The morning call., 1891-09-13

instrumental sonata. AL IL o'clock a sump-
tu0us repast was served Several to %sts
were given, and Miss Martha Steele's toast
thaaking her friends for the pleasant sur
prise, was greeted with burst of applause.
Those present were: The Misses Amelia
and Annie Mllar, the Misses Anna and Lou
Steele, the Misses Grace and Martha Steele,
Mrs. Steele, Miss Louise Fitz; Messrs. G.
McCart e, X. V. Meyer, ElwOOd Hill, Emil
Prahl, E.. Simmons, j. McWhinney, j. 81.
McInni5 Sydney HaSlett, alph Harron, G.
Cratzinstein, j. McInnis, E. Steele.
Society Personals.
A pleasant event of the past week at the
Cape May cottage of President Harrison
was the arrival of Mrs. Mckee and Mrs.
Russell Harrison from their European trip.
concerning the delights of which they ar
exceedingly enthusiastic.
Rev. and Mrs. j. MinOt Savage have been
visiting friends in San Lorenzo
Mrs. Timothy Hopkins is at the Palace
Hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Claus Spreckels will spend
the winter in Nice. Italy.
Major and Mrs. j. L. Rathbone have
moved into their new residence on Jones
and California streets for the winter.
Mr.. William Gerstle is preparing for a
years sOj0urn abroad.
Mr.. and Mrs. William 81. Morrow are re-
dI loo LtdNbuWOTtH street..
Mrs D. Callaghan and Miss Callaghan
will leave next week for England and late
in the year will cross over to the Continent
for an extended European tour.
Mrs. J. Paulsen left Philadelphia for home
last week
Mr.. viii Dohrmann arrived in PhIladel-
phia Sunday. the 9th inst, and after visit
ing the electrical exhibition in Montreal
will return to Philadelphia and join his
class at the Philadelphia Dental College.
Nine. Biber returned to New York last
Saturday and is expected home on the oath
of this month.
General and Mrs. E. Ward OF the Bank OF
California have been visiting in San Jose.
Mrs. Colonel William Edwards, after
pleasant stay at the Geysers for several
days, returned home to this city on Friday
Mr.. John Kenny and his sister, Miss Mae
Kenny. are now stopping at the Hotel
Royal, New York City.
Mr.. A. F. Sleicher has returned from
Santa Cruz, where his decorative genius
was fully appreciated.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Painter (nee Fergu-
SOM are at Santa Monica.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. l.. Head and Miss Amy
Head have returned from Santa Cruz.
Mr.. Thomas Derby of San Jose is in town
on visit.
Miss d. FOrtman of Alameda are visiting at
Santa Cruz.
Mr.. Henry G. Solomon, the artist. son of
Mr.. M. Solomon, has left for Chicago on
business.
Mr.. Joseph Hamburger and daughter,
Miss Dina, Of San Jose are the guests of
Mr. and Mrs. G. F. Bacci of q Hartford
street.
Among the arrivals yesterday at the Occi-
dental Hotel is Mr. Isaac e. Blake, Presi-
dent of the Continental Oil Company of
Denver, Colo. Mr.. Blake presented Trinity
NJ. Z. Church OF Denver, with a $4,000
organ, which was dedicated by Clarence
Eddy In 1888. He remains here a short
time.
DR.. r. Fl. Mcdonald is seriously ill at
Paso Robes Hot Springs. where he went
for his health.
Miss Marion Pritchard is being enter
tained by some of her charming friends al
Camp Taylor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Leigh have returned
to San Francisco after a five weeks visit to
Victoria, b. c., and Portland, Oregon
Major Stanley and his sister, Miss Cor
nelia, have returned home after spending
very pleasant time at Larkspur.
Mrs. j. j. Hayes of this city is on visit
to relatives in San Jose.
Miss L. A. Treichler of Sacramento is In
town and would be pleased TO see her friends
at 124 O'Farrell street, as she leaves for her
home in few days.
Among those at Bartlett Springs are Mr..
and Mrs. c. TilleauX. Mrs. Tilleaux was
Miss Hattie Mcdowell, daughter of James
and Margaret Mcdowell, who came to Cali
fOrnia and settled at Fort Suffer in March,
1916, where Miss Hattie was born February
q, 1917, thus emitting her to the honor of
being the first white female child born in
the State