The morning call., 1891-08-20

Miss Hanton; Mtssrs. J.: smith,n W.
/. Goldman. u" D. Becker R Ii. A. Wolf, H B.
Mayo, A. }. Krower. W. Bannon, c. COLLEEN,
4. Cox, e. }. WALL, w. E. Murphy. r.
Brewer, w. j. Gallagher. L. Murphy, j.
Murphy. John Walsh. K. Barron. d. Hurley,
}. r. Mcdonnell, L. Reid, c. Peterson. f.
Ccgswell, j. }. Mcdonnell, Baron Rudolph,
J. Sullivan, d. Neville. C. Reid, William
NED Mcdonnell u,s J.; oB5iena W. G4tls S,,. p
J. Kearney. F. Manning. J. G. Jolly, l.
Bapinat. C. G. Gunther, NJ. LIE Brun. S.
Nicholas, Ii. Zimerman, r. L. Ryan. c. Z.
Lane, d. Thomas, Joe Walsh, Ben Carter,
J. Cuiley. f. Ralph, j. Sullivan, Joe Brown.
ID. Coakley.
Society Personals.
Senator Charles n. FELTON, is in Southern
California enjoying the hospitality of his
many friends. Governor Markham enter
talned him Saturday evening at his home in
Pasadena.
Justice and Mrs. Stephen ]. Field will
leave for the East to-day.
After pleasant sojourn at Wawona and
Yosemite, Mrs. A. 5. Burnett and Miss Bur-
nett, Mrs. Llewellyn Jones and Miss Jones
have returned to the city and are at the
PleasantOn.
Mrs. Peter Donahue, Mrs. w. T. Wallace,
Miss Romie Wallace and Miss Fannie
LOughbUrough leave for the Del Monte TO-
dav.
Mrs. Eleanor Martin and Mr. Peter D.
Martin leave for the East to-day.
MIR. Charles l.. Cl0ugh has returned from
Maine and taken rooms at the Marechal
Mel, where he and his bride will reside
until about October 1St, when their home at
202l Webster street will lie ready.
| Mr.. Nick Kittle has gone to Fresno to re-
| side.
Mrs. j. T. Flood and Mrs. Jennie Flood
came up yesterday from Menlo Park and
! VIII remain few days IN this city.
| Mr.. ana Mrs. David Hewes have returned
| from Del Monte and are at the Palace.
Mr. j. G. Eastland has returned from q
| brief visit to Santa Cruz.
| Mr.. and Mrs. A. Liebenthal are at the
| Hotel Rirhelieu for the winter.
Mrs. A. G. Booth is visiting Santa Cruz.
Mr.. II. S. Foote, brother of Mr.. w. w.
| Foote, is very i'll in this city and doubts are
entertained of his recovery.
The Rev. Dr. j. A. Benton of the Pacific
| Theological Seminary returned to Oakland
on the 18th from the International Con-
gregational Council recently held in Lon
| don.
Mr. Albert Gallatin has returned from a
| trip to Alaska.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Hazard of San Diego
have returned TO this city from brief
| visit to relatives in San Jose and leave for
| homo in a few days.
| MI and Mrs. Charles NJ. Fisher. formerly
| oil Niles, but at present living in Seattle, are
| visiting friends in this city.
Messrs. ii. l.. Slosson and Jasper L. Lud-
| low visited Fresno on Monday.
General Walter Trumbull, who was seri-
| ously Ill with typhoid fever, is reported bet
| ter by Miss Trumbull.
Mrs. Holloway and her daughter, Mrs.
Blackwell. of England, have returned from
| visit TO Phelan Park.
A party consisting of Mrs. Nj. r. Waite,
| widow of the late Chief Justice of the
! United States, and her daughter, of Wash
ington, ID. c.; Mr.. and Mrs. Gloyd, a sister
OF Mrs. Waite. and Mr.. and Mrs. II. W.
onado the first of the week.
Mrs. G. w. Hume and Master Eddie
| Hume of Piedmont have left for Lake Ia
| hoe.
Mrs. II. Il. Bancroft has been visiting San
Diego.
Colonel E. C. Noyes of the Fifth United
States Cavalry, who has made his home in
Reno.
| Hon. Stephen NJ. White of Los Angeles
has returned from Lake Tahoe and will re-
main few days in this city before proceed
ing home.
Lieutenant Governor James A. john
son OF Napa County is stopping for a few
DAYS in this city
escorted by Messrs. James w. Merrill and
Harrison HOuseworth, of this city, have re-
turned from pleasant trip to San Jose,
| Mount Hamilton, Del Monte and Pacific
| Grove They started Saturday morning
and returned on the evening of the next
day, Saturday night being passed at Smiths
| creek, after moonlight drive down from
tne Lick Observatory. They were well
pleased with the whole picturesque round
| trip