The San Francisco call., 1905-01-30
Y-SEVEN
MILE RUN FOR
GOLF DEVOTEES

HOTEL DEL CORONADO, Jan. 20.
A twenty-seven mile golf course on
foreign soil with Mexican caddies and
an audience following the long drives
in automobiles while the referee keeps
up with the players on horseback is
something which is being arranged
for the delectation of those guests of
the hotel who are devotees of golf
and are always looking for something
new in that line of amusement. The
with Tia Juana, Mexico. as the start
ing point and w. H. Dupee's shooting
lodge at Carrizo, Mexico, twenty-seven
miles away, the goal. Captain J. S.
Sedan and Alexander Smith are to
play v. Shaw Kennedy and Alvan B.
Daniels. and Mr.. Dupee is to be the
mounted referee. A dozen or so Mexi-
can urchins will be engaged to chase
the elusive balls and a number Of
auto parties will follow along the
figured that with reasonable luck he
will cover the twenty-seven miles in
sos drives.
Charles E. Hay of Springfield, ILL.,.
who is one of the distinguished men Of
the Middle West. Is a guest at the
hotel. He Is endeavoring to recuper-
ate after an attack of sickness which
overcame him while he was guest
at the summer home Of his brother,
Secretary of State John Hay, in the
New Hampshire hills. Hay was
elected and reelected Mayor Of
Springfield as many times as he would
accept the honor and the responsible
ity. He is president of the Springfield
Gas and Light Company and also of
it's street car lines. Mrs. Hay, who ac-
companies her husband, is a a daugh-
ter of Mr.. Ridgeley, pioneer banker
of Illinois.
This evening at the theater audi
torium Carrilla Banister, the author
and dialect reader, entertained large
audience with number of her negro
dialect sermons.
From his own experience Manager
Morgan Ross of the hotel knows of the
delight with which the travellers from
the snowbound East view the palms
of this southland. He has accordingly
had placed about the hotel hundreds
of palm plants. Ten OF the finest
specimens have been placed in the
dining-room, and there are others on
the stairways and in the billiard par
lors.
The hotel management announces
that tea will be served in the green
room every Tuesday. Thursday and
Saturday afternoons from 4 to 5
o'clock. Sandwiches. tea and small
cakes are served on these occasions,
thus in a pleasant way affording the
guests an opportunity to meet.
Francis Kennett of Chicago is visit
ing his sister, Mrs. Walter Dupee, at
the hotel.
In February Nine. Modjeska will
take part in production of "A Win
ter's Tale" in Los Angeles. She will
be supported by students from a
school of oratory.. If the production
is q success the madam states that
she may come this way and appear
both at San Diego and Coronado.
Among recent arrivals from San
Francisco at the big hotel are: Rev.
Richard williams. E. DIETRICH, G. H.
DIETRICH, M. Ruder and Mrs. II. A.
Wood and daughter. Prominent
among the recent arrivals from the
East are: Rev. r. Haywood, wife
and daughter, New York; Mrs. E. G.
Buhl, son and daughter. Detroit,
Mich; Mrs. D. T. Mervin and
son, Kansas City; H. w. Phelan and
wife, Toronto; Mrs. A. w. Burton;
Mrs. ". B. Holmes. E. Burton
Holmes and c. H. jerks and wife,
Grand Forks, N. D.: Mr.. and Mrs.
Randolph s. Blowe, Chicago; Oscar
B. Dupue, Chicago; Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles C. Townsend and w. B. How
ard and wife, Brockton, Mass; DIR.
and l.. Melville French, Miss French,
Manchester, N. H.