The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-09-22


ciety this season, having decided to spend the
months OF December, January and February In
New York.
Mrs. John W. Coleman and Miss Jessie Cole
man have returned to Oakland from short
visit TO MarySville.
Mrs. ]. Malcolm Henry and her sister, Miss
Marie VOORHEES,, leave shortly for Washington,
d. c., where Miss VOORHEES, intends to spend
Mrs. A. NJ PARROT, Mr.. and Mrs. c. de Guigne
and Mrs. A. II. Payson, with their families, are
among the well-known guests who are hnger-
Ing at Del Monte enjoying the September days
Mr. and Mrs E. w Hopkins have arrived in
New York from Europe and are expected in
| this City October s.
vada and the lady who won the tennis match
at San Rafael, leaves for the East this Sunday
evening.
Poole) are at present at Castle Crag, and will
spend a few days there before going to Del
Monte, where they will spend quite time,
stopping in the City few DAYS while en- route.
Mrs. Southland Hoffman, with her daughters,
Miss May and Miss Alice. will leave on Tuesday
next for the East and Europe. where they will
spend several months. Miss Della Davidson
will accompany them as far as Dobbs Ferry,
n. Y, where she is to attend school.
Peter Donahue. and w; Bradford Thompson
left last Monday fer weeks fishing trip along
the Truckee River and vicinity.
York City.
Mrs. Henry Schmledell has taken apartments
in the Palace Hotel for the winter, and has
closed her Post-street residence for the season.
Those who met Lord Beaumont during his
sojourn here some time ago will be panied to
learn that he met with accidental death, a few
days since, while out shooting in England.
Mrs. Peder Sather has returned from her
visit to the Eastern States, and is occupying
her home in Oakland
Mr. and Mrs. Horace l.. Hill have returned
from Del Monte and are at the Hotel Richelieu
for the winter. Mr. Hill expects to leave .or
the East in few days on short business trip.
Colonel w. D. Sanborn and Major w. K Sned-
aker returned from Boston on the 18th inst.
Colonel w. R. Smedberg is recovering from
his recent prolonged illness and is now able to
Mr. and Mrs. William Alvord will leave
shortly for Europe, where they will spend the
winter.
l.. H Manning returned on Tuesday last to
Tucson, Ariz., after spending couple of weeks
in this City
Mr. and Mrs James Ford and Mrs. E. G. Ford
have returned TO the City and have taken
apartments at the Colonial. The party have
been making an extended trip of the Eastern
States.
C. F. Kohl of San Mateo is at present in New
York City.
Mr. and Mrs Bertody Wilder Stone will re-
turn from their wedding trip to the north in a
Mr.. and Mrs; Gordon Banding who have
returned to the City for the winter.
Mrs. W. P. Morgan will leave for the East to-
morrow. She will be accompanied by her
daughters, Miss Ella and Miss Therese, the lat
ter to attend school in Pennington, Conn.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. l.. Long have returned from
Sausalito and are domiciled at the Colonial
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Philip Smith and Miss Anita
Smith, OF Santa Cruz, arrived in Paris week
since.
W. F: Whittier and Miss Whittier are en- route
home from Europe.
F. A. Greenwood has been visiting friends in
New York City and Philadelphia since the first
of the month.
Mrs. III. F. Bullivant and daughter Emily.
who have been so prominent in Western social
circles for number ofseasons past, have closed
their home at 2717 Mission street, and, to the
regret of their many friends and social ac-
quaintances. have signitied their intention of
sojourning in the East indefinitely. Mrs. Bull
ivant has taken house in Newark, n. ].
Mrs. DR.. H. a. Maynard of Los Angeles will
spend month at Paso Robes.
Mrs. Rodgers of San Rafael will remain two
weeks at PaSo Robes.
Mr. and Mrs. J. w. Davis anc Mr. and Mrs. II.
Alderman are registered at Paso Robes.
Miss Hester Shepard OF San Francisco is visit
ing Miss Birdie Rice at Paso Robes.
Mrs. w. S. O'Brien, with her baby and nurse
left last Wednesday evening for New York.
She was accompanied by. her sister, Miss N. A.
Buckley, who will go as far as Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Rice and family have re-
moved from 1407 octavia street to 933 Golden
Gate avenue.
Breyfogle will leave for the East and Europe on
Wednesday.
The steamer Monowai sailed on Thursday
last, the 10th, bound for Auckland and Sydney,
Mary Adams, Mr.. and Mrs. John P. Blake, A.
Buttemer, M. Casey, z. Carter. Mr.. and Mrs. F.
Courage, Miss Courage, H. Dawson, Miss Kate
FqanE ]. Gum. John Howell. ?. ' J. Lone en,
Frank Logan, William Parratt, Sidney Rosen
field, p. NJ. Reid, T. X. Stubbins, Miss A. U.
Todd. Joseph Vardon, Miss Worn, Rev. Herman
Young and George Patterson.