The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-08-04
At SO Cents.

have be en- in New York City during the past
week. They are expected home soon.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Babcock (nee May are
at their residence at Stockbridge, in the Berk-
Walter B. Hobart, the Misses Alice and Ella
Hobart and Miss Vassault lett last Thursday
prolonged visit. Mr.. Hobart took his string
of thirty horses down to keep them in training
for the races late in August. He will devote
hims eli principally to testing the polo grounds
+. E. Adams of San Francisco was registered
last week at the Winnecotte, The Weirs, n. H.
James P. HON er and family of San Francisco
are spending the summer at the Oceanside
House Isle of Shoals, n. H.
Rev. and Mrs. w. H. Moreland and child of
San Francisco are at Nashua, N. H., on sum-
mer outing.
Mrs. j. j. Howard Smith and Miss E. Smith
of San Francisco arrived last week at the Cur
tbs House. Lenox, for the month of August.
Eugene Gregory of San Francisco is guest
at Taylor's Tavern, Nantasket.
R. B. Colburn of San Francisco is staying at
the Sherburne House, Nantucket, this season.
Mrs. Susan L. Mills, president of Mills Col
lege, is the guest of Mrs. Sara B. Sage OF Ware,
Dr. and Mrs. w. F. Younger entertained
eight guests at dinner at their home, on Cali
fornia street, on Friday evening After an
elaborate dinner the rest of the evening was
spent with music in the parlors.
There is jolly party, consisting of Louis
Glass and wife, Miss Glass, G. E. Bacon and
wife, Miss Perkins, Miss Della Mills, Miss
Liberty Hall, the beautiful country home of
John /. Ssbin, near Mountain View.
Mrs. Clarke Croker and the Misses Fannie
and Julia Croker after q two months visit to
Castle Crags, returned home on Monday. The
young ladies are visiting the Misses Castle in
their cottage in Santa Cruz this week and later
will go to Monterey.
Willis E. Bachelor, the tenor, has returned
from his trip to the English Mountain mine
and will open his studio tomorrow.
Mrs Andrew ]. Kickoff, the authoress, whose
recent illness gave much anxiety to her friends,
has gone East to visit relatives and friends in
Ohio.
Mrs Henry Bruno and children have gone to
| CaZadero for a month.
Mrs Cornell has returned from q three weeks
visit to her sister, Mrs. ]. d. O'Brien of San
Mateo.
Miss Mae H. OiBrien of San Mateo.
! Miss Marie L. Harvey and Miss Marie f.
| Cusick will spend the month of August in Mon
terey. They are enthusiastic swimmers and
| may be seen daily in the surf.
Dr. and Mrs. B. f. Small have returned to the
| Hotel St. Nicholas.
Mr.. and Mrs G. Gumpertz and their family
! of stockton are stopping at the Van Dyke.
Miss Carrie Heller and DR.. Clarence L. Heller
leave on August for Alaska
Mrs. S. Resented and her daughters, the
Misses Fannie and Emma, of Sacramento, are
| staying at the California for few days.
Miss Josie Barnett is visiting Mrs. Herman
| Ash of Reno.
Mrs, Benno /. Barnett will be at home on
| the fourth Wednesday in each month at her
| residence, 171SA Ellis street.
| Mrs. NJ. A. venhoff and son of Louisville, KY,
| are visiting her brother, w. II. OBrien, 203
| Fair Oaks street.
| A. Kronberg who has been visiting Bartlett
| Springs, has returned much improved in
| health.
! Mr.. and Mrs Edmund Tauszky have re-
turned from Sausalito and are now at the
! Colonial
Miss Regina Levy. who has been the guest OF
Miss Clara Offer in Oakland, has returned to
her home, 1872 Post street.
| Miss l.. Tourny has returned from the coun-
trv and will receive her friends at 1923 Suffer
| street.
| Mrs J. McGillert and son of Portland, Or, are
| in the City on short visit, and will be at home
on Fridays at 2034 Mission street.
Mrs. E. L. Hall of East Oakland, who went to
the islands with her son, Will III. Hall, who is
connected with the Bishop Museum in Homo
| lulu, returned on the Australia.
Oscar Mausfeldt and Miss Mabel MANSFIELD
leave the middle of the week for tour OF
Southern California.