The morning call., 1894-02-12
Personal MENTION.

Theodore Wores is busily engaged In his
studio in the Croker building in adding the fin.
ishng touches TO lis collection OF pictures OF
Japan, which he will take to New York about
the first OF March. As it will not be possible for
him TO place them on public exhibition In this
city before his departure, his friends are wei.
come to view them at his studio during the COM
ing W elk.
Mr. and Mrs. whitelaw Reid will leave New
York late in February to pass couple oil
months here. II is said that they intend giving
a ball at The Mills villa al Milbrae after the
Lenten season.
Mr. and Mrs William F. Bowers are enter
tanning Miss Mary Strive of Portland. Or, at
their residence on Hyde street.
Mrs. John III. Dickinson Mrs. Henry Wether-
bee aud Miss Minnie henderson Will retu n
home next week, after passing three months in
the East and South. They witnessed the Mardi-
gras festival at New Orleans last Tuesday.
Jesse Triest visited Santa Cruz early In the
week.
Mr. A. J. Bowie, Miss Jessie Bowie and Miss
Fried ander have returned from visit 10 the
Eastern States and the mines in Idaho and
Mr. and Mrs. Frank s. Hicks are passing a
couple of we ks here at the Palace Hotel.
Count and Countess Festetics de TOlpa were
at Tanning Islands, en- route to Tahiti, when
last heard from.
Senator and Mrs. John P. Jones and Mrs.
Roy Jones are at Santa Monica.
Mrs. William II. Croker, Miss Beth Sperry
and Miss Deming havr gone TO Santa Barbara
to remain several weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. Morris Newton have been
visiting Santa Cruz during the past week.
Mr. and Mrs j. Philip Smith of Santa Cruz
are 10 Nice, France. They will remain away
until next May.
Paul K. Jarboe paid a brief visit to Santa
Cruz during the week.
Mir. aud Mrs. Wakefield Baker left last
Tuesday on a brief trip TO tho Eastern States.
When they return they VIII go to Sausaiito 10
reside.
Miss Maid Burke OF New York Is visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Page Brown at their cottage
at Buriingame.
In New York City, and are staying at the Hoff-
man House.
Passed Assistant Engineer George B. Ran
som, q. S. N, has been detacht from duty at
the Union Iron Works, and granted two
mouths leave of absence
Lieutenant Joseph S. Oyster, First Artillery
U. s. A. has. al his Own request. been relievt d
from further duty at the Leland Stanford Jr.
University, ana will join his battery.
Commodore W. A. Kirkland. U. s. N, will
sail from this city on March IL for Honolulu
to relieve Admiral Irwin, U. 5. N, as COM
mandeT-in-chl ( OF the Pacific station. Ad-
miral Irwin will be retired from service on
April 10.
DR. j. Thomas Boyson sailed for Honolulu
en- route to japan last Thursday, and will re-
turn about The middle OF April.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. r. Huntington have ar
rived from New York, and will pass couple
of months at their residence on California
street.
Mir. and Mrs. James nj. Goewey will soon en-
terrain a distinguished guest at their residence,
800 Tag street, In the person OF Professor b.
b. Nagarkar of Bombay, iepresen alive OF
the Indian school of philosophy, and one OF
the leaders OF the BTabmO-SOmaj While here
he will lecture for the Claiming Auxiliary.
Lieutenant III. I. Reed, U. 5. A., RETIRED Is
passing the winter here.
Colonel W. Thompson. u. s. A., retired is at
the Somerset House In Los Angeles.
Major s. c. Kellogg, Fourth Cavalry, q. S.
A., has commenced his duties as military
artache to the United States legation In
Paris.
MIR. and Mrs. Frederick Fl. Hood (nee Mau)
have lett Santa Rosa and Will reside here per-
manen ly al the home OF the brides mother,
Mrs. II. Albert Mau. on Broadway.
Joseph ID. Redding mas returned from a pro-
longed Eastern trip.
A. n Towne left last Monday for Ell Paso to
meet Mr.. and Mrs. e. p. Huntington on their
westward trip.
MRS. Josephine de Greayer has returned
from her Eastern trip and is residing at 500
Bush street.
ISIS Mvra Nickerson Of Monte otto has been
the guest of MISS Mamie Holbrook during the
past week.
Captain Henry ]. Reilly, Fifth Artillery. U.
S. A., has been assigned TO Battery Fl at the
PresuiO.
Lieutenant Garland N. Whistler. Fifth Ar
tiiery, U. S. A, has been granted an extension
of six months ON his lie. We OF absence.
Lieutenant Thomas Bentley Mott. Second
Artillery. U. S. A., is in Paris.
Lieutenant james E RuncIe, First Artil-
lery, q. s. A.. has been orde ed to report In
person 10 General Thomas Il. Ruger. U. s. A.,