The morning call., 1894-03-26

Of 1867, has arrived in this city on a tour OF
tbe Pacific Coast, in which she Is accomp aned
Dy her friend ana pupil, Miss Colem D, OF CHI
cage. / is probable that Miss Payen viii give
an exhibition OF her work during her stay in
San Francisco.
Miss Ada Sullivan and Miss Marie Dillon
nave returned from pleasant visit 10 friends
AT San jose
Mr.. and Mrs. William c. Miller have returned
from prolonged Eastern trip
Mr.. and Mrs. +. 5. NeDsinger of ROsedale,
Sonoma County. are staying at The Hotel Richie
lieu.
Mrs A. ]. Gilman has gone to San Diego,
where she Will remain several months.
Dr. and Mrs. Louis BaZet will leave this week
TO make six months visit 10 Europe.
Mr. and Mrs. William Fries have returned
from prolonged Eastern visit.
Mis- Ada Dougherty and Miss May Robinson
Will receive on Wednesdays at 1873 Broadway.
Mrs. James Hurley and Mrs. George Page Of
ST. Louis are visiting their sister, Mrs. George
Ii. Lee at her residence. 1890 Eddy street.
Captain Henry Glass, U. 5. N. captain OF the
Mare Island Navy-yard, has been ordered 10 the
command OF the protected cruiser Clncin-
rati, which is now al The New York Navy-yard.
Captain John w. Philip. U. ;. N, Is spoken OF
as his successor at Mare Island.
Lieutenant and Mrs. j. c. Cantwell. u. S. N,
have gone TO Newport. X. l., where the lieuten-
ant Will be- stationed.
Major Charles Bentzoni, First Infantry, q. S.
A, has been granted four months ordinary
leave of absence, to take effect upon the ex-
piratlOn Of his present leave OF absence.
Miss Gertrude GOeway has been visiting Mr.
y.
dence in San Jose.
DR.. William P. Simpson will soon leave 10
make prolonged tour of Europe.
DIR. and Mrs. 4. Maldonado and Miss ClOtilde
Aeosta have departed for MaZatlan, where they
Will tmain some months.
Assistant Surgeon G. Z. Riggs, U. S. N, has
been detached from duty at tie naval hospital
and ordered 10 instruction at The naval labOra-
tory aud department OF instruction at New
YOtk.
Lieutenant H. c. Carbaugh, Fifth Artillery.
II - will he released frOm dufV OD nri
as acting Judge advocate of the department of
Dakota and Will then JOIN bis regiment.
Lieutenant Dwight E. Holiey, Fourth In
fantry, o. S. A.. mas arrived here from Fort
LeayenwOTth and Is on duty at San Rafael. His
mother and sister are In the East.
General and Mrs. j. +. HOughton and Miss
Minnie Hougbton are occupying their residence
on jackson street in Oakland. They eXpecl
Mrs. Morgan q. Bulkeley here from Hartford,
Conn.,, 10 pass the summer with them.
Miss Alice Decker has been passing the week
c. A. Spreckels and Rudolph spreckels are
expected TO return from Honolulu in few
davs.
Theodore Wores, the well-known artist, Will
leave next Saturday for New York City. where
he will remain during he rest OF the year. BE
will fit up studio there aud Will probably give
an exhibition OF bis pictures 10 the autumn.
Captain Thomas BrittoD, U. 5. A. retired, is
passing few months al National City, San
Diego County.
Assistant Surgeon Charles Wilcox u. S. A..
will soon be relieved from temporary duty al
Boise Barracks Idaho. and return to the Pre-
sido.
Mr.. and Mrs. William NJ. Lent visited San
Jose early in the week.
rs. A. w. Scout has returned TO the city
after prolonged visit TO RedondO Beach and
other southern resorts.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry P. Sonntag have gone to
San Rafael, where they viii reside during the
summer.
Mrs. william H. Crocker. Miss Beth Sperry
and Miss Deming have returned TO the city
after three weeks visit 10 the southern parl
of the State.
I. B. Bishop has returned from prolonged
visit at Honolulu.
Mrs. James Irvine Sr. and her sons. j. W
Byrne ami Callaghan Byrne. returned 10 tile
city last Tuesday after an enjoyable visit tC
Mrs. Z. A. Spreckels at her villa near the Bur-
| Iingame Tract.
Major Marcus r. Miller, Fifth Artillery. U.
S. A, is passing a month at the Arkansas Hot
lOnged attack OF rheumatism.
Ensign Henry George, U. S. N, is at Mare
Island experimenting the preparation OF put
| ting in the eectric-ligbt plants on the Boston
and the Alert he will also sup-rlntend in
| stalling the plant Of the monitor MonadDOcK
! Mrs. George is at Mare Island with her hus-
| band. She VIII be remembered here as Miss
Eugenia Chaplin.
Mrs. Leland Stanford and Mrs. Lathrop have
returned TO the city after making tour OF
| Southern California.
Miss Alcr Hoffman has returned from bel
/ Southern rip.
Miss Irene Backus is the guest of Miss S.
! Miss Esther Travers left last Friday eVenin G
! for a three weeks Southern visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ. Carroll have returned
after TWO months Eastern visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. d. Mitchell have returned
after an extended Eastern visit.
james NJ. Thompson and Miss Helen Tnomp-
son have returned from their Sou hrrn trip.
Mrs. James A. Mullgan and Miss Muillgan
OF Chicago are guests az the Palace Hotel.
Miss FannietSschs has returned from visit
TO friends 10 New York.
Mrs Joseph Hirshberg and Mrs. F. l. Reece
! OF Helena. Mont. are visiting Mrs. Albert
! KoblbeTg, at 21lS California street. They will
| receive on Wednesdays.
Mrs. A. Lavenberg OF Helena, Mont, is stay
| Ing at the Palace Hotel
! Mrs. Maxwell and Miss Gertrude Miller ol
this city are In Paris.
! Miss Frances a. Dykes of 24O9 Clay street
departed last Wednesday for Madison, Ind
| where she expects TO remain two years
Louis Won der Mehden Jr, son of Louis vOn
der henden, the well known musician OF this
city. is winning fame at the Conservatory OF
Music al Leipsic through his ability as a 'celo-
tst. His teachers are Jadassohn, Professor
Engrl and Professor Rekendorf. He has com.
posed several pieces for the piano and voice
and has large repertoire of notable concerlos
Miss Minnie Sisenyine is visiting her friend
Miss Celia Charmak at Woodland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Z. Law have left Lon.
don and are in Paris. From there they 60 TO
Germany.