The San Francisco call., 1896-02-22
PERSONAL.

DR.. c. S. Roger OF Halifax, England, is at the
Grand.
d. NJ. Singer of Pasadena is among the recent
arrivals here
Z. A. storke, the attorney of Santa Barbara,
is at the Lick
WI. Deatin, editor OF the MADEIRA Tribune,
is in the CITY,
Dr. L. P. de Grandpri OF Fail River, Mass, ar
rived here yes sterdav
II. A Long, the attorney and politician of
WILLOWS, is at the Grand.
MRS. Lee Davenport of Los Angeles is regis
tered at the Cosmopolitan.
David Stark of the Pacific Surety Company
Is ON visit to Los Angeles,
LEWIS 4. Williams, a mining superintendent
OF Butte, Mont. is in town.
oherlh A. c. Busch of DownieviIle, Sierra
county, arrived here yesterday.
L. Y. steele, the wealthy dsiryman and busi-
ness man OF Pescadero, is at the Russ.
seloen l., Jones, a well-known commercial
man from Chicago, is at the Cosmopolitan.
L. u. MeCabe of Sacramento, private secre-
tary OF Governor Budd, is at the California.
MIS-. ;. s. Briggs, who owns large ranches
near woodland and Davisville, is at the Lick.
j. B. Overton, superintendent of the Virginia
City and Gold Hill Water Works, is at the
Russ.
W. F. Newell of Olympia, son of W. F. New
ELL one OF the Territorial Governors of Wash
lngton, is on a visit here.
Howard J. Ball of Buffalo, general passenger
agent OF the Delaware, Lackawanna and Wes-
tern Railroad, is at the Palace.
w. ii. Proctor and daughter and S. E. Searles
ana wife, OF Iowa, who are visiting California
on pleasure tour are guests at the Cosmo-
politan.
L. Z. .Apperson of Santa Clara, who owns
herds of cattle and is interested in different
enterprises, has arrived here after an eXten-
slVe tour OF the East.
Colonel Joseph M. Locke of Cincinnati, Ohio,
now retired from the United States army, and
who was one of the first TO cross the plains in
lo49, during regular ser vice, is guest at the
Cosmopolitan.
Judge and Mrs. ]. w. Mitchell of Los Angeles
are here. Judge Mitchell is member OF the
Democratic State Central Committee. Mrs.
Mitchell is a trustee of the Reform School at
Whittier, by appointment of Governor Budd.
DR.. Thomas E, Peery of Tazenea, Va, is at
the Grand He has been making tour of diff
ierent parts of the country in order to inform
himself regarding various places He has rel
atives here and at Santa Rosa, and thinks of
settling in California.
Rear Admiral S. Makaroff of the Russian
navy, who is en- route from the Tai Lung penin-
sula to take command OF the department of
the Baltic, is visiting Monterey, Santa Cruz,
San Jose and Mount Hamilton. He was at the
latter place last night.
Senator Mcpherson of New Jersey who has
been for some days at the Palace Hotel, is in
California for his health. 1t has not been good
for some time. The ten years of his ex xperience
in the United States Senate from his State
seems to have been injurious to his constitu-
ton. His ilv is with him and he is living
very quietly.
F. f. James Anderson, young artist and
archltectural draughtsman, who has made 8
name for himself in residence of few years
IN the Northwest-Tacoma, Portland and
seattle-has been called to this City to do Ger
tain work in connection with the rebuilding
OF the old City Hall. He has made picture Of
the new building in colors that is attracting
attention.
AT the annual meeting OF the Woman's Ex-
change, just held, the following were elected:
President, Mrs John Currey; vice. presidents,
Mrs. Henry Sch1niedell, Mrs. Henry Weather
bee, Mrs H. l.. Dodge, Mrs, Louis Sloss; treas
urer, Mrs. W. r Morgan; recording secretary,
Mrs. Sophie Lilienthal; corresponding secre-
tary, Mrs. Sands W. Forman; directors, Mrs.
Henry Schmiedell, Mrs. John Currey Mrs E.
). Breyfogle, Mrs. Albert T. SPOTS, Mrs Nc
k1nstry, Mrs. Henry Weatherbee, Mrs Sands
W. Forman, Mrs. H. L. Dodge, Mrs Louis Sloss.
Mrs w. T. Morgan and Mrs. Sophie Liienthal