The San Francisco call., 1897-09-19
Mount ama1rais.

MOUNT TAMALPAIS, CAL, Sept. 1S.-From
the summit of the mountain this week thou-
sands have viewed the surrounding country.
The moonlight nights have been gorgeous, and
frequently when the fog has rolled In the mel
low light has played upon 1t, producing an
effect novel and inspiring. Society's fad oi
spending night above the clouds is still in
vogue and many parties have seen the sun
rise from thu summit.
Mr.. and Mrs Irving NJ. Scott and party OF
friends were guests at the top OF the mountain
this week.
Mrs. o. D. Baldwin and Miss Blanche Bald
win were among the visitors at the summit
Mr.. and Mrs Peter Mclean were guests at
TamaIpais the fore part of this week.
Mrs. w S Davis, Mrs. E. Goodall and Miss
Ella Goodall OF Ross Valley aScended 1anal-
pals this week.
George r. Sanderson, Jerry LYNCH. w. A
FolgAr T l. X ing. George r. Howard and
others were on Tamalpais' crest this week.
Mrs. Frank F. Moulton of Menlo Park regis
tered at the Tavern of Tamalpais this week
party consisting OF Miss Kittle. Miss Isa-
belle Kittle, Miss Nj. Moore, Miss S, Coffin, A
F. Kittle. P. D.bbler, J. E. Eells and j. Casper
Kittle were on the mountain Tuesday.
Miss Alice Perkins was guest Oh the sum-
nit of the mountain.
Mr. and Mrs. Solly Walter of San Francisco
were upon the mountain this week
Mrs. W. +. Allen and Miss Alice Allen OF San
Francisco were guests at the tavern OF TamaI-
pals.
MI and Mrs C. Began and Mr.. ana Mrs. T.
J. Duffy of San Rafael spent day on the top
of the mountain.
Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Glade of Honolulu were
on Tamalpals this week.
William Kent was among this weeks Wis
itors.
MI and Mrs. ]. d. Richards enjoyed ride
to the summit of the mountain this week.
j. f. Big low was entertained on Tamaipais
this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Sidney B. Cushing and party
Of friends were on the summit Thursday.
Mrs. H. A. Maxwell of Fruityale was with
friends on the mountain recently.
Joseph Her bert OF oregon was on Tamalpais
one day this week.
Among those who have recently registered
at the tavern of Tamalpais are the following
Mrs. w. 7. Moulton George Bates, George T..
Henry, Mrs. J. Young, II. Taylor Mrs w. f.
Miss A. Wheeler, Mr. and Mrs. ]. J. McDodd,
Mrs. r. O'Neil, Mr.. and Mrs. j. F. Roberts. G..
Johnson, R. Walker. Sinia Louma A. a. Reed,
G. Holt, j. j. Davie, B. f. Howe, c. C. Cooney,
Mr.. and Mrs J. Knowlton, f. Long, William
Donald. j. W. Mel can, r.. Sullivan, Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. A. Perkins, Mr.. and Mrs. Bird, J. Perry,
W. A. Folger, George K. Howard, d. NJ Rich-
ards, Mr.. and Mrs. Byron Gilman, A. Duncan,
Thomas Smith, Ella Peterson, S. S. Bryan,
Miss, Kittle; Mss Isabelle KittIe. Miss
A. F. Kittle, b. Dibbler, J. f. Eells, j. c. Kittle,
K. E. Hammond, W. K. Clark, Mrs. A. NJ Berry.
Mrs. /. NJ. West, Mrs. j. Bixby. Mr.. and Mrs.
George R. Sanderson, Mrs. f. F. Moulton, Mrs.
II. b. Smith, J. F. Ballard, Captain ana Mrs.
w. A. Philips. Mis-, H. Sachs, +. Shook, Jerry
Lynch, E. Little. w. Kelly, Miss P. More Mrs.
H. A. Maxwell, Mr.. an0 Mrs. Irving NJ Scott,
Mr.; James James n; Brown, Nj l. w / Scott Miss
Miss Parsons. Mr.. and Mrs. ;. b. Cushing,
Mrs L. S. Spencer, Mrs w. s. Davis, Mrs E
Goodall, MISS Ella Goodall, H. NJ. PrindIe, DR..
Morris, Mr. and Mrs. E. c. Hughes. Miss Beat