The San Francisco call., 1897-07-25
Ience. 1t is rumored that Scandiing has
decided to join the union if it will accept
AT THE SEASIDE.
Many Well Known in Society Who Are
Now at lei Monte and Pacific


Now at Lei Monte and Pacific
Grove.
DEL MONTE, CAL, July 24.-Lovely Del
Monte is learning new word of late. The
word is ''reviyap and applies to many things,
chief OF which, by the way, is the public inter-
est in this attractive resort. Even though all
the world says ego to San Rafael or Castle
Crag" this same world finds itself in no res pect
as comfortable as in by-gone days, wnen to
summer at Del Monte was the thing 10 do.
Hence the revival; Another way in which
the newly acquired word applies IS the renew
al OF old-iime sports, one of which is croquet
For many years this game has been voted
the duliest OF the dull by those who know. but
recently experts have taken it UP, and now it
has reached degree of scientific In te rest truly
astonishing. There are many good croquet
players staying here, and in the afternoon the
croqnet grounds are quite full OF players and
interested lookers-on.
Since George +. Whitney arrived here, where
he is In training Tor 1uture victories, tennis Is
topic of universal interest, and all the rae
auet- wielders hereabouts seem swelling with
pride because of the champions presence
among them. the tennis eourts are kept very
lively and many pretty games may be seem.
Salmon-fishing conIinu nues to hold its own for
the fishermen at the hotel, aud this week
Thomas Lewis holds the palm for expert
manipulation of the hook and line having
caught eight big fellows since the week began.
There seems danger of salmon flood in the
culinary regions ii this luck continues among
the amateurs.
Several private eqaipages have come down
for the season. Notable among these are X.
NJ Tobin's trap and drag and his string OF
horses.
General Wade Hampton. United States Rail.
road Commiss ioner, and his party are among
the no ia BILE arrivals of the past few days. The
party consists of his daughter, Miss N. S.
Hampton, South Carolina; MISS L. I. Hern-
oon, Virginia, and Charles E. Thomas, Wash
ington, D. e. Tnty came down in General
Humplon's private car and will remain seve-
raj days.
Arrivals for the past week are: Mr.. and Mrs.
s. Harris, Miss Harms, Mr. and Mrs. W. B.
Tubbs and family, Mrs. J. Lugsdin, Miss Lugs-
din, Miss N V. Wood Mis-, G. Pol astri, Miss de
Santa Marina, Z. n Lowry, W. E. Bachelor.
J; Kruttschnitt u. John Kruttschnitt, Miss 7.
Ivan, Mr.. and Mrs. D. D. Sutphin,
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Lyon and two sons,
Miss C. Tobin, MISS Tobin NJ .ss Lynch, L L.
Jennings, H. C. Lang, Thomas jennings Jr.,
Miss A. simou, Mrs. w. A. Richardson,
Charles schlesinger, G. Stanley Fish,
then, Mrs. W R. Felten, George F. Whit
ney, Howard Havens, Miss Havens,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles K. Havens, W. H.
Dunehy, Miss Easter, Mrs: J. R. ms, Miss
enrich, Charles A. Laton, Mrs W. G.
Gurus, A. NJ. Peache, V. Calimbe
Clinton E. Worden. Mrs. W. Gisel-
man, Miss Giselmar, San Francisco;
Miss H. A. Kerby, Miss Alice Clock, c. D.
Pearce. Mr.. aud Mrs. p Chsuncey Anderson,
Mss Petil. W. W; Niles Jr., Analita GILBERT.
NJ. Howe, Mrs A J: Carleton, Mrs. Naples
Miss Carter. Miss A. II. Davis Miss s. P. Hoili
day, Mr.. and Mrs. w. D. Davis, Dr. and Mrs;
C. L. Fairman. Mrs. Leslie Carter, New York
Edith G. Cartwright, Mss H. Z. Pearson, w. B.
Cham berlain, Miss Chamberlain John S. May
nard, II, Coohron, c. H. Browne and A. T. II.
Head, London, Eng William A Lamson, Miss
NJ Slebert, Mr. and Mrs T. C. Polling A. W.
Crouch, Miss Agnes Crouch Miss Jane P
English, B. D. Caldwell Mr. and Mrs. A. C.
Mlibe, Mrs. O. S. A; sprague,, Miss
Ss SPTpsue Miss ms9ns 9sfsFd 15s RGgeT
Mabel D. Merrill, Ella 1. McKain, Mrs Orlando
r. Erwin, Mrs. j. J. Patterson, Francis B. Pat
terson, Mrs. John II. Stevens. Edna L. Stevens,
George F. F. Roberts, ]. Parsons, C. c. Parsons,
]. p Ryder, Mrs Albert Cooper Miss G. Cooper,
F. F. Fowler, Mass A. Il; Fowler, Rev. and Mrs
F. Ton r.cnaa rGm'FSy So 1das SEston Mr. M ANA Mas n
Herbert Johnson, Phnadelphia; Oscar C. S.
Carter, Philsdelphis; Mr.. ana Mrs. R. B. Petty,
Pittsburg;. Torbin Gut, Copenhagen; J. nae
son, Vancouver, B. C.. W. X. Robertson, Van
couver, B. G.; Miss Brodle, Scotland; J. W.
Hearn, New Orleans; John s Munough. New
Kock. New Orleaus; ]. A. Wood, Denver; C.
W. Dix, Denver; Mrs. R. L. Brown, BoGota,
South America; Ida Steanson, ST. Joseph, No. !;
Nora Nelson, s.; Jos 'ph, No Laura Nelson, ST.
Mrs H A Cox, Weston, Mo-; c. Nj Miller,
Washington. D. c.; Mr.. and Mrs. F. Baker,
Washington, ID. G.; Mrs. A. s. Coleman, Louis
vile, Ky. Miss NJ Sweeney, Louisville. KY;
Miss l.. Bonfeld, Louisville. KY; E. Kaiser,
Louisville, KY: Mr.. aud Mrs. w. NJ Black,
Los Angeles; j. W. Chickering, Washington,
d. c.; Miss Chickering. Washington, d. c..
Miss Louisa Hofacker, New Haven, Conn; |;
Miss Meta Hofacker, New Haven, Conn; Miss
X. S. Parry, Philadelphia, Pa; Miss Ida Sim
mons, Philadelphia, Pa; c. A. Gibbs, Pitts
burg, Pa: George L. Rerter Sandusky Ohio:
Mr.. and Mrs. 8. D. Besls, Omaha, Nebr.; Miss
Baldwin, San Ia Cruz; E. o. Hodge, San Diego:
Mr.. and Mrs. James Hart and son. John W.
Innes, Cincinnari; Dr. II. B. D.ale, Washing
ton, D. c.. DR.. Harnet Ancutt, Ogden; Miss
Alta e. Willard, Miss Jean Gillian, Miss Hattie
O. willard, Miss Blanche E. Hicken, James L.
Wilson. Manchester. N. H.; Mrs W. T. Patter-
son. Denver; Miss l.. B. Thompson, Miss NJ. S.
Thompson, Cincinnati; Dr. John Madert,
Washington, D. c.; DR.. ]. H. Hassenpluig.
Anna S. RICHTER, sara Grace, Sue G. Schrack
Philadelphia; W. o. H. Mstlin and family,
Reno New; d. B. Lyman, Virginia City;
P. Whitney, Cambridge, Mass. V. Whitney,
Rocklin, Cal; A. B. Barnes. Buffalo,
Y; Mr. and Mrs. S. R. Johnston,
Portland, Or. w. F. Edwards, Seattle, Wash
H. p. Kennedy, Seattle. Wash; Hon Wade
Hamp ton, Washington, D. c. Miss l. T. Hern-
don, Virginia; Charles E. Thomas, Washing
ton, D. c.; Mrs. NJ s. Hampton, South Caro-
lima.