The San Francisco call., 1898-02-13

the remainder Of the week. The pleasant weather of the past week has made out of door amusement very delightful, and driving has been especially indulged in. Wheeling is also coming into favor again, and between lo ana lz o'clock in the morning the grounds are full of riders upon their noiseiess steedS.
 Now that the season for quail and duck shooting is almost over the sportsmen here are all the more eager TOT the ae- lights of gunning. Early starts ana late returns, usually game-laden, charac- terize the days for these irrepressible en- thusiasts.
 during the week are: Josephine, Gro, San Francisco; Russell Parker ana wire, MT. and Mrs. Joseph Gutman, MT, York, George s. Field, Mrs. G. 5. Field, BuItalo, Auger, London, England; F; Dray, J. A; Flanagan, New York; H. P. Stow and wife, Miss Keller, Forbestown, Col; John Hammond, J. D. Grant and wife, san Francisco; Miss Lewis, Portland, oregon; w. w. Mein, Oakland; Miss Jean Pollok, San Diego; Allen Pollok, w. c, Pavey, F. w. Snyder. San Francisco; John B; Oblinger, Pennsylvania J. p. Rugg and wife, Boise, Idaho; Walter H. Miller and wife, Chicago; H. A. Latimer. Boston; James Brummabon and wife, New York city; Sidney w. Miller and wife, Chicago; F. M. Young c. A. Young, J. Murray, Winnipeg; Fr. Wietzer and wife, Norfolk, Neb.; Amalie Hofer, Ethel M Roe. John R. Lindgren, c. P. Montgomery, Chicago; J. l.. SdTNalDO ana WlIe, INeW Ioi "A Clly [, L. Cohen and wife. San Francisco; U. D. Billmeyer, Chattanooga, Tenn; Y. H. Black and wife, New York; MT. and Mrs A., M: Rosenbaum, San Francisco; Mrs w. Parks, New York City; w. J. ,Chal- mers and wife, Miss Joan Chalmers, Chicago.
 San Nateo.
 SAN MATED, Feb. 12-The residence of G. w. Dickie was on Thursday evening last filled with an enthusiastic assembly, met to do honor to Scotlands bard, Rob- ert Burns. The occasion was the forty first meeting of the San Mateo Fort nightly. a literary and musical society. Several essays and speeches were given reviewing Burns as a wit, poet, pa- triot and a moralist. The musical num- melodies Burns especially loved and helped to perpetuate by his immortal songs. The singing of Mrs. w. E. Den- nison was much admired.
 The subject Washington and His Times will be considered at the next meeting, which will be held at the resi- dence of Walter E. Dennson.
 evening were Mrs George Wallace. Rev. and Mrs. c. H. Kirkbride, MT. and Mrs. G. w. Dickie, Mir. and Mrs. Paul Bettle- helm, MT. and Mrs. J. H. Doane, MT. and Mrs. W. E. Dennison, MT. and Mrs. w. B. Lawrence, MT. and Mrs. L. H. Fuller, MT. and Mrs. N. J. Greathead. Mrs. c. M. Morse, Mrs. Douglas, Mir. and Mrs. P. Noisat. Mrs. J. Rodgers: Mrs; F: T. Fer rec. Miss Mary Morse, Miss Mabel Law renee, Miss Clara Roedel, Miss Anna Dickie, Miss Eleanor Wallace, Miss Doug las. Miss Ethel Ferree. Miss Carrie Good hue. Miss Edna Goodhue Miss May Rob- inson, Miss Eleanor Reynolds, A. R. Gill christe, w. D. Read. l.. C.. McAfee, Dr. A. E. Baldwin, Crit. Ferree, James Rod gers, William S. Dickie, G. w. Dickie Jr., William Reynolds, Wyllys Hall, c. T. Christ, Charles Roedel, A. J. Dickie, Will liam A. Turnbull, Fred M. Dickie, c. N. Kirkbride and William S. Jack.
 Paso Robles.
 Judge Buck of Redwood City, T. L. Moody and wife of San Francisco, James Conley of Montana are among those reg istered at Paso Robles.
 Thomas Irvine, Mrs. de Ruyter and Miss de Ruyter of New York have returned to Paso RobleS