The San Francisco call., 1897-07-18

the caves or in the street gutters as is
their wont. The useful little pests are pa
tientIy and pensively waiting for good
thunder shower TO cool the Siding atmos-
phere, and bring nice fresh harvest OF
worms and bugs Painting humanity in
the great city simpl persplres, takes OH
it's heavy clothes, and when not tanning
itself or i'm bibing cooling connections IN
dulges in stale and uninterr sting eJacula-
tons in re of the "beasJly hot weather,
dontcherknow.
1t is treat to catch glimpse OF some
belated Californian fleeing to the seashore
or up into the mountains, where lakes and
trout streams lure the city bred.
Adolph Roos, the ever popular, and his
son, George H. Roos, came into New York
week ago and put up at the Waldorf
They spent most of their time over at
Long Branch, where the salt sea waves
anG brac1ng breezes WOO them into
thinking of dear old Santa Cruz, Mon
terey and San Diego perchance.
Mrs. Joana A. Neaf and Miss Bessie
Barnweil OF Los Angeles have been in
town on short visit.
Over at Manhattan, on Coney Island,
John Philip Sousa and his Incompatible
band of good .natured musicians make the
ocean zephyrs even more enjoyable with
the lively quicksteps and marches for
which they have become famous.
De Wolff Hopper and his sprightly lit
tie wife, Edna Wallace, are spending the
summer at the Manhattan Beach Hotel,
and twice day they sing in "El Capi-
tan" which is being done at the big pa
vilion. II is booked fo1 all summer.
On Sundays, the Hoppers hold infor-
NAL receptions on the wide verandas of
the hotel; they have a host of friends and
ardent admirers in and about Gotham.
Among the Californians who spent the
Fourth and a greater part OF the week at
Manhattan Beach we're: w. II. Payne,
Mrs. and Mrs. Arlington, William Newton
Booth, J. E. Dunn and Mr.. and Mrs. P.
keenan, of San Francisco.
MIR. and Mrs. Samuel knight of San
Francisco have been enjoying a very
delightful visit East. They returned TO
their apartments at the Holland on
Friday, after a weeks sojourn in the
country.
IN. Drown of San Francisco is a
guest at the Holland.
DR.. J. X. Secord and Mrs. Secord of San
| Jose, accompanied by heir daughter, Mrs.
| w. w. Hunt of Oakland. have recently
! returned TO California after several weeks
visit to Gotham and surrounding points
of interest.
| Mr.. and Mrs. John Lytleton Lyons have
closed their apartments at the Vendome
! and are summering at Long Branch.
Mrs. Dave Hayman formerly Irene Ev
| e Co To viii bar
Mrs E. Everett are cozily located in How
| ard Cottage at Larchmont. Mrs. Everett
came on to New York in June to spend
| the summer with Mrs. Hayman.
Mrs. D. D. Cotton and maid left for the
| West on Wednesday. She had been a
guest at the Fifth-avenue Hotel for some
| time.
Mrs. Bessie Holly arrived at the Hotel
| Vendome on Tuesday, direct from the
coast. Her stay in New York is indefinite.
| H. c. Wybro of Los Angeles was at the
| In perial for several days the past week,
| but suItry atmosphere and brassy skies
drove him out OF town to cooler burgs (not
| icebergs).
L. II. Friedlander, as genial and smling
as ever, is busily engaged booking every
| thing OF the best in the theatrical line for
the San Francisco and Oakland theaters
which he represents.
| Mr.. Friedander has no definite plans
concerning his return to Ills native heath.
| He anticipates remaining in and about
New York a greater part of the summer,
| however.
C. D. Lane and Mrs. Lane are guests at
| the Wrldorf.
Walter c. Campbell, the weIi-known
| basso, and his charming and gifted wife,
| Louise Mariner Campbell, were here to
attend the nineteenth annual meeting of
| the Music Teachers National Association.
They were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Ir-
win c. Stump of 56 West Seven tieth
street.
| G. A. Bradford of San Francisco has re-
Gently arrived in this broiling district
George A. Klein berg Of New York, well
| known among the wholesale merchants OF
| San Franci CO, LETT for a short visit on the
coast last Wednesday. Business in Chi
| cago will detain him a space, and he Will
| not reach California until the latter part
| of this month.
| G. A. Martin and r. w. Harrison of
| San Francisco spent the Fourth in New
| York.
Mrs. Henry Gillig has closed her apart
ments at the Gilsey and is now comforta.
bly settled for the sum mer at their 5sautl-
| full summer home at Larchmont.
Com modore Henry Gillig is expected
from Europe this week. The Gilligs are
famous for royal hospitality and are voted
among the most delightful Of hosts.
| Lewis E. Hanchett has returned to his
| home in San Francisco. after short So
journ in the borough of Manhattan.
A. NJ. Hamilton OF Lakeport arrived
last week with fine string OF horses
from his own breedinsfarm. He will
enter them in the races at Sheepshead
and Brighton. Mr.. hamilton makes the
Hotel Stuart his headquarters while In
| town.
Miss Annie L. Stone sailed for Paris on
Wednesday, where she will rest and note
| the latest fSds in French millinery. Miss
Stone is expected to return about the end
of August.
l met very distinguished set OF old
| Californians the other evening. They
were Mr.. and Mrs. Clay M. Greene and
| - ric Mrc