The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-10-09

POmer0y, MIR. and Mrs. w. w. fo0te, MISS
Harry Durbrow. Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. BeldeD,
Miss Nellie Hyer. Miss Josephine Cone, Miss
Jennie Mcmillan. Miss sara Dean. Mrs. Will
Gibbs. George q. Carr. Mrs. Elisha Carr, Miss
LeOnide Cook. Elisha Van Slyke Cook, q ilbert
Quincy, and Alfred Tubbs:
T. Cary Friedlander and Alexander Hamil.
ton left last Friday to visit the Worlds Fair
Colonel and Mrs. Isaac TrumbO will leave
next Saturday to visit the columbian EXPOSE
ton Tor month.
Mrs. George Law Smith and Miss Smith have
retur lied from their tour OF Europe aud will re-
celve their friends Oh Fridays at their resi-
dence, 1926 Jackson street.
Mrs. Martin Il. Roberts has returned from
months visit 10 the Worlds Fair.
Peter Donahue Martin left last Wednesday
to visit the Worlds Fair ana his brothers,
Walter and Andrew, who are at college at
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wallpert and the Misses
Lena aud MOllie lis left last Thursday to visit
Chicago and the principal cities Of the Eastern
States.
Miss Florence Hardy, daughter OF Hon.
Thomas Hardy. has gone East to pursue her
studies and Is visiting the Worlds Fair en-
route.
Mr. and Mrs. George E. Perkins have de-
parted to visit the Columbian Exposition and
the Eastern States. They VIII also visit Sena-
tor George G. Perkins in Washington, ID. c..
and Will return home about Christmas.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Hubert Morrow have
returned after a months visit at Judge Nor
rows villa at Sau haIaeis
Mr.. and Mrs. G. S. Laumeister have gone to
Chicago where They will remain about month.
Albert E. Castle has returned from months
visit to New York and Chicago.
L. s. Heller left for Chicago on Friday 10 visit
the exposition.
Mrs NJ H. Hecht Miss Saidee Hecht, Miss
Sarah Hecht of Boston, Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis p.
Wiel and Master Harry Wiei left for Chicago
and the Eastern States yesterday, and will be
away about two months.
Miss Mamie Nicholson. daughter of DR.. I. E.
Nicholson. of Oakland, left last Wednesday for
Vicksburg, Miss. where she will pass the win
! Ter with her cousin, Miss Margie GWin.
| The home OF Mr.. and Mrs. George Davis
Boyd was frightened last Tuesday by the ad-
| vent OF a baby boy.
Louis Soss Jr will leave next Tuesday to
| visit the Columbian Exposition.
Mrs. J; Leo Lenthal and family have gone
| to New York, and will sail for Europe october
81 on the steamer La Toufafne.
| Fred Gerstley has gone East and Will sail
| from New York for France on October 21.
| Eastern Trip.
Miss Madge Carroll. Miss Fannie Carroll.
| Miss Lizzie Bolton. and Robert c. Bolton de-
| parted last Tuesday TO visit Chicago and other
| Eastern points.
DIR. William j. Younger has arrived in Wen
ma. where his wife and daughters have been
| studying music for the past year. They will
return home early In the winter.
Leon s. Greene baum will leave next Saturday
| on Two months Visit TO the Eastern States.
Mrs. M. B. M. T0land has returned from Del
| MIR. and Mrs. Lewis Gerstle and family will
| return to the city this week, after passing the
| summer in San Rafael
| Mrs. o. w. Childs and the Misses Cbilds
| have returned to Los Angeles after brief visit
| here.
Mr. and Mrs. Marcus L. Gerstle (nee Aecht)
| are visiting relatives In Cincinnati, Ohio.
| Mr.. ana Mrs. P. A. tinigan. who have been
| passing the summer in Switzerland, are now In
Paris.
Paul R. Jarboe paid ,bricf visit to Santa
| Cruz during the past week.
| Martin II. Roberts Jr. has returned from a
| visit TO Chicago and other Eastern cities.
Miss Clara Taylor and Miss L. j. LindIey OF
Sacramento are Inspecting the Columbian Ex-
! position.
| Mamie Dooley have gone East EN- route to Eu.
rope and Will be away about year
Colonel aud Mrs. Joseph X. Smith, U. s. A.,
and Miss Juliet Smith left last Thursday for
Miss Alice Ames left last Wednesday to visit
her sister, Mrs. Robert Wood. in Chicago
Mr.. and Mrs. William Haas left for Chicago
! last Friday.
| Mrs. James Appleton Mcguire has returned
from visit to the Columbian Exposition. Her
mother, Mrs: George J. Bucknall, is sting
| relatives in New York City.
| Rudolph Neumann and James Wilson will re-
tura from Unaiaska early In November on the
United States steamer Bear.
| Thursday to visit the Columbian Exposition.
In Chicago they will meet Miss Fannie Dan
forth and the Misses Irene and Hattie Tay,
| who have been there for several weeks. Mrs.
! Danforth will remain with them while Mr.. Dan.
forth goes TO New York and Washington, ID. Z.
| They will be away month.
Luis L0aiZa has returned 20 the city after
| long absence in Central America.
| Lieutenant Samson l.. Fason, First Infantry
| q. S. A., has returned from his Eastern trip.
| Lieutenant Charles &. Starr, First Infantry
| U. s. A., has returned TO his company after a
prolonged absence at Columbus Ba tracks,
| Ohio, where he was on general recruiting ser.
| vice.
Lieutenant and Mrs. Richmond MICA Scho-
| field, Fourth Cavalry, U. S. A, visited The
Columbian Exposition while en- route from
| Portland, Or, TO Washington, d. c.
William IL. Keith Jr sailed from England
| last Saturday on the steamer City OF New York
| for New York City.
| Mr.. ano Mrs. Maurice Casey and Miss Kate
| May Dillon are at the Holland House in New
| York City.
Misses Susie and Ella Morgan left last
Wednesday to visit the Columbian Exposition.
| Mir. and Mrs. Warren ID. Clark are occupy
| ing the residence 1882 Broadway.
Mr.. and Mrs. M0uniford S. Wilson have re-
! turned from visit to the Columbian EXPOSE
| ton.
Lieutenant Nat P. Phister, First Infantry, U.
| S. A., has returned 10 Angel Island after two
years of service at The Infantry School of Ap-
plication at LeayenwOrtb, Kans.
DIR. William N. Sullivan. U. S. N, who has
been north as surgeon OF the Corwin, has re-
turned home
Colonel johnson v. d. Middleton, Medical
Department, U. s. A., left last Monday to visit
the Eastern States on a six weeks'leave of
absence.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry L. Dodge and the
Misses Hopkins are visiting New York CITY,
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph NJ Masten are residing
at 2612 Buchanan street. Mrs. Masten will re-
ceive on the first and third Fridays of each
month
Mrs John II. Dickinson left last Thursday
to visit the Columbian Exposition for few
weeks.
Passed Assistant Surgeon Mlllard 81. Craw.
ford. U. s. N, has been promoted to the rank
| Of surgeon. DR.. Crawford Is on special duty
here In connection with tho Medical Depart
ment Of the navy.
| Mr. and MRS. Mark Sheldon, Miss Sheldon,
| and joseph A. Sheldon Will leave next Tues
| day 10 visit the Columbian Exposition.
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell j. Wilson will depart
| next Wednesday for Chicago.
Mrs. w. Mayo Newhall has returned from
| Chicago.
| Mr.. and Mrs. A. W. Foster are In Chicago.
| Horace /. Hill left on Friday 10 visit the
| Columbian Exposition.
Major Edward Hunter, u. s. A., and family