The San Francisco call., 1905-03-05
NOBILITY DUE
At CORONADO
Duke and Duchess of Man.
chester Coming to This
Coast With the GOulds
WEALTHY MEN In PARTY
James Smith, New York's
Wealthiest Bachelor, Will
Visit the Popular Resort
WEALTHY MEN In PARTY
Special Dispatch to The CAN.

HOTEL CORONADO, MaTcu 4uiS
agreeable winter and summer resort is
having q full and well deserved share
of notables as visitors this season and
more are yet to come Manager Nor
gan Ross has had notice from George
Gould that he and Mrs Gould and
their children would spend some time
here as they did last winter.
The Gould party includes with other
friends the Duke and Duchess OF Man.
chester, who are making their first
visit to this part Of the country.
The party, which is travelling IN the
Gould private car, is at present In
Mexico. Others besides the Duke and
Duchess are Mrs. Reinhart Stuart and
Miss Stuart OF New York City. Robert
Russell, the New York publisher;
James Smith, New York's richest
bachelor, rated at one hundred mil
lions, and Benjamin Nicolle, who. like
Carnegie, has made a mint Of money
in steel.
Walter Fairbanks. the great golf
player, was one Of the arrivals on
Wednesday.
Lawrence d'Orsay on Wednesday
took apartments at the hotel. In the
guests and Coronadoans over to the
Isis Theater.
Mrs. Casper Goodrich was the guest
Of honor at an exceedingly pretty
luncheon given on Tuesday by Mrs.
Parker Syms. The guests were: Mrs.
Watson, Mrs. George Appleton Law
renee, Mrs. Francis e. Bacon, Mrs
Bartlett Richards, Miss Ten Eyck,
Miss Jareck. Miss Clark.
FASTENERS AT HOTEL
Mr.. and Mrs. Gardner wetherbee OF
the Manhattan Hotel, New York. are
among this weeks guests, as are w.
Oakley Hall and Mrs. Hall Of the same
city. Mrs. Hall is sister Of Ford
Harvey, who with his wife spends a
good part OF the year at this place.
Mr.. and Mrs. A c. RaLsom Of To-
ronto, Canada, are enjoying sojourn
Of some weeks here. Mrs. Ransom was
before her marriage Miss Grace Comp
ton.
Tuesdays arrivals from Boston in
cluded a party composed OF Mrs. John
A. Jefferes, Miss Pierce. Miss Pragul
and Miss Eustis.
The cities of Hancock and Houghton,
Mich, are represented at tho hotel by
George II. Nichols and H. w. Jones.
Mr.. and Mrs. George W. Moore have
arrived from San Francisco to visit
their daughter, Mrs. George Fitch.
Mr.. Moore Is president Of the Pacific
Mutual Life Insurance Company.
Uncle Sans naval contingent, now
in the harbor, is contributing largely
to the liveliness Of the time.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. A. Musse- Of Mus
catine. Ia, and party Of friends spent
Monday on board the flagship Chicago
as the guests Of Lieutenant Com
mander William A. White. Those
present were: Mr.. and Mrs. Mtsser,
Mr.. and Mrs. CharleaSHorton of Win
ona, Mimi, Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Mandel
Of Chicago, Mr.. and Mrs. Lightner Of
San Diego. Miss Alice Tersche Of
Winona and Miss Eleanor Hyman of
Chicago.
In the evening Mr.. and Mrs. Musser
entertained at dinner at the hotel for
Lieutenant White.
Admiral A. w. Tarenholt, u. s. N,
retired, who came south with the San
Francisco delegation to attend the
Loyal Legion banquet, given In San
Diego Saturday ovening. is the guest of
Mr.. and Mrs. D. C. Collier. The ad-
miral has decided to spend the week
here.
ENJOYING VISIT.
Another large touring party consist
ing Of sixty-eight persons all from the
East came in this week and are en-
joying their stay to the fullest extent.
Amos Evans OF New York, who is
largely interested in mining properties
located in the vicinity Of Cuyamaca, is
again at the hotel. where he has spent
considerable time within the past year.
c. w. Hogan, owner OF line of
steamers plying between New York
and European ports, with his wife is
at the hotel.
c. B. Kountz Of Denver, president
of the Colorado National Bank. was
noted among this weeks arrivals at the
hotel. Kountz is rated not only as
one Of the wea1thiest men Of his State
but of the West.
Comparatively speaking yesterday
was light on the number of arrivals at
Coronado. Among those who came in
were: C. w. Cooke, Tacoma: Mr.. and
Mrs. Archibald Mayo. Chillicothe, O.;
S. w. Goldman, Cleveland; ]. Beaushot
and wife, Los Angeles: D. w. King.
Jr., Mrs. Hannah Frank, Mrs. S. l..
Sulzberger, Mrs. M. j. Parkhurst, Chi
cago; Mrs. John j. Ham, Mr.. Ham.
Miss Ham, Marion, O.; Mr.. and Mrs.
w. M Warren. Marlboro Mass; Mr.. and
Mrs. A. L. Flanders, Boston; Mrs. +. B.
Austin, Boston; w. A. Gosline, Toledo:
N. A Dickey. Chicago; H. A. Lamb,
Los Angeles: r. B. Amend, PhiladeI-
phia; Edwin NJ. Waldect, Louisville;
D. NJ. Bowman, Chicago; A. c. Hilton.
San Francisco: e. W. Grove and wife.
st. Louis: Mr.. and Mrs. r. r. Dana.
Brookline. Mass: John L. HalIen,
Nina Hallen, Covington, La; Mr.. and
Mrs. C. w. Post, Miss Post and maids,
Washington, d. c.; Otto A. Rothert.
Louisville, KY: c. II. Luengeur, New
York; Nellie Sterling, Ada Sterling, w.
c. Sterling, Monroe, Mich: Mr. and
Mrs. S. C. Hopkins, child and nurse.
New York: Walter Fairbanks, Denver;
MT. and Mrs. George Fl. wightrnan.
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