The San Francisco call., 1898-02-27

$ W8I iAOEllGe' quite gay here despite -7. the feeling of trepida- tion regarding the out come of the Maine affair that has pervaded everything. Tuesday-Washington's Birthday a party consisting of Mrs. Stone and her San Francisco friends. who are staying here drove up the Carmel Valley to the Iaurellas Rancho and spent the day in the woods. taking lunch Other picnic parties have also occurred dur ing the week.
 MT. and Mrs. George A. Pope returned to San Francisco Wednesday.
 Chris Buckley. the San Francisco politician. spent a portion of the week at Del Monte.
 The Minneapolis Journal party arrived here Sunday and left again on Monday. They were were profuse in their expressions of admira- ton for it's beauties.
 s.The first Raymond excursion of the season arrived here Thursday at 1:i0 p. About 100 people comprised the party and they, together with the large number of guests already here, have quite filled the main portion of the house The rain which came down in such torrents Thursday morning spoiled many plans for less welcome to all.
 Several family parties have arrived here this from present Indications, the Lenten season e which. began Wednesday, will be a gay at Some of the arrivals for the past week are: John MGAdoo. san Francisco; Mrs Theodore George A. Pope, Mrs. George A. Pope. J. B. Ogborn. Louise NJ Lent. G. c. Martell San H. E: Hayward. Philadelphia: George Y. Bol- ienger, C. J: Martin. J. D. Mackenzie. San Jose. John r. Turner and wife, John Turner, Josephine Clark, Boston; Herbert R. Baker, San Francisco; Mrs. o. N. Stewart, Miss Mac Donald. Alex Macdonald. New York R. R. Hoge Portland: E. o. Excelle and wife. Charles H. Gabriel and wife, Miss Gabriel. Chicago Mrs. Moses Hopkins, Mrs. Howard R. Mrs. Charles A. Laton. W. H. Palmer. San Francisco; H. O: Parker and. family, S. H. Woodrow and wife. Chicago; Paul B. Gaylord and wife. Denver; Harry F. Hayward. Phila- delphia; Mrs, Robert Mackenzie. Mir. and Mrs. Edward Jaques Hufford, Mrs. Alex Hey
 
 New. York; M. L. Copps. U. S. N; Mrs. H. W. Blake. Anson s. Blake and wife, R. P. Blake. Berkeley; E. c. Davis and wife, Boston; F. N. Bowrinque and wife, E. A Hortenstein and wife. Miss Belle Dunbar, Salt Lake City: Michael Cudahy, F. I. Cudahy. Chicago; c. A. Buckley and wife, San Franeisco Dr. D. Ho- gle, London; L. Kiliam Boston: H. J. Levy and wife. New York: Fred ONeill. London; c. R. Bacon and wife, New York; \. W. War mock and wife, Miss L. S. Gillette, Mrs Adelne Sowle. J. s. McI.ain and wife. Minneapolis. w. McMurray and wife, San Francisco; Mrs A. E. Merrill, Minneapolis; pr. J. c. Perry, U. S. N: S. H. Hutchinson. Omaha; Mrs. E. and Miss ?. Forok, Charles E. Forek. Phila- delphia; Mir, and Mrs H. Q, Penick. Iowa; George F. Chaser, Denver; c. F. Thompson Minneapolis; Mrs. A. B. Carey and maid Miss Julia Butler, Lexington, Mass: Benjamin Page PittsburB; MT. and Mrs. F M. Bernard Grand Rapids Mich. J. W. H. James, c. E.. London: Miss K. B. Buell.. Vermont Miss Palmer Lowell and maid Mrs H. Palmer Lowell. Lon don A. Ferari, Miss Lillian Smith Herbert L. Smith. Miss Frances Smith, Philadelphia; E. P. Sawyer and wife, Phil H. Sawyer and wife. Mrs. c. c. Chase. child and nurse. G. W. Gates and wife. Mrs Ada Gates, Oshkosh. Wis R. D. Crunk. R S. Field, Chicago; H. D. Smith. O. S. Richardson. Pittsburg.