The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-01-17
AT CORONADO.
Some Interesting Gossip From the
Popu1ar Southern Resort.

Mrs. Charles L. Watson, Miss Mabel Hogg,
James Hogg, W. J. Hogg and A. B. Watson, OF
San Francisco were on the high seas Thurs
day in pursuit or fish. They pronounce troll
ing for mackerel one of the chief delights OF
life at Coronado. especially when attended
with the success that crowned their efforts
The party returned in time to partake OF hsh
supper prepared in Chef Nectours best style.
A driving party to Tia Juana and the Gus
tom-house occupied several Of the hotel
guests on Thursday. Those participating
were: Mr.. and Mrs. G. Siden berg, New York;
MIR. and Mrs c. F. Dunbar. Buffalo; Mr.. ana
Mrs Francis E. Bacon and Miss Bacon, Boston.
The party partook OF picnic lunches in Mexico.
Walter Stone of San Francisco, son OF c. b.
Stone OF the English syndicate OF brewers,
carried off the honor in the first rabbit chase
of the season last week. Miss Mabel Hogg of
San Francisco brought in the brush
Miss Estelle Kane OF New York, are guests
here, accompanied by Mrs. George Gibbs OF
San Francisco.
The past week has been one of unusual
gayety at the hotel. The Thetis, which had
been in port during the holidays, pulled out
on Saturday, and series of farewell din
ners. luncheons and dances were rendered the
Mrs. H. B. Daniels and Mrs Sherwood AL
drich of Colorado Springs are late arrivals at
the hotel.
who for several winters have made Hotel del
Coronado their home, arrived last week, and
are again domiciled there
Mrs. John j. Bagley, widow of Ex-Governor
Bagley of Michigan, who spent the summer
here, has returned to remain through the
winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph C. Baldwin of New
York accompanied by Miss Daisy Randolph,
are late arrivals at the hotel
H. Morris was down from San Francisco last
week.
Prominent among the San Francisco guests
at the hotel are Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Stleiel.
Miss Z. Lorel Crab OF San Francisco was
recent guest here
The members of Graus Opera Company
spent much time at the beach during their
weeks engagement at the Opera House.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adolph Wood of San Bernar-
dino are passing week at the hotel.
Dr. and Mrs. Charles Van Bergen are recent
arrivals from New York.
Mrs. George P. Jones of Findlay,. Ohio, &C.
companied by child and maid and Miss Flora
L. Carr, is a guest of the house.
Mrs. Davis, wife of j. B. F. Davis of Davis &
Sons, insurance brokers', San Francisco, is
STAYING here with her two daughters and Mrs
Winfield S. Davis, maid and children.
L. Rowe and l.. Rosenberg of Fresno spent
Sunday at the hotel.
G. Ripamont, Italy, and G. de Barras, Paris,
are guests at Coronado-by-the-Se
Cleveland Ohio is represented at the hotel
by Mr. and Mrs s. P. Frun and Mrs. j. L. Sew
erance.
Late ST. Louis arrivals include Mr.. and Mrs
G. R. Fl. Davis, Master Kenneth NJ. Davis and
II. L. Van Wrinkle, San Francisco, paid a
Mrs. ]. n. Burson, Philadelphia, accom-
panied by Mrs. |. c. Parker and son, San Fran
cisco, are occupying suite a t the MOTEL here
Mr.. and Mrs. j. L. Graf of San Francisco ar
rived by the Santa Rosa on her last trip and
are staying at the hotel.
MI and Mrs. G. F. Jennings of Chicago, who
have passed several winters here, are again at
the hotel, and may be seen daily on the ave-
nue. with their handsome tour-in-hand.
J. C. McKinstry is down from San Francisco
on brief visit.
The Hon. and Mrs Thomas Fitch are now oc-
cupying their residence on Bachelor row, at
this popular winter resort.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. Holloway and two children
and Miss Lucy Holloway are Montana guests
at the hotel.
C. H jerks, superintendent of the Northern
Pacific Railroad, Grand Forks, n. D., accom-
panied by Mrs. jerks, is guest here.
John Dolbeer and Miss Bertha Dolbeer ex-
pect to arrive from san Francisco early in
February for their usual midwinter visit at the
hotel.
Isaac P. Wiser of Prescott, Ont, Canada, cap
tured fine black bass on Monday weighing
$50 pounds.
DR.. H. A Wolff of London, England, is stay
ing at the hotel
A A. Hermann of Reading, Pa, has arrived
for a two months visit.
Fred L. King of San Francisco is registered