The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-05-05

middle OF this month.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. H. Hecht, the Misses SADIE,
Grace and Rosebud Hecht and Mr.. and Mrs;
Marcus Gerstle will move over to San Kaiael
early this month.
the summer with her sister, Mrs. Richard
Sprague, at her home at Burlfngame.
Mrs. T. C. Van Ness and Miss Daisy Van Ness
will spend the summer at Santa Monica.
Mrs. d. NJ DelmaS and her two daughters,
Misses Nettie and Josephine, will sail on FRI
way next from New York for Europe, where
they go for an indefinite time.
DR.. and Mrs. Charles N. Ellinwood and MISS
Charlotte Ellinwood have changed their resi-
dence from 1928 Pine street to the southeast
corner of Pacific avenue and Devisadero street
Miss Throckmorton has taken rooms for the
summer at the Hotel Rafael
aforementioned George II. Burton, Mrs.
Burton and their three daughters left Wash
ington for San Francisco Wednesday, stopping
at Los Angeles en- route. Colonel Burton, who
was formerly stationed here, has recently been
appointed inspector-general OF the Division OF
the Pacific.
Colonel and Mrs Evan Miles have changed
their place of residence from 1920 Sacramento
street to the Hotel Savoy, corner OF Post ana
Powell streets.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Holbrook, H. NJ Hol
brook and the Misses Holbrook left on Tuesday
for their summer residence, Menlo Park.
Mrs. Henry Haight left for the East on Thurs
day last to spend the summer with her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Henry NJ. Wright of Detroit Mich.
Among the late arrivals at the Hotel Mateo
| Price, Mr.. and Mrs. Gray, n. G. Williams, j. +.
Welsh, Mr.. and Mrs. R. L. Coleman, Mrs. c..
| Detrick and family, George E. Plummer, Mr.;
and Mrs. Thomas Hale Mrs. Ida Williams and
| family, Mr.. and Mrs Shattuck, J. w. Ravens,
Miss Ravens, Mrs. NJ. K Blake, Alfred N. Mac
Grotty, NJ: W: Haekett, A. B. Well, j. .; Mey-
and Mrs. John Dickerson, Mr.. and Mrs l.. A.
Saalfeld, Mr.. and Mrs. E. G. Chaplin, Mrs; J..
| II. Harper, Mrs. Evans, Miss Carrie A. oln,
| Miss Rubel, Miss McKinnOn, Miss w. Harper,
| c. G. Freal A S. de Russy, G. E. Mcguire, j. A.
| McKinnon, A. J. McVonalo.
| Mr.. and Mrs James A. Hall will go to Sausa-
| Tito for the summer in few days. Miss Mabel
| Mallory, Mrs. Halls sister, will accompany
| them
DR.. T. 1. James has returned from his studies
| in the Eastern hospitals.
| Among those registered at Paso Robes are:
Colonel R. j. Tobin, the Police Commissioner;
Mrs. James 0'Brien, Miss c. A: Glynn, ]. s;
| Wallace, U. S. N, w. V. Carothers, Mr.. and
Mrs. James Hogg, Mr.. and Mrs. James Moses
| and daughters
| Mrs Henry Asher and her daughter, Miss
| Meta Asher, win leave soon for Europe, where
| Miss Meta will remain to continue her studies.
Mr. and Mrs. George LeZinsky have gone to
| Sausalito for the summer.
Mr. and Mrs. F. w. Dohrmann are stopping
| for few days at the Hotel Green in Pasadena.
Among the late arrivals at Saratoga Springs
in Lake County were: A. G. Walsh, ]. D. Bar
Miss Gabrielle Mason, Miss Marie Mason,
| Mrs. Mary A. Lynch, Mrs H. Mason, j. NJ.
| Parker. of San Francisco; Jacob Nowals and
J. Nowals of Santa Rosa; Major Whittan of
Mr. and Mrs Sol Getz have returned from
their trip through the southern part of the
State.
Mr. and Mrs. A. ]. Turner have removed
| from 1921 Fulton street to their new home at
| 1910 McAllister street.
Dr. and Mrs J. Mora Moss nee Foulkes) have
| returned from their bridal tour, and will be at
home at 2423 California street on the Tuesdays
| in May.
Miss Ella Adams is in Boston visiting her sis
| ter, Mrs Knowles
Mr. and Mrs William Harvey Jardine (nee
! BucknalD will leave for the East next Tuesday.
| After brief stay in New York, they will sail
! for Scotland on visit to Mr.. Jardine's rela-
! tives.
Mr. and Mrs W. c. Ralston recently returned
from Europe and have been in New York City
during the past fortnight.
Mrs. John g. Kittle and Miss Lucia kittle
| sailed from New York last week on the steam
ship La Champagne for Havre, France.
! Colonel Isaac Trumbo Teturned last Wednes-
day from Salt Lake City, where he has been for
| several weeks.
Mrs. Irving NJ Scott and Miss Florinne Brown
a re visiting friends in Los Angeles.
Mrs. Isaac l.. Requa OF Piedmont and Miss
Glascock OF Oakland have returned from Los
Mr. Callaghan Byrne returned from Los An
| geleS last Monday after an absence OF more
| than six months. He Will go south again in a
few days and will probably pass the winter in
Europe.
| rived in Paris last week.
Charles Meinecke arrived in Bremen last
! Tuesday.
Mrs. Lucia NJ. Lane and Miss Virginia W.
Smiley arrived in New York from Genoa, Italy,
last week, and are en- route here;
| Mr.. and Mrs. William Ingraham Kip and
| Miss Clementina Kip will pass the summer in
| San Rafael
Mr. and Mrs. George Croker have gone to
! New York, in their private car, to remain there
| until about June 8, when they will return here
| with Colonel C. F. Croker, who has been max
| ing tour of the world.
| Mr. and Mrs. George H. Lent have leased the
Jo,Y c,ri1l Ri will
| it this summer.
Mrs. Samuel Blair and Miss Jennie Blair will
| go to Monterey for the season.
| Mrs. Richard Sprague will entertain her
| sister, Miss Wallace, at her home in Burlingame
| this summer
Miss Ada Sullivan is visiting Mrs Luis L..
| Arguello at the Hotel Vendome.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. j. Moore have gone over to
| San Rafael for the summer
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard ]. Burris sailed for
| Honolulu on Thursday.
| H. S. Crocker, accompanied by his wife, is at
| the Hotel Nendome, Sar Jose.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Henry E. Bothin will spend the
| season at Ross Valley.
Mr.. F. q. Beckett, Pho. chairman of the
| board of trustees OF the California College of
| Pharmacy, University of California, left Satur-
day for an extended trip through the Eastern
| States and Canada in the interest of the col
| lege. He will inspect the various State univer-
sites and colleges in order to obtain the latest
! data for the new building that the State is to
erect for the professional colleges. Mr.. Beckett
| will accompany Dr.. Beverly Cole, who goes in
the interest of the medical department. and
| Architect Albert Sutton.
| Mr. and Mrs. ]. j. Moore left on Wednesday
| for San Rafael, where they will spend the
| summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry E. Bothin have gone to
Ross Valley, where they will spend the sum-
| mer
Mrs. James A. Rowland (nee Health, who has
| been spending several months with her family,
| left on Wednesday, April "a, for her home in
Philadelphia.
Mrs. Monroe Salisbury left yesterday for the
East.
Mr. and Mrs. E. T. Allen have returned from
! their trip to Southern California, where they
! took IN the fiesta at Los Angeles and the
| flower show at Santa Barbara.
| g. E. Peace and M. j. pullman leave for
| Rio Vista on the steamer Aurora tomorrow.
| Mr.. and Mrs. B. Lich tenstein, son and daugh-
| ter of New York are in the City. They are re-
! siding at the Palace Hotel.
| Miss Gussie Schlesinger has returned home
| after visit to her sister in the East.
! Mrs. julius Stahl has returned to this City
| after an absence of two years in Guatemala.
! She is stopping at 923 Geary street
Mrs. H. Sultan of Santa Paula is spending
some time with her mother, Mrs l. ]. Frank Of
| this City.
| Mrs. S. Guggenheim has moved to 1913 Web
| ster street, where she will be pleased to her
! friends.
Simon Clayburgh and family are visiting
! friends in New York prior to their departure
| for Europe.