The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1895-02-10

Mr.. and Mrs D. NJ. Delmas and the Mise
Delmas are visiting Del Coronado prior to their
| Eastern trip.
Mrs. Dora Werner of East Oakland leaves
next week on an extended tour through the
Eastern and Southern States, to visit relatives
and friends.
Miss Chandler OF st. Louis is being enter!
tanned by her cousin, Miss May Palmer, at her
home, $500 Fillmore street.
Mr.. and Mrs George Croker are occupying
the Croker mansion OH California street.
Miss Ray Harris is visiting her aunt. Mrs. NJ.
II. Jacobs of Antioch.
Mrs G. Attell has removed from 936 Nc
Allister street to 1912 Buchanan street and
will receive on the last Wednesday of every
month.
Colonel W. Thompson, U. S. A. retired, is at
the Somerset House in Los Angeles.
Samuel Rosener, the sexton OF the Congrega-
! ton Emanuel, has fully recovered from the
| effects. of the accident which he sustained two
weeks ago.
Mrs Alfred Shaw Moore received q number of
| their friends at 1924 Leayenworth street. They
| will receive every Tuesday in February.
Mr.. and Mrs. Morton Mitchell are here on q
! visit and are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. f. w.
Easton at their residence, 1924 Pine street.
Mrs c.. S. Unna of Portland, Or, who has
been visiting her mother the past two months,
will be at home Thursday afternoon, the Nth,
at 1927 Golden Gate avenue, prior to her de-
parture for home on the 18th
Mrs. George &. Boardman Will receive on
Tuesdays in Marc at her residence on Frank
lin street.
Miss Ashe has not returned home, as has
been announced, but is now visiting friends in
st. Louis and will return shortly.
Mrs. Alphonse Wigmore has just returned to
her home on Leavenworth street, after passing
q month in Southern California.
Mr. and Mrs. Menefie of Santa Cruz are,spend-
ing few weeks at Paso Robes.
Judge and Mrs. CARRIER passed the early part
of the week iii San Jose.
Mrs Charles j. Torbert and Miss Mollie Tor
bert are visiting in New York City.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Wangenheimer of this city are
sojourning at Pdso Robes.
Fred H. Beaver has returned from a visit to
Los Angeles.
ajor and Mrs Frank Mclaughlin and Miss
Alice Mclaughlin came down from Oroville
last Tuesday and are at the Palace:
Miss Laura Bates has returned from visit
to Mrs a. p Scheld in sacramento.
Samuel Rucker of San Jose returned last
Tuesday from visit 10 Major MeLaughlin's
family at 0rovilIe.
Mr.. and Mrs Goodfriend and Miss Goodfriend
are spending few weeks at Paso Robes.
Lieutenant James B. Erwin, Fourth Cavalry,
U. S. A., will return from his leave OF absence
on February 10.
Miss Nellie Hillyer has returned from visit
to friends in the East.
Captain Brice, U. 5. N, and Mrs. Brice are
still located at Paso Robes
Mrs. ID. d. Cotton and Mrs. Crittenden Thorn
ton left last Thursday for New York, Ell route
to Europe.
Mr.. Carroll W. McAfee and Mr.. Charles
Graham returned from the southern part of the
State last Tuesday.
Miss Dora Ssalburg, who has been ON visit
10 her sister, Mrs. Sess Prayer OF Portland, Or,
is expected to return on Tuesday.
Mrs. John B. Milton, wife of Lieutenant
Milton, u. S. N, is passing the winter at 1915
Scott street.
Colonel w. D. Sanborn is visiting friends in
Santa Barbara.
Mr.. Rudolph Neumann is expected to return
from Europe early in March,
Mrs. Henry Wetherbee and Mrs. Frances B..
Edgerton returned on Wednesday from visit
to Honolulu.
Mr. Willis Polk has recovered from his recent
severe illness.
Commander Charles E. Clark, U. S. NJ is in
Vallejo on leave OF absence.