The morning call., 1893-12-18
Personal MENTION.

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| Eberle, U. S. N. has returned to the city after
an absence Of eighteen mon h. in China and
Japan. and will pass the winter with her pa
rents. Mr.. and Mrs. Randolph Harrison, at
their residence, 1928 Webster street.
Miss MercadO is visiting her aunt, Mrs. Mon.
| roe Salisbury.
MIR. and Mrs. William S. Tevis have come up
| holidays here.
| General w. III. Dimond returned last Wed
nesday from a visit TO Honolulu.
| Hugo Toand is here on a visit from New
| York TO his mo- her, Mrs. NJ. b. NJ. Toland, who
is at the Hotel Pleasauton.
Ffoiott 81. j. Phillips has returned to the
city aft r prolonged absence in Mexico and
the Southern States
Mrs. w. II. Ball has returned from an ex.
tended Eastern TIP and is at the Colonial.
| Franz b. Peterson has returned from pro-
longed visit 10 Chicago, New York, Phlladel-
phia. Baltimore, Washington, ID. e., and San
Antonio. He was slightly injured in the rail-
| road accld nj at LordsbuTg, n. Mex, where the
entire train was WI cked.
Miss G. l.. PIayter and Miss Grace Playter,
| of Oakland, are visiting friends in New York
City.
Miss Minnie Houghton Is expected home be-
| fore Christmas after prolonged visit TO Hon.
| and Mrs. organ u. Buckley or Hartford,
Conn.
ROthwell Hyde. who Is at his vineyard near
81. Helena, l. expected to pass the Christmas
holidays in this city.
| Lieu enant James Ashley Turner, U. s. NJ.
c.. has been Ieti ed from naval servic AT his
own request, owing to physical disability.
Lieutenant aud Mrs. Turner Will reside in this
city hencefoith.
Mrs. William S. Barnes will receive on
Wednesdays at her residence. 1923 Sacra-
DR.. Charles a. Clinton has returned from his
European nip.
MIR. and Mrs. Joseph ID. Redding have re-
turned 10 the city after passing couple Of
mouths In tllv Eastern s
MIR. and Mrs. A. Z. Hotallng Jr. have re-
turned from their Eastern trip.
Mrs. A. Boyers aud Miss Stone are staying at
lie Colonial.
Senator and Mrs. George C.. Perkins are at
tie Hotel Shoreham III Washington, ID. e..
where they will pass Ihr winter
MIR. ana Mrs Howard L. Taylor (nee Cole)
have returned from their wedding trip. ana
Will receive ON the fist Thu sday of each
month at their residence. 1719 Geary street.
a. ii. Wilcox Is staying al The Holland House
In New York CITY.
Mr.. and Mrs. }. Philip Smith are at the Grand
Union Hotel in New York City.
Nj. aud Mrs. ). b. Blake have taken rooms
at the Colonial for the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. Heartfelt left New York City
last Saturday on the steamer Lucania for
| Liverpool
"r. aud Mrs. Joseph A. Donohoe have re-
turned from New York.
Miss Gertrude Wilson. who has been visiting
the Columbian Exposition and the Eastern
States for seyei al months, has returned and is
| at tie Hotel Pleas nton, where she will pass
the winter.
Mis-. Frances B. Edgerion. who has been
Easl for couple of months, is expected home
| about Christmas.
DIR. ana Mrs. William j. Younger are STOP
ping temporarily al the Palace Hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Parrott have returned
from their Eastern trip.
| Mr.. ana Mrs. Horace Sewal nee Ashe, were
In India when last heard from
Mr.. and Mrs. " illam Fries arrived in New
| York City last Monday. They Will IeDan there
during the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. ]. Bowie. uiss Bessie Bowie
and Miss May FfIedander lett last Monday on
Lake CITY and he mining district of Idaho.
| Louis Greenebaum and Jesse Triest have
| returned from prolonged visit to The Column
bian Exposition and The principal Eastern
| cities.
George d. Toy and family are at The Colonial,
and will remain there during the winter.
Henry L. Boihin is at the Fifth avenue Hotel
| In New York City.
Mrs F. w Sharon and Miss Lena Bian ding
| have returned from a visit To MIR. and Mrs. W.
s. Tevis at their ranch near Bakersfield.
DIR. and Mrs. George Ii. Powers have returned
from a tour of the Eastern States.
| Catherwood are in New York City, where they
Will remain until next February. The home Of
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest C. la Montague has been
brighten by the advenl of a son.
MIR. and Mrs. K. l.. Griffith are visiting New
Mrs. +. c. Van Ness and Miss Daisy Van
Ness have returned from prolonged visit to
| the Eastern States.
James Hor, burgh Jr. is In New York City.
Surgeon William Martin. United States navy,
| has returned from Niarseilles France, where he
was on sp- cial duty, ana has been retired from
| service owing TO physical disability. He will
soon return 10 this city
Colonel and Mrs. Evan Miles, United States
army and Miss Miles are 'esiding at 1929 Sac.
ramento street ana viii receive on Tuesdays
| Lieutenant Garland n. Whistler. Fifth Ar
tillery, q. s A., Is at the Ebbitt House in
| Washington, ID. c.
plain j. H. Dorst, Fourth Cavalry. o. S. A.,
has been appoint military attache to the
| Legation Vienna
Miss Mary Z. Brady, who studied art in Paris
| for five years. has lately returned and is now
| busily engaged completing several studies that
| she inenos to exhibit In New YORK. Her
| artistic ca eer was commenced under the guild
ance Of Emil Carlson, who prophesied great
| attracted the attention and praise OF the best
| Partisan painters. Ii is probable that her
works will be exhibited here prior to sending
James Bonnell, Gus Wilde. Douglas Erskine.
| l.. Bufks and Captain Moore left last Saturday
| on fish ne excursion to Antioch.
Mrs. George j. Buck nall returned yesterday
| from prolonged visit to The Eastern States.
| Mr. and Mrs. Marcus L. Gerste (nee HechD
! returned 10 the city last Saturday, after pro-
ionged Eastern trip, ana are at The Palace
Mrs. Gordon Banding will receive on Fridays
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred J. Reib (nee Hyman
| are residing at 1OS Oas street.
d.. Alfred Z. Regensburger has returned
from six months visit TO the East and Europe.
where he Travelled very extensively. visiting all
| OF the leading clinics.
| Mrs. Anna Playhouse and her youngest
dauRb er. Miss Ellie playhouse, arrived from
Boise City. Idaho, last week and are the guests
| OF Ms. Clement Bennett, who Is a daughter of
Mrs. playhouse, al her residence 34l0 Wash
| ington street. They will pass the winter here.
Joseph Mandel of the firm Of Mandel & Bloch,
has returnt from visit 10 Coronado Beach.
ID. W. severance left for Honolulu last Friday
| on the steamer Alameda.
Captain and Mrs. N. 7. Smith have closed
their villa at San Carlos and are occupying
| their city residence. 2S12 Sacramento street.
| where they will pass the winter.
| MISS Fannie Mtcbelsen, who las been study
ing music In New York for the past three
years. left recently for Paris to complete her