The San Francisco call., 1895-10-13


shorb of San Gabriel Mission, Los Angeles, is
visiting Mrs. John c. Kirkpatrick at the Palace
Hotel.
f. A. Greenwood returned Yesterday from
two months trip East, and is now at the Hotel
Pleasanton, where he will spend the winter
season.
Miss Oxnard and Miss NJ. D. Oxnard will
spend month at Paso Robles.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Magee will move over
from Fruitvale November l ana go 10 the
Hotel Richelieu, where they have taken rooms
Mrs. Hermann Adler will be at home on the
third Monday OF each month at 1889 v far-
Mrs. and Miss scharlach will be at home on
/ the third Monday OF each month at 1439 OFar-
rel1 street,
Mrs. Emil Cohn tnee Marks viii be at home
on the last Friday OF each month at 2O4l Flne
Mrs. W. P. Wand is visiting her sister-in-law,
Mrs. l.. L. Winkleman in Novato.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jules Gerhardt have removed
from their residence on Leavenworth street to
Al Eleventh street, and will be pleased 20 see
their friends, as usual, on the first ana thlro
Tuesdays.
Miss JuIiette Mergenthaler will be pleased
to be at home to her friends on the first ana
third Tuesdays in her new home, IL Eleventh
street.
Thomas Isom of New York ana DR.. George
Edwards OF Washington, d. C., will spend the
winter at Paso Robles.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nathan Bentz returned on
the last trip of the City of Peking and are
stopping at the Palace for few days before
continuing on to their home in santa Barbara:
Ihey have been making four months tour OF
Japan.
Ifeutenant-Commander and Mrs. Richard
Glover left their country place in Napa Valley
Mr. and Mrs. william c.. Morrow have re-
moved to 1902 Vallejo street. Mrs. Morrow
will receive on second and third Fridays.
Lieutenant w. NJ. Wood, U. 5. N, has been res
lieved from duty on the Philadelphia, and has
been ordered to hold himself in readiness for q
commission on the Katahd1n- -
o.
1t acts a magnet to many OF the falr sex. on
Thursday last the Congressional party, plloted
by Senator White and Senator PERKINS, ana
with several congressman VINO are mere az
present, visited the Presidio and were taken TO
see the great rifle fred and then inspected the
mortar batteries on the hillside. Mrs. Kune
ana the Misses Graham and Young accompA'
MED the party.
Lieutenant Il. A. Wilmer, U. s. N, has been
detached from inspection duty at Munhall, Pa. 4
ana ordered to the Philadelphia, relieving
Lieutenant f. E. Savage, who has been granted
three months leave of absence.
Much uneasiness is felt over the condition OF
A Page Brown, whose unfortunate accident .
few days ago was chronicled in the newspa1
pers. he is seriously injured, but his physi.
clans hope with care and attention to pull him
through His fine physique is a great help IN
that direction
III health has caused Commander Francis NJ.
Barber, U. s. N, TO apply to be relieved from
duty as uaval attache to the United States le-
gauon at Toxic, Japan. Captain Charles A. Z.
Hatfield, Fourth Cavalry, U. S. A., has been
granted two months leave OF absence tor the
same cause.
Edgar Walter left on Saturday week for
Europe to continue his art studies, which Will
take the best of two years.
Mrs. f. NJ: Hatch (nee Hawes) and family ar
rived from Honolulu on Wednesday last. After
short stay in this city they will proceed to
join Mr.. Hatch in Washington, D. c..
heutenant-COlonelE Edward Hunter, o. s. A.
has been appointed judge advocate OF the de-
partment of Dakota.
Mrs. Harry Knox, wife of Lieutenant-Com-
mander Knox, is spending few weeks at Coro-
nado.
Mrs. southard Hoffman and the Misses May
and Alice Hoffman are at present in Phlladel-
phia visiting relatives. They expect to go to
Washington, D. c., before their return, which
will probably be in January.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jerome Lincoln and Miss Ethel
Lincoln will arrive in a few days from the East.