The San Francisco call., 1896-03-15
Personals.

Personals.
Mrs. Mclean is still confined to her room at
her residence on Pacific avenue. The lady is
suffering from severe attack of gastritis.
Mrs. d. O'Sullivan, formerly Miss Elizabeth
Curtis of this City, leaves for London in April
to continue her art studies.
Miss Helen Boss is preparing Tor European
visit, and will robably remain abroad for two
years.
have been visiting Miss Juliet Tompkins at her
home in San Anselmo.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. P. Hotaling Jr. have leased
the Boyd cottage at San Rafael for the summer,
and will occupy it on April 1.
Mrs George w. Gibbs is in New York City
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Minor have taken q cot
tage at sausalito forthe summer.
Mrs. Lee LarZelere has returned from her
visit to Santa Cruz.
William ]. Newn an, the head partner of the
well-known firm of Newman Levinson, left
last Thursday for the East. He proposes TAX
ing an extended trip through Europe during
the summer and will return here in the early
fall
Mrs. r, C. Woolworth and Miss Helen Wool
worth will soon leave for Europe, where they
expect to spend two years.
Mr. and Mrs. Southland Hoffman have leased
the Woolworth residence on Sacramento street,
and will occupy it with their family during
the owners European tour.
NJ. G. Tonini, the well-known Italian agent
of the Union Pacific Railroad and Compagnie
Generate Transatlantique, is in Paris.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Fries are spending
three months in Eastern travel.
Mrs. Harry E. Hall has returned after visit
to her parents, General and Mrs. Crosby, in
Sacramento.
Arthur Scrivener, who has been for more
than twenty years manager of the London and
San Francisco Bank, has resigned his position,
not again to return. Mr.. Scrivener intends to
retire entirely from business, and will devote
himself to rest and recreation, spending his
time in England and on the Continent.
MrSM M O. Thomas Of DatrOit Mich iS harp
on visit to her sister, Mrs. =. Allen, at 515
Cough street.
The Misses Irene and Hattie Tay are visiting
friends in Los Angeles.
Mrs. Robert Green of Los Angeles is on a
visit TO this City and will be pleased to see her
friends at 1909 Broderick street on the third
and fourth Mondays in March.
Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Joslyn and Mr.. and
Mrs. Hank Childs have returned from pro-
longed visit to Portland, Ore, and are located
at 116 Chattanooga street, near Twenty-sec-
ond.
Mrs. B. w. Paulsen, accompanied by her
nephew, Mr.. F. Dohrmann Jr, has left New
York and will stop several days in Washington.
d. G.
Mrs. B. Feigenbaum and her son, julius Feig-
enbaum, have. leased cottage at Sausalito,
where they will pass the summer months.
Miss Lorena Barber has returned from her
visit to friends at Santa Cruz.
DR.. w. III. Craig and Mrs. Craig (nee Brad
bury have returned from their visit to Oregon.
Mr.: and Mrs. j. Stern leave on the 1st of
April for an extended European visit.
Mrs. Charles A. Warfeld of Buffalo, N. Y, is
spending few weeks as guest of her brother,
Robert Tolmie, 1907 Sutter street.
Mrs. M. Badt and family are residing a 1916
Bush street, with Mrs. A. Leszynsky, prior to
their departure for Nevada, and will be pleased
to see their friends Friday, Saturday and Sun
day afternoons of this week.
w. ID. Chamberlain and S. P. Young OF Oak
land will spend few weeks at Paso Robies.
Mrs. L. Z. Prescott Francis Prescott, Mr.. and
Mrs. Y. A. Emmons, Miss Z. ]. Ferris and
Miss Mary Ferris of Boston are registered at
Paso Robles.