The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-03-31
PERSONALS.
TV HE army officers and the ladies from
n Walla Walla who came down with the
- polo team will make quite an addition

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Walla Walla who came down with the
A polo team will make quite an addition
to the colony at Burlingame, where they will
be domiciled during the tournament.
David W. Loring made his last appearance as
the leader of the Loring Club in this city
Thursday evening and will sail for Japan on
Thursday.
Mr., and Mrs. Charles Holbrook and Miss
Mamie Holbrook returned from visit to Paso
Robes last Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George D. Boyd will go over to
their home in San Rafael early in April.
The Misses Larkin of Boston are visiting
their sister, Mrs Colonel W. S. Davis of this
CITY.
Mrs. Adam Grant and Mr.. J. d. Grant are
spending a few weeks at Paso Robes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Malcolm Thomas of Boston have
taken d cottage ct Hotel Mateo while their
residence at Burlingame is being fixed.
Mr.. and Mrs J. Q. Haviland will spend the
summer at Peso Robes
Mr.. Charles Graham, the artist of the Har
pers, has his studio at the Hotel Mateo
adorned with views OF Burlingame and San
Mateo.
Surgeon E. B. Frick, U. s. A., and Mrs. Prick
will arrive in the city on Tuesday and will be
the guests of DR.. F. Stevens Cook and family at
TIP O'Farrell street.
Mrs r, s. Bean, wife of Chief Justice Bean of
Oregon, and her son, Ernest bean, are visiting
friends in this city and Oakland.
DR.. Clyde Payne and family have left for
short visit to New YORK.
Hon. Charles A. Murray and family, of Den
yer, Colo, are IN the city visiting Mrs. DR..
Marian Thrasher at All Van Ness avenue.
Leo Cooper entertained the ladies of the Ply
mouth Club with lecture on the 'sWomen of
shakespeare at their clubrooms on Monday
last.
Mrs T. F. Thorn, who has been for the past
month at her country place, cragthorn, will
spend April in Southern California.
Mrs Hager and her family left on Tuesday
last for trip to the orient.
Mrs. Clara Catherwood has returned from the
East and will be domiciled at the Occidental
for month or two.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Black Ryan have returned
from visit to Portland.
Harry NeuYe gave a farewell dinner to his
friends at the Pacific Union Club last Thursday
evening prior to his departure for Carlsbad.
Miss Bessie Lane has returned from New York
with Mrs. Catherwood.
Rev. DR.. Voorsanger and Mrs. Voorsanger
will spend several months in Europe this sum
mer.
Mr.. and Mrs Marcus Gerstle have taken a
house in San Rafael for the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Joselyn will go to their
country residence next week.
Mrs Simpkins, Miss Simpkins and Harry l..
Simpkins, who have been spending the winter
at the Palace, will move into the Joselyn resi-
dence, 1922 Sacramento street
Mr. and Mrs Millen Griffith and the Misses
Griffith have gone to Ross Valley for the sum-
mer.
Dr. Clyde Payne and his family have left by
the Sunset limited for an extended Eastern trip.
winter with her uncle and aunt, Major and
Mrs. Rathbone, left for her home in Albany
last Monday
Among the San Franeiseans registered at the
Hotel Mateo for a season are: Mrs. A. A. Hub
bard, Mrs. f. L. Ryer, Miss II. T. Wsddell, Mrs.
G. W. Fischer, Miss Marie Fischer, Mr.. and Mrs
E. Rochat, Miss Lille Rochat, Mrs. Elizabeth /.
Ryer, Lennox Grant, Ernest Grant.
Henry Eames, the young pianist who accom-
panies Remenyi, is making quite hit
Jules Vogelsdorf of Oakland has left for a
visit to his old home i'll Europe after an alb
sence of thirty years.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Levy, Miss Ruby, Miss Elvira
and Master Carl Levy of Lower Lake are at the
Van Dyke.
DR.. Adolph Kahn and Mrs. Kahn viii leave
on Thursday for two months trip East visit
ing Denver, Salt Lake, Chicago, Niagara Falls
and other places of interest DR.. Kahn will re-
main for a time in New York taking a post
graduate course in medicine, while Mrs Kahn
viii visit her sister in Providence, r. 1.
Colonel j. G. McMillen has left for a two
months trip East.
Miss Adele Giss, formerly of this city, has re-
turned from the East and is stopping with her
aunt, Mrs. I. A. Downing, 1858 Eleventh ave-
nue., oakland
John w. Mackay Jr. and Clarence Mackay
sailed for Europe from New York on Thursday
Herman NJ. Levy, son of Rev. M. S. Levy Of
this city, will depart on the steamer Australia
for Honolulu, in company with Colonel G. W.
Macfarl6ne on Tuesday.
Last Tuesday Mr.. and Mrs. Aldridge cele-
brated the thirtieth anniversary of their mar
riage.