The morning call., 1895-01-21

A, has arrived from the East and is residing
with her husband at the Colonial.
| John E. Shawhan Jr. has returned from chi
| cago and New York after an absence OF about
| three years.
| few weeks at Paso Robes.
Mrs w. Hinkel has returned from an ex-
tended European trip and will be pleased to see
her friends on Thursday
Mrs. H. NJ. A. Miller will soon leave for South
ern California to pass several weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Herr of New Haven,
Conn, are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. L. P. VIII
, at 1877 Jackson street
spending few weeks at the Hotel Pleasanton
Captain Brice, .. N, and Miss Brice are
spending the month OF January at PaSo Kopies.
w. H. Snedaker was in Chicago at last
reports
Sacramento during the early part OF the week.
James Brett Stokes is spending lew weeks
in Santa Barbara.
Henry Wetherbee and Mrs Frances B. Edger-
ton are in Honolulu at present.
Miss Laura MeKinstry leaves for the East on
Friday next
D. Thomas Chew of Washington, D. c., is So
journing at Paso Robes.
Mrs. John D. Yost is acting as chaperone LOT
the Misses Sybil and Jennie Sanderson, who
are at present in New York.
Owing to the recent death OF w. A. Bray OF
Fruitvaie Mrs Robert A. Bray will not receive
on the Odd and 3Oth of this month as pre-
yiously announced.
Mrs. Moses Hopkins was visiting friends at
N. j
Colonel w. D. Sanborn arrived from the East
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry NJ. Gillig, Donald de V.
Graham and Frank L. Wagner expect to arrive
in Japan about the 9TH of next month.
Russell J. Wilson and c. G. Lathrop were IN
New York last week.
Miss Maud O'Connor is the guest or MISS VIZ
ginia Fair at her home in New York CITY,
Arthur Morton returned to New York last
week after brief visit to this city. ,,i,,o
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman R1deout OF MarysVlue
are in the city at present.
Frank Clar is now on his way from New Ut
leans to Guatemala.
Mr.. and Mrs Edward Pearce of Providence,
r. l., are in the city at present en- route 10
Honolulu.
Senator and Mrs. William NJ. Stewart of
Stewart OF Nevada are again occupying their
residence in Washington, ID. G.
Mrs. DR.. Brink, Miss Dora Brink and Mrs.
Frank Leisen have returned from visit to
Lakeport.
miss Sara w. Caro- and Henry Lowenbein will
receive the afternoons of Sunday, January II,
and Tuesday, January 90 at 712 Hayes street.
Mrs. Southland Hoffman and Miss May Hoff-
man will receive on Wednesdays during Janu-
airy at $500 Pacific avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul r. Jarboe have discon-
tinued their afternoons at home Tor the time
being, owing to the death of Mrs. Jarboe's
grandfather.
Mrs N. J. owen left for Los Angeles on Fri
day to join her daughter, Miss Alice Owen.
Lieutenant Charles L. Bent, U. S. n, has been
ordered to temporary duty at the San Diego
barracks.
]. Alexander Yoen and daughter, Miss Gertie
Yoell, of San Jose, are spending month in
San Diego. Mr.. and Mrs. Yoell and Miss Yoell
expect to sail for Europe in June, and will
make an extended stay on the Continent
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace B. Chase of Napa are at
the Hotel Pleasanton.
Miss Carrie Haywards daughter of Mrs. c:
Haywards, of San Francisco, is the guest OF
friends in San JOSE
Mrs. w. A. Neville, who has been spending
the holidays in San Francisco, has returned to
Tuolumne County
Miss Mary B. West has returned from the
East.
Mrs. L. A. Roderick visited friends in San
Jose last week.
Mrs. R. Well spent last week as the guest of
Mrs, Joseph Feist.
Mrs L. c. Clarke of Redwood City is visiting
her sister, Miss A. NJ. Taylor.
Judge James D. Thornton of Fresno is in the
city on short visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. H. Ripley of Burlingame are
at the Palace for few days.