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OUTING PARTIES.
Coaching Parties, Bus Rides and
Moonlipht Dances.

Miss c. Kelsey gave very enjoyable moon
llgnt coaching party on Tuesday evening last
Those invited were C. O'Kane, Miss K. Bying-
ton, G Christensen, Miss 6. Byington, G.
Denine, Miss A. Murphy, C. Drury, Miss A.
swift, Miss M. Richardson, D. Friedlander,
L. Schwartz, Miss c. Kelsey, Dr. Westnbai
and Miss G. Ware. Mrs. H. FriedIander and
Mrs .oh;a NJ: A6rahams cnaperoned the party.
Dierks and Emil Tritten bach 10 Olive Snrings
on Tuesday, July 13, was most ENJOYABLE af-
fair. On arriving at the springs an elepant
lunch was prepared by Mr.. and Mrs. J. p
Krieg, after when games, dancing, etc. were
enjoyed. The party returned home by moor
light. Those present were: Mr. and Mrs
Theodore Dierks, Mr.. and Mrs Emil Tritten.
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HOME GATHERIN
Receptions, Anniversary Celebra-
tions, Surprise Parties and
Dances.

Miss Orena Hilton OF IA Adair street gave
party in honor of Mrs. Frances Young Ma
honey Thursday evening. The guests were:
Miss Annie Gagan, Miss Florence Nunan, Miss
Agnes Hanlon Miss Es ther Coulter, Miss Marye
Foley, Miss juliet Foley, Miss Mile Griffin,
Miss Ella Lyons, Miss Lena Madison, the
Misses Lena and Orena Hilton, Mrs. Frances
Young Mahoney. D. Mccarthy, P. Carroll,
Thomas Simpson, P. Lee, Thomas Hogan, Ger
aid Griffin, John Kane, Lou Sanders, NJ. Line
han, Mace Narva, Harry Cobb and Young
Mahoney.
A surprise party was rendered TO Miss Lena
Gall recently. Among those present were:
Miss L. Fritschie, Miss E. schaler, Miss J.
PLACE mann, Miss L. Groeper Miss Louise
Gall, Miss B. Gall, Mrs. J. Mcconnell, Mrs. q.
Gall, Mrs. G. Schafer, Mrs J. G. Pagemann, q.
Gall, W. J. Plagemann, E. Bernzott, L. PLACE
mann.
most en- joyable birthday party was given
last Saturday evening by Miss Frances Clarke
at her residence, 1922 Montgomery street.
Music, singing and dancing were the features
OF the evening AT late hour a sumptuous
repast was partakeu OF, after which the guests
again Joined in games and dancing until early
morning. Among those present were: Mr..
and Mrs. Clarke, Miss Frances Clarke, Miss
Maggie Wallace, Miss Brady MISS Emily
Clarke, Miss Stella schwabe Miss Winifred
Carty, Miss NJ. Clarke, Miss Lena Perata, Miss
Josie Horrigan, Miss Cooper, Miss Emma Col
Inns, Joseph Clarke, George Stevens, Fred Per-
Frank odda Charles Trashy, R. Demonte, j.
Crlmmins. Willis Alpers, David Collins, John
Black, Will Thomas. Eddie Barton, Mr.. Hilder-
brsnt, John Costigan, Manuel Flores, Captain
Fred Hansen, Mr.. Sullivan, Mr.. Green and
Eddie Nelson.
Last Tuesday Mr.. and Mrs P Desmon
celebrated their tenth anniversary (tin we'd
ding) at their home, "a Sheridan street. The
evening was spent in singing and dancing
Those present were: Mr.. and Mrs. Desmon
Mrs. E. Dodge, Frederick Paul. William Paul,
Miss Rose Kelly, Miss n. Fitch, Miss C. Smith,
Henry Gill, Mrs. R. Hutchinson, Mr. anu Mrs
F. Funnel, Henry Osberger, Bert Paul, Miss
Ethel Mckay, Mr.. ana Mrs. George Kingman
Mr.. and Mrs. Al Meyers, Mrs. Charles Brown,
Mr.. and Mrs. P. OLeary, Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew
Nelson B. Clyne, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Zahl
A very pleasant farewell party was rendered
Max Bloom, of San Jose, prior to his depart
ture for that city, by his many friends, on
Friday evening last, az the residence OF his
sister, Mrs. F. Schein, 901 Treat avenue The
evening was enjoyably spent, music, dancing
and games being INDUCED in up to a late
hour. AT midnight the guests repaired 10 the
dining-room, where a sumptuous repast was
served.
The guests were received by A. L. Friedman
and |: Cohen, assisted by Miss Hattie Peters
and Mabel GrQmau.
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Mount Tama1pais.

MOUNT TAMALPAIS, CAL July 1.-THE
Tavern of Tamalpais the summit of the
noun tain has been nightly crowded, and the
gorgeous sunsets have been witnessed by hun
dreds of visitors. Large nun bers OF the visit
ing Christian Endeayorers have ascended the
mountain during the past week, and the
strange railroad running to the summit has
been taxed to its utmost.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank w. Bostwick en- tertained
Eastern friends at the summit hotel last Mon
day night
Reuten II. Lloyd was a guest on Tamalpais
this week
and Mrs. +. A. Algie. Miss Nellie L. Cash, Miss
Laura L. Wagner, James b. Lonabough and
Kate A. Lonabough, were guests here this
week.
Mr. and Mrs j. M. Curtis, Miss Helen Curtis,
Miss NJ. O'Sullivan and Thomas Magee of San
Francisco, formed party who visited the
summit this week.
here, and enjoyed the view from the summit.
Among the recent arrivals at the Tavern of
-Tamalpais are the following: General j. G.
Martin of New York, d. c. Gum of. Cardiff,
Wales, Miss Mabel Wnlte, l.. g. Willard W.
T. Bradley, Mrs. /. Strauss, L. Strauss. Mrs. b.
Newman, Jesta Shoemaker. Mrs. Z. II. Shoe
maker, Mrs. C. E. Phelps S. D. Corrdraff, E. l..
Cornwall, Miss Mabel E. Martin, GEORGE
Kruhn Mrs. Minlzer, Miss Ware, Mrs. C. w.
Howard, Harold S. Howard, B. Pomdine, ]. NJ
Pomdine, Rebecca Z. Grismond, Edna G. Chris
man. Mrs. G. W. Cnrismau, Mrs. H. c. Hurst,
o. w. Foster, Mrs K. Osmond, Miss Z. Osmond,
DIR. and Mrs. A. Flood, Mr.. and Mrs. w. j.
Denman, P. F. Kingstone, Helen Overton,
Hugh Lamorth, Rosa Way, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. R.
Swarthy, S. NJ. Swarthy, 6. C. Tinsley, n. Dry
bread, p Stoner Jr., Daniel Mckay.
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@S8 EEK III SOCIETY.
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bach, Mr.. and Mrs. F. Gerhring, Mr.. and Mrs.
A. Normandin, Mrs. G. Purlenky Mrs. A.
William Krieg, Miss julia Weissich, Miss
Emma Klarmann, Miss Frieda Klarmann,
Miss Augusta Fiugel, Miss Lulu Purlenky.
Mss Ida Purlenky, Miss Maud Trittenbsch, l.,
Miss Bertha Krieg Miss Olga Dierks, Miss
Emma Dierks, Miss Petty Steward, Masters
Louis Normandin, Theodore Dierks Jr., Ru-
dolph Strecker and Arnold Strecker.
Mrs DR.. C. C. O'Donnell opened the social
season at Glen Ellen Saturday evening last
with lawn party. The grounds and villa
were bower of Japanese lanterns Among
the guests were: Mss W. G. Lawrence, Mr. and
Mrs. J. Mccormick, Miss c. Sanborn, L. Flynn.
Miss G. GUNNER, Mr. and Mrs W. E. Harm
burg, Miss NJ. Kelly, W. Boyce, Miss l.. F. Dur
kin, Miss l. McGrath, Mrs. J. Marks, Mr. and
Mrs. A. Harrison, the Misses Partridge, F.
GUNNER, the Misses Hohfeld, L. Dowdal, Mrs.
G. H. Lane. J. J. Cowan. Miss W. McGrath. the
Misses Ping the Misses Lane Mrs. w. McIn
tyre, Miss D. Potwin, MI and Mrs. c. McLane,
Miss E Potwin, Miss Harriet CrockeI the
Misses Peterson, Mrs. F. Schibeley, Mr. and
Mrs w. w. girls void, Mr.. and Mrs. w. d. San
born, Mr.. and Mrs. Klemm, ]. Heinze, A. Ken
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WEDDING BELLS.
Jolly Ceremonies at Church and
IN the Home.

A very quiet but interesting wedding was
that OF Miss Emma spinney, da ugh ter of Mr..
and Mrs Waldron G. Spinney, and Volmer A.
H. Hoffmeyer. prominent local musician
celebrated on Saturday evening, July 3, at
8 o'clock. at the residence OF the brides pa-
rents, 164 Hawthorne street. Only relatives
were prese 1T at the ceremony, which was per-
formed by Pastor Moehl of the Danish Iu.
theran Church.
The bride wore a magnificent imported
gown OF white silk trimmed with rare old lace
Her bouquet was composed of bride roses
Mrs. Robertson, sister of the bride, was at
tired in white silk gown trimmed with
green velvet and gold and green embroidery
Her bouquet was of La France roses
Mrs. Spinney, the brides mother, wore an
with lace.
Mr. and Mrs. Hoffmeyer spent their honey
moon al Sausalito and are now located at 9l4
Suffer street.
The largest and prettiestwedding that has been
held at st. Vincent's Cnurch, Vallejo, for some
time was solemniZed Sunday, July IL, at -
O'Clock, when Miss Evangeline Perry, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs Edward Perry, became the
wife of Frank Farrell, both OF whom are
Valleioites and are well known, popular and
respected by all.
The ceremony was performed by Fathers
Thompson and Henry This feature was a
compliment TO the young couple, as both of
the reverend gentlemen hold them high in
esteem and both desired 10 perform the wed
ding rites This was managed so as o please
ali parties and Father Thorn pson made them
man and vile while Fatner Henry conferred a
blessing upon the union. The church was
crowded with people and many who came late
could not get in at all.
The bride was attired in charming white
organdy over white silk. She wore pictur-
esque hat OF pure white, with plumes OF the
same. In her hand she carried beautiful
bouquet OF white pinks and ferns.
Miss Annie Farrell, sister OF the groom, was
bridesmaid, and J. Harry Perry, the brides
brother, was best man.
When the bridal party marched to the altar
Miss Mary Lamb played the grand wedding
march by Mendelssohn during the wedding
ceremonies. The sweet II Promise Thee"
filled the large auditorium, ana when the
couple were man and vile the organist rem
dered "Call Ne Thine Own"
Alter the marriage the couple, with host
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THEY'RE ENGAGED.
PetrothaIs Made Pub1ic During
the Past Week.

The engagement is announced of Miss Sadie
F. Samuels, daughter of D. Samuels to l. s.
Foorman. They will receive Wednesday, july
21, ana Sunday, July %, at 1924 Octavia
street.
The engagement of Miss Elizabeth Dittmer
daughter of MIR. and Mrs. H. W. Dittmer 1913
Cough street, to Charley Yust of Stockton, has
been announced
Miss Leah Schwartz and Berthold A. Baer
will receive their friends July %, from 10 5
o'clock, at 1876 Golden Ga te avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ferdinand Giesecke announce
the engagement OF their daughter Babette L.
Weglehner, to Albert w. Venino of New York
City.
The engagement of Emele L. Langue and
Edmond Z. Levillian is announced
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Mr. and Mrs James O'Brien, Miss Edna Hop
kins, John Russ, John Dott, +. K Ihomas'
Miss Belle Caug Min. c. H. Peters, MISS Maggle
Harmon. Miss K. F. German, Miss j. Baraty,
Miss Hoffner
Mrs. james o. Brien entertained a party OF
friends a La Marc villa this week at luncheon.
Among the guests were: Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Brophy, Miss Ruth Brophy, Mrs. Philip Hyde,
Mrs Henry Walker, Mrs. John Traynor, Miss
Kate German, Mrs. o. Brien.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph II. Pryor entertained q
number of friends at d phonographlc party
Friday evening.
Captain Prtchard OF the ship Geneslin and
Captain Williams OF the ship Matterhorn, n.y.
ing the English flag, entertained a party on
"Wednesday night on board the vessels, which
are anchored off Sausalito The party con-
sisted OF Mr.. and Mrs. E. Carrere, Mrs Rauxet,
Mr.. and Mrs. Baraty, Misses Baraty, Camille
Lahamir. After an enjoyable evening the
party left the sh ips and were entertained at
the residence of the Misses Baraty, Where a
delig ghtfuI repast was served.
Ta1lac Hou.e.
The following are the recent arrivals at
Tallac Mrs. George A Knight and son, MI.
and Mrs. A. Bessinger and three children, Miss
Clara Joseph, Mrs Jose phi Ehrman, William H..
Ehrman, Joseph Ehrman Jr. and maid, j. f.
Hancock, DR.. J. Trask, A. Lachman, William
Hanson. Mr.. and Mrs. C. NJ. Doug herty, Miss
Dougherty, Miss Elizabeth Dongherty, j. W.
Dougherty, l. A. Dougherty, D. NJ. Sachs, Miss
c. Sachs, Charles Sutro Jr., Samuel kosen-
helm, Herbert L. Rothchld, San francisco |;
Henry Mitaw, Sacramento; Oscar A. Tolle, j.
L. Tucker, San Francisco; Mr. and Mrs. E., A
Heron, Mr.. and Mrs. B. S. Noyes, Oakland; Mr..
and Mrs. L. B. Feigen baum, Mi Sachs. San
Francisco; A. W. Barrett, Mrs. William Beck
man. Sacramento; Mr.. and Mrs. F. Frohman,
Miss Ida Conn. Miss.K NJ. Mihan, T. L. Ber-
gin, San Francisco; g. S Mnmford. New York !;
Q. Strassburger. San francisco; H. A. Unruh.
Los Ange es; A. J. Hechtman, Sacramento: ::
Frank H. Buck, Vacaville; Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Hamilton, San Francisco;
John II. Dickinson and wife, Sausalito; W. H
Brown and wife, San Francisco; Miss Josie
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CLUB PAR TY.
The Vermonters Entertain With
Theatricals and a Dance.

There was the usual large and fashiona BILE
audience at the entertainment and dance of
the popular Native Sons OF Vermont at Odd
Fellows Hall on Friday evening These
monthly affairs of the CLUB are extremely
popular with the members and. their many
friends. The programme on Friday evening
was OF unusual excellence, and was as follows ::
Overture, Dellepiane's Orchestra; song (se-
lectedl, Little Theresa Whaiey; barytone solo,
In Happy Moments tBalfe), ]. P. Grodjens !;
soprano solo (selected), Miss Alma Berglund; !;
"Naval Engagements" farce in one act 1.-TWO
scsnes), by the Columbian Stock Company
Admiral Kingston, Reginald Travers; Lieu
tenant KINGSTON, Lyone Clark; Dennis, War
rem King; Mrs. Pontifix, Miss Freda Gallick:
Miss Mortimer, Miss Ora Lathrop
Dancing, as usual, concluded The evenings
en- tertainment
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San Rafael.

SAN RAFAEL, CAL, July 1.-THE paper
chases given by the san Rafael Hunt Club
have occupied much of the society girls Time
The season is now in full sway ana many
events are taking place.
Miss Nettie Dickson has returned from
visit 10 friends i'll san Francisco.
The engagement OF Miss Anna Lichtenbetg
ana Alfred Dubois is announced.
Mrs Allan Lee is entertaining relatives from
Connecticut
Mrs Robert Dollar ana family have returned
from U5al, where the vacation ana mondays
were spent
Mr.. and Mrs W. II. Yates had for guests this
week DR.. and Mrs. d. c. Barber OF Los An
geles ~
Robert Lamon was the guest OF DR. W. B.
Noble Sunday.
Miss jennie McLachian of Chatham, Can
ada. is the guest OF the Misses Finlsyson In
San Rafael.
Mrs. Willet OF Palo Alto is visiting Mrs. Fitch
and Mrs. WOODS.
Miss Mabel Martin of Santa Cruz has been
staying a few days here as the guest OF Mrs
Allan Lee.
Mrs Oscar Fitch has returned from Placer
vile, where she has been visiting her son, d.
Fitch.
Miss Edith Ell lott of San Rafael is on visit
to san Jose.
Misses Camilla and Eta Ciarkson, Dora L.
Huut, II. G. Jennings and NJ SIS May Martin
are the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. j. S Malone at
their San Rafael residence
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Sweet Brier Camp.

SWEET BRIER CAMP, Shasta County, Cal,
July 1.-THE Fourth of July was celebrated
in fitting style ut the Jos. McClain and w. 7.
Nielsen camps. A large campfire burned in
front of the tents, while swinging from the
trees the Chinese lanterns shed their soft light
on the scene. The trees we're festooned with
red white and blue bunting, also the tents,
VIII lie from the top The grand old flag hoated
to the breeZs.
About twenty-five campers were seated
around the fire, and the exercises were opened
by all singing the "Star-spangled Banner,
accompanied by first and second violin and
mandolin. Then came a recitation by James
Boyer, q young lawyer OF Visalia. entitled
Horace Greeley's Celebrated Ride to Nevada"
Then followed a violin solo by Albert w Mel
sen of San Francisco, Mrs. Mcdonald OF San
Francisco a song and William McLean-added
TO the entertainment with solos on the man.
dolin; his brother, Taylor Mclean. gave sew
eral comic songs and acts.
The ceremonies were conducte by Captain
JASPER MCLEAN.
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Mill Valley.

MILL VALLEY, CAL, July 17.-Many of the
camps that cluster in the redwood groves have
introduced an innovation that greatly ADDS to
the pleasure of being within the canvas walls
A number of the camps are lighted with cleo
tricity, and they present brilliant and pleas
ing picture. The number of visitors spending
the season here this year is greater by far than
at any time since the valley became a summer
resort
The following are registered at Koerner's Ho-
tel, Bellevue, Mill Valley: William Cox, Eta
Clayburg, Agatha S. Zacharias, W. G. Cords
Ed J. Vogel, Edward w. Schlueter Lulu J.
Lands, Mrs. NJ. P. Kohlberg, Mrs S. Stretcher,
Masters Charles and Lloyd Kohlberg, Mr.. and
Mrs. George Habenieht, the Misses Emye ana
Lulu Habenicht, Mrs. N. Van Bergen. Norbert
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Babin. P. J. Eisenmann. Martin iosselk, NJ P.
Kohlberg, charles Ward. J; N. sIaVs, T. Merle,
Levy r KabIer. Mr.. and Mrs J. Brown, Gert1e
seldner, h r. E. L. KohIbeTger, Lucille V: Aronson,
Stella seldner, Mr. and Mrs. Al, Alfred Bear and
family GeneyieVe noU Tom n.o IoomiS mis- . L. comp
Miss Agnes Farren OF San francisco is the
guest Of Miss May KingweIl in Mil Valley
Mr. and Mrs. BoStwick OF DenVer. Colo, are
visitinq MIR. and Mrs. Frank W. Bostwick at
Blink Bonnie, Mill Valley.
Mrs. Leonard of Berkeley visited her sister,
Mrs. Frank W. Marvin, al Edgemont:
Mr., and MIS-. c. II. Hamlin OF Portland, Or,
were the guests of Mrs. Charles Bea.s at Hadad
Heights this week.
Mrs. Van Orden is spending few days with
Mrs S. NJ Overton StoTnaway cottage
Mr.. Wick. pD, of jersey Clty, y. j., and
Philip Brett OF the same place enloyed brief
stay in the valley this week at Breezy Hill.
Tuesday evening they drove 10 san haIael'
wher, they were entertained al me Hotei
Raiae,.
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Coronado.

CORONADO, CAL, July 17.-Mrs. John D.
Spreckels is occupying suite here with hel
party which includes Miss Grace Spreckels
Miss Lille Spreckels, J. d. Spreckels Jr., Mas
ter Claus Spreckels and maid, Mrs. d. Consmil
ler and child, Mrs. MangeIs and Miss Mangels
Mr.. and Mrs. John J. Wuerten baecher and
child are here from ST. Louis.
H. w. Address has returned from New York
An extension OF the belt line 10 the point
where the new jetty will begin has been built
and the pile-driver and other machinery are
on the ground. The jetty, which will be one
of the finest Improvements on the coast, will
be pushed TO an early completion
w. A. MathewSon, Washington, ID. c., is
staying at the hotel.
Mr. and Mrs. Isaac R. Hit are recent arrivals
from Chicago.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ayers are here from
Prescott
Mr. and Mrs T. C. Polling, Quincy, Ill.,, ar
rived the past week.
s. J. Wines and family are spending two
weeks in the mountains.
A private car party from New York now
domiciled here are Mr.. and Mrs. p Chaunoey
Anderson, Miss Petit and W. w. Niles Jr.
George f. Darrow and Miss Darrow are ou,
p W. Morse, Watsonville, was here the past
week.
Mrs Pedley and family, of Riverside, are
occupying the General Webb residence on the
beach.
Edgar D. Peixotto has returned to San Fran.
cisco from months outing at Coronado
where he passed manv hours on the bay prov
ing himself IN ost efficient sailor.
The temperature of the ocean at this point
reached 70 deg. last week, affoIding very fine
surf bathing.
w. Austin Goodman and DR.. Loser returned
on Sunday from four hours sport with the
handsomest catch of bass, rockcod and barra-
euda ever displayed on the beach.
Mr.. and Mrs. GILES Kellogg are visiting in
San Francisco.
Attorney and Mrs. W. Austin Goodman have
arrived from Cincinnati for their usual sum-
mer visit at the hotel. Mr.. Goodman is the
owner of handsome property on the beach.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Cert Weyl of San Francisco,
who have been staying some time at the hotel
were joined the past week by their son, Bertin
A. Weyl
Mrs. Charles W. Robinson and son of Orange
avenue have returned from an extended visit
in the East.
Watson II. Wyman has gone to Honolulu,
where he will represent the ST. Louis Globe
Democrat, Louisville Courier Journal and Los
Angeles Herald.
Miss G. w. Field, New. York City, and p. H.
Field, Santa Monica, are at the hotel.
Mrs Alice Smith and child, Deming N
Mex, arc visi ing here
Mrs. S. b. Styles entertained with launch
party 10 Point Iona on Tuesday evening
Mrs. d. n. Friesleben and Ruth E. Friesleben
are down from San Francisco.
Chicago party at the hotel includes Mr.
and Mrs. H. F. Eidmann, Miss Kinda Tanner
and +. B. Bates.
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At Paso Rob1es.

Among the recent arrivals at Paso Robles
are: Mrs. L. H. Newcomb. Miss T. Lang, Mrs.
II. Lang, Mrs. Lenhart, Miss Lenhart. DR..
George Leek, Mrs. Leek, Mrs. A. Crocker, Will
liam Foley. Mrs. Wenston, Mr.. and Mrs. Ryan,
man, Mrs Goodman, Misses Goodman, L. G.
Thompson, Mrs. Thompson, Miss (. NJ. Jen-
nings, Mrs. B. Ziska, Captain George Rice,
Miss Birdie Rice, B. L. Hunt, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ratcliff, c. Harris, Mrs Harris K. G. Flint and
wife, Mr.. and Mrs Box, Misses Box. B. H al
gar ter. Mrs. Halgarter Z. Crowley, Mrs Crow
ley, Mss Daisy Crowley, Miss Kaie Crowley,
Miss X. DAILY, Mrs. NJ. Flood, Miss &. f. Nc
iona d, Mrs. D. E. Van Denburgh, Miss Van
Denburgh, Misses Haas, Mrs J. Cashtn, Miss
Casnin, Mr.. Stetnie, Mrs. Stetnlle, Miss Stet.
milo p Keller ami 1ylfe
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SAILED AWAY.
Passenger-List of the Steamship
Australia.

Those sailing Tuesday, July 13, on the
steamship Australia for Honolulu included ::
Mrs. L. F. Alvarez, Miss A. Arnold, A. NJ.
Atherton, Rev. A. J. Bell, T. II. Benton. II. X
Beuzemaker, J. Beuzemaker. Mrs. Jose phi
Brobant and child, Miss Eettie L. Campbell,
w. G. Cooke, Mrs. II. 4. Cooke, Mrs. A. Dunn
and two children. Miss Jennie Eastman, D. 4.
Fox, L. A. Gardner, Alex Garvie, T. H. Hay
seiden. Dr. Herbert, Mrs. Theo Hoffman, NJ
Hyman, NJ. Jacobs, William Louisson. ]. D.
McInerny, D. L. Naone, W. c. Peacock, C. F.
Peterson, Francis Slansky, Mrs. NJ. E Smith
and child, R. d. Walbridge, c. l. Wight, A. A.
Wilder, Watson Wyman.
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Madrone Mineral Sprinos.

Among the late arrivals at Madrone Mineral
Springs Miss Mary Riley Miss Kate
Riley, ]. W. Nelson. Miss Nina L. Dyer, Mrs
Wallace Everson, Miss Marion Everson, Oak
land; F. Edeline, Newton Thomas, Miss Clara
Thomas, Madrone; DR.. Higgins, J. Mcdonnell
Morgan Hill; II. Overacker Jr, Centerville;
Mrs. E IL. Dyer, II. T. Dyer, Alvarado; Hen
riette Verify, San Francisco; Miss Z. Bender
Miss L. Bender, John Bender, Ohio; Friiz
Ar berg, Oakland; A. r. Borst, Cantralia
Wash; Samuel Hooper, Gilroy.
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Paraiso Sprinos.

Among the recen arrivals at Paraiso Springs
are: c. J. Havens and family; S. B. Rothen-
berg, family and nurse; J. Perrault, MD;
Henry K Grimer, Herbert P. Nee, Miss Hilda
kozminsky, Miss Ada Martin; Mrs. Julia
Monaghan. four children and servant; Mrs.
G. Turner, Miss C. Smith and niece, Miss Liz
liam Petersen, James T. Boyd, Miss Trutha
Petersen, F. A. Koenig and wife, Kurmie
Petersen, Chris Ton, Marguerite Howard, o.
Stoesser and daughter, Mrs. {. R. Pechin,
Charles Jensen, Mrs. L. Carran, w. Voorsan-
ger, Mrs. II. X. Zeimer, A. Hansen, Irving 5.
Zeimer, l. Erineer, Mrs. E. T. Young, Pearl
Lyman, Mrs. R. Van Nordeu, Francis Lyman,
). r. Danuenbaum. h. B. Titcomb, Miss Marie
Bredehott, Mr.. and Mrs. j. II. Toft, George
Mosbache9. vile ana daughter, Miss l.. NJ.
Bowie, W. Spert, d. CochaD, r. NJ. Farrer,
George P. Parker, Fred S. Cox, l.. d. Mclean,
Joseph Miehalitschke and wife, S. o. Spring,
j. E. Hartenbower, b. F. B own, Z. E Hale, NJ.
S. Lopes. joan S. Porter Mrs. Henry Doyle
and child. Z. ]. DOYLE. I. RlAck.
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nedy, A. Gee, W. Jones. Mrs. ]. NJ. Murphy, C.
Conroys, C. Lane, E. Kunath.
very enjoyable bus" ride was given on
Sunday, July IL, at Crystal Springs, Millbrae.
The time was spent in games, dancing, vocal
and instrumental music and merrymaking.
To Miss Annie Sundland is due most OF the
credit for the success OF the affair
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AT THE RESOR rs.
Notes From the Mountains, the
Lakes and the Springs.

At the resorts gayeties and the usual sum-
mer merrymakings seem to be increasing in
direct proportion to the advance of the season.
outing parties of all kinds are the order OF
the day, and the coaching party and dance on
the lawn divide the honors with the picnic
and fishing excursion.
Below will be found a resume of the fashion,
able resorts the list of guests and their many
pleasant ways OF spending the summer
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