The morning call., 1894-07-30
PERSONAL MENTION.

PERSONAL MEN ION.
Mr. and Mrs. Chauncey r. Winslow and Miss
Emelie Kirketerp are passing month at Castle
Crag.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Denigan and Miss
Florence Denigan are passing a couple OF
months at the Hotel Mateo.
Miss Jennie Cheesman is passing the summer
at Castle Crag.
George Cheesman is entertaining George
LOughborough on his cattle range In Mexico.
Mrs Lucy II. Otis will pass this week al San
Rafael.
Miss Daisy Casserly was the guest of Mrs. A.
Page Brown at Burlingame last week.
Mr.. ana Mrs. John BOggs and Miss Boggs
have been at Santa Cruz during the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Upham are passing fort
night at CaZadero.
Miss Bee Hooper returned to st. Helena last
Wednesday after pleasant Visit at the Hotel
DR.. Harry L. Tevis has been passing the week
at Del Monte.
Lieutenant E. e. Tillman, U. s. N, has been
detached from the The is and ordered to the
Lieutenant NJ. G. Gorgas, Q. S. N, will be de-
tacled from the Detroit on August to take
charge of draft Of apprentices for the Mare
Island Navy-yard. Upon his arrival here he
will be assigned to duty on the Thetls
Colonel Isaac Trumbo passed last week In
New York CiIy.
Joseph Nj. Quay has returned from pro-
longed Eastern trip.
Mrs. Adam Grant is passing the summer at
the Hotel del Monte.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Main left last Wednes-
day TO visit the Hotel del Monte.
Mrs. VandeTyn S Ow and her little daughter
are passing the season in San Luis Oblspo
Coun Y.
Mr. and Mrs. J. r. K. Nuttall will return from
San Rafael next Wednesday.
Mir. and Mrs. Benjamin ArnhOld are passing
a month at Lake Tahoe.
tached from Guty OH the Charleston and ordered
10 the lhetiS.
Mrs. Thomas G. Washington is passing the
Mr.. aud Mrs. William D. O'Kaue have re-
turnet to the city after passing the summer at
San Mateo.
Mrs. B. F. Norris is passing couple of
months at San Jose.
Mrs Rosale Greenebaum and Miss Stella
Greenebaum arrived In Brrmen a week ago.
Mrs. 5. Clinton Hastings Is at her home in
Lake County.
Henry Heyman was In Paris, en- route to Lon
don when last heard from.
o. Shafter Howard was visiting at North
Miss Jennie Dunphy and Miss Viola PIercy
have been passing the week at the Hotel del
Monte.
Mr. and Mrs. MilIen Griffith went to the Hotel
the week.
Mrs. James Irvine Sr. has been at the Hotel
del Monte for the past fortnight. j. W. Byrne
returned from there last Tuesday. CaIlaghan
Byrne returned Friday.
Mis-. Thomas Breeze and the Misses Breeze
went 10 the Hotel del Monte last Tuesday
Misses Alice and Ella Hobart. Miss May Hoff-
man and Miss Vassault have been at the Hotel
del Monte during the past week.
Mrs. c. A. SpTeckels has been at the Hotel
del Monte during the past week.
Mrs. Drury Melone and family returned to
Oak Knoll last Thursday after passing week
at the Hotel del Monte.
Mr.. and MIS- r. Z. Marx and Miss Evelyn
Hamburger have returned from visit 10 Vari-
Gus summer resorts in Lake County.
Lieutenant Robert ii. Noble, First Infantry,
q. S. A. VINO has been acting as military In
structOr at 81. Johns COllrE Ee, Annapolis for
Tue past three years is now travelling in Eu-
rope. AT the expiration of his leave of alb
sence he will report for duty at the Preside.
Ensign G. L. FeTmier, U. s. N, will be de-
tacned from the Tbetis on August 20 and
granted three months leave OF absence.
Ensign W. d. MacDOugall, U. S. A, will be
and granted three months leave OF absence.
Surgeon Mllard II. Crawford, U. S. N, who
has been located here for the past three years In
charge Of the marine rendezvous, was relieved
from duty Saturday, and will remain here
to await the arrival. from San Salvador, OF the
Bennington. to which vessel he has been Or
dered. After UNDERGOING necessary repairs at
Mare Island, the Bennington Will go 10 the
Asatic station. She is expected here In about
two weeks.
Passed Assistant Surgeon G. 7. Rothganger,
q. S. N, came down from Mare Island Satur-
day assume charge OF the marine rem
devious.
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tired, and his family are passing the summer
at Stamford, Conn.
Rear-Admiral j. G. Walker, U. S. N, was de.
tached from The command OF the Pacific sta
tiOn on July IL and ordered 10 duty as superln-
tendent of the Naval Academy.
Commodore c. e. Carpenter, U. S. N, will
leave here on August for Yokohama, Japan,
TO take command OF the Asiatic station. having
the rank of acting admiral.
Lieutenant Granger Adams, Fifth Artillery,
q. S. A.. is visiting at Saratoga, n. Y.
A
Iantry, U. S. A., who is absent on a four
months leave, has been at Fort Sheridan, H.,
for a few weeks visiting his parents, Colonel
and Mrs. Robert E. a. Crofton, u. s. A.
Lieutenant Warren z. NewcOmb. First Ar.
tleTy, U. s. A, mas been granted a leave OF
absence until September 1.
Mr.. and Mrs. James NJ. Goewey have re-
turned from prolonged visit at Castle Crag.
Mrs ID. Waller and Miss Flora Walter are
enjoying a visit at San Jose.
The home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence NJ. Mann
has been frightened by the advent OF daugh-
ter.
Mrs. Cosmo Morgan has gone to Southern
California for few weeks.
Mrs. James w. Keeney is passing month at
San Jose.
MIR. aud Mrs j. II. Rosewald have returned
fom prolonged visit TO Southern California.
Miss Adele Martel has been visiting friends
In Alameda for week.
Mrs. Moses Hopkins. Miss Nellie Hillyel ana
Miss Mamie Holbrook have returned from the
Hotel del Monte.
brother, Bernard Reiss.
Sidney e. MeZes, who recently returned
from a years visit 10 Chicago, will pass the
next two months in Sausalito.
Mrs. Clark w. CrOcker, Misses Fanny and
Julia CrOcker, and the Misses Maud and Bessie
Younger have returned from the Hotel Del
Monte.
Mrs. Peter Donahue, Mrs. Edward Martin,
Misses Isabel McKenna, Laura McKinstry
Marie Zane and Fanny LOughborougn have re-
turned from visit TO the Hotel del Monte.
Charles SutrO and Miss Clara Sutro are PASS
ing several weeks at Santa Cruz.
Miss Agnes Mclaughlin is entertaining Miss
Anna Waldeyer OF Or0ville, at Golden Gate
Cottage In Santa Cruz.
W. A. Hocomb and the Misses Lulu and
Susie HolcOmb have returned from a visl. to
The Yosemite Valley.
Miss Floyd left on July IA to visit the family
residence near Clear Lake She was accom-
pauird by her cousin, Miss Lucy l.. Matthews,
of Louisiana, and some other young lady
friends under the chaperonage of Colonel and
Mrs. William I. Welcker. They have been
having pleasant time boating, fishing and
yachting In the steam-yacnt Whisper, which is
"AWarded Highest HOnorS-