The morning call., 1891-07-22

Miss Alice Meehan. Miss Marguerite
Meehan,. Miss May Bradbury, Miss Lily
Bell Etting, Miss Nellie Hughes, Miss Lila
bradbury, Miss Mabel Etting, Miss Stella
Hughes, Miss Rose Schultz, Miss Lizzie
Ferguson, Miss Mary Stand, MessrS. ii.
Bach, II. A. Anderson, II. w. Remington,
C. +. Meyer, w. +. Cordes, J. Kress, NJ. G..
McClinton. w. Is. Bradbury, John Mer-
guire, G. Theler, DR.. w. ii. Sieterst
Party on Chestnut Street.
A very pleasant party was rendered to
Miss Winnie O'Hara at the home or her pa
rents, 2l2 Chestnut street. last Sunday
| night.
Some fine vocal music was rendered by
Messrs. J. Callaghan and J. MeNulty. An
elegant repaSt was served at midnight.
Among those present we're: Miss Winnie
o Hars, Miss Fannie Sheldon, Miss Annie
GOdehus, Miss Maggie Richards. Miss Anne
| liza Stafford; Messrs. L. Cailaghan, James
McNulty, A. Pauillsen. S. Richards. w.
Stafford, A. Godehus and James Callaghan.
Society Personals.
Mrs. Consul j. Simpson and children
have returned from prolonged stay in San
Rafael and are now settled in their new
| home on the southwest corner Of California
and Webster streets.
Mrs. W. II. Smith and Miss Belle Smith
| arrived on the Colima on Monday from
Panama.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Hewes and Miss Jen-
ME Stanford Lathrop arrived at the Airing
ton from Los Angeles on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Haulon and Miss
Hanlon are located at the Holenbeck. Los
Angeles, for few days.
Mrs. c. Curtin and the Misses Mollie and
Jennie Curtin have left Cornada Ranch
for Santa Cruz
Colonel and Mrs. o. ]. Hodge of Cleve-
land, Ohio, returned from the Hawaiian
Islands yesterday on the steamship Zea-
landIa and are at the Palace Hotel.
Mrs. Emma AckerS0n, who has been VS.
ting her sister, Mrs. Doctor Chaigneau of
Crescent City, has returned home.
Hon. Jesse Carr of Salinas is in town.
Miss Jennie kerrison and Miss Helen
Elmondson passed the Fourth at Sun0l.
The following week Miss Helen Edmondson
left for Santa Cruz.
Mr.. Basil Heathcote has been visiting
POrterYllle.
Bertha Hardin are the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. \. l.. Bascom of San Jose.
Mrs. Austin Arnold, Mrs. Charles TOrbert
| and Miss Molie Torbcrt of San Francisco
were at the Sea Beach Hotel Monday.
Miss ESsie Friedman has returned from
| her northern trip, and will be at home the
first and third Tuesdays of each month as
usual.
Miss Matte c. McAIahon of this city left
yesterday morning for two weeks visit to
Santa Cruz
Dir. W. E. Dargie was summoned to
Klamath bot Springs on Monday by the
tiding5 Of his little daughters illness.
Misses May Sharon and Eleanor Council
are visiting Mrs. w. IL. Mills on Beach Hill,
Santa Cruz
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas O'NeiIl and their
family, OF DevisaderO street, are camping at
Mill Valley.
Miss Kate Kelly is a guest of Mrs. Thomas
O'Neili at Mill Valley.
Miss Maggie O'Brien and her friend Miss
Minnie Stephens have gone on a visit to
Pacific Grove.
Dr.. and Mrs. Frank II. Zess- Dennis sailed
last week from New York for Europe.
Mrs. w. I. Bowers is the guest Of friends
in Oakland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Palache and Miss Palache
are expected this week from Lake Tahoe.
Passed Assistant Surgeon NJ. FL. Crawford
has been detached from the Independence
and ordered TO duty at San Francisco, re-
lieving Surgeon Martin.
DR.. ). W. Dennis and Miss Dennis have
returned from Yosemite
MIR. W. W. Hurt of Santa Barbara has re-
turned from trip to London, England, and
will remain in the city for Il short visit be-
fore proceeding home.
Mr.. c. Z. Erty, the London capitalist, has
returned from an extended visit OF inSpec-
ton OF Mexican mining properties.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. 5. Moses have returned
from brief visit to the country.
The Armour party has returned East by
the northern route, accompanied by Hon.
and Mis-. Thomas Fitch.
Mr.. Howard D. Melone, son OF Mr. Drury
! Melone. formerly Secretary of State. now
! of Oak Knoll, Napa, County, is stopping at
| the Hotel del Coronado for time.
Among those al the Arcadia, Santa
| Monica, are Judge w H. Barnes and vile
and Mrs. J, II. Martin of Tucson; Captain
! Fitzgerald of the EnglIsh army, Mrs. Thomas
Hughes Of Fresno and Mr. II. NewmaTk
and family OF this city.
Messrs. A. Deifno. J. Morchia, f. Will
Jams aud z. Hoffman, four well-kGown
sportsmen, with their famous dogs Bruno
and Ben, left for PescaderO on Wednesday
for their annual outing. With the exception
| that their wagon was minus the regulation
canvas top, their outfit when starting In
Market street recalled party Of emigrants
! crossing the plains. They viii 20 into camp
forthwith and Christian il gaup 1'ra-Ia 10