The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-09-24

Hotel Rchelieu, and will remain there until
e in October. when MRS. aud Miss Murphy
Will leave TO visit the Eas eTn States.
Lieut. nant and Mrs. James Ashley Turner
U. S. N, have taken cottage in San Il fael,
where hey will remain during III winner
Lieutenant Charles G. Starr, First Infantry
q. S. A. has gone 10 Los Angeles TO take tenn
porary charge OF the Office and perform the
duties of Major William A. Elderkin, u. S. A.,
cOmmissary of subsistence
Mrs. Cosmo Morgan has returned from a two
months Wilt to Southern California, and is at
her residence. 1406 Alice street, IN Oakland
Miss Mabel Love is visiting friends in s era
m nto.
MIR. and Mrs. Herman Oelrichs and Miss Vir-
giDfa Fair Will arrive here from New York late
in November. and VIII remain about month
They will occupy the Fair mansion on Pine
street.
The Misses Irene and Hattie Tay, who have
been passing year In PHILADELPHIA and New
York, are expected to return home next mouth
William L. Gerstle will return from Coma
laska in October. after an absence OF six
months.
M. and Mrs. J. w. Howard were at tbe
Murray Hill Hotel In NV York City last week.
HenIy w. Redington left New York for
Havre on September Is on the steamer La
BOuTgogne.
Mr. and Mrs. C. P. Ellis will remain at their
cottage in Ross Valley until October.
Mrs. w. X. Quinan will pass the winter with
relatives in the Eastern States.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles HOIbrOOk, the Misses
HolbroOk and Henry NJ. Holbi ook will remain
al their Menlo Park villa until winter.
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gees.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Mayo Newnan. who have
bern passing the season at their villa near Red
wood City, will return to this city early In
October.
MIR. and Mrs. Morris Newton visited Santa
Cruz last Saturday and Sunday.
Sidney l.. MeZes left September 16 for Aus
tin, Tex, TO fill the chair OF moral philosophy
at the University OF Texas.
Lieutenant d. d. Johnson, Fifth Artillery U
S. A, has returned 10 college duty a st. Louis
lam ne ant re- nal I =
A, has been granted ole months leave of alb
sence. with permission 10 apply for an exten-
sion Of two months.
Lieutenant W. ". Gaibraith, Fifth Artillery.
U. 5. A. left for Napa last Tuesday on recruit
Mr. and Mrs. A. w. scholle and family have
returned from Del Monte, where they passed
the summer. and will stay at the Palace Hotel
during the winter.
MIR. and Mrs. H. E. Huntington and family
are al the Hotel Rleheeu, where they Will
pass the winter.
Mr. aud Mrs. Mansfield Lowell have returned
from San Rafael, after passing the summer
there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ignatz Steinhart have returned
to the city after passing the summer In San
Rafael, and are occupying their residence on
Mrs. Samuel Hort has taken rooms at the
Hotel Rchelieu for the season.
Mrs. ID. A. Shindler (ner Page of Portland,
Or, is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew S. Nose
ley, who recently returned from Lake Tahoe.
Mrs. Isaac Hecht and Miss Elsie Hecht are
visiting Del Monte for several weeks
Mr. aud Mrs. ID. b. Davidson have returned
from San Rafael, where they stayed durn the
summer. and have taken rooms at the Hotel
Richeli for the winter
Mr.. aud Mrs. William S. Barnes have re-
moved 10 2442 jackson street.
Mr.. aud Mrs. X. e. Brown and Miss FIOrn ne
Brown. OF Oakland, are passing mouth at
Castle Crag.
Miss Hone Ellis of Marysvile is here on a
visit to friends.
Mrs. Edgar J. de Pue and familylare visiting
stle Crag.
MIR. and Mrs. II. Aston williams and Miss
Cora Caduc have returned from Santa Cruz
where they passed the summer.
GeoIge Nj. Pullman aud Miss Florence Pull
gust %.
Mrs. John Boggs and Miss Alice Boggs will
pass the winter at the Hotel Richeleu.
Mrs. Charles Simpkins aud Miss A lice SImp-
kins are expected home in October, after mass
ing year and a half in Europe.
Mr. and Mrs. Spencer e. Buckbee and Mrs.
Alfred Holman have been passing several
weeks at Castle Crag.
Miss DlandIng will pass the autumn and
winter at the Hotel Rchelieu.
Mrs. G. de Noon, MIS-. +. B. Lewis and Miss
Mable de Noon will soon return from the East
and Will reside at 2024 jackson street.
j. j. crooks has gone to Chicago TO meet his
wife and accompany her home. They will pass
the winter at the Hotel Richelieu.
William Ii. CrOeker, Mrs. L. IL. Sperry, Mrs.
A. M Easton. Misses May ana Jennie Crock err,
Mrs. Louis B. Parrot aud the Misses Louise
and Daisy Parrott are IN Paris.
Mir. and Mrs. George Croker were at the
Hotel du Rim, In Paris, when last ard from.
Mrs. n. u. ktttle and Miss II. NJ. Scott of
Washington, d. g., visited San Jose during the
past week.
Miss Geneyieve Carolan has gone to Farm
Ing on, Conn.,, TO resume her studies.
Wller Hobart left last Thursday to res ume
his studies al Harvard.
CAPTAIN Frank dc l.. Darlington, First Infau.
Try. U. 5. A.. and Lieutenant l.. II. Strother,
First Infantry, U. s. A, have gone TO VaneOu-
Yer Barracks, Wash. for duty during the small
arms competition for The departments OF Cali
fOTnia and the Columbia.
Lieutenant john Stafford, Eighth Infantry
Z. ). A, who has been taking q detachment of
recruits 10 Fort Candy, Wash, arrived here
yesterday TO visit relatives for few days Iior
TO returning 10 his post. Mrs. Stafford has been
passing the summer here with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. c. V. 5. Gibbs, at their residence, 722
Pos street.
Misses Helen and Edna Hopkins have gone TO
Dobos Ferry, n. Y. 10 attend seminary there
MIR. and Mrs. w. B. TuObs are at their villa
near Calistoga.
Mrs. l.. l.. Baker has gone East and will he
away several months.
Mrs. John S. Hager aud Miss Alice Hager
have returned from visit to Mr.. and Mrs
Frank 5. Hicks al Los Angeles.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter L. Dean will pass the
winter in New York City.
Judge Ward McAllister has returned TO the
city fier passing the summer at San Rafael
Miss Helen Hyde, who mas been studying art
In Europe for the past three years. has return d
TO the city, and Is staying at the residence OF
ucI duni, MIS-. DaNld blAler on union street.
Mrs. b. Chandler Howard will leave Yoko-
hama ON November for this city on a visit To
her father, George Hops.
Mrs. NJ. i. VI. Toand has returned from San
Rafael. and will pass the winter at $3.50 How
ard street.
Mrs. A. q. Booth who has been passing the
summer at her cottage In The santa Cruz Noun
talns, has returned TO the city, and is occupy
Ing her residence. 2510 Washington street.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Homer s. King were at the
Hotel Savoy, In London. when last heard from
Surgeon Willard Fl. Crawford, u. s. NJ VINO
was ordered TO duty on the Burlington, has
been ordered to the East
Passed Assistant Paynaste: s L. Heap IT
s. N, has been ordered To the naval hospital at
Yokohama. and will leave for that port on Sep
TENDER 20.
Passed Assistant Paymasrer c. NJ Ray, U. S.
N. has been detached from the naval hospital
at Yokohama aud ordered home when he will
be placed on waiting orders.
hon. John L. Sabin will return TO the CITY
next week after Two months visit TO the
Eastern States.
Captan and Mrs. Charles H. Rice, accom-.
panied by their little son, have returned from
an outing IN the mountains.
Miss Bessie Owens has left for the East, &C.
companl by her mother. Her marriage TO
Mark w. Potter will take place at her sisters
home ia Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. E. Bacon have returned from
the Santa Cruz Mountains and Will soon OCCUPY
their pretty little cottage corner of Sacramento
and Pierce streets.
Captain ana Mrs F. E. Mathieson have re-
turned. af'e delightful trip through Mexico
aud Central America.
Miss Celia Perkins has gone to the Santa
Cruz Mountains for couple OF weeks.
john j. Deane and j mes q. Chesley have
returned from an outing AT Lake Tahoe.
MIS- H. NJ. Beach and Miss NJ NJ Cox left
lqsT n sit ha Hnfa al n al