. Emory w. E iott,
DR.. H. c. Massle, Eugene Unger, W. Wa
nams and ife, George P. Thomas aud wife,
Edward s. Wolfe and family. Mrs. Marx and
family. J. J. OBrien, n. Morienson, H. II
Hartman. Morgan Je lett, J. B. M.nriene, {.
L. Laumeister and vie, Mrs. Ethel LsC-
meisteT, Mrs Annie MeCuuiffe, San Franclsc5;
Rey@ Richard Wylie. Z. IL Winship. r Ray
mond, Miss Ethel Francis. Miss Virginia Dor
larhide, Miss Marie Keller, Nsps; A L VIII
liams, F. 3. Msckinder, George Rose am wife,
Miss Lille Clark. Grace Duvall, W. {. Whit
ton, William A Lange. NJ lss Nellie Johnston,
st. Helena: Miss Emma Postel, Alameda;
Charles E Shook, wife and child, Oakland.
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Del Monte.

DEL MONTE, CAL, July 10.-Del Monte has
awakened at last after season OF quetude
which was becoming appalling. The lethargic
spell was broken by the 300 Christian En-
deavorers who came down on their special
train, arriving at noon yesterday As the
time allotted for the excursion to remain here
was all too short for the numbers OF things
planned TO I'LL il, there was quick ness and
hustle about the workings of the we ll-ordered
Del Monte machinery which corresponded
well with the en- nthusiasm of the visitors and
the carefully arranged schedule made il nos
sIble for the Endeavorers to do AN amazing
amount OF sightseeing in the few hours OF
their stay.
Immediately upon their arrival table d'hote
luncheon was served them in the main dining
room, which was opened for the first time
since the new small er ones were built All the
meals served the various excursions Will be
liable d'hote, although the other guests will be
served q la carte as usual. Alter luncheon
preparations began for the seyenteen-miIe
drive Tor which besides the regular hotel
teams several turnouts from Monterey, Pacific
Grove and Salinas had been provided and
special drivers who were well versed in the
historic and romantic lore of this vicinity as
well as expert reinsmen were put into each
carriage. All the points OF interest in Mon
terey were visited and then the long line of
coaches, dyags, surreys and what not started
round the famous drive.
From the moment the lodge gate was passed
till that in which the party alighted at the
hotel door there was one prolonged "Ohi" OF
admiration, not the least being that expressed
at the beauty Of Del Monte's surrounding
grounds. Several parties also visited Carmel
Mission and Point Lobos, and two or three
took in the latter weird spot by the glorious
moonlight OF the evening. The afterdinner
concert IN the evening by Huber's orchestra
was exceptionally good and much enjoyed by
the Endeavorers
The party lett at 8 O'Clock this morning to
return TO San Francisco, all much delighted
with the variety CT scenes and incidents and
the novel impressions they experienced at
this famous caravansary and its neigh boring
quaint old town.
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there were present: Mr. and Mrs Niles Searls.
Hon. ]. c. Coleman. Edward Coleman, DR.. aud
Mrs. R. H: Curtis orrin B. Fogle,, E L Allen.
Mr.. aud Mrs. w. q. Britain, Hon. J. G. Shipley.
Mr. and Mrs. F. Fessenden Clark, Mr.. and Mrs
Charles H. Watt, Mrs. H. Phillip, Mr.. and Mrs.
A. H. Frank, Mrs. F. E. Buckland, Herbert
from the Unite d States ship Macarthur at the
party were F. g. Criss, Z. F. Dickens and NJ.
Mccullough.
Frank Findley has returned from his south.
ern trip and Will rem ain in Sausalito.
Mrs. Frances Avery is on visit to her sister,
Mrs. H. C. Camp bell, at Mountain View, Santa
Clara County.
Mrs. Louis Hanchett of Sacramento has been
the guest OF Mrs. Edgar Carroll at Bella Vista
Cottage.
Miss sallie Maynard of San Francisco was
guest OF Miss Findley at the Terrace last
week.
Miss Marion Harrison, daughter of ]. W.
Harrison, is visiting the various watering
places.
Miss Bosqui of Ross Valley has been visiting
the Misses Merry at Sausalito.
Miss X. V. Harmon has returned to her
Sausalito home after spending lengthy So
journ al Sacramento.
Miss Clara Crumpton of Sausalito is the
guest OF Judge Craven at Sacramento.
William II. Harmon is spending the sum-
mer as the guest of his brother, John Harmon,
in Sausalito.
District Attorney William S. Barnes of San
Francisco and his assistant, w. Hinckle, are
stopping here.
Laurel Dell.
Recent arrivals al Laurel Dell include !:
George Sturdevant, Mrs. A. d. Mcmillan and
son, j. Rudee, A. Marks, Ukiah; II. c. Ahlers,
L. Adelsdorfer, Z. L. Lewis, A. j. Mann. L. 4.
Vann, San Francisco; r. s. Rodmap, Lake
port; Miss A. Wheeler, c. Broback. Ukiah /;
Mrs. A. Toole. Miss Nellie Toole, Miss Gertrude
Toole, Rev. r Z. Muliigan, Rev. J. F. McGinty,
Arthur McGinty, Miss H. G. Bristol, San Fran
cisco; Miss ]. Hart, Oakland; Miss a. E. Hall,
Mr.. and Mrs. G. c. Boardman, H. II. Brown,
w. NJ. Wheeler, Mrs. Monroe Salisbury, Miss
SAILS bury, Miss Margaret Salisbury, Sidney SAILS
bury, Miss M. Z. Macauley, Miss NJ. A. Brien
San Francisco; George H. Mastick, R. E. Kelly.
Alameda; Mrs. ]. Regan, Rose NJ. Regan, San
Miss May Stackhouse, Oakland Miss F. Lewis,
Miss r. NJ. Boukofsky. Miss Rose Boukofsky,
Miss Sarah Boukoisky. San Francisco; c. A.
Williams, Los Angeles; Mr.. and Mrs. F. NJ.
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Coronado.

CORONADO, CAL, July 10.-Mrs. S. P.
Frank of Geary street, San Francisco, is occu-
pying q suite here, accompanied by her child
and maid and Miss Emily Patricia Rhine.
Rev. Mr.. Cossitt and family viii shortly re-
move TO Mrs. S E. Newcomb's cottage on
Adella avenue
Mrs. Stevenson and family, OF Denver, are
occupying the Vance cottage on avenue:
Golfng is 10 be the popular sport at Coro-
nsdo this summer. The arrival OF a number
OF English families who are 10 summer on the
beach has brought several accomplished
players.
Herman Eppinger is down from San Fran
CISCO
Mrs c. S Cotton, wife of Captain Cotton OF
the flagship Philadelphia, VINO is expected
shortly from Honolulu on two months leave
OF absence, is making her home at Hotel del
Recent New York City arrivals at the hotel
are Mrs II. p Forward and Miss Marie Clarke
]. l. Aarcellus, secretary OF one of the promi-
nent banks of Brooklyn, y. Y, accompanied
by Mrs. Marcellus, was charmed with Coro-
nado during his recent visit
NJ. N. Rosenberger OF San Francisco is So
journing q the hotel.
Miss Lillian Berry and Miss Camilla Frecht-
ling of Hamilton, Ohio, are staying at the
beach.
H McD. Spencer was here recently from San
Charles R. Gagen and bride of San Francisco
are among the hotel guests.
The sensation of the week at Coronado was
the arrival OF baby monkey on Queen S
day. of jubilee week at the monkey-house.
The infant has been named Jubilee and
holds daily receptions, entertaining almost as
many visitors a. the Queen.
An interesting relay bicycle race was run
around the bay from San Diego TO Hotel del
Coronado on Wednesday evening by seven
young men OF the former city bearing letter
10 the hotel.
General W. E. Webb has returned from New
York City, and is again at his home on the
beach.
The ladies OF St. Paurs Mission Chapter San
Diego, held basket picnic al the residence
OF Mrs. DR.. A. ]. Gray, Coronado, on Thursday.
Messrs. A. B. WATSON and II. D. Rose of San
Francisco are distinguishing themselves as a
pair OF indefatigable fishermen.
Rev. ". B. Noble OF san Jose preached at
Graham Memorial ChuTcn on Sunday.
Independence day was celebrated on July )
under the auspices of the Patriotic Order Sons
of America at Hotel del Coronado Theater. Tne
ladies of the Presby terian Church served ices
at the Coronado Beach Library on the same
day.
A. W. Thompson OF San Francisco stopped
over here several days last week on his way TO
Mexico.
Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Hards of San Jacinto were
among the weeks bridal couples.
Miss NJ. c. Pratt is visiting friends in River
side this week.
Mrs. A. C. Franklin of Paradise Valley en-
tertalned with a beach party on Thursday in
honor of her sis ter, Mrs. Nettleton.
Rev. Arthur Crosby. head master of the
Military School at San Rafael, accompanied by
Kerr OF San Rafael has been staying at the
notel.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Huddleston are recent San
Francisco visitors here.
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Skaggs Hot Springs.

sKAGGs HOT SPRINGS, CAL, July 1o.-The
Fourth was celebrated in fine style here. The
literary exercises, under the supervision of
Henry NJ. Bull, Miss Fanny Warren and
others, on the evening of July 4. were very en-
tertaining. The singing was exceptionally
fine. The cornet solo by Miss Nellie Shipley,
accompanied by Miss Fanny Warren on the
piano, was especially fine. Miss Irene Muzzy
recited very prettily. One OF the most enjoy
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There are no elaborate functions to 90
toward the history Of the past week i-on q
social standpoint
Outoi-town jollity, mostly in honor OF the
glorious Fourth, coupled with hospitaole
greeting 10 visiting most, make the social
record OF the week.
The Oui-oi-town season promises 10 be al
unusually late one tAis year, ana until the re-
turn OF fortunes fsvorites from the seaside,
the mountains, the lakes and the springs the
City, as far as pleasures go, will prove dull,
stale and unreliable
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Miss Vera Goodenough, who will be the guests
OF the Vendome for several days.
Marion Leventritt and family have arrived
from San Francisco for several weeks visit
T. p. Church and wife, Miss +. ID. Buektng-
ham and Miss G. NJ. Church OF San Francisco
are enjoying lew weeks at the Vendome;
Mrs. A. Snider of Oakland, accompanied by
her charming daug hters, are enjoying the
Vendome's hospitalities.
DR.. and Mrs. J. Nieto registered during the
F. B. Pierce of San Francisco was among
Monday arrivals
Salvador, Central America, arrivals the
early part of the week were Horace Parker,
Miss Parker, F. Escolan and the Misses Esco-
Ian.
Mrs. T. Uhler Hastings and family. accom-
panied by Miss Alice Poorman. OF San Fran
cisco, are among Our latest guests Tor the sum-
mer season.
Mrs. Herzog of San Francisco, accompanied
by Miss Alice Herzog, have returned TO their
home, after pleasant visit al me Ven1ome.
W. II. Wright and wife and Mrs. A. ID. Tour
teIotte, of San Francisco, have taken apart
ments for the summer season.
Thomas Lewis aGd wife and famuy OF New
York, accompanied by Miss Eta Hassell, are
enjoying few weeks visit at the popular
hcstelry.
The Geysers.
THE GEYsERs, soNoMA COUNTY, CAL, JULY
1O.-The pleasures and entertainments at the
Geysers the past week have been many and
varied pleasure trip on burros to the top
OF Cobb Mountain, where one can obtain
grand view of Mount Shasts, was INDUCED in
in the cary part of the week by number OF
the guests at the hotel picnic party to
Camp Duchay and another to Dlana's Pool
were also enjoyed. An evenings entertain
ment given by Mr.. Ridges consisted of lec-
ture and views of Palestine aud the Holy
Land. and later in the week vocal and In
strumental programme followed by dance
helped 10 pass away some hours. The SWIM
ming lake continues 20 draw large crowds
every afternoon. There was a grand ball and
fireworks on independence day, and large
number from Cloverdale and q d jacent towns
came TO participate in the event
The list of arrivals at the Geysers for the
past week is as follows: Allen A. Curtis, San
Pixley, Edith c. Cochran, Junio B. Cook, Carl
Cook, s. Hausmann, David C. Bloom. Karl
Hinderer, Milton E. Blanchard, Mrs. Milton E.
Jane A. Macauley, Miss Helen Macauley.
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WEDDING BELLS.
Nuptials of Miss Adele De Lano
and Charles Mortimer Brown.

A pretty wedding was celebrated at the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. s. l. de Lsno, 115 South
Broderiek street, at high noon on Wednesday,
June 80 when their daughter Adele was mar
Tied TO Charles Mortimer 3 rown, prominent
Christian WORKER and business man OF James
town, New York. The brlde il a pioneer mem
her OF the Simpson ". E Sunday-schooI and g
beoved and efficient WORKER in al the young
peoples sOcie ties After the wedding break
last NJ. ana Mrs. Brown Left for Del Monte.
a reception al the home OF the brides
parents viii be held previous TO their depart
ure for New York