The morning call., 1891-03-09

from the Patterson, are in Los Angeles Wis
| iting relatives.
Mrs. G. Nj. Whitley of Suisun is visiting
her daughter, Mrs. Lieutenant c. NJ Per
| kins, on Mare Island.
Lieutenant Commander George A. Norris
and Mrs. Norris are expected here about the
end of the month. The Omaha is en- route
| from China to Panama 10 receive new
! crew, and will probably arrive here about
| that date.
Mrs. Ramona billiard and family have
returned home to this city, after pleasant
three weeks visit in San Luis Obispo.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Croker have re-
turned home from pleasant trip of few
weeks in the south.
Mrs. Theresa Fair will probably spend
| Easter at Del Monte. She will not 20 East
again until next winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. II. Follis have purchased
cottage in San Rafael which, after sub
hitting to extensive improvements, they
contemplate occupying during the SUM-
| mer season.
Mrs. Isaac Trumbo is being en- tertained
ut the home OF her mother in Salt Lake
City, Utah.
siding for the past seven months in Chisle-
hurst, Kent. Mr.. Yates, however, spends
much of his time in his studio in London.
Mr. Tallant. who accompanied his
mother. Mrs. ID. j. Tallant, and his wife on
| their trip to Coronado, retured on Friday to
his home in this city,
Mr.. Lansing Miner is confined to his
| house with a severe attack of rheumatism
| in the foot.
Mr.. G. w. Hume, Mr.. L. c. Hume and
Miss Hume of Oakland are at San Diego.
Mr. P. j. d nlhue is at Redondo Beach.
Mr.. John a. Hooper has returned home
! from the south.
Among the visitors at Redondo b ach is
Mr.. G. W. Chandler.
DR.. and. Mrs Paolo de Vecchi will pass
much of the summer in San Rafael
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Ii. Follis have purchased
a place at San Rafael, and are making ex-
tensive additions to the residence. They
will reside there during the summer months
Mr.. Frank Unger was here on visit last
| Saturday. He is with the GlllSs In Sacra-
mentu at present, and will shortly return to
| Europe with them.
Miss Adele Martel has returned from a
visit to the Martel Villa, near Mountain
View.
Lieutenant Qualtrough left for a months
visit TO the East on Thursday evening last.
Mr.. Charles y. Baldwin is visiting New
! York City.
Second Lieutenant Sydney a. Cloman of
| the First Infantry, who arrived here on
| Wednesday in command of Company G, is
the man who captured Bad Hand. This In
dian is the ore who killed Lieutenant Casey,
| and Lieutenant Cl0man has been congratu-
| lated on his capture.
Mrs. ". II. Mills, her two daughters and
| the Misses Doyen and Sharon have returned
| TO the city after pleasant visit to Los An
| geles and vicinity. While in the south they
were storm-bound in Azusa and Ontario.
Their experience in crossing the raging San
! Gabriel was flied with moving circum-
stances" and imminent perils. They ira
| versed the bOWider-cumbered torrent on a
Studebaker farm wagon that toppled on
| two wheels as it was met broadside by the
| fUaming torrent; but happily they reached
| the farther shore in safety.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. i. Van Wyck and Mr..
and Mrs. l.. c. Marshutz have been visiting
at the Redondo Beach Hotel
Miss McKarron of Argeleno Heights, Los
Angeles, comes to San Francisco next week
| for an extended visit.
Assistant Surgeon W. E. Hopkins, who is
on leave from Fort Columbus, n. Y, is at
215 Geary street.
Mr.. George d. Dornin of this city was the
guest of Mir. and Mrs. F. B. Wetherby of
Pasadena last Monday.
Mr.. H. B. Isaars, banker of Washing
ton, is at the Riehelieu.
Mr.. W. B. Folman is visiting in San Luis
Obispo.
Miss Adele StOneman OF Los Angeles is
being entertained by Mrs. Charles Sonntag
at the Hotel Pleasanton.
Lieutenant F. s. Rice, First Artillery, U.
| S. A, has gone to Fresno.
Mrs. Joseph Rucker is making prepare
tons TO return to-day 10 San JOKE after a
visit with friends in this city. Mir. and Mrs.
| Rucker contemplate occupying the new
| home they have been erecting in Santa
Clara County in a couple of weeks.