The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-01-01
Personal nENTION.

Mr.!and Mrs. John Gilg Henry NJ. Gilig
F. l.. Unger and Clay NJ. Greene were at Co.
iombo on Christmas day, and eabled from that
tropical country Christmas greetings TO their
friends. All were well. They intend by the
end OF February 10 be at Cairo, where Mrs.
Harry GilIig expects to meet them. She is al
present with her mother, Mrs. Margaret
Croker, who has taken a house in New York
City for the winter.
MT. and Mrs. e. NJ. Palmer, recently of San
Francisco and now of Minneapolis, will sail for
Europe the first week in January, TO be absent
a year or more.
Mr.. and.Mrs. w. H. Gibbons have returned
home after years absence in the East.
Mr. and Mrs Elisha Van SIyke Cook will re-
ceive their friends On the first and third
Wednesdays In January at their residence,
corner OF Sixteenth street anG HOff avenue.
Mrs. Newton BOoth has leased there's ldence
of Mrs. Margaret Croker In Sacramento.
Mrs. Howard NJ. Scott Will arrive here in a
few days, and Will occupy her fathers resi-
dence on Golden Gate avenue. She will re-
ceiye on the first and lasl Tuesday of each
month.
Mrs Fl. n. Cook and Master Clifford Cook
lett for New York. via Panama, last Thurs
day, and will be away about six months.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Henley Smith have been
passing couple of weeks at Coronado Beach.
MIR. aud Mrs. }. Ii. Ewing have returned
from prolonged Eastern tri..
Misses Eleanor and Mae Dimond will receive
their friends on Wednesdays in January.
DIR. and Mrs. William j. Younger will remain
at the Palace Hotel during January, after which
they Will occupy their home, 1414 California
street.
Mrs J. C. Tucker has returned from pro-
lOnged visit 10 Europe, and Is the guest OF MIR.
and Mrs. c. o. q. Miller at their residence In
Oakland. The Misses TucEer are in Berlin.
Miss Mamie Deming has returned TO Sacra-
ment0 after an enjoyable visit here.
Mrs. II. NJ. Delmas aud the Misses AntOnette
and Josephine Delmas passed the Christmas
holidays at their villa IN Mountain View.
William IL. Keith. the young Darytone. left
last Thursday for New York, and will sail from
there next Saturday for Paris, where he will
study music.
Miss sara Collier is visiting Mrs. E. s. Brey.
Walter Leonard Dean arrived here from New
York last week and is staying at the Palace
Hotel.
NJ. HechU and j. Hecht are at the Hotel Wind
sor in New York City.
Mrs John IL. Dickinson. Mrs. Henry Weth.
erbee and Miss Minnie Henderson are at the
Hotel ST. Denis In New York City. They will
return home late in January.
Lieutenant and Mrs. Charles j. Bailey, First
Artillery, U. S. A, are here from the East on a
few weeks visit 10 Mr.. and Mrs. Henry l..
Dodge at their residence on Franklin street.
MIS-. Bailey will be pleasantly remembered here
as Miss Mollie Dodge.
Passed Assistant Surgeon Frederick w. OIL.
colt, U. 5. N, is visiting friends at East Mill
Major P. c. Pope, U. S. NJ. c., has arrived
from Boston, Mass. and reported for duty at
Mare Island.
Captain II. c. Cocnrane, U. S. M. c., will
leave here on January IL for Honolulu TO COM
mand the marine guard of the Philadelphia.
lie will relieve Lieutenant t. q. Price, U. S. NJ.
c., who viii be assigned to duty at the marine
barracks at Mare Island.
Colonel o. ID. Greene, assistant adjutant-gen-
eTal U. s. A, has received medal of honor
for gallant services at Antietam during the War
of the Rebellion.
Lieutenant and Mrs. r. A. Brown. Fourth
Cavalry, L. s. A., are now at Fort WallaWalla,
Wash.
Albert KeIsng of this city is at the Hotel
Maurice in Paris.
Surg on William Martin, U. S. N, who's has
been East and in Europe during the past year,
and was recently retired from service owing TO