The San Francisco call., 1897-06-28
AMONG THE SUMMERERS.
Concerts and Hops at the Various
Fashionable Springs.


The guests of Harbin Springs had q grand
concert and bail on Friday evening, June %,
which was largely attended by both the guests
and people from the vicinity. The musical
portion OF the programme was under the su-
pervision of Mrs. S Goldstein, assisted by John
Staude Jr. The programme consisted Of:
Piano solo, F. NJ. Silva; song. ]. Staude Jr
recitation, Miss Nellie Hays; piano SOLO, Ma
than Goldstein; recitation, Lillian Posner;
song, Willie Miller; recitauOns, Eddie Hays,
Mrs. E. Chase, Miss l. X. Chase. E. Fair
weather, Miss Ida Fisher, L. II. Williams, E
P. Bengard
Among the latest arrivals at Paraiso are:
Mrs. B. Genereaux, Miss L. Genereaux, Mrs. D.
Becher, S. Z. Davis, w. II. Shipman, Robert NJ.
Carter, Mr.. and Mrs. George +. Reek, r. W.
Reck. James Coughliu, w. Basil Hirst, DR.. w.
X. Dunn and wife, George Nolan, H. Thinner
man, Charles Cristine, Miss c. Cristine, o. H.
Hickie and wife, h. Hickie. Ii. Schinkel. L. ].
Aabert, wife and child, c. lessen, George F.
Re ter Mrs. J. p. Knudsen, Ed O'NeilI and
wife, c. II. Gray, Peer j. Finley, C. T. Romie,
James L. SmiIh and wife, S. B. Rothenberg.
family and nurse, G. /. Havens and wife, Miss
Mabe. Havens, Charles HavenS, Miss Grace
Garoutte, James c. Duuphv, John Delaney, I.
Perrault, NJ D.. Herbert A. 2. Nee, Charles
Muller, Miss Hart, Phil O'DonEell, Mr.. and
Mrs. II. Olsen, Mrs. Aaron Crocker. Miss
Blanche s. Fisher, y. D. Chamberlain, Eman-
ual Elias Miss Ada Martin.
County. the past week were as follows: h. A.
Hoffman, W. DurbTow, Abe Levi and wife, Sac
ramenIo; G. Woodruff, E. Nagle. V. Hud-
dleston, Upper Lake; Mr.. franklin, Mrs.
Brown, A. Jackson, n. J. Burke, Charles
Cathcart, San Francisco; f. Barbleri, L. S.
Eaton, Fresno; Frank Haskell, Alameda /;
II. 5. Bonesteil, San Francisco; S. Connor,
c. Masuck, L. Cohn, Oakland; A. J. Burke,
Los Angeles; Frank A. Busse and wife, James
B. Kline. Miss NJ. Mehlwitz, Miss Kate Dugsn,
San Francisco; Miss L. Cunningham, Alameda.
Among the latest arrivals az Hoitt's Bur-
lingame are Professor John L. Deahl, Mrs.
shington Aver, Miss Mabel Aver, Emery w.
Elliott, Alfred Friederich, Miss Giesung Les
ter Roth, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Rice, san
Francisco; David Castillo, Professor f. 81.
Lafayette, New York; Warren W. Smith, Isle
ton; Miss Sex ton, f. w. LOugee, Franklin
Bangs, san Francisco.
]. W. Henderson and Miss Irene f. Allen
will be married at the BRIDES home, 11OS
Fell street, this City, Wednesday, June 80, at
high noon. Mr. Henderson is the general agent
of the West Coast Lawbook Publishing Com
pauy and Miss Allen is the eldest daughter OF
w. W. Allen ST, OF the law firm OF Allen &
Allen.
Miss Emily Houghton is spending a month
in San Luis Obispo, Cal.
Miss Louisa Seller and Miss Adelaide
HaInQue have returned after three weeks
visit TO the Yosemite Valley and the Big Trees
The Misses Matte and Sophie Athearn are
visiting Portland and Astoria, Or.
Miss Agnes J. Conolly will leave tomorrow
for an eXte ended visit to Lake Tahoe.
Miss Nora Whaley returned to her home in
SauSa ITO MONDAY from 1rekat Wnere she has
been visiting Mrs. II. c. De Witt since March
Mrs. De Witt and baby are in Sausalito now to
remain for the summer.
Colonel w. K. R.ch and family, Mrs Belli-
moth and daughter, Miss L B. Harrigan, Miss
Annie NJ. Harrgan, DR.. G. Mcconnell and sis
ter left Saturday for an extended Northern
trip through Oregon and Washington.
DR.. I. +. Brennan returned from Yosemite
Valley last week
Mrs. D. Bernstein of 1880 O'Farreu street
will discontinue her day-at-home for the sum-
mer months.
Mrs. J. Goldberg is taking vacation at her
country residencesat Pine Crest, Angwin, st.
Helena
The engagement of Joseph Norden of San
Francisco to Miss Hattie Appleton OF San Jose
is announced.