The San Francisco call., 1896-03-29
ding tour and are residing at the home of Hon

ding tour and are residing at the home of Hon.
samuel w. Holiday, father of the groom.
The Prince and Princess Ponlatowsk1 are
visiting the Sperry ranch, near Santa Barbara
MISS Masten, who has been visiting her
cousins, the Misses Bours OF Stockton, has re-
turned home.
DR.. E. S. Breyfogle, after three months
visit at the hospitals and clinics in Vienna,
leaves there for Italy April 1, with Mrs Brey-
fogle:
Major and Mrs Frank Mclaughlin and Miss
Agnes Mclaughlin are domiciled at Golden
Gate Cottage, Santa Cruz, where they will re-
main during the summer months.
Louis Sloss Jr. has returned from his stay at
Paso Robles
Alfred j. Rich left on Saturday last for two
months Eastern and European visit.
Mr.. Blair and Miss Blair were expected home
yesterday from their visit to Paso Robes.
William NJ. Simonson who has for some
months been the tenor in the Plymouth Con-
gregatlonal Church in this City, will leave
about April for St. Louis to join his sister,
Nine. SaVllle. Thence he will accompany her
to Paris, where he will spend three or four
years in studying music
DR.. W.. s. Thorne of s13 sutter street, who for
SIX months has been in Europe engaged in hos
p1tal clinic work, has returned
Miss Edith A. Lawrence of 1916 Scott street,
VINO mas been Tor the past three years pursuing
course OF dramatic study left last week for
Nevada City on q visit to her mother and sister.
Mrs. F. Hetherington is visiting friends in
Los Angeles.
The Kew. Sebastian Dabovich left last Mon
Will spend the next two or three years. His
destination is Belgrade, Servia.
Mrs. ID. Callagkan and the Misses Callaghan
are visiting Southern California.
Mr.. aud Mrs. L. C. Strauss left Saturday for
an extended Eastern trip
Mr. Fred Meinhold, bookkeeper for "The
Norton Tanning ompany OF South San Fran
CISCO" is spending week pleasantly among
friends in Oakland.
Mrs. D. Cahen has moved from 1044 Golden
Gate avenue to 513 Baker street; at home
second Friday, Miss Cahen at home first Fri
day.
Mrs. Julius siegel has just returned from
Alaska.
Miss Carrie Callaghan will start on the first
OF the month Tor Europe, where she will spend
some time in completing her art studies. On
Wednesday she entertained number OF her
art-school friends at her home on Geary street,
the occasion being farewell afternoon tea.
Miss Fannie Nicholson of San Francisco, who
has been in Europe for several years studying
music in the different conservatories there, has
now finished her musical education in the
Ecole Marchesi. in Paris, where, at an operatic
performance of the different students, given by
that institution on February 27 last she sang
the aria and duo from "Faust." She has taken
the stage name Mile. Francisca. critic in q
Paris paper writes: ''Mlle. Francisco has not
alone fine soprano voice, but she is also a
good actress, two qualities combined which
should make great prima DONNA"
Miss Josephine Cohen is visiting relatives In
New York.
Mrs. B. Feigenbaum has leased a cottage at
Sausalito, which she will occupy during the
summer months
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Simon (nee Greenebaun)
returned from their bridal tour yesterday and
are at the Palace Hotel.
The Misses Cnannell have left for an ex-
tended Eastern visit and will spend much Of
their time visiting relatives and friends at
Minneapolis.