The morning call., 1890-10-13
ing friends in Petaluma, has returned to

ing friends in Petaluma, has returned to
this city.
Mrs. b. Chandler Howard returned to
Japan last Thursday on the steamer China
after visit to her parents, MIR. and Mrs.
Hops, of couple of months.
Mr. Irving NJ. Scott is expected TO return
from Washington, ID. c., the latter part Of
this month
Major Powell and daughters have taken
apartments at the Occidental Hotel for the
winter season.
Mr.. II. IL. Sprague leaves next Wednesday
for visit of few weeks in the East.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. J. Dibble nee Dugan) are
at the Hotel del Monte
Mrs. Louis Janin has been visiting Santa
Barbara during the past week.
Mrs. c. W. Moore, Mrs. David Porter and
Mir. and Mrs. Hackett have gone on visit
to the Hotel del Monte.
Mrs. Theresa Fair and Miss Birdie Fair,
who are paying on enjoyable visit to Mr.. and
Mrs. Herman Oelrlchs in New York City,
will return home late in December.
Miss Sallie Tibault, who has been taking
care of the VIII Croker house during the
absence of its owners, is on the eve 81 de-
parture for the East and will likely make a
trip to Europe before her return.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry L. Hall expect to
spend the winter season at the Hotel
Rafael.
Mrs. Edward F. Qualtrough returned on
the last steamer from Honolulu, and is now
visiting friends at the Mare Island Navy
yard.
Mr.. A. Fl. Small is at the Napa Soda
Springs, suffering from severe attack Of
rheumatism.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence NJ Mann (nee
Gage have been passing their honeymoon at
the Hotel del Monte.
Mr. and Mrs. F. L. G. Tibbits nee Folger)
are at the Hotel del Monte on their wedding
tour.
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their honeymoon at the Hotel del Monte.
Miss Violet Whitney returned from Homo
lulu to her home in Oakland on the last
steamer
Mr.. and Mrs. J. d. Tallant have gone to
the Occidental Hotel for the winter season.
Miss Jenuie Laird, the young lady lawyer,
leaves for New York in few days, where,
she has been engaged as special counsel in
a prominent case.
Mr.. Alfred Wilke has leased the house
S34 OFarrell street, where he will have his
studio. Mrs. Wilkie and Master Fred Wilkie
and will be pleased to see their friends at
above address. Mrs. Emma Fredericks of
Boston accompanied them to this city.
MessrS. William NJ. Alvord and G. w.
Bennett are rustcating at the -Etna Springs,
hunting quail and deer.
Miss Blanche Verdenal and Mrs. D. F.
Nerdenal, of New York City, ar5 the guests
of Mrs. 5. +. Gashweiler.
judge a. j. Buckles, Department Com
mander Of the G. A. l.. and Mrs. Buckles
are at the Windsor Hotel. Oakland.
Mr. t. 3. Chandler, after an absence of
three mouths along Puget Sound aud the
northern country, has returned to the city
and is stopping at the Pleasanton Hotel.
Mr. and Mrs. Ida Bishop have secured
apartments at the Hotel Pleasanton for the
winter. They have made arrangements to
occupy their rooms November 1st.
MI o. A. Hale of San Jose is spending a
few days at the Occidental Hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Simpkins, Miss
Simpkins and Mr. IL. Il. Simpkins will re-
main at the Hotel del Monte until their de-
parture for the East and Europe.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles SUnntag are at the
Palace Hotel.
Miss Mabel Jones of Santa Cruz came up
yesterday to resume her studies in Oakland.
Mrs. L. w. Waterman and daughter are
visiting in San Bernardino. Governor
Waterman expects to join them there next
week from San Diego.
Mr.. Joseph b. Crockett intended leaving
last evening for a three weeks trip East.
Mrs. Elizabeth Custer, the widow of Gen
eral Custer, is visiting in Helena. Mont. at
present
Nh j. r. Wilmer, U. s. N, arrived from
Annapolis, Md, on Wednesday, en- route to
tie Mare Island Navy-yard.