The San Francisco call., 1895-08-01
Society Personals.

S0SiSly GSI SOIidlSs
Mrs. John P. Jones, wife of the senior SEN
ator from Nevada, and two daughters and A.
c. Hamilton and Miss Hamilton arrived from
the East on Tuesday and are staying at the
Palace.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Hedger and sons were
registered at the Hotel Metropole, London,
July4.
Mr. and Mrs Mark Sibley Severance of Los
Angeles will spend month or two in the
northern part of the State.
H. A. McCraney, Deputy Clerk of the Supreme
Court at Sacramento, has rented Mrs. NJ. E.
Aldrich S cottage on the Cliff road. Santa Cruz,
and viii spend the season there with his fam
ilv
Mr.. and Mrs. ohm Z. Francis and Miss
Dominguez and Miss Annie Carson of Los
Angeles are at Castle CTags, where they con-
template soiourn fora month.
DR.. George II. Palmer, Mrs. Palmer and the
Misses May and Gertie Palmer have gone to
Hotel del Monte for the season. The doctor is
recovering slowly from his recent accident.
Mrs. Charles N. Shortridge was the guest of
old friends in San Jose last week.
Mrs. Childs Miss Childs, Miss Ruth Childs
and Miss Hortense Childs of Los Angeles, ac-
companied by John Bright of New York, are
on a six weeks trip to San Francisco and Mon
terey.
Mf and Mrs. William Babcock are on their
way home to San Francisco. The bride, as al
ready announced in this paper, was Mrs.
George A. Beck of PoughkeepSie, n. Y, for
merly Miss May of Baltimore.
Mrs. T. c. Van Ness and Miss Daisy Van Ness
return shortly from Santa Monica, where they
have been spending the early summer, and 60
to Del Monte for the August gayetieS.
Mrs. VI. Gashwiler and the Misses Laura and
Lottie Gashwiler are spending the summer at
PaSo Robles. Upon their return they will go
to the Occidental Hotel, where they will spend
the winter months.
to the Sea Beach Hotel, Santa Cruz, next week.
Mr and Mrs. Henry Crocker have returned
from their farm near Cloverdale to their home
In this City; They will spend the latter part of
Mr. and Mrs. Ignatz Steinhart have returned
from their visit to the mountains and will
spend the rest OF the season at the Hotel
Rafael.
Mr. and Mrs H. L. Osgood of Oakland have
returned from their wedding trip and have
taken up their residence at 953 Alice street
They made a complete tour OF Southern Cali
foTnia.
Professor and Mrs. Joseph lie Conte have re-
turned to their home in Berkeley from Lake
Tahoe.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard sprague will leave next
Move Der for Louisiana, where Mr.. Sprague
will assume charge of the Oxnard sugar plan
tation.
Miss Kittie and Miss Nellie Thorpe left on the
steamer Pomona for Eureka, Humboldt County,
after passing month with friends in this City
and Alameda.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. F. Thorn have returned from
an outing in Siskiyou County. Mrs. Thorn
caught eighty-three rainbow trout in Shovel
klngfishers fell victims to Mr.. Thorn's marks
manship.
Rev. Mr.. and Mrs. F. r. Farrand will remove
TO 31S Scott street soon
Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Kaufman have returned
to the City and taken up their residence at 926
Eddy street, and will be at home the first
Wednesday in each month";
Miss Dorothy NJ Collins has returned from
her visit TO friends at Santa Rosa.
Mrs. Z. j. Harding and son have left for q
visit to Mark West Springs and Ukiah.
AIrg
have returned from their visit to Napa Valley
and will receive as usual every Thursday at
their home, Webster street.
Mrs. 5. F. Sutherland returned to the CITY
Tuesday after spending two months at her
ranch at Sutherland Crags and visiting in
Oregon.
flying trip TO San Jose and Mount Hamilton
last week.
Mrs. William J. O'Brien and her daughter,
Miss Lola, have returned from Shasta Springs
where they have been the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs J. G. Wilder.
Dr. Nellie Blighle was the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. James h. Gray in San Jose several days
last week. The party spent Saturday night at
the Lick Observatory
Mr.. and Mrs. S. .Aufrichtig (nee Cohnl will be
at home TO their friends at 1927 Steiner street,
Sunday August II, from 2 to 3 P. NJ.
A surprise party was given to Rodger
Cornnell in honor of his nineteenth birth
day at the residence of Mrs. NJ. Froment,
1109 Mason street. The evening was spent
with songs, recitations, dancing and games.
Among the guests were:
Mr.. and Mrs. Hill, Mr.. and Mrs. Froment,
Mrs. NJ. ]. Free, Rodger Cornnell, Charles Nick
erson, Agnes Theisen, f. Thiesen, the Misses
Lener, the Misses Bray, Miss Brand, Emma
Nickerson, Marr Froment Jr, Benjamin Fro
ment, W. Froment Birdie Free, Mrs. ]. Beales,
Florence Sutton Fred Bates. Mr.. Johnson, G. J.
Hunt, T. Sullivan, ]. ]. Coleman, Sarah Sim
mons, Emma Strong, Edith Sanderson, W. C.
Pouren, A. J. Bennett, H. Morris, w. Ackerson,