Nostrand; Florence, Miss Emily Flei«chman;Miss Anasla-iii ait. Auburn, Miss K. Ryan; Ca-llmily(Sarah Downey), Miss Hazel Montairue.Without particularizing, itIs enough to say thaithe well-known play was a success, aljhougu itmay not be out of place to single out.*';•"""£"Ban lor Ins consistent acting, which was dl»"

tincllv or a professional order of excellence. Atali-sized audience enjoyed the drama, winch wasfollowed by dancing to tbe excellent music of

The" ufflCc'er9 land members o! i.lie club are as

follows: President, Will Lonergan; Yice-Tresl-\u25a0ieni, Geoige A. Klsenliauer; Secietary, MissMamie de Lury; Treasurer, Walter G. O'linen;Sentinel, K. 11. lirriaud Jr.; stage manager. SolKraus. TUe courteous committees ol me even-ing were composed as follows: Reception Com-mittee

—Miss Mamie Schma'.llug (Chairman),

Miss Carrie Hamliu, Miss Grace I)avie«, MissFoil Mout.isue, Miss Med* navies. Miss ElizaMontague, Messrs. M. E.Llcbt. E. J. AlcNess, J.L. McCreary, George A. L. Elsentnuer; floormanag. r, Georce Kanim; assistant floor mana-ger, Howard Smith; Floor committee— Messrs.K.H. lieitaiui.lr., T.J. Crowley, MarlluHauler.

P»rty mi Arllngtou Street.A veiy pleasant sunrise parly was given to

Miss Almili\u25a0 Crouch at her parents' residence onArlington and Miguel streets a week ago Satur-day evening. Dancing, singing ana games wereindulged In tillearly in the morning. Amongthose present were: Mi-1

-Annie Mich. Miss

Victoria Kently, Miss .Minnie Bnerly, MissMary Smith, Miss Mamie Hattabough. Miss l.illieCastle, Miss Maggie liaiUibou^li, Miss M.mdCrouch, Miss Violet Henry, Miss Amy Crouch,Miss Minnie Walters, Miss Susie Bowers, Miss-Lottie Brierely, Aiiss Aggie Hargtave, MissUllieDuekee, .Mis. Chapman, Mrs. 11. my, Mrs.Mason, Mis. Davis. Mrs, Cioucli, Mr. Crouch,Mrs. Mason. Mr.J. Kelioe, Mr. J. Bogle, Mr. T.Kelley, Mr. W. llauabuugli, Mr. A. Crouch, Mr.J. Sliirer, Mr. \V. Smith, Mr. P. Crouch, Mr.T.Ciuuuli, Mr, J. Foueuv, Mr, 1.. Bertram, Mr.J. lull. Mr. J. HiIcily, Mr. W. Blughani, Mr. J.Cbuich, Mr. P. Sclmllz, Mr. G. Hastings, Ml. J.Silver, .Mr 11. Haigntve.

The llmnlfii-MrMithon Wedding;.A very pleasant wedding reception was given

by Mr. and Mrs. O. McMalion on Tuesday, theOiii mm., at their resideuce In s.m MateoCounty in honor OS Hie marriage of their daugh-ter. Miss Lizzie McMahon, to Mr. Oliver UatuliuofConn a Costa Comity.

The wedding took place at St. Ann's Church.San Mateo County, at 11 o'clock, by the Rev.Kzlher Cooper. They returned to the residenceol the bude's and partook of a tine ». tltlniß-bieaktast, after which the guests enjoyed them-selves in dancing, uames, etc.

Among those present were: Mr. and Mrs. O.McMahou, Mr. anil Mrs. O. Ilaiuliii, Mr. andMrs. Barry, Mr, and Mrs. O. amiIa Jr., Mr..t»d Mrs. GaQuey. Mr. and Mrs. Doyle, Mr. anaMrs. McKeuua, Mi.and Mrs. Kennedy. Mr. andVis. lincss. Mr.Dunn, Miss M. Dunn, Mrs. Hot-Us, Miss L.Botlls, Miss Eva Sham. Miss Kittle-\u25a0harp. Miss Emma Obrock, Mr«. Jennings, Mrs.\u25a0 It,Mr. J. Tike. Miss Anua Devlin. Miss RoseMutlaley, Miss J. Mullaley. Miss Mary Bodiue,Miss Lizzie Hotline, Miss Macgie Kennedy, Mrs.

Steward. Miss Maggie McMauon, Mr. Ciaveu,Mr.J. Bu.idirk, Mr. P. Kennedy. Mr. T. Ken-neay, Mr. J. Kennedy, Mr. W. Ilairlugtnn, Mr.Van Stmalon, Mr. Hodine, Mr. Lawience .Mul-lairy, Mr.J. Lennon, Mr. I".Grant, Mr. Collins,Mr.T.Kellry,Mr. .McAiule. Mi. AtcLonghllu,Mr.liiiL'iiea, Master O. MeMabon, Mr. Harry,Miss Nellie Barry. Miss Minnie Bury, MissKatie barry, Miss Lizzie Barry, Miss Ag^leBan jr.

A Joint Parly.Last Thursday evening the members of Y. M.

1., No. 78, and C. L.A.S., No. 2, tendered a ben-efit to the family ot one of their deceased memtiers at Mission Opera Hall.

The entertainment opened at 8:30 o'clock andconcluded at 10:30 o'clock, alter waicti dancingto the unexceptionable music of Blum's Oiches-Ira was inaugurated aud continued until 12\u25a0'clock. Every seat In the hall was occupiedand all Ihe standing-loom Utilized. The manage-ment winked baid and zealously to make the..dan the success Itwas.

The programme was as follows: Remarks byItie President, Mr.Philip Frailer; soprano solo,Mis. M. .YcKee Wi.zj recitation. Dr. T. Hill;vocal solo, Mr.M.Cougllllo: vocal solo. Miss N.jneeban; recitation, l.r.tle Laura Crews; comic\u25a0otiK. Mr.J. O'Netl; lecuatlon, Mr. Walter l.e-:uau; vocal solo, Mrs. 1.. Ilews; specialties, Mr.Josh Dims; finale, I'roiessoi Bree and pupils.

1lit-committees ol the evening; were composedas follows: Coiunilttee of Arrangements— Mrs.K. Code, Miss E. liooth, Alus M. Miles, Miss N.1eniiell. Miss M. Donahue, Mr. J. F. Broad, Mr.I.H. Hunt, Mr.X. Argeutl,Mr.J. Dolau, Mr. J.Shea; Reception Committee— -Uss M.Code, MissA. Booill, Mrs. A.King, Mrs. A. .Murphy, MissM. Miles; n.mr manager. Dr.Walter P. Cutiey;Floor Couimtttee— Mr. 1.. Dolan, Mr. L.Michel,Mr. T. It.Hunt, Mr. Wall. Mr. James Cummins,Mr.Justin MeCarly, Mr. P. J. Can.Metropolitan I'unpvßjr Eiitercaininent.The Metropolitan Dramatic Company gave a

very creditable representation of"

Kobert Ma-caire" last Friday evening at Irving Hall.There was a good attendance, and as this wasthe hist play pui on the boards by the companymere was peculiar interest in the performance.This Inierest, although at times demonstrative,run* tinted none the less the. best and sinceresttribute to the excellence of the reptesenlatiou.'Followingwas the cast of characters : Robert

Mac.lire,Mr.H. I*.Troy; Jacques Strop. Mr. i.M.Kydr: tiermeall, Mr. It.J. Boylan; Duiiiout.Mr.J.F. McCanu; Charles, Mr. K. D. Barton;I'ifire, Mi. J. S. Uagllardo; seiKeant 1.-.ii;.v.Mr.Many Grotli; Maiie, Miss Genevleve Mack;Cieiiieutine, Miss Lottie 1nickel. The repre-seuintive of Kobert Macalie played bis partwith adoiltHble art. mid succeeded Inpresentinga "Rjoroutbly satisfactoiy picture of the des-ler.i'e1 character. Mr. Kyder's past tralr.'ff^made li*i»a Very acceptable Jacques Strop. OfHie iithe*". particular mention bs\\>ngs to MissM..ek for tier artistic renajxios of Marie. Tneremainder ol lie coinjut^y were conscientious intheir less prouiiuent role.', and me staee waswell managed by Mr Joseph S. McCorniiCi>.

Alter the successful :etmlnatlon of the play'he hall was cleared fordancing, which was en-Joyed under the direction of Mr.R. D.Barton,assmted by Mr. J. F. Mci'aiiD. The officers ofilieeompauv are: ActingManager, J. M.Ryder:Secietary, K. B. Barton; Treasurer, Miss K.HcConuou.

A Private Picnic.A private picnic was held at Kan Valley yes-

teiday. The following-named participated:Miss Alameda Washburn, Miss May Wttßhkurn,Miss Carrie Worth, Miss Edna Worth, Miss Fan-nie Golden. Miss Hannah Golden, Miss EthelFreeman, Miss Lottie Miner, Miss Sadie May-\u25a0eld; Messrs, Morris Hiiomwood, K. Black. 1).Hocau, Louis Hogan, Joseph Washburn, BertL..Z.U, S. Miner, G. l.eary. B. Windsor, A. Gon-ulli. A. Miner, M. Bcribncc, G. Adams, HenryAdams, Gerson Golden.ili« AtiderHiiii Academy Mnsquftmde.A fancy die's and domino parly was given by

(he |il:II? of the Anderson Dancing Academylast Satuiaay evening at their ball, coiner ofSeventeenth and Noe slieets. Many of the cos-mines worn were ricb, pretty and unique. Theearuival march was led by Mr.H.Sutherland asLouis XIV,accompanied by Miss Lizzie deUuerte as Martha Washington. The hall wasusiefuily decorated with flowers and streamers.

Among those present in costume weie:Mr. C. H. Wells, bnanlab tioubadour; Miss W.C. Hat, zouave; Miss Katie Earle<, Indian-quaw; Ml>s Tlllie Noll,pea-ant girl;Mr.Ed 11.Culcmao, Uncle Sam; Mr.Wallace K.Bouaciua,old maid; Miss Nellie. Mackey, flower-girl;Mi.J. S. Drew, Cllue Neweonw; Mr.W. J. Drew,tramp; Mr.J. liyues caused much merriment In'us character as a uegio; Messrs. G. F. Albeill,L.B. Aibeiti,H.J. Coides, C. I) Anderson, W.ilanon, John O'Couuor and F. J. Albert! ap--eared as sailor boys; Mr. V. Bretlou, military;

Mr.Albert Audeison, cnliuinaii; G. H. Little-neld, dude; Miss L. Ayer*. fancy dress; MissMay Moms. Deisaite costume; Mr.W. E. Cody,

Ur-e: Miss L.B. Thurgood, evening dress; Mrs.'.v.E. Cody, domino; .Miss Jeuule Moian. flower.til;Miss Hilda Anderson, America; Miss ViolaAlbert!, Tojisy; Mi.C. G. Morris, domino; Mrs.t. W elite, domino; Miss C. A. ManiiielJ, fancy\u25a0ness; Mr. Arthur Anderson, Irishman; Mr.C.ciwaiu. English dude; Mi.E. L.Anderson, Mex-ican; Mlm1.. F. Bray, fancy dress; Miss i-.i<!>aAndeisun, Daucliler of the ilesluietii; Mr. Kob-ert O'Cunui-11, military; Miss Ida Elliott, fancydress; Mr.W. J. Hynes, negro: Miss C. Coleman,evruiiig diess; Miss L. Kussell, sailor girl;Mr,

L. I. Marlin,military;Miss Helen But gen, even*-

J^.dre^s; Mr. G. Huntsman, cboul; Miss L.MotiTsuu, Roman girl: Miss May O'Connor,negress; MKs May Martin, flower girl; Miss K.Kogle, pea-ant girl; Miss Maud Bili;gs, fancydress; Mr. J. 1. Wrlnht, grandma's scrap-ing; Miss L. de Guene, fancy dress; Mr.•lames O. Aveiy, school-boy; Messrs. J. P.and B. F. Mackall, clonus; Miss L. Mlnner,Japanese; Mus M.Mci'hillips, fancy dress; MissHeLiietia Sinillj.Gypsy Queen; Mr. H.B. llolin-pen, Marks, the lawyer; Mr. Albeit Anderson,•hn. an.an; Miss Sarah Hynes, sailor girl MissMary Hyues^tancy dress; Mr. Hairy Chamber-lain, bicyclist; Mr. W. J. Toblr, nei;ies»; Mr B.ii.Tucker, ranger; Miss U B. Tuurgood, eveu-inK dress; Mr. 1 tiliilpLawler, gentleman ot<:oloi ;Messrs. B. Ha held, C. V.llatlield andArthur Hatlield. Mexicans; Mr. J. T. Jeffrey,uegro; Mr.C. E. Aodersuu, uegio; Mr.D. O'Cou-not, military. In addition to these the followingwuie (loinloot's: Ml-s Edith Haelir, Miss LouiseGo.der, Aiiss Lena Hetiey, Mr. J. Kilzpatrick,Mi. V. J. Anderson. Mr.11. Marsh, Mr. 11. M.turner. Mr.CL G. Morris, Miss Mackey Mr. U.A. Jones, Miss Mabel Asch, Mis» M.Murphy,Mr. Aiihuil'ollexfen, Miss G. Klmball, Mr. F.I.Weihe. Amouit the meciaiors were noticed:Mrs. A. Baehr. Mrs. I'oilexfen, Mrs. WilliamA«ch, Mis. J. K. Diew, Mis. E.Lake, Mrs. C A.Anderson, Mis. A. Anderson, Mrs. 11. L. Smith.'.lra. Wheeler Martin, Mis.L. T.And-mon, MissMnlley,Miss Maud Kothermel, Miss Kate Parks,Mi« Genie Flam;, Miss Sheppaid; Messrs. C.Swain, K.L.Taylor, 11. H. Maitin, J. M. WilsonKotie.it Hung. VV. 11. Fulton, Hugh DuD, ATrautoeller, A. B. Unugli,C. Frank Adams, JohnKckinaii,P. Sltipi.aid, 11. S. Bailsman. H. Lock-hail, George M. O'Duuuell, Oscar lie,man, A.Newlauus, John Anderson, C. D. Bruur.

Society l'l-rMoitnlfl.Mr. and Mrs. W. H.Bovee willspend the sum-

mer witli their daughter, Mrs. 11. F. Son lag, atSail Rafael.

Mrs. J. I".Gaivey and Miss Ella Garrey are InSum hem California, wbcre tbey will spend tbesummer.

The Misses Ellen and Lucy Scbroth are visit-ing Mr. and Mm.H. Ilertel InI'asadena. Theywill visit san Diego and Coronado Beacu beforeIheir le'urn to the city.

Mr.and Mrs. W. E. Stevens are spending the• summer at Etna Hoi Springs, Napa County.Mr.mid Mis. Edwin Miles of San Francisco

have relumed (ma an extended lour of Europe,arriving last Sunday by the steamship city ofNew Yoik,via I'aiuma.\u25a0

M%".- J V,l#;!",*eu S|e"t a week In Munich visit-ing MisF.Dulumauu aud left for Carlsbad eaily

iv May.•

Mr.William Aivordlls at the Etna Spring*Alii".I.Bojheiwel and Otiti^hter, Miss Bessie

Kcthei-inel. have gone to Mark »eil Spilni-s. .• " Llllie Koeuigof Healdsburg is Ibe euostof Miss UertleßwlUK of2321 Scott "(reel. \u25a0

The Misses Ida and Function Fisher, who havebeen sojourning InSouthern Oregon for the pastt«o month-, nave relumed lo their home al 838McAllister Btreet.

Mi. and Mrs, 1". Levy, who have been at theMelvilleloi He last lour month*, have returnedilotheir lesnJeiice, 009 Webster street, and will

be ileased lo bee men Irleuds. .I'iolessor J. William Frascr of this city lias

been eu£4£ed to inauage lue social aUalrs of theI'ljlTI—UH'W^MME iXI'W"11l l^lllI \u25a0fWWl*lll"l \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0l» I Ml

Kedoudo Hotel, Redonilo Beach. Cal., for theeomtiie season Colonel E. W. Hoot, late managerof Hie Holel Vendome, San Jose, Ismanager.

Mrs Henry Goe:ze of 1006 Fllltnore street Is\u25a0pending her vacation in San lUfabl.

Mrs. A. Dreyfus lias returned home after\u25a0 rending a few days at Sacramento, here shewas the guest of Mrs. l'olltz.Mr. M. Constlne has returned home after

spending three weeks in this city withhis sister,Mrs. a Dreyfus.

Mr.and Mrs. J. de la Mniitany.iwill leave SanFiancisco for I'araiso Springs on Tuesday, May20ili.to be gone two weeks.

Dr. and Mrs. J. A. Crane of Santa Ana andMiss liita Dennis have been vlsitlnz Coronada,and am at th- present the guests|of JudgeEapan ofSan Juan Capistrano.

Mis. J. A.Callinun and daughter. Miss Edith'Calhouu, departed last Wednesday from Oak-land fora three months' visit to her old home lvIndiana, and to relatives in i'lltsburg audChicago.

Professor D. G. Williams, a member of theBoard of School Examiners of Mariposa County,and his wile have gone on a visit to filends lvthe East.

Mrs. Captain M. K.Roberts left on Monday,with Mrs. Judge George Turner, for Tacuma,where Ihcy rejoin their daughters, and willprob-ably rem m din ing the summer months.

Mrs. F. Rudolph is on a visit to Modesto toattend her biother'a wedding. Prom lueie shewill vi-it her rather aud mother, Mr. aud Mrs.Samuel Stilt of Napa.

Mis. Edward C. llousley has gone to HollwayRanch, Los Gatos, to spend the summer. Shewillbe the guest ol her daughter, Mis. James

Mason.Mr. and Mrs. W. 11. Brokan and daughter, of

the Adam Exion Cracker Company, Trenton, N.J., ate spending the summer with mends in thiscity.

Mr.and Mrs. A.11. Rutherford will be at theHotel del Monte early In June.

Major R. P. Hammond, ex-United St lies Sur-veyor-Geueral, was In Saciamento last Wednes-day.

Mrs Crowell and son of Hayward? are goingto Tails, where Mrs. Lue Coal, her daughter,will join them later.

Governor Stevenson came down last weektrom Reno. Nev.

Mr. and Mis. Charles M. Postman have left forTacoma. their future residence.

Mrs. George Boston, who has been visitinghersister. Mrs. G. B. Seaman. InOakland, returnedlast Saturday 10 San Kafael.

Mi.and Mrs. John R. Jarboe and Miss KateJurboe will pass the summer at their cottage inSanta Cruz.

Mr. I.G. Wickershnm lias been spending partof the we;k in San Luis Oblspo.

Mr.Charles Mei-K.a student Inthe Todd Medi-cal College of San Francisco, was in NevadaCity last week to spend liiivacation with hismother, Mrs. S. M.Siiuillell.

Mr.J. H. Logan returned to Santa Cruz lastWednesday from San Fraucisco.

Mrs. Mark Kosenihal and family are In Dres-den, Germany.

Mis. P. McElroy went to Vallejo from SanFrancisco last Monday.

Mr. and Mrs. Sands W. Forman and Mrs.Will Ashe has been Visiting Mis. J. D. IVteis ather residence near Stockton.

Mr. Louis llli-.cn will leave for Europe InJune, intending to join Mr. Joseph Livingstonin Germany and make the tour of ihe world withhim.

Rev. Dr.J. K.McLean willleave for the Easta week from to-day. The doctors family willspend the summer at llowell. Montana.

Mine. E. Cial'be and Miss Jfnnuie Cinlibe havereturned from a visit to the Hotel del Monte.

Miss Jessie MeCoiintckot Sin Francisco hasbeeu the guest of Mrs. Varuey W. GasklllofOakland.

Mr.A.A. Davis of Santa Cruz came up lastTuesday to me meiiq, olis.

Mr.S. Strauss of Yokohama Is stopping at tbeI'alnce Ho el.

Mrs. Mary Weber returned to Marysville fromSan Francisco last Monday.

Colonel K. A.Belcher has resigned bis positionIv the law department of the Southern PacificCompany, to take effect after the end of mismonth, and after a vacation of a few weeks heKilllegume the practice ot law upon his own ac-count.

Mr. A. F. Trice, son of Professor Trice, spentthe close of last week In Nevada City.

Messrs. Raphael Well! and David Cabn havereturned from Paris.

Mi. and \u25a0 rs. Henry M. Gilllp, Mrs. Gillienitre, Mr.George W. Nagie, Mr. Frank Uug'T,and .Miss Crouch were amoui; the passengerswho arrived last Friday from Honolulu.

Mr. and Mrs. Chauncey R. Wiuslow art) visit-Ing friends inBoston.

Miss Julia Peyton has returned from SantaCruz and Is the giu-.t of Mrs. Hail McAllister ather residence inRoss Valley.

Hon. ana Mis. A. \Yal;a It and wife are ex-pected to arrive to go to Nevada City soon. ItIs probable thai Mis. Walrath will remain ibesummer.

Mr.F. H. Hanson of Santa Cruz came up lastTuesday lo san Fiauci»co.Mr.B. E. George of San Francisco was in

Santa Bon last Tuesday.Mrs. Vallejo, widow of the late General Va-

llej',lias bet-u seiiousiv ill at her home In So-noma dining the past wee*.

Mr. Thomas Whitely, the well-known stockbroker, has gone to the Hotel Vendome for thesummer. Mis. Wuiiely, who has been there forthe. past month, Is greatly Improved In health.

Mi.and Mrs. Armstrong of Oakland left yes-teidavfor New York. Mr. Armstrong is a mem-ber u( the Miniof Armstrong & Merchant.

Mrs. Henry Wetdetbee has returned from aplea-. mt vlsil to the Hotel del Corouado, uud will:pass most uf lue summer at Her residence InFriiitvaie.

of tue summer at Her residence in"niitvaie.

Mrs. William 15. Collier returned to Lakeportlast Wednesday alter a visit of several weekshere.

Key. Dr.J. K. McLean, pastor of the FirstCoueiegaliouai church, will leave this week forthe Ess cru Males, lo be gone about two mouths.He has uot been East fur lour years.

Mr. Gi oigeCUUlenden of Sauta Ctuz came uolast Tuesday to San Francisco.

Mr. jVoiiald de V. Graham lias gone to theiioieldel Monle for a slioit visit.

Mr.J. H. Frost of Ban Francisco made a briefcall inSauta l:o-a last Tuesday.

Mr. CIS. Elbe of Alamtda went to the SantaCruz Mountains, where his family Is stopping,last Monday. He leturned to Alauiedu the fol-lowingday.

Mr. George A. Pope Is paying a visit to NewYork City.

Dr. J. S. Adams of Oakland expects bisdaughter home frum the East iva few days.

Mis.K. S. Dillon an.l Miss Dillonare passing afew weeks at the ranch of Mr. 11. 8. CrocKernear Cloverdale.

The Misses Violetle and Stephanie Whitneywillspend most of ilie summer season al theHotel del .Monte .

Mr.and Mrs. W. C. Savage of Oakland wererecently registered at the 1Ifih-avenue Hotel inNew Voik City.

Mr.A.F. Swanton of Santa Cruz came to SanFrancisco last Tuesday on a shoil visit.

Mrs. W.R. Mti-.11..-:; and Mis- Nellie Smedbergare visiting liiei.ds ii» New York city.

Mr.E. 8. David of Oakland made a day's slopIn Santa Rosa last Tuesday.Mn.i'in«iee of San Aulonlo avenue. Alameda,

has gone to Los Angeles on an extended visit toIrienua.

Mrs.B.O. Devoe has engaged apartments atthe Hotel Veotlome, San Jos«.

Mis. Doyle and daughter of Oakland willspendthe summer at Highland Springs, Lake County.

Mr.J. A.Stewart of Stockton speul a lew daysof last we.' in San Francisco.

Mis.John R. Jai boe of Santa Cruz came uplast week on a short visit to San Francl<co.

Colonel ana Mrs. Charles F. llaulun have gou>:to Tiburon for the summer.

Miss Lizzie Patterson was, last Tuesday, theguest ol Miss Daisy Casseily at her residenceou the corner of Kuciianau and Sacramentostreets.

Mrs. E. BlandincColemati and her sou are atthe Hotel Veiidome, San Jose.

Rev. W. C. Spencer, pastor of the AlamedaBai.ust Church, lias gone lo England to visit ulsparents,

Mr.George S. Ingersoll has gone to the HotelVendome fora brlel lesi and recreation.

Mr. Walter W. Moody, manager of (he Stand-ard Oil Company of O klaud, came up during meweek Horn Sau Jose, having spent several daysthere rUillna his lather, Mr. W. 11. Moouv.

Mrs. H. W. Moote (<f Stockton visited Sail Fran-cisco a few days ia«i week.

Miss Bandinanii will pass the month of June InSan Rafael wub Mr. and Mrs. Charles J. Band-maun.

Hon. D. B. Wooif went to Santa Cruz from SanFrauci>co Saturday aud Sunday.

Mr. and Mis. D. N. Walter-, and Miss AdeleWallers have closed their residence on Van Nessavenue anil gone over to their cottage al theliotclRafael.

Miss Maile Stln«on bas left Oakland for thebtaie of Washington.

Mr. W. D. Ferine of Oakland spent some timethis week in 1.1 Dorado.

Mr. and Mis. John D. Gall of San Francisco\u25a0pent last Sunday inSiockiou.Mr.and Mr*.C. T. liuntingtoii.Miss limiting-

ton and Mr. a. hi. Huiiiiugion ana party leftfor New York Saluiday in Hielr iiiv.i.•- carafter a visit beie of several weeks. 11 Is theirIntention to return Iv September and pass thewinter seaeou here.

Miss Wells letuilicit last week to Santa Cruzfrom a visit to Sau Francisco.

Mrs. A. Emsbury of San Francisco was lastweeK the guest vi Mr. and Mis. C. W. Met/,Santa Clara..

Mr.and Mrs. Joseph D. Redding have rentedthe Alherton residence, on ihe. southeast cornerof California and Buchanan streets, lor twoyears.

Air.I). W. Hairier of Vallejo willIn future re-side ivOakland.

Mis. S. Confer has leturned to Stockton froma visit tuber sister, Mrs. Connolly, ofSan Fran-cisco.

Mr. and Mrs. Henry McLean Martin spentSunday In Santa Ci uz, returning to Sail Flan-Cisco in the alicrnooti.

Mr. A. C. Gilbert has leturned to Oaklandfrom a business aud pleasuie nip to LosAngeles.Mr. and Mrs. Ira Pierce and familyhave en-

gaged looms at ihu Hotel del Monte for theseason.

Mr. William Siafford ol Oaklaud was In LosAngeles ou Thursday.Mrs. H. E. Hall of San Francisco spent last

week In Stockton, visiting her mother, Mrs. Mar-shall.

Justice Hugh Haley ana Mr.Frank J. Walz-man of San Fraucisco, made a Hying nip SantaCruz last week.

Capt..in George J. Alnswouh of the KednndoBeach Hotel recently opened, was- visiting Oak-laud witiihis family last Monday.

Airs. Hfiuy Uci!ieilx-e lias it-turned from atriplo San Diego and is alhei summer residenceInFiuitvale.Mrs. George B. Seaman of Oakland spent yes-

terday at San Rafael.*

Miss Blanche Aaron and mother of Stocktoncame 10 Sau Francisco on Tuesday lo spend a. Mr. aud Mrs. J. T.Sullivan have returned toSanta Urcz fiom their visit to Sau FranciscoMil.C. B. Gourlay ofSill Lake has beeu visit-ing Mrs. C. M. Owen of Alaine.d.i.Mr.and Mis. Charles H. Sunpklns, Miss Slnip-

klns aud Mr.Hairy Slmiiknis left lasl Mondayfor the Hotel Ralael, where Ihey will spend theseason.

Mrs. Amos Roberts of Oaklaud Is at Winters.Mi. A.S.iinelsou, who has beeu In California

lor his health, has relumed to • emphts.Miss Haltit) Provost of San Francisco wa» theguest of .Miss Mary Shoemaker In Sausalito last

week. .--.-Mr.and Mrs. Waller D. William, Mrs. Franc! s

Blake, Miss Blake and Miss Ethel I'omeroy havebe< iivisiting the Hotel del Corouado during ibepast week.

Mr. and Mrs. Heiman Meyers of Savannah,Gii.,are visiting ihe Tacillc Coast.Airs. H.J. Curtaz of Sau Francisco Is a guest

at the ElMonie Hotel, San>al|.o.Mrs.William H. Collier relumed to her country

home near Clear LaKe lasl Wednesday, after aVisit here. v-..-.! \u25a0••.:-

The followingIs a list of latent arrivals at Ihe ;Hotel uel Coiouado ;last week: William A.

S!eele, L. Van Laatt, Miss Irita Dennis. Mrs. P.Keddy, I.il.H. Mmtiam. San Francisco; MissBlanche Smith. Mrs. Alexander Mcliean, Oak-land; VV. B. >iyers, John F. Wyman, Mr. andMrs. Daniel Meyer, Mis. Ilattie I'liilippand s,oi>,Sol E. Sclieehne, Mr.and Mrs. W. D. William,Mrs. Byron Dlsntlns, San Francisco; .^lrs. Fran-cis Hlake, Miss Blake, Miss Kthel Toiueroy, Oak-land.

Mr.and Mrs. D. N.Walter and Miss AdelleWaltei left last Sal ui(lay fur Sau Hitlael for the

summer,Judpe E.E. Malion was In Bollnas Saturday,

comlug via San Kafael. lie relumed borne viaOlema aud Point lteyes Station Sunday.

Mr.George Vernon Gray has been Hie guest ofColonel aud Mrs. E. E. Eyre at Meulo l'aik for acounle of weeks.

Mr.Louis Schoenlerg aud bride have returnedand willbe pleased to see their fiieuds al theFleatanton.

Judge Loudfrback of San Francisco was ivSausalito .Minday.

Mr. anu Mrs. Samuel Miller have returnedfrom a visit to tlie Hotel del Moute.

Mrs. Charles W. Jiingeu has returned fromSltka, Alaska, where she has been at the marinestation with her husband. Ensign Juugeu. U. S.N. She Is at preseut makiug ber borne with Mrs.Carmen ivVallejo.

Mr.and Mrs. F, W. Suook of Oakland were InNevada Cily last week.

Mr- T. J. Kelly of San Finnrlsco was at thePacilic Ocean House, Santa Cruz, last Thursday.

Mr.F. A.Leach of Oak laud spent Sunday ivVallejo seeing old filends.

Mr. and Mrs. o. F. Wllloy and Mr. Frank D.Willev willleave for San Jose on June Ist for ainoiilh or so. aud iv ihe fall Mrs. Willey willgoHast for the benetit of hei health.

Mi.S. (Hteuhelmei uf Baker Cily is visitingPortland.

Mr. and Mrs. Charles Dudley Warner havebeen visiting the southern counties ot Ihe State.

Mr. W. 11. Dennis letuiufd to Nevada Citylast Monday fiom a visit to this cily.

Mr.Edward M. Gieeuway retuiued from theHotel del Monle last Monday.

Mrs. A.Crocker leiuiued 10 Santa Ciuz fromSan Francisco last Wednesday,

Air.c. busskiud uf Denver Is on a trip to thiscily.

Mr.A.Hocbstadter returned toMarysvlliefromSau Fiauelsco Minday.

Mr. ami Mrs. 11. i \u0084,:,, of New York are al theOcciueuiul Hotel.

Mr. ana .>us. Alexander Koyd have left foratour of the northern p,tit of the Slate. nlr.George1). Boyd willKeep bach' lot's hall at the familyresideuce durlug their absence.

Mr.C. N.JeuKins of Marysville bas comedownto this city.

Mr.Jacob Hirschler will make Alamela hisfutorchome.

Mr. and Mrs. James Carolan. Miss EvelynCarolan. Mr. Frank J. Carolau aud Mr. HerbertE. Caiolan ate now located InSau Rafael for incremainder of ihe season.

Mr. A.F. Prise has leturned from a visit toNevada City and ill spend part of the seasonwith his tan,,.) at Sau .Mateo.

The Misses Celta aud LuluLord, of Nevada City,have come to Sau Francisco to keep house fortheir father, Mr.George Lord. Mrs. Lord andMiss Coia will soon join them.

Mrs. George V. Goodman lias been passingthe week at the Pacific Ocean House in SantaCiuz.

'Mi.J. V.de Laveaga returned from Santa Cruz

lasl Tuesday to sail Francisco.Mr. and Mrs, 1imothy Hopkins will pass June

and July at the Hotel del Monte.Mis. S. 1. Alleu of Santa Rosa visited friends

Hi ibe Bay City last Tuesday.Mr. and Mrs. A.Page Brown will go to the

Hotel del Monte InJune.Miss Casey left last Wednesday for St. Mary's

Oaks, Los Uatos, where she contemplates spend-Ing most "ithe rummer season.

Mi. W. V. Buckingiiurn has returned from hisEastern trip.

Mr. John Kitchen of Oakland will leave inJune fora trip through the mountains ol KentCounty in company with his brother, Mr.Charles E. Kliben, who is now there for thebenefit"! Ills health.

Air. Ruben J. Baxter of Santa Cruz came uplast Tuesday on a lew days' vlsil to S;iu Frau-

clsco.Mr. Evan J. Coleman was visiting the Hotel

del Monte receutly.Mr. W. Wilton of San Francisco visited Santa

Jtosa last '1 iii-Ml.iy.Mr.If.1.. l'etkms and Ms son of Alutneda left

last Monday for Placet Count;, where the for-mer ban ii.iniiii: Interests. They will be avtdylive 01 mi inciitiis.

Mr*. A. N. li.wne and Mrs. Charles N.Shawhave been passing . the week at lUo Uoiel delMonte.

Hun. diaries >".Fellon is InNew York city.Mr.and Mis. .-ainuel M. v ii.on, Mr.and Mrs.

Kus-ill J. Wilson and Colonel Fred Crocker leftlast Wednesday lor Sacramento for a few days'visit.

Mr.ami Mrs. W. Marlon of East Oakland navebeen spending a few days m Santa Cruz.

Mr. H. I).Hullingbrry of s.iuia Cruz came uplust Tuesday tus.ni Fruucisco.

Mis. William Asiiburner left the city last Mon-day I.i New Yoik. to louie to Eugiuud, whereshe will leui.un several month*.

Mr.Tyler Hen-haw of Oakland made a busi-ness inp to s;;nu is..sa last luesday.Mr.Albert Kodeubeck of Alanieua lias lm.-n

quite ill null piituniotilu.and for several dayshonied I'Oiwi-eu me aim ui'atli.

ilmi. Jtomualdo I'aciieco lias arrived lieie on avisit from in? liiocb in Mexico.

Mr.ana Str*. li. F. Bunker and daughter haverelumed homo alter an absence of a year, liav-tii(c traveled through Europe and lie CulledSlates. They intend residing In lied wood Cityfor tne summer.

Miss Louie Uiutisky of Stockton spent thepast week in mm Francisco.

Dr. U. A. Banal 01 Cauibildge, Mass., Is at lieHotel Veudujne. San Jo*e.Ir.and Mis. a. H. Nahert of San Franciscoare at the Tactile Oe«au House, sanu Crij' \u25a0 v

Ml.and Mrs. >.D.Kideuui lii;vc deemed tospend me summer In (be h,i>t, and will taketheir daughter. Mlwvi'raee liiaeoul, with them.Iney will letuiu in tile latter pail of the sum-mer to San Francisco.

Mr.and Mrs. J. William Brown will leave onJune Ist to pass a month inLake County.

.Mi. (J. UtunperU and family lelurued toS'.vcklou last week from a Wick's visit to KanFrancisco.

Mr. and Mr«. George 11. Wheaton of Oaklandire at the Hotel Yendoiue, San Jose.

Senator A. J. Meauy relumed to Santa Cruzfrom ban Fiaucisco lust week.

Miss Blaucoe Vudeuai ol New York cityarilved here last Monday, ana will visit her

Blslrr and biolber-iii-law, Colonel and Mis.v»nil..inFoimj-ill,at Fiesno for several weeks.Mis. 1). S. bliemiau, ol 2378 Franklin street,

Oakland, has been visiilnglriends In Chicago.Miss Susie Patterson lias returned to Stockton

from a visit to ban Francisco lilends.Mi.Jobu Xauuiau came up Iron Santa Cruz

last week to Una l'i..ncisci> on a week's visit.Mis. I'elei Donahue and Mis. Eleanor Martin

and her sou leliSaturday lor Washington, I).C,to joinJustice and Mis. Stephen J. Fluid, Mrs.J. Coudil-biniih ai.d the Aus*es Coudlt-Sniilb,and tbeu tbe eulire paity will leave for Euiope,where they willnavel unlit next October.Mis. llHxeiinau ana Miss j.uile llugermau,

of nan Prmiclseo, were last week guests at theYt-udoii.e, San Jose.

Mr. >.. U. Kittle left last week for a four-moiillis

1 tripin the East.Mis. Dolirmaou and Miss Uunsle Dohrmann,

of Mocklon, spent a day last week at the Bay.Mr.G. li. V. de Laiuater returned last week to

San 1-iancisco alter a slioit visit to ins family atSanta Ciuz.

Miss lii.. Letter of Oakland spent last weekVUllluit iriend.i inSanta Cruz.

Dr. dunes* lias been vislllujthers from Sacra-memo.Mis. Harvey Waller of San Franc sco has

been visiting her parents, Mr. aud Mis. J. M.Uuodell «lSiockloii.

Mi.Horace W. rnllbronk of San Franciscoregistered at Hie I'aciCc Ocean House the last oflast week.

Me».Ms. A. W. (Jans and Charles Gross ofSan Fianci«co vi-.iicd fiieuds iv Oakland andAlatneda last week.

Mlas Delpbtne IJelauu lias been the guest ofGeneral and Airs. William It.Uialiam at theI'ietidlo.

Mrs. J. <;. Thompson of Stockton accompaniedby Mis. li.li.'I'booiiisun ol Oakland, led lastweek on a visit tolllends in Anderson, ShastaCounty.

Mr. Thomas Hayes of the firm of Main &Winchester, San Fiaucisco, and Mrs. Hayeswere inSania Cruz last week at tbe Sea ISe.u-bJlniel. His family will spend the suuiinerlitere.

Mr. and Mrs. Welles Whiimore left Oaklandiit-i in..'\u25a0\u25a0lay lor the Bant, 10 be gone severalWeeks. DuiiiinI.H trip Mr. Wliitiuuie will visitall the principal cities m the East, aud will alsomake a snort stay at Montreal.

(.eneial and Mis. Nelsou A. Miles and MissMiles leftlast .'.loud.iy fur a nip to the YoseiuiteValley.Miss Mamie Myer, who lias been visiting In

Blocktoo lor the. past mouth as the guest ol Mrs.•icoige Obeideener, teturued to her borne lvOakland last week.

Mr. and Mm. c. iMiid'ciiu of Sao Francisco,Mi.and ..is. E. C. I'ilber nt .N ipa, aud Mr. andMis.C. Schillingof Shu Francisco, wore at theSea Ueacb Hotel, Santa Ciuz, Satuiday and Sun-day.

mi. lyes Scoviile of Oakland went to Montereylast week.

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph D. Kedding have seenredtbe residence ol Mis.1).U. Atheituu, 1960 Cali-lomla meet, for a couple of years.Mi.and Mrs. J.iuifs Crump (nee Hanlon) ofBalllmoie aie expected here in Julyon a vl«it.Mi.J. Uiteuhood and daughter of Helena,

Mont,have gone East oil a visa.Mrs. A.U. Bell's collage (Elderberry) at Sau-

ralllo has been taken by Mr. Milton's family forHie summer.

Colunel C. Fied Crocker went to Sacramentoon Thursday (or a brief visit.

Mi.Louis Lewis of V'icioiia,B.C, la In thiscity.

Mr. mid Mrs. Frank Hooper of San Franciscoiaid Sausalito a visit lust Sunday.

Mis. Call W. Juutscti has returned from avisit toher i.u-i am: at Sitka, and Is the guest ofMrs. In Carman at Vallejo.

Mm. J. Newman of San Francisco went toNevada City on h visit 10 her jlster, Mis. M.KuneubeiK.

Mi. W. L.Crawfoid and family, of San Fran-cisco, Rieocciipyiuii Cotlate lvanhoe at the ElMoule Hotel,bausalllo, for me summer.

Mr. and Mrs. Uilliaid M.Juukh, who havebeen stopping at 1115 aD Ness avenue, willre-main Intown until July.

Air.N. Levensou and family have returned toCblcagu to letlde, liuviiik iellhere lor that pin-pose.

Mr. W. K.Jenklnes Jr. of Totnales returnedhome from ibe city list Tuesday.

Mr. ami Alls. I'eler Dean aud Mist Dean haveleft Oakland to p.•- the Mjiiiuieiat San X.ii id

Mis. Ui-iirtru Gale ol San Francisco was vlslt-liiK Mrs. W. Urlssim of Sacrameutolast Wednes-day.

Mrs. Adelaide Lester, of the Him of Lester &Ciawioid, has returned to Ncvuda City from SanFrauclsco.

Mi. S. Itoichschild or this city Is visiting bisrelatives in New Uaveu, Conn.

Mrs. T. G.Morgan and children, accompaniedby Miss Main! \u25a0 iieitrand, » niece of Mrs. Mor-gan, have letuined to it no from Sau Fiauclsco,wbeie the family went last winter. .-•Mr. and Mrs. W. K.A. Johnson of the PalaceHotel, bave gone to the Hotel Vendonie, BinJose, for the Hummer m-asuu. . •

Mis« Anne Nickel of San Francisco spent Sun-day with Miss Llllie Bond of Valleiu \u25a0\u25a0 -vMrs. J. Oser and "'"•of Slocklon. have conic

to San I'iaiiciseo to reside.-

Senator and Mis. W. E. Dargle of Oaklandwilltoon return from ,l, ir Eailifu t.ln Theywillgo to tliß Hotel del Moute for the mouth ofJUm"- iMi,"Darkle willaccompany IliemMr. Hubert F. Morrow left for a trip to Vir-ginia Cny llie firstpart of the week.Mr. Louis Van Vllet has goue to lojin-

-Among the guests last week at the Cedars, SaoKafael. aie: Major Bradford aim family, D,l'owei.saiid family, Mi.K.Chapman aud family.Mr. 11. Slrlckiaud and family. Air. J. C. Colliii'aud family,Air.i:Kehnscn ana family,i-roles«or

Aiidersoi. and family.Dr. A. M.Loryea, Air.Ed-Ear Uaymoiid. Mr.Pegram, Mr.Ware, Professorl'alry, "Rev. Dr. Crosby and family. ProfessorCroft, Mr. Hunker and family, Mr. Murray andfamily, Mr. S. F. Barstow and family, Mr. Itstratum and family, Miss Gales, Miss Norton,vi-s BtowelL Miss Nix, Mrs. Roberts, Mrs.Graham and son, .Miss Stewart, and others.

Mr. George E. Kohtnsen, recently of NevadaCity, has come to leside at San Francisco.

Mr.Thomas Handlty went to Santa Cruz fromSan Francisco last Weduesday.

Mr.Charles 11. llubbs of Oakland spent Sun-da? lv Vallejo at his parents' home.

Dr. Walt S. Thome has taken apartments

forhis family tit the Hotel Vendome, San Jose.airs. Thome and .Miss Grace Thome lend theirvaued assistance at all the social entertain-ments that make the hotel so popular.

Air. and Mrs. Moses Hopkins, Mr«.Bliss andMiss Florence Lockwood left last Wednesdayfor the Yos. mite Valley, where they will spend aweek or two.

air. M. Lowentbal of Los Angeles is here onbusiness.

Mrs. A. A. Nlokerson and the Misses Maudand Myra Nlcke'.son will return from Germanyabout the latter pan of June.

Miss Catherine E. Wilson has returned toGrass Valley liom a visit to San Francisco.

Mr. and Mrs. Fred W. Sharon have takena collage at N wportfor the summer.

Mr. Charles M. Leavy, United States Ap-praiser of San Francisco, and Mrs. Leavy re-turned from the East Monday. Mr. Leavy wasa member of the Bomd of Appraisers at the con-ference held in New Yoik.

Mr.E. J. Henderson of Santa Cruz was in SanFrancisco lasi Wednesday.

Mr. aud Mrs. Moses Hopkins departed lastWeduesday on a trip to the Yosemite Valley.They were accompanied by Mis. Bliss, MissFlorence Lockwood and some other friends.

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Air. William slltigshy of Marysville was ivthecity last Tuesday.

Mr. E. L. Bosqul has been making a stay InSaula Barbara.

Mr. aud Mrs. William H. Crocker left Londona week ago and are now in Pails:Mr. and Mrs. Elliott Stnndford returned to

their residence, Santa Clara avenue aud Grandstreet, Alaimda, on Tuesday laM from Arizona,wheie they have been spending several weeks.

The Misses Deinlug of Sacramento, Miss Eve-lyn Speny of Stockton, Miss McNuit and AliasSmith are now In New York City.

Mrs. E. G. Greene of Santa Cruz came lastTuesday oua visit to San Francisco.Judge and Mrs. F. E. Spencer and Miss Grace

M. Spencer of San Jose willmake a trip to Vic-toria, B.c, illJune and may extend their outingto Alaska.

Air. W. F. Dlngley of San Francisco was InSanta Rosa last 'luesday.

Mr. Einest Moreal, brother of the Alamedareal estate man of that name, Is on a visit to hisrelatives In Alameda ana San Francisco. He haslived in Mexico lor ten years, and comes directfrom the City of Mexico. He is engaged Inmin-ing enterprises.

Mis. It.F. Bunker and her daughters have re-turned home after passing thirteen months In theEast ami Europe. They will occupy the Foxvillain Redwood city during the summer. Mis.Dr. Kahu willaccompany them.

Consul and Airs. Dems Douohoe, Miss RoseDonohoe and Mr. and Mrs. S. Harrison Smithleft lust Thursday for the Hotel Rafael for thesummer season.

Judge and Mrs. Rising have leturned to Vir-ginia,Nev., after a visit heie.

Mi.George P. Lake of Santa Cruz came to SauFrancisco last Thursday ona business trip.

Mi.and Mrs. Sands W. Forman and .Mrs. Will-lam L. a-ilib were leceutly the guests of Mr. andMrs. J. 1). Peters at Stokton.

Mr. J. Jacobs of Sau Francisco was a visitorn Santa Kosa last Tv sday.

Mr-. c. B. Kibe of Alameda has gone to theSanta Ci uz Mountains lot a stay of two or thieemonths for the benefit of her health.

Miss Laura McDonald will pass part of thesummer at San ltalael.Miss battle Hedges returned last week to

Stockton from San Francisco.Mrs. K. li. Thomas of Oakland made a short

visit to relatives in Stockton last week.Mis. A. F. Wllley mi.iMiss J. 51. late of Boa

ton are at he Hotel \ endi.me. San Jose.Mr. and Mrs. A.J. Bowie, Mis. Isaac Fried-

lander, Miss Bessie Bowie, the Misses Filed-lander, and Mr. 1. Cary Filedlander went to SanIt.il.iel last Thuisday toremain there during thesummer.

.Mis. E. B. Stowe has returned home to Stock-ton from a vi.-it to Ban Francisco.

Miss l.cii.iSchell Is visiting lueuds near lied-woitiCity-

Mr. and Mis. 11. M.Terry returned to SantaCruz last Monday f1urn a visit to lilends inSanFraucbco.

Mrs. K.H. I>oiiald«on and Miss Bessie Donald-eou, of Oakland, will go camping to Mies Can-you rally in June.Mrs, T. V. Keed an,l Mm Laura Bead, ofStockton, were in san Frauclsco last week.Mr. N. K. Marten of Oakland, and his

daughter, Mis. Frank I. lvend.il!, went East aweek ago by the Southern route, and willpass amonth in New Voik aud other cities visitingfriends.

Mi. Louis Wenendorf of Santa Cruz came uplast week to Sail Francisco.

Mine. J'edtniente de la Peua, a titled ladyfrom Brazil, is stopping at the Hotel Vendcrm:,San Jose.

Mi. J. 11. Buckcr and Miss Kate Dunne, ofSan Jose, and Mis. Peter Dunne of San Fran-cisco were last weeK visiting Mrs. JameslJunne of Sau Felipe.

The Misses Ocorgle and Lucy Edwards re-lumed last Monday from San Rafael, where theybad been visiting Mis. Zander.

Mrs. 11. ii.Tiacy of Stockton has been visitingMrs. 11. Mclntyre in Sau Francisco.

Mr. aud Mis. J. C. Eattlaod will pass themouth of June at the Hot.Idel stnnf«>. .

Mr.John I:.JuiiMie ji.':J Afiss Jarhoc went toSanta Crux last weeJt from >aii Francisco.til9.SleVeusiUJ .iiiildaughter and Miss Thomp-

\u25a0on, of Ueikeley, wcie euteiiaiued by Mr.Thomas Deiby at Almaden last wee-:.

Mrs. John W. Colt-man, Miss Jessie ColPinanand Mr. 11. 1.. lo'.emau have Roue ou a visit tothe City ol Mexico.

Mr.and Mrs.John Levlnsky of Stockton havebeen In>au Fiannseo visiting several days

Miss Belli1 Maliam of San Fianci-co lias beenKpeiidini;a few day? nun her friend, Miss DaisyNortun, at Highland.

Mis. Williams. Kills and Ml«snope Ellis haveeng.ged rooms at the Hotel del Monte for thesummer season.

Mrs. A. Lastland of Oakland returned homelast Friday aller an extended visit to Miss LucyPast Of Stockton.

Mr.and Mrs.,). 11. Manor and family last weekleft Sun lianelsco to agalu make Santa Cruztheir borne.

Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Moore returned lastweek to their home in the Sandwich Islands,alter a six mouths' visit to their parents in Oak-land.

Mi.and Mrs. J. Lussden ami Mis) Ln^sdenhave been iu..kiih; a lout of the southern coun-lies.

Mrs. George Gray and Miss Hannah Gray ofStockton weie InSau Francisco last week.

Mr. W. 11. Lulus of Sauta Cruz came to SanFrancisco last week.

Mis. George liest of Santa Clara has returnedhome alter a six weeks' visit with lei.tiives InOkland.

Mi. James V. Colemau has returned from bisEuropean trip.

Messrs. A. Blssluger, I) Bloom. M. A. Ellas,G. Hecnt an. i B. lianicli are in New Voik.

Mrs. CM. Cole, who spent lie winter at theEl Moult: Hotel, Sausallto, left tor the East lastwetrk and Mr.Cole returned to the city.

Mr.11. 11. Sherwood will leave here in June topass thice months 11 ay. ling in Europe.

Mr.1.. M. vYolf of Stockton, who whs In tillscity last week at the Baldwin Hotel, has it-turned lining.

Mis. Frank Millerand family returned to Sac-rum uto this week alter spending several weeksat Hie El Monte Hotel, sail to.

Mr.Frank Unger arrived on Fiiday's steamerfrom Honolulu.

Judge J. 1). Thornton has gone to New Yorkfora hiIfftup. Mrs. Thornton Is still at 1116Van Ness avenue.

Mis. Lewis .Mrveistein and Miss Stella Meyer-stelu have returned from au extended lour toHotel del Corouado.

Mr.Moss li.men and family are now occupy-ing Owl Uotlage inSausalilo.

Mis. U. F. Minims and Miss Aline Mullinshave secured apartments al ibu Hotel Veudomefor the season.

Mr. Bloouinigdale and his daughter, MissJo-iB hioouilutdale, left for Los Angeles lastUeduesd.iy.

Mr. and Mrs, .George Ross and Miss Gertiet'eikius, of Sau Fiaucisco, went over 10111 thecity last Saiunlay 10 alt.ud the opening day atthe Pacitic V.icht Club-house at Old S.tusalilo.

Mrs. Maynaid and Miss Maynird are euter-talnlup Lleiitenam Leruy C. Webster, U. S. M.C, euimiiaiidiii^ guard of the Uulied Slates shipMarlon, at Ilieir residence, 1613 Californiasireet. Mr. Webster is a telalive of the ladi -a.

Mr.and Mrs. Sam Hurt will go to Del Muuiefor the summer

Mr.aud Airs. George Grlsstll have relumed toNevada City from sail Francisco.Colonel and Mrs, A.C. Ellis, for many years

result ins inCuisou City,now of Sail Francisco,went on Sunday to Hie State capital.

Mr.and Mrs. George C. Boarumaii, Miss DoraBoaidman and Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Hoyt willmake the Ho el del Monte thoir abidlug placedvilug the summer.

Mi.Duncan Smith went to Vallejo from SanFiauclseo Sunday lo spend a few days

Mr.aud Mis. M. Gumpel have tone to SanRafael lor the summer.Miss MeKiustiy, uaiisliter of Judge E. W. Me-

Klustry, has, on account of tin; death ol hergrandlalher, postponed her coiilempiated trip toVancouver Barracks.

Mi.U. c. Perkius left Sau Francisco last Mon-day lor New Voik.Mr.Geoige 11. Rice, fieight manager of the Pa-cllic Mall steamship Company, wliu Mrs Klce

ami daughter, Blidie,aie sojourning at the Hotel Vendume lor the summer.Mr. Maurice Beinlieim 01 Sau Francisco for-meilyol Una city. Is speudlug a day or so Inlowii.Mr. S. Schwabacher Is in Portland on busi-ness.Judge Garner has returned to Marysvllle IrornSan Frauclsco.Miss Duice ilolado will pass part of the sum-mer at Sau Kalael.Mr. aud Mrs. Alex O. Baring have returned

from a visit to the Hotel ltalael"Mrs. John Skae aud Miss Alice Skae relumedfrom New \ork last ...ouday and aie at the Pal-ace Hotel.Mr.ana Mrs. Hager and Miss Hager are hereon » Mioit visit and are guebts at the OccidentalMiss Allle Lambert of Nevada City came toHan 1- r;mei -en to reside with the family of Mr J

E. Brown, who will go tv keeping house here

Hon. Frauk M. Stone returned last Tuesday toSanta Cruz Horn a Hip to Sau Luis Obl.po andban Francisco.

oisg"Frtnc"c°spent tur-nU. A. Powell ofSan Francisco spent Tues-day In santa Kosa.""

Mr. and Mrs. L. L Baker willgo to theHi.tel delMonte on June Istfor me season; Mr. A.E. JlortoD arrived on Hie Mexico fromBan DießO. He will spend some tune in the cii,as the guest ot Mr. li. H. »ucro Vau Messavenue.' c"9

Mrs. John W.Colemau, Miss Jessie Colemanol"Mexico

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.> rs. L. A.Balcli ofOakland willdispose of herkindernaiten school at laiu AdUlue alr'eIiJdmove to Sail Francisco. airtei auuCamaln aud Mr..W. li. Baker and Miss Mime"uc G-.ole Jo9e'"'"

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c -urnmer it d!Mis. Dr. Jennie Morgan of Santa Cruz cam*last Tuesday mi a short visit to Sau FranciscoMiss Fanuie Farmer of Sauta itosa "as ainonirUi«. v.sltor. to Sau f,ancisco la,i luesday

°ag. .The latest arrivals al tho Hotel el AioTita n»n :Mtlltu. eompilse: Mrs.- li lluia -11,1 1.. ?,Charles Uolbrook. wileTauJ daUßuter Mrs oil,'liober Mid »ou,Mr». George CasWell, MtL^uistt

Snow, Mr.H.E. Darby, Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Mar-tin. .Miss C. Biythe, Berubard H. Bosc, Dr. andMrs. F". \V. Wiebir, Mr. aud Mrs. A. V. Tassie,Judge E. B. Mabon, Mr. W. L. Crawford andfamily, Mrs, J. Lee and son, Mr. Geoige 11. Pres-ton and wife, Mr.Samuel K. Simmons, Mr. (J. P.Huddart, Mr. A. Heymari9, Miss E. Nager MrO.E. Moore, Mis. Ira M. Uollis, Lieutenant F GDo.ige.

Mr.D. Hlrschfeld has exchanged his resideuceal Bay Station for a raucb in Sonoma CuiiutvIt is doubtful whether Mr.Hiischfeld aud bisfamily willleave Alameda.

Miss Florence Reed will pass most of tbe sum-niiiat the Hotel del Monte.

Miss VirginiaHauchetl has been passing tbeweek at Sacramento with Mrs. J. B. Wright.

Mm. Gecge A.Newball, who has be-n spend-ing tbe pa.-t tbiee mouths traveling abroad willreturn next luoalb aud go to tbe Hotel Rafaelfor the season.

Mr. J. D. Carrot Salinas was a recent visitor atthe Hotel del Moute.

Mrs. J. M. South, who has spent the .past threemonths ln Yuma, Ailz., has returned to herhome IvOakland much improved inhealth

Mr.Charles Fitch Jr. ol Santa Cruz came uplast Tuesday to Sau Fiaucisco.

Geueial and Mrs. Waller Turnbull will passthe summer at Santa Cm/..

Mr.H. It.Heywood of San Francisco was inSanta Rosa lasl Tuesday.

Judge and Mrs. J. H. Boalt, and Miss AliceBoali, a.c passing ibe. seasou al ihe Hotel delMonte.

Rev. W. H. Stranger of San Diego has com-menced Ms miiilhiiy-asacting pastor of tbe Bap-tist Chinch of Alameda.

Mr.Hugh Tevis was at the Hotel del Monlerecently.Mis. Cbailes W. Hathaway mid Miss MiuuieHathaway have returned home from a visit to

their fiieuds Iv Houolulu.Mr. W. li. Davis of Sau Francisco was in

Stockton last werk.Mr. Charles Fitch of Santa Cruz came lastMonday to San Francisco.Mis. K. S. Dillou and Miss Dillon liavo cone

on a visitlo Mrs. il.s. Crocker al her ranch nearCloverdale.

Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Sutro and r.arty offilends willg,. to Ihe Vosemite Valley to-day

Miss Blanche Aaion uf Stocktou sueul Ihe lat-ter part ol last week at the Bay.

Mis. Theodore Sutio has lecnvered from theiujuiles hlie lecelved tecenlly from a runawiyhorse. Her brother, Rev. 11. Cliutou, Is now enrouie here from England.

Mr. and Mrs. 11. Fay of Santa Cruz came lastweek on a visit to Sau Francisco.Mr. w. A.Douglass bas gone io San Rafael for

the season.Colonel L.11. Brings of Oakland left Monday

for the State of Washington io look after bisiioiciIJ illleiesls Shell.

Mr. J. a. Williams and lamilyof San Franciscowere last week visiting ft i,nds InStockton.Mr. Frank McMulltn went to Santa Cruz last

week from San Fiaucisco ou a visit to ibe BellaVista Vineyard,Mr. and Mrs. Gordon lilandliic will pass the

heasou at ibe, Hoiel del Muute. Miss LenaBiaudiniE willjoin ibem there as soon as she le-tuins from New Yoik, where she lias beeu visit-ing Mrs. hred w. Sharon during the past winter

Mr. W. H. Flagp and mile daughter of SailFiaucisoo visited Mr. and Mu. W. L. Woodrowol Sau Jose the past week.

Captain and Mis. W. il. Taylor, Miss Canie\u25a0Jayioi ami Miss Josie Taylor weni ovur to IheHotel ltafacl last wee...

Mi«s Nellie and Miss Amanda Campbell ofSiocklon spent a tew days of lust week in Sauiraiitlsco.

Miss Maiguente Gonzales lit- returned loSanta Cruz from a bix weeks' visit to Sau Frau-Clsco.

Mr. (Jeorge Roberts of Oakland was at theHoiton House. San Diego, last week.Mi. and Mrs. A. J. Bowie ana Miss BessieBowie, Miss Fnediaiidir, Miss May Fnedlauder

aud Mi. T.C. Fiiedlaiider left on Thursday forihe Hold Ralael, where they will speud severalmouths.

Mrs. Phil T.Brown ofStockton came last weekto San Iraucisco where she will soon reside per-manently.

Mr. W". W. Roberts went lo Santa Cruz last»«» from .-an Francisco visiting leUiives.Mrs. A. A. Moore. Miss Moore and Mrs. L. A.

Knoih ol Oakland went to Monterey hist week.Mrs. William Asliburnei left the city last Mon-

day for Hie Eastern Males aud Europe.Mi.F. U tiift of Sau Francisco made a brief

visit lo Siocktou lasi week.Mi. Chaiies Auileison leturned last week to

Sau Francisco alter a visit to his parents, Dr.and Mis. C. L. Anueiaou of Salila Ciuz.

Mrs. Francis Blake. Mis. Blake. Miss Pomeroy.Me-sis. William A. Fisher, J. V. English andCharles E. Smiih, all uf Oakland, were u-glsleredat l.os Angeles hotels lasl week.

Mr. and Airs. W. K. Hoilow.iywere beinc en-tertained by Baron and Harmless yon Miloeder atHi.-n place in Sau Luis Obispo County lasl Mon-day.

Mr John W. Mackay is expeated here soonfrom Niw Sfoi k.

Miss Josh snoman bas goue to Deliver to visittier relatives and friends meio.

Mr.am. Mrs. J. P. McLennan of Sausalito arespending tie summer at biituedale.

Ci n-ui ami Mis. Deula Donahoe and Miss lio-eDouahoe are now located at S.m Rafael for Iheseason.

Mr.D. Eisner of Clilco Is In town.Mr.aud Mrs. Will Baruaid ol San Franciscoare spending the summer m i.aikspur.Mis. i...-. J.autl will sail Iroiu New York to-

day, Koine direct to Paris.Mi. Weinerof New lurk Is paying a visit to

11, i'acllic Slope.Mr. ami Mis.- George K. Pros«on have re-

turned to Sausalito for me summer aud are agaiudomiciled at the 1.1 Monte Hotel.

Mr*.Cai lisle P. Pallet.sou. Miss Lizzie Palter-son .ma tire. Pierre v Muu>aii;uc leu for tlieEau ou Friday.

Mrs. E. 11. Kowalsky and family of 1303(lou^h street have leiurued from their visit toFresno.

Mrs. rarrell and the Misses Farrell nave rentedtheir cottage at Tamalpals and moved 10 SailFrancisco.. Mr. .-Hid Mrs. 11. S. Crocker, who have beentraveling inEurope lor over a ye.ir, are expectedto return ilium-about Hie latter pail June.

Mr.Louis lllisli. who recently returned Iron)Central America, will leave for Kurope In a lewweek*. He willmeet Mr.Joseph Livingston InGermany, and may make Hie lour o[ the 01idwith him.

Miss Alice Groves and Misses I.aura and MayBodie were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. D.mdsou•ISan Auseloio last week.Mr. Sidney M.Smith is at the Hotel V endome

IdS.ui Jo»e.Mr. 1-iauk K. Jacobs, Mis. Brilliant. Miss J.i-

cobs, Ml.Phil Jacob?, Mrs. Crocker and daugh-lei' and Mr.G. llullin.iiiiihave relumed truin atup to Poillaud and the Sound.

Mi.11. (i. > oihc of Bollu.i* was In Stocktonlast Tuesday aod paid B. c.Clowes a visit aihislaiueiDd complete establishment, the StocktonNuißery, about two miles Iroiu town.

Mrs. V.liliam 8. Kills aud Miss Hope Ellis willwon leave to pass a mmull at the Hotel delMonte.

Mr. W. T. Raggett of San Francisco visited HieChi. City last Wedoe-day.

\u25a0Mr. G. 11. High left Oakland lAst Thursday forSt. Paul, A' iun. to join bis brother, Mr.GavinDim Hlkli.fonueily of Oakland.

Mi.and Mis. 8. Harrison Smith are now atSan Rafael lor the season.

Mi.aim Mis. item Hussey, who for the paintwo anil a half inoullis have be -u stopulog inOakland 111 IliaDope of the funnel's health beiuginin ii\u25a0< 111 relumed Hume 10 Reno last week.

Mi. Wick Mas of Bloomlugiou, ills., has leftfor Spokane Falls to i--.ii--.

Mr. Max H<iUbs relumed to Oakland fromV'.llejolast Sunday.

Mr. and Mr*.M. V. Hunlinglou and Miss Min-nie. Henuessy are enjoying a visit 10 the HotelJel Monte.

Mr. .ii. Mrs. Chailes Holbrook nnd MissMamie llolbiook will leside at their villa inMeulo l*»ik all me season.

Mis.Samuel (i.Murphy, wife of the Presidentof Ilie l'list National liauk ot this city, has been

.visitingMrs. James Forney of Mare Island.Mrs. M. A. Mauustj lias relumed to Marys

ville.Messrs. Frank Galcrlo, C. T. Harris, A. W.

Flmdt is and Christian l'rtersoiiol NorthBloomheal have come to Sail Fianclsco.

Mr.A. \V. ltunell wi in to Santa Cruz lastWednesday from OaKland.Miss 1.11lie biush williem:iin here permanently

as the guest of her cousin, Mrs. Votary SpaldiiiKMessm. James Koouey, F. Build, George War

foul ana Jama Hants were in VallejoIron) SanFrancisco last Sunday.

Mr.and Mrs.J. W. Brown will close their Pinestieel icsldeuce on June Ist and go to HighlandSprings 'th their ciiildreu.

Mr.Louis Ancker li.m returned fiom a visit toSan Bernardino.

-.Mr.A.K. liuiion came tip from San Diego nil

the steamer City or Mexico,aud Is the guest otMi. and Mis. 11. 11. Kuncioll, at their residenceon the cuiuci ol Vau Mess tveoue aud Sutlerstreet.

Mrs. B. A. Val.nitino and her sister, MissBerk, of Nevada Cny, came to Oakland to le-Mill'to-day.

Mi.E. Levy of Crescent City Is here on busi-ness.Mr. Horace Gushee went to Santa Cruz last

Tuesday (10111 Ueikeley.Mr. and Mrs. George M. Pinckard will remain

in the city diimm the mouth, owiug to the Illnessof Mrs. piiickaid.

Mr. 11. C'uri>foitli of Marysvllle came to SailFrancisco last Moud.iy.

Mr. K. Newbauer ol Chicago is at the BaldwinHotel.

Mr.Bernard Peyton has been up on a shortvisit nere from bis home lit Kama Cruz.

\u0084 Mr. L. Scblesluger of Guatemala Is at the Pal-ace Hotel.Mr. and Mr«. Ira Pierce will be at the Hotel

del Monte during: the summer months.Mi.and Mrs. W. Mayo Newhall have gone to

San Rafael lor the season.The Misses Geoigle and Lucy Edwards have

decided to spend the summer season hi the Hoteldel Monte.

Mr. T.G. Danlells of the Alameda Argus wentEast last Tuesday on a visit, to be gone a month

Mr. Milton Bes>e of bauta Cruz came to SanFrauclsco last Tuesday.

Mis. T. Thompson of Santa Rosa spent Tues-day la San Francisco.

Mr..11. V. Herbert of Alameda left Thursdayfor me East on a business trip.

Mr.A. M. K.Stouie ot Oakland Is at Los An-geles.

Mr.and Mr«. Russell J. Wilson are now locatedIn Sail Rafael, where they will leuulu untilHieend ol August.

Mr.Janien G.Fair Jr. Is at the Hotel del Monte.Mr. and Mrs. Giles Gray of Oakland are at the

Hotel Veiidiiine,San lose.Miss NellieHandy relumed to Santa Cruz last

Tuesday frum a visit 10 Sau Fiauclseo.Miss Carrie Plait will pass the summer with

friends at Auburn.Mr.A.Fraucitco of Sonoma was lvSanta Kosa

last Tuesday.Messrs. a. 11. aud Martin Schnab lof Santa

Clara avenue, Alameda, have goue to PlacerCounty.

Mr.F. S. Cbadbourne has engaged apartmentsforhis family at the Hotel Vendoine. • \u25a0

-Mrs. Carlisle P."Patterson, Miis Lizzie Palterson and Mrs. Pierre lit Montagus left last-Wednesday on the overland train lor New York.

Mrs. la Montague expects to return In the earlytall.

Hon. and Mrs. li. D. Murphy' and Miss MayMurphy, of Sail Jose, will pass the summer atLake Taboo.• Mr.J. C. Hallof San Francisco was lit the Pa-cificOcean House, Santa Cruz, last Wednesday.

Colonel and Mis. Hardlu came down to SailFrancisco IromSanta Kosa last Tuesday.-

Mr. J. C. Itoss returned to Alameda last Mon-day evening from a flylug business liipto SailLake City.

-, Judge and Mr«. O. C. Pratt and Mr.O. C.PrattJr. are visiting their ranch in Bulie County lor alew weeks. . -

\u25a0; \u25a0- Mis. Judge Creaiior returned to Stockton Sunday morning Irom abrief visit toShu Francisco.:

- Mr.A.11. Fitch ot 1 Santa Cruz came up lastweek on a few days' vim to San Francisco..- , .Mr. James Ihelm left San Frauclaco last week,

and Is at Phelan Park. --Mia. A.M.Pan utt arrived lvNew York a week

[ ago after aprolonged tour ot Europe. She willprobably Inuk her overland journey by visitingCaptain and Mrs. A. 11. I'uysou at ColoradoSprings. . .

Mlsa Lam a Qulnn is home at Stockton after anextended stay at Sail Francisco. .

Captain and Mrs. William If.Taylor, MissEdith Taylor and Miss Carrie Taylor left lastThursday to visit the Yosemlte Valley. They willbe away about ten days.

I.ewi-s Mason of Suquel came last week on avisit to San Francisco.

Mrs. O. W. Eastoo, mother of Mr. WendellHuston, accompanied by her daughter, Miss li,B.Easton, has gone to the Hotel Veudotne, SanJose.

Mr.Frod Sharon and Mr.Hall McAllister havereturned from a short visit to the Hotel delMonte.

Dr. and Mrs.Clinton Cushlng and Miss Jenniedo la Montauy.i were InSpain at last accounts.

Mr.N. K. Masten of Oakland, accompanied byhis daughter, Mrs. Frank I. Kendall, left lastweek for a trip through the Eastern States.

Mr. and Mrs. B. 11. Balra willspent part of themonth of June at the Hotel Vendome, San Jose.

The Misses Fjfe returned to Stockton from aVisit to San Francisco last Thursday.

Mr.and Mrs. T. C. Walklngtou have gone tothe Hotel Vendome, Son Jose, tor the summer.Mrs. Walklngton's father, Dr. F.F.Jewell, Isnow located at San Jose.

Mr. w aid McAllister and Mr. Charles Haswellwent toHie Hotel Rafael last Wednesday, wherethey willspend Hie season.

Mr. aim Mis. J. 1.. Wetmore and the MissesWetnioro left Oakland Wednesday for a threemouths' visit to St. Joint?, New Brunswick,which was Mr. Wetmore's former home.

Mr. and .Mrs. Charles Webber and little daugh-ter of San Jose were In Sau Francisco tho pastweek.•

Mis. B.B. Redding and her sister, Mrs. M. B.Richardson, have returned to 2100 Californiastreet after having made an extended visit toSouthern California.

Mrs. Chillies lieldlng and Mrs. K.P. Lane re-turned last week to Stockton Irom a trip to theBay.

Mr. Thomas Tlerney returned last week toSanta Cruz from a short visit toSan Francisco.

Mr. F. ii.Morrow and Mrs. S. Morrow of Oak-land are among the cuests at Hie Del Monte. .

Air.aufl Airs. Slevenson and family and MissStevenson, of Los Angeles, are spendlug sometime at the Hotel del Monte.

Mis. D. S. Rosenbaum and daughters, ofStockton, spent several dayirof last week witlirelatives InSan Francisco.

Mr.Joseph W. Scut came up from Santa Cruzlast week to Sin Francisco.

Miss Florence Maglll of Rosedale, Alamedn,was last Mima iy visiting Mr. and Mrs. Karl 11.Flate of San Jose.

Mrs. K. S. Dillon and Miss Dillon,relatives ofMrs. H. s. Crocker, Have been spending lie pastweek at the Crocker ranch near Cloverdaie.

Miss May McDnugald of Stockton spent sev-eral days of last week in San Frnuclsco.

Mr.J. 0. Kimble came up from Santa Cruz lastweek to Sau Francisco.

Mr.anil Mis. George Kilter of San FranciscoLave been visiting relatives at Lick Mills.

Mr.Joseph Livingston and Mr. Arthur Castleweieat Franklorl-ou-the-Maln at last accounts.

Mrs. Voluey S|>alaing returned from a visit toHealdsburg early in the week, and on Fridaywent to San Jose to remain untilMonday.

Mr. Henry C. Solomon, the artist soilof Mr.M. Solomon, has gone to St. Louis ou business.Mr. Is. Couway and family went over from San

Francisco last Sunday to spend the day lvSau-salllo.

Other Social Items.The Al'iambra Literary and Social Club gave

Its first invitation party last evening at Uln-man's Hull. The affair was very pleasant inevery respect.

The Eclipse .Minstrel Club gave an entertain-ment and dance last evening at IrvingHall, andthe management had arranged so excellent aprogramme that all the guests enjoyed them-selves.

Toe members of the Sadik Club gave an en-joyableparty lust Wednesday evening at Unlon-aquare Hail. There was a lance attendance and

'the pleasant alliirdid not terminate until mid-night. Blum's Orchestra furnished the music tothe geneial satisfaction.

Xlm I'lcnlo SenSfin.The

'Central M. K. Sunday-school. Mission

street, will hold their annual picnic, which waspos'.poued on account of bad weather, at GlenEll?u, Sonoma Valley, on Tuesday, June 3d.

The St. Alb.ins Literary and Beneficial Associ-ation will unite with the Bunker Hill Associa-tion. Si. Allan's and St. Peter's Sunday-schoolsand hold 1heir annual picnic ami excursion outhe 17ih of June at Gleuwood, SuuUCiuz Moun-tains.

The National Club will hold its annual picnicat Glen Ellen next Sunday. A special featurewill he a bailie of ba«e-ball lor a silver trophy,between Ihe Recorder-,' an.lCounty Clerks' clubs.Loyola Assembly, Mo. 1, Young Men's CatholicUnion, willhold their thud annual picnic at LiveOak I'aik, Sau Jose, ou May ;.tutlj, Decorationday.

The San Fmnci.-co Caledonian Club willholdits annual gathering ol the clans on Saturday,May 31st, at Shell Mound Turk, Berkeley. Thecluo Is detarmluad to make this, the twenty-fourth annual n.uheriug ana Barnes-, the grandestand m..si enjoyable event of the season. Newgames will be introduced, n-ver before, seeu inAMii-nca. A large list of exciting club events Isopen to members of dobs from nilHurt*of theworld, who will receive over $2500 in cash andother pilze;,Including two handsome gold men-als, value StL'iij each, for long distance races,Scottish national dances by exuericldiismeii andlads and lassies In costume. Delegations fromall parts of the United Stales and Canada willbe present to take pail In Hie maud nourish ofliuuiuets. There will be dancing from 11o'clock in the morning in two iaviilous. Therewill lie a lull corps of Highland pipers la cos-tume.

-- ..Tue BrliljhBenevolent Society will hold Us

twenty-fifthamilversarv excursion and picnic atWiidwood Ulen, >ausallio, next Saturday (QueenVictoria's birthday). There will ho games forold am! young aud hfty choice prizes.

1lie Tuolumue Rcuulou Association will holdIts annual picnic aud leuulon ou June 17lh atBadger's I'm

The annual basket meeting of the IndianaSlate Association ot California willtake place onSaturday, lhe 31st iust..al Oak Grove, on IheCall-forula and .Nevada Narrow-gauge Railroad. Thetrain willleave EmeiyvllleJunction onSouthernPacific Railroad at 10 o'clock in the morning,and Sao I'ablo avenue and Fortieth street at10:05.

The picnic of the Native Sons of the GoldenWear, under the auspices of Hospertan Parlor,No. 137, will take place ou Saturday Ui-xt atUlen Ellen.

Fourih ot July will be celebrated by the So-ciety of tad pendent Old Friends by an excur-sion to Vallejo. M.iie Island. Crockett, Martinez,-.nd return on the steamer T. C. Walker, leaviugSau Francisco at 10 o'clock In the morning.

The family uicnic of the Dehance. Social Clubwill be held on Sunday. June Bill,at SchaefersGrove, Ross Taller. Sau Rafael.

The Young Men's Catholic Union, comprisingLeo Assembly, No. 4; Dotoies Assembly, No. 7,mid Uamlen Assembly, No S. willhold tnelr tlrstannual excursion to Cilen Ellen l'aik, SonomaCounty, uu Decoration day.

I i;,.s tr» T«ke Plnce.The Western Addition Literary and Social

Club willgive its regular monthly entertainmentHud social on Weduesday evening uext at OddFellows' Hall.

The members of U. S. Grant Lodge, No. 11,IT.E. A., willhold an open meeting on Fridayevening next In Laurel Hall, Shiels' Building,32 O'Farrell street.

The James A. Cat field Corps. No. 21. W. I!.C,willgive a social ami grab bag party at theirheadquarter*, 32 O'l'ariell street, Siilels' Building, to-morrow evening.

Hie members of Company 11, First InfantryRegiment, N.U.C, Captain 11. 1". Bush, willgiveaupp next Thursday eveulug at Uuiou-squaieHall.

Junior Couit Pride of California, No. 5. A.O.I". A., will hold its second open meeting onFriday evening, the 30th lust., at St. George'sHall.

The Tigs In Clover Club willclve a faucy dresspmy at Old Fellows' Hall Friday evening, the-DillPIOX.

A literary and musical entertainment will begiven Dy all the branches of the V.L.I.in tilt*city on Tuesday evening, the 3d prox.,at Irvingll.ill. Dancing willfollow Hie entertainment. Areception willbe Klv?u to the delegates to theGrand I.-: i\u25a0..;.• at Old Fellows' Hall on Thurs-day evening, the 19; inox.

The members of California Castle, No. 1,Knights ol the Golden Rule, willgive their sumanniversary party at Uuiou-squaie Hall ouWeduesday evening, the 11th prox.

The Third Regiment have Issued invitationsfor their presentation of colors, concert and ball,to lie given hi the I'avllion next Friday evening.

The members of Oro Fino Pallor, No. !<N. IX G. \V., will give a grab-big social atDruids' Hull, 413 Sutler street, next Saturdayevening.

The Del Monte Club willgive their ninth lionat Odd l'ellowa' Hall on Tuesday evening, Ilia27111 lust.

The member* of Grand Division No. 1,UnitedEndowment Associates, will ive their first di-vision meeting at Odd Fellows' Hall on Wednes-day evening. the 2Sih tnst. The literary exer-cises willbe lollowed by dancing.

The member! of James A.Garlield Lodge, No.86, U. E. A., will give uu auron and necktieparry at Washington Hall this evening.

Tii\u25a0 Held music (drummers and buglers) of theThud Regiment willgive a hall onTuesday even-ing, lhe :id prox., at B'n.n It'ilthHall.

The regular monthly entertainment and socialof Fhceiiix Council, No. 780, A.L. of 11., willbeheld at Washington Hall next Wednesday even-ing.

A complimentary entertainment willbe givenby Leo Assembly, No. 4. Dolores Assembly, No.7. and Damleii Assembly, No. 8, of the. YoungMen's Catholic Uuiou, at Metropolitan Hall,uextFriday evening.

The Nationals willgive a party at Union-squareHall to in,mow evening.

The Caledonian Club will give a concert ofScottish Jacobite sougs and a social dance atScottish Hall, on Friday evening next. The con-cert programme contains a selection of the mostbeautiful and characteristic Mugs written infavor ol the Stuart cause; and these will berendered In the most efficient manner possibleby Miss Alary E.Barnard, Miss E. V. McCloskeyand other eminent vocalists.

Young' Ladles' Institute No. 7 will giveUs anniversary party at ll'tial B'rilh Hall ouTuesday evening, the 27111 lust.

A parly willbe given by the Minuet Club atIrviugHallou Tuesday iveiling, the 27th lust.

Bay City Lodge. ('. O. F.. will glvea lawn-dies*parly on Wednesday evening, the l«;hprox., inUnion-square Hall.

"The Unknowns" have postponed their Invi-tation ball from next Thursday evening, to Tues-day evening, June 17th. at Union-square ll.hi.

The open meeting of Excelsior Lodge, No. 18,IT. 1. A., willho held ou Monday evening, the 2dprox., at Goldeu Gate Hah, Alcazar Building.

Eclipse Circle, No. 37, Companions ot the For-est, willgive a pound package party aud euier-lalument next Thursday evening at its hall inbluets Building,32 O'F.rrell Mieet.

Aball willbe giv. by th Young Ireland Par-liamentary Club on Thursday even tug, the 2t)tulaid at Ploueer Hall

"The Golden Giant" will be produced at li-ving Hall on etluesd iy eveuiug, the 4th prox.,at the benefit of Air. S. Klaus.

The monthly social of Bay City Lodg--, No. 619,Knights of Honor, willbe held at WashingtonHall this evening. -\u0084.-.• , *\u0084...\u25a0

The Mission ZigZag Social Club willgive Infirst parly at the Mission Opera Hall. 212&) Mis-sion street, ou Thursday evening, the 2Uth lust..The V.S. C.'s willgive their next entei taiumeutand dance at Union-square Hall ou Fild.iV even-ingnext.-

The Club Frohslun willhold Its monthly social"

on Sunday evening next at Olympic Assembly. •-\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0Unity Lodge, No. til.Knights of Pythias, andBuiuaby Lodge. No. lU4. Sou* of SI. George,will give a ball at K'ual B'rith Hall ou Saturdayevening, the 31st lust.. In aid of other B. U.Holmes, who hat become totallyblind. \u25a0 ••\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0••

MISSING.\u25a0 \u25a0\u25a0'

.Written for The Morning Call.

/->f OMETHING'S gone from out our householdJlßni Leaving all so strangely stilled; H#SJ^. JNo re-echoing sound or langhter'7"^ That through heart and gardens trilled;

Gone a lire that siarce beginningLeftits traces everywhere

Like the perfume of sweet flowersThat scent the soft May air.

Here aDd there are little-tokensThat by willinghands were made*, .

Teeming likedarts or sunshineThrough the leafy forest shade :

Andalthough the rays are goldenThat flash in the bowery vale,

Still 'tis but a fleeting glimmerFor the shadows winprevail.

The guitar that hangs so silent,Almost seems to miss the sweep

Of the fingers o'er its keyboardWith their dancing fairy leap.

The piano standing open, ,Speaks in language of its own

(More expressive than in wording)Grief for lovingtonches flown.

There's a picture on the easelThat should show a nest of youug,

With the old bird watching near itWhile her sweetest songs »re sung.

But alas the nest Is empty.Time with stern, unpttyitigsway

Willed the picture be unfinishedAnd our home be sad to-day.

Charles Ellis Meweii,

San lYanclsco, May,1&90

ADOMESTIC CHRONICLET'£-*jrJELL, my dear," said Mr. James58'fsf 3 Cavendish, entering his wife'si\g%l\ room, "I'vesent that girl of yours—

l— about her business."Mrs. Cavendish looked up with a start.

She was buttoning Hob's apron, patientlyfollowing him abuut the room as be friskedafter the cat.

"What?" said the, in a dismayed voice."Ispoke distinctly enough, didn'tI? I—

have— discharged— Lucy.""What for, James?""Insolence, that's all.""lintLucy never could have been inso-

lent," pleaded Mrs. Cavendish, twisting offthe last button from Bob's apron in herperturbation.

"Oh, couldn't she, though? Ijust wishyou had been there, that's all."

"What did she say?" ."Itold her she was half an hour behind

with breakfast, and asked her what shemeant by it;and she told me that she wasdoing the best she could, and could not dobetter ifall the world depended upon it."

"But, James, the poor girl is nearly fran-tic with toothache this morning.""Ican't help that; she had no business

to answer me so impudently. Itwasn't thewords so much— it was the manner."

"Poor LacyI Aud vou'vu dischargedher!"

That's you all over," said Mr. Caven-dish angrily. "Ibelieve you'd take any-body else's part against me. Of course Idischarged her. Itold her to move herthings outside of the house in two hours, orI'd flingthem out of the window."

"But, James, what am 1 to do?" saidMrs. Cavendish, who had by this timecaptured Ethel, the second child, and wasbuttoning her boots with nervous rapidity.

With one of my sick headaches comingon and Willie and l'en down with themeasles, and not one soul to lifta Hand formi.""

That's a Dretty question to nsk," saidMr. Cavendish, standing with his hands inhis pockets. "One would think you womenwere made of sugar or salt nowadays. Mymother had ten children— ten— and didevery stroke of work for them herself, yearivand year out, and here you make a rum-pus because you happen to be lett withouta servant fur twenty-four hours— because,of course, Ishail expect to stou at Wig-gins', and send you up a Norwegian or aSwede this afternoon."

Pour ilrs. Cavendish burst into tears." James," said she,"

Lucy was the beatgirl have ever had. You should nut havesent her out of the house in this way. iluwwould you like itIf Iwent do.vn to yourwholesale boot anil shoe place ami dis-charged your clerks?"

"1should say you did perfectly right,"replied Cavendish, "if they answered youimpertinently. Now, don't snivelIIfthereis anything Ihate it is a scene. I'llgodownstairs and boil the coffee myself

—auy

oue can make colfee—

and you hurry downwith the children as soon as you can. Thereis plenty of bread and butter and coldboiled ham, anyhow. .Nobody ever starvedon that."

Mr.Cavendish had "camped out" a gooddeal during his bachelor uays, and suc-ceeded in preparing a very good pot ofcoffee. The bread and butter and cold hamwere not bad of tlmir kind, but the childrencried aloud for milk. The Cavendisheskept a cow, and the milk had not beenbrought in.

"And that was what kept Lucy'" in-voluntarily cried Mrs. Cavendish.'• Condensed milk is good enough foranybody," asserted Mr.Cavendish.

But Bob and Ethel declined to drink iton auy terms.

"Starve 'em to ii'." said the father,drinking his hot coffee inprodigious gulps.".Healthy children have no business to bedainty."

And he caught up his hat and ulster andinatle a bee line for the train.

Mrs. Cavendish looked piteously aroundat the disordered table, the ash-choked tire,the general desolation of the room. Herheadache was gradually working itself upto the supreme moment of desperation.The children above stairs were crying forbreakfast. Hub was sailing his shoe in thecedar pail of water. Etnel was feeding thekitten from the can of condensed milk."Ma,"piped up Bob, "there's a tramp atthe kitchen winder!"

But it was no tramp. It was Miles, thestableman."Oh, Miles.Iam so glad!" said Mrs. Ca-

vendish. "Youhave bruught us the milk!"•'1haven't that, muni," said Miles. 'The

cow's lost, an' it's not uieself is goin* totrack her all through the swamps an" bogs.Ifthe master wants his cow took care ofhe's got to pay me a dollar a week morewages."

"Got to. Miles?""Yis'in!" boldly retorted the man. "I

ain't to be put upon no longer. DoctorMiller's man—"

"Very well," said Mrs. Cavendish, "youmay i>o!"

"Ma'am!" echoed astonished Miles."You are discharged," said Mrs. Caven-

dish, firmly, "at once!"Miles slunk away and disappeared.Mrs. Caveudish went up to her room, and

after administering as well as she could tothe wants of the poor little victims Ol meas-les she threw herself on the bi d, witha wettowel bound around her head and despairin her heart.

"Tin-re's one comfort," said Mrs. Caven-dish, gloomily smiling, "if he dischargedLucy 1have sent away Miles!"

Mr.Cavendish had an unusually busyday in the city. As ho was hurrying towardthe depot in the afternoon he rememberedthat his mission to Mr. Wiggins' famous"intelligence bureau" was yet unfulfilled.

"Coulound ii!" said Mr. Cavendish tohimself. "However, to-morrow will dojust as well. My mother did without anyhelp at all!"

Atthe station no buggy was waiting."1wonder what that lazy villain Miles is

doing! said Mr. Cavendish, a dark frowngathering upon his brow. "lie may thinkho s got a snug place ofit,but I'llteach himI'm not to be trilled with."

When he reached Althea Lodge every-thing was disorganized. Ethel was pullingthe leathers out of the peacock's tail. Bobwas galloping around the barn-yard on theback of Pounce, the pouy.

"We're having such "fun,pa!" he criedas his father entered the yard. "Pouncehasn't been fed, 'cause Icould not find thekey of the oat-bin and the cow is lost. Suchfun!"

"Where is Miles?" roared tho father."Madischarged him.""What forf"

'Cause hejalked saucy to her."Mr. Cavendish stood a moment staring at

the pouy and the peacock, the boy and thegirl.

"Ethel," said he, "let that, birdko. .Rob-ert, get off the pouy at once find come intothe house."

Ethel obeyed reluctantly; Hubert withalacrity.

"We've got company," chirped the latteryouth— "company, pa;Imost forgot to tellyou. And ma's in bed with headache, andthere's no one to get any supper. Hooray."

Mr. Cavendish hurried into the house.The pr.rlor was undusted, yesterday's flow-

f-rs were wilted in the vase?, and the lirahad died into a mass of feathery cinders.Through the open door was visible thedining-room, with the remains of the break-fast still on the table— as dispiriting a sceneas could well be beheld. And therein the midst of all this furlornity, sat Mrs!Burgoyne, his sister from the West, towhom he had frequently boasted <<f theperfection of his wife's housekeeping ar-rangements, and a Mrs. Kidgway, wliOonce, years ago, had been a sort of sweetfriend of his. Of all people, he was mostanxious that his home should appear Dleas-ant in the eyes of those two women ! andnow—

He made the best of it,however. He ex-tended to them an ostentatiously hospitablewelcome, hurriedly built up a blazing can-

nel coal fire in the grate, and hastened up-stairs to where poor Mrs. Cavendish wasdeluging her forehead in cologne and en-deavoring to twist up the wet braids of herheavy hair into company order.

"Julia," said he, "what does this mean?Miles gone—""

Idischarged him," said she, resolutely,"You said that Iwas perfectly justifiable

in doing so ifhe spoke impertinently tome.And he did so."

"But what am Ito do?""l'recisely the question Iasked you this

morning."Mr.Cavendish had nothing further tosay for himself. lie simply muttered some

kind of an anathema between his closedlips."

Do you know," he said, "that there, iscompany downstairs?""Yes; but until this moment Ihave beenunable to leave my bed."".My dear," he said, compassionately,

putting his arm around her shoulder, "duesyour head ache so hard?""Itis better now, James." \u25a0•\u25a0",;

< "Ido believe," slowly observed Mr. Cav-endish,"

that Ihave been a fool.""Oh, James!"-

"Iwish 1hadn't flown into such a pas-

sion with poor Lucy. And all about in.th-insr, too, when one comes to think of it."

Mrs. Cavendish laughed hysterically.'We all make mistakes, James," said

she. "Wait a moment, dear, and I'llgodownstairs with you now, if you'll give mayour arm. Icouldn't ask your sister audher friend up lure with the children sickwith measles, could I?""*

VJ,'.° is with tiiem now— the children. Imean?"Ahandy youne girl from the village-Lucy's sister."

.."Couldn't— she help us with thedinner?" ventured .Mr. Cavendish.

"She is too young. Besides, she has hadno experience. But, James—""Yes, Julia!"

"Open confession is good for the soul,"said Mrs. Cavendish. "Lucy came back tome about two hours ago. .She said you hadsent her away, but that she could not bearto leave meat such a time. She is gettingdinner downstairs now."

"She's a trump!" cried Mr. Cavendish.Scarcely had ho introduced his wife to theladies in the parlor than the folding-doors

of the back room slid open, revealing aa bright fire and a Well-spread table, dec-orated with spring llowers—daffodils, tu-lips and a few purple spites of lilac. Apair of ducks had been roasted in the bestaud most tempting style. There weresweetbreads and chicken salid by way of entrees;a delicious steam pudding sent forth itsperfume from the kitchen, and Lucy wasjust bringing in the tomato soup.

Mr. Cavendish nodded good-humoredlytoward her. She courtesied respectfully.

"Youneedn't worry about the horse andcow, sir, she said, in a low voice. "PeterPrink from the Low farm is coming to at-tend to them."While the rest were discussing thesteamed pudding ana prune pie Lucy

slipped into the parlur, and, to use her ownUtiiis, "straightened" up the disorderthere, and the last impression taken awayby the visitors was one of neatness and.comfort.

Mr. Cavendish drew a long breath as hewatched the retreating footsteps of his com-pany toward the road that led to the train... i. *»' Silill '""• turning to his wife,1ye come to the conclusion that timeshave changed since my mother did tile work

for ten children without any servant.""Iquite agree with you," said Mrs. Cav-endish, quietly."AndIwas entirely wrong when Isent

Lucy away and you were quite right whenyou discharged Miles. So henceforward,my dear, we will try to mingle a little com-muu sense with our housekeeping. Eh?Shall we?"

Mrs. Cavendish smiled as she assented.

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