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WEDDING BELLS.
Fashionable Home and Church
Ceremonies.

Notre Dame des VICTORIES was the scene of a
very pretty wedding on Wednesday evening
when Samuel Semple Alexander and Miss
Grace St John Deerlng were married in the
presence OF about 200 of their friends, Rev.
Father Gente officiating. The bride entered
on the arm of her mother, preceded by her
cousin, Miss Alice May, who acted as m aid of
honor They were met at the altar by the
groom and his best man, William S. Bryant Of
Los Angeles.
The bride was becomingly gowned in an
ivory orocade, trimmed with o.d point lace.
She wore a tulle veil, fastened with orange
Blossoms. She carried white roses.
The maid of honor was prettily gowned in
pale green organd e, trimmed with long
Tufhes edged with pink and green ribbon and
Nalenciennes ACE.
After the ceremony the newly wed ded couple
held reception at the residence of Mrs
Deering, S29 Bush street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander will make their
1uture home in Los Angeles.
Miss Esther Schwartz and Emil Goliusky
were married Wednesday evening at the resi-
dence ot the brides father, Elex Schwartz, 436
Golden Gale avenue, Rev. NJ. S. Levy officiat-
ing. The bride wore white satin dress coy-
cred with white organdie Miss Leah
schwartz, the sister OF the bride, acted as
bridesmaid She wore a beautiful cerise silk
dress, covered with white organdie. BerthoId
A barr acted as best man.
Mr.. Goinsky is the proprietor of n large
merchandise store at Keswick, Shasta County
ana was Tor years resident OF this City
Alter the wedding an elaborate dinner of
SeVenty-hve covers was served. Many beautf-
ful and costly gifts were presented the bride
and groom.
Last Wednesday evening. at the brides
nome on Ihlrtieth street, Mrs. Margaretha
HoFstmann aud Carl Weidner were married
Kew. }. NJ. Buehler officiating. Miss Emma
Horstmann acted as bridesmaid and Fred
hoistmenh was best man. On.y relatives and
intimate friends witnessed the ceremony.
81. Joseph's Church was the scene of a very
pretty wedding Wednesday morning, the "a
INST, when Miss Mamie Boulger aud Edmund
Feehan were united in the holy bonds of
matrlmony. The bridal party entered the
church TO the strains of Mendelssohn's WED
the Rev. Father ScaHlan, who celebrated the
grand nuptial mass.
Ihe main sItars were profuseiy decorated
with sWeet-pea blossoms and lighted tapers
Joseph i. Hogan acted as best man and Miss
May King as bridesmaid, and James King and
James Brooke were the ushers
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Ii it had not been for the sweet girl
graduate and the commencement exer-
cises, society, as far as City pleasure went,
indeed would have had dull week of it.
But the dainty maid, with her hard
earned diploma and her interesting
''grad uating exercises" saved them from
experiencing the DIR AIDED ennui of what,
socially speaking, of course, may be re-
corded as the ''dulIest week on record"
The closing OF the schools was the sig
nal for general hegira. Country de-
lights will for the next few weeks claim
all of society's attention. Instead of balls
and receptions and dinners, picnics, bus
rides, hay-rides. bing and
jolly yachting parties will claim all atten-
ton. There will be the hops-for which
mine host makes such lavish preparations,
and to which the young folks look for
ward with such eager delight.
All reports from the interior resorts in
dicate a most happy and successful
season, and the natural conclusion is that
the season of 81 will be most delightful
and pleasant one.
Joseph D. Grant of this City will be
married next Wednesday noon to Miss
Macleay at the residence of her father,
Donald Macleay, in Portland, Or. The
wedding Will be quietly ceTe .brated- In
the evening the newly married couple will
depart for New YORK City and will sail
from there June 80, on the steamer Ma
jestic of the White Star line, for England.
They will return here in October to reside
at Burlingame.
Miss Jessie Coleman and Harry j.
Knowles will be united in marriage next
Wednesday afternoon at the home of the
brides mother in Oakland. Miss Cole
man is the daughter of the late John w.
Coleman of Oakland. Mr.. Knowles is
the son of the late Captain J. n. Knowles
of Oakland. The maid of honor will be
Miss Donaldson of Philadelphia, and the
bridesmaids will be the brides two cous-
ins, Miss Dickens and Miss Smith. The
groom's brother, Thomas Knowles, will
act as best man. Only relatives and a few
intimate friends will be present.
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GRADUATION DAY.
Society Attends the Commence
ment Exercises.

The parents and friends OF st. Roses
afternoon to attend the commencement exer-
cises of the school. The programme, an un-
usually interesting aud novel one, was under
the direction of Miss Anna Daily, and reflected
gre at credit on the young lady and her pu pills
The programme of the exercises IN full was as
follows:
Misses Alice Barrett octavie Sarthou, Eliza
beth Firzsimmons and Lizzie Dundon.
Restless Sea-Vocal trio. White
Misses Mary Landry, Lulu Wheian and
Florence johnson.
March-Judas Mzccabeus. s...................H Handel
Misses Genevieve sullivan, Violet Mitchell
and Irene Kennedy.
songlettes-(G) Stars. ..................
to) Inc Cuckoo. o....-.-............-.
(cl The Doll. ..........
Tribute TO Columbia ..........................
Andante-Surprise symphony. ............... Haydn
Misses Ida and Loretta Herlihy and Madeline
tombstone.
MisseS Lulu Whelan and Florence Johnston.
"GoOd Night. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
hohaBe NerOl 49, DurOc
Misses e izsbeth FitzSimmons, Lizzie Dundon,
Ali Costello and Abbie boss
delmweh-LorDet solo. JunEmap
pa MISS Mary welch (Miss Grace WEIGH, om)
., Miss Mary Butler
IN, CnIidrehs s Voces".
Rose panto mime ............... Grecian costume
IN sunny spain -.....-..............Sch Schleff b
Miss Agnes BrAnks
"A Legend" Rec taton. .-.........Mis NJ las May Kiely
ld Hunting song. Mendelsobn
to) The brooklet. He ar
MISS Elizabeth FltzsimmoEs.
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AT THE RESORTS.
Interesting Notes Fto n Seaside
Lakes and Scrinos.

The season at the various watering-places
and seaside resorts is now in full swing and
each day welcomes the arrival of visitors pre-
pared to enjoy the many delights the country
affords. The closing of the schools was the
signal for many more departures, and the
latest notes from the interior resorts show
long lists of latest arrivals. Everywhere,
however, ample accommodations have been
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THEY ARE ENGAGED.
Interesting Betrotha1s Made Public
During the Past Week.

The engagement of Robert Farrell, the we'll
known newspaper man of Southern California,
and Miss Mary Lansing, one Cf the prominent
educators Of New York City, has been an
nounced. The marriage viii take place in
Nevada.
Mr.. Baer. formerly city editor o. the Abend
Post and writer OF German novels, poems
and plays that have received considerable at
tentIon, is soon 10 wed Miss Leah Schwartz of
this City.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Wiener have issued cards
Tor the wedding OF their daughter Carrie to
William rutherford Coin, TO take place Sun
day, June 27, at II O'clock at the home OF
the bri0e, 142l Golden Gate ayenue
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Mr.. Kelly, Mr.. Curren, Max Hyman, Charles
Isaacs, David Caro-.
Miss Jennie Williamson was the recipient Of
a delightful surprise party recently, given TO
her at her residence, 139 Chattanooga street.
Those present were; Miss Jennie Williamson
Miss Maggie Williamson, Miss Maud Schendel,
Miss Loitie Kllgore, Miss Birdie Stanley, Miss
Else Aubury, Miss Annie Miller, Miss Edith
Boyes, Miss Edith Smith Miss Ella Cooper,
Miss Lucy Cooper, Miss Esther Scott. Miss
Nellie Newman, Miss Kittie Roberts, Miss
Alice Bellman, Miss Leslie Sarle, Miss Edna
Piracy, Miss Lillian Lamb James Williamson,
James r. Williamson, William schendel,
Charles Stanley, Oliver Stanley. Charles Meiss-
ner, Roy Smith, Fred Hackney, Erwin Castel-
hun, William Heino, Eddie Heino, George
Thackery, Edward ThacKery, Arthur Thack-
cry, Ernest Houdlette, Andrew McNab.
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country at its best and the cozy little hotel
full of visitors. The big swimming tank has
been much in favor, for the temperature OF
the soft and eXhilRrat1ng water is naturally
perfect and the bathing is found to be refresh
ing in the extreme. Bes ides the guests in the
hotel nearly all the charming little cottages
taken. On Saturday evening there was
a ball given in the open-air pavilion. The
evening was just suited for the event, and
there was very large number in attendance.
Dancing wss kept up until midnight and dur
ing the evening refreshments were served by
the popular hostess. 1t was most enjoyable
affair. Mrs. Morton promises other sucn gath
following guests arrived during the week:
wife, E L. Van wyck and family,
H. R. Mann and family, Captain ana Mrs. A. N.
Burne and daughter, Clement Burnet, wffe
aud son, C. ]. StIlweli and son, Floyd S. Judah.
E. Bauer and wife. II. c. Angel, Mrs. w Har-
f. B. HarvIile, Horace and Armand Pouiin,
San Francisco; Mr.. and Mrs. Van Meter and
family. Alameda; d. D. Stark, wife aud sons,
Alameda; L l.. Witlendorf, Berkeley.
At Coronado.
MIR. and Mrs. John Cleveland of Minneapo-
lis have leased cottage on the avenue and
Will summer here.
Miss E. l. Ely, principal of the Misses Ely's
schools. Riverside drive and Eighty-ffth
street, New York. Is sOjourning at Coronado,
accompanied by Mrs George B. Ely.
n. A Topper, Denver Colo, is at the hotel.
Recent Philadelphia arrivals include Frank
J. Hahn and Emile Hahn.
r. w. A Godfrey, Riverside, has taken the
Robinson cottage on the avenue for the sea-
son.
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Winants are here from
Kansas City
Mr.. and Mrs. L G. Nesmith of San Jose have
been staying here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raphael Peixotto, Edgar D.
PeiXoito ana Master Eustace PeiXotto are
here from San Francisco for their third annual
visit.
Mrs J. H. Fisher, child and maid, of Red
lands, accom- panied by Mrs. J. de Thomas of
Washington, d. c., are here for the summer.
Mrs. L. W. Moffatt of San Francisco is at the
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40 skylark for Thy wiugs"-Chorus.... smart
Misses A Ic- Costello, Eiiz lheth Flzsimmons,
Octavie Sarthou and ADbie Ross
The closing exercises OF Our LADY OF Mercy's
Academy, Fremont and Harrison streets, were
held at the school on the afternoon OF June 10
The following programme was presented by
the pupils aud well received by the large audi
ence OF parents and friends present:
"Greetng" ................ Chorus
'aise SSunesss- -.-.. lOilns
John Mc McGregor aud John Foley.
sacred Heart Hymn" School
flower basket drill Little girls
10, CnoruS
Recitation, ''The Old Clock on The stairs" ......
.....................,...B Boys of the Fifth Grade
National airs. NiolinS
John McGregor and John Foley
OanLhta "Our Flag Root
rather lime Thomas CavanRgh
Liberty y.--............... jam s McQueeneys
=, rag bearer ............ Charles Nhaien
Recitation, my Pocket. 49,. 49,.
...--..-.. Boys of he Third and Fourth Grades
Cantata, Fairies OF he Seasons".... Fairy Queen
Ale Cavanagh.
Recitation. "Hights OF Girls and Boys"
...-......-. Miss Ethel Haughy
Vocal quartet Native ISle' ........... VIII. e
Boys of bird and Fourth Grades.
Recitation, "A HlucEy Newsooy" ..............
........... Boys OF the Third and Fourth Grades
Vic in solo, ''Schottische Scinti la" job Foley
Vocal quar.e Good Nigh. "..............-..W w hike
school
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The GeyserS.

week include: D. Beatty, George C. Edwards,
Oakland; Leslie C. Mott, Samuel R. Leon, NJ.
A. Marks, w. H. King, Adolf Lietz, Otto Won
Geldern. San Francisco; F. B. Deming, Chi
cago; W. J. Hotchkiss, j. r. Miller, George H.
Warield, Aealdsburg; w. c. Busse, W. }. Orr,
ClCYerdaIe; Julius Fuehsiher, Calistoga; c. E.
Hoth and wife, NJ. Litchfeld, Miss LiIchfi field,
V. Watson and wife, Master V. Watson, Sebas-
topOl; Miss Dele Dibhl,, Alameda; f. Angel
Palo Alto; w. B. Anderson, MenIo Park; Mrs.
A. A. Curtis, Carleton A. Curtis, Ralston Cur
It's. San Rafael
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Ben Lomond.

Among the guests at the Hotel Rowardennan
Mrs. Dr. Russell, Mrs. Prentiss Selby and
family, Miss Edith Selby. Mrs. Edwin Barry
and family, Mrs Girard and family, Oakland; !;
Mrs. H. A. Keller, Judge Daingerfeld, Mrs.
Daingerfed, Mrs. 7. D. Riordan, Miss Riordan,
Mr.. and Mrs. Gidney Thompson, Mr.. and Mrs.
Armes, Mr.. and Mrs. William Wi ds, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Jackson, Nj. and Mrs Pen Tiff
Iany, Mr.. and Mrs. Ryan. Mrs. BIbbs Mrs. Dex-
ter, Mrs. C. w. Jackson, Miss Maude Jackson,
Miss May Jackson, Mrs. William Morton, Cur
tss Llndley and family, Mr.. ana MIS-. II. c.
Hiatt, DR.. William Hay and mother, San Fran
cisco; Lieutenant f. NJ. Bostwick and wife,
Surgeon W. F. Baker and wife. Mare Island.
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At the Vendome.

THE VENDOME, SAN JOSE, CAL. June 10
W. E. Dean and wife. accompanied by Miss
Dean and maid, have arrived tor all indefinite
period.
Mrs o. C. Pratt and Oryille Pratt have ar
rive for the summer season.
s. A Wood and S. A. Wood Jr. of San Fran
cisco are guests OF The Vendome tor several
DAYS.
L. Everett and wife, nee Miss Estee, have
returned TO San Francisco, after enjoying The
VeuQome hospitalIties for weeks visit
w. Wehner and wife OF Evergreen, accom-
panied by Miss Wehner, have arrived and are
pleasantly domiciled al the popular hostelry.
Mrs. ]. S. Doe daughter and Miss Kraft have
been among our latest guests from San Fran
cisco.
S. E. Bridges and wife of San Francisco reg
istered during the week.
Robert Efey of Santa Cruz was among the
many arrivals during the week.
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At Adams Springs.

Among those registered at AIams Springs
Lake County. are: F. E Prior Los Angeles;
DR.. H. N Rucker, o kland; Robin Rucker,
Oakland; ]. r. ]. Alden, Vallejo; Mrs Alden,
Miss T. Stahl Vallejo; A. L. Pryor, san Fran
cisco; w. Jones, Vallejo; J. q. NeyIns, VAL
lejo; ]. A. Fielder, Vallejo; Frank Rose. juno
ton; Miss Ruth Merrill, Santa Cruz; Miss NJ.
Merrill, Santa Cruz; Mr.. AID Mrs. J. H. Wise
man. Sacramento; "a. Weinricn, Sacramento; ;
w. r. Pond, Wood and; R. ]. Allen, Oak Park;
D. NJ. Moran. ]. MELODY, NJ Myagher,
J. Altman, Mr.. and Mrs. J. Hammond. Mrs.
Hanselman and child, Mrs. Miller. George H.
Hanroken, J. D. Helms. p. Eckoff, J. j. Hum
phrey, F. w. Riley, D. Lyons, William Hunter,
D. I. Leahy, NJ c. Leahy, San Francisco.
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Eschcho1tzia Cottage.

Among the guests stopping az Mrs Wallaces s
Eschcholtzia Cottage are Mr. and Mrs. William
Collier Hays and family, Mr.. and Mrs Ira
Condit Hays, Mr.. and Mrs. Will o. Weisstch
Mrs. Anna Philips NJ IS Eva Phillips, George
Partridge, MISS Alice Partridge. Miss Lueila
w rd of San Francisco, Miss Jessie Antisell OF
MalaWan, n. J.
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Napa Soda SPRINGS.

Among the latest arrivals at Napa Soda
Springs are: Mrs. Edward Stanley, Miss E B.
CARRIER, Mrs. E. P. Danfolth and maid, Dr. o.
Trask, H. B. Birnbaum and wife, Miss
For hes, Mrs. Charles Clayton, Mrs. c. G.
Strong Mr.. and Mrs. P. Muller, Mrs. Wood
Miss Gray, Mr.. and Mrs. George K. Shreve and
family, Miss Bessie Shreve, Mrs. C. p. Peters
Mrs. r. J. WOODS and family, Mrs. n. Z. War
rem San Francisco; A. o. Baker, San Jose; P
V. o. Bartlett Oakland; Mrs. Alexander Forbes,
81 Rafaal
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D. Marcucci. H. C. Newman, Nealy Harris Mr.
and Mrs. E w Williams, Thomas Ashwort6
and wife, Miss NJ. OConnell, A. Noonau, C. A.,
SWEET A Alexander, Harry q. Scovern Mrs
Frederick Russ, MISS Vesta Colby Mr and
Mrs. f. w Large. Mrs. NJ. A. Becker. Mrs ~,
retzkv, Mrs. William Lange Jr., julius Lange
II
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At Seio1er Springs

The following is a list of the guests at selgler
Springs Hazel Fried, Ruby Levy, Elvlra Levy
Mills College; Hiram Cook and wife, B. KoSen-
berg, w. w. Thompson, NJ. Siegel and WIFE, MI
and Mrs. F. G. Sandboney, Miss E. c. Hugnes'
Mrs. w. II. Matthews, Mrs. H. Matthews, MISS
F. B. Jolliffe, Miss NJ B. Jolliffe, Miss L. Conway
C. w. Cross and wife, Clyde Cross. G. W. Sntfo,
E. E. Wood. Mr.. Lsmber, Mr.. Levy. J. A. Ken
nedy, San Francisco; Ray Tay or. Oakland; l.
A. VelladoT, FruitYale; w. w. Wilson, !. D
Alexander. Mrs. Nj. Levy. Bert Levy, Earl
Lew, Lower Lake; +. b. Jackson, Salinas !;
Mr.. and Mrs J. +. Colley and child, Miss
Winnfe MullOv Nevadu CITY
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Hotel de Redwood.

The following people have regis tered al Hotel
de Red dwood the past week: Mr.. aud Mrs r. L.
Woodward, Alameda; Professor F. NJ. McFar-
land. Stanford University; Mr.. and Mrs. Edison
Adams, Oakland; Mr.. anI Mrs. R. B. M1Iroy
and family, Mis- frankie MilIoy, San Fran
CISCO; Miss Gertrude Milroy, San Francisco;
Mrs. Clara Adams. st. LOUIS; Frank NJ. Par
cells, Oakland; Mr.. and Mrs. II. I. Mann, San
Francisco; Mr. and Mrs. Blohm, Pacific
Grove; Elliott Davis, San Francisco; Mr.. and
Mrs. T. Finn, San Francisco; Mrs. Nef isen and
family Miss NelIsen. San EranciSnO
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At Glenbrook.

The following are among the arrivals of
guests at Glenbsook Nake County, resort dur
ing the past week: H. Genesman, Vallejo;
Henry Lund, Noing Lundborg, A. Starr
Keeler, E. E. Wood, San Francisco; Daniel
Harrier, Robert Cutler. Vallejo; Allan FowIer,
San Francisco; J. G. Nevins, William A Jones,
Vallejo; Charles Barber, Laurel Dell; Mrs.
Hogan, M. and Mrs. James Magure, Mrs.
Walsh, Wills Saunders, Margaret Hogan and
children, +. H. Watson, J. A. F.elden, Vallejo;
GeoIgs II. Launbin, William Hunter, d. f.
Leahy, J. J. humphrey, D. Lyons, D. Fitz-
patrick, San Francisco; Mr.. and Mrs. c. II.
Grayson and children, Mrs. r. J. r. Alden,
Miss Lena Stahl, Vallejo; William +. Riley,
= n
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Saratoga Springs.

The list of arrivals for last week at Saratoga
Springs, Lake County, was as follows: W w.
Adam and wife, NJ. ]. Mcdonnell ana wife, San
Francisco; Byron Jones. Santa Rosa; Mrs. T.
Green, Petaluma; Otto Fuliz, Henry Lander.
J. Lundburg, S. A. Wood, B. II. Saunders. r.
Gray. Ernest Lindauer. ]. NJ. Hickey, o. L.
Thomas and family San Francisco; Charles
Scale, Fowler; J. Stelnherg, Charles ). Morrow
and family, G. A, Murdoch. A. Watson, San
Francisco; w. Robinson, Fresno; Francis
a,onsin Los Angeles. G. Grath rohl
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Etna Springs.

Last weeks arrivals at Etna Springs In
clude: H. d. Hadenfelt, San Francisco: H G.
Edwards, Mr.. and Mrs. H. B. Russ, Linda B.
Russ, Inyo A. Russ, Mrs. Henry s. Russ, Mrs.
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Klamath Hot Sprinos.

Recent arrivals at Klamath Hot Springs in
ciude; Virgil CORN, Paisley, Or; S. T. ST.
George Carey, London, England; Mrs. E. Glib
bens. Miss Gibbens, Cam bridge, Mass; w
Z. Miner, Auburn; Major Marion BigRs.
Gridiey; Mr.. and Mrs. A. B.. Carlock
Fort Jones; R ID. Baldwin, Stock
ton; Joseph Marsden, Honolulu, H l.:
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Msskey, DR., &. c, Wads
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At Santa Monica.

SANTA MONICA, CAL, June 19.-Mrs. J. NJ.
Merlinjones left last week for visit to San
Francisco and other northern points, ana will
return home about Septemb Der 1.
The round of festivities in honor of Baroness
Hardin-Hickey are still continuing. Mrs. Up
ham, Mrs. Ryan, Miss Brooks and Mrs. Hoy
are among the no 'tes>es who have entertained
IN her honor during the past week.
Among the latest arrivals are Mr.. and Mrs.
Coils II. Sammis of New York. Mr.. Sammis
is nephew of c. P. Huntington and comes
here 10 stay.
II is about assured that the National Guard,
numbering about 1000, will camp here ten
DAYS in August.
Nj. Ii. Kimball and wife will make tour
the dlH-rent watering places on this coast
curing this season, spending some time al
Coranado and Catalina.
Judge Mahon and family of Bakersfield have
taken The Hubberd cottage on Ocean avenue.
Mrs. Caroline Severance, Mr.. and Mrs. Mark
s. Severance, Mr.. ana Mrs. Pierre Severance,
will occupy the Kennedy residence during
July and August.
G. r. Drake and family, prominent society
people OF Tucson. Ariz., have taken the Wright
cottage for the season.
Judge Alvin Fay of bakersfield, Kern
County's attorney, with his family, will
spend the summer mere.
NJ. A. Newmerk and family are domicilea
In the kimbau cottage, Ocean avenue
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OUTING PARTIES.
Popular Gibbs Attend Picnics and
Yachting Parties.

Last Sunday, June 13, the mite Outing
Club gave their first outing 10 Willow Camp,
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Aqua Caliente Springs.

aqua CALIENTE SPRINGS. SoNoNA County.
CAL, June 19. The week here has been one Of
genial pleasure, the weather perfect, the
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hotel with a party, including Miss Moffstt
George Moffatt Waller Moffatt, Miss A. Lowrf
and Miss /. Lowry.
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. f. Prowell of Phoenix, Ariz,
have taken one of Mrs, e S. Neweombe's cot
tages for the season.
f. b. Freeman of San Francisco was a recent
visitor at the hotel.
Reginald Fenton, retired English capitalist,
has selected Coronado as a permanent resi-
dence and purchased home here.
Miss Forbes, daughter of the well-known
}. Malcolm Forbes OF Boston. is q guest here,
accompanied by Miss Dabney.
A. &. Dunn, city passenger and ticket agent
OF the Union Pacific at Omaha. accompanied d
by Mrs. Dunn, stopped here last week.
Miss Annie S. Peck, the world renowned
mountain climber, visited Coronado during
her Southern trfD
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worth George W. Hooper, George snider, /. L.
Marks, san Francisco; W. H. Preston. Colus1;
Miss Edna Churchill, Mr.. and Mrs J. r
Churchiil and son, Mr.. and Mrs J. GhnIenlh
and daughter, +. Fareher, Yreka; o. ID. !" arue'
Chicago
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made for large parties of guests, an d the sea-
son promises TO be one of equal delight to Wis
ltor and host well. Below will be found
many interesting items from the various fash
iOnabie resorts