The San Francisco call., 1896-04-05
PERSONAL.

n. B. Joyce of Seattle is at the Palace.
D. B. Clark of Los Angeles is in the City.
E. A. Nelson of New Mexico is at the Grand.
J. G. Mclean, business man of Seattle is in
town.
G. F. Brophy of Portland, Or, is at the
Grand.
DR.. George W. Wood of Stockton is at the Cal
ifornia
H. sissons, business man of Tacoma, is at
the Russ.
W. Davis and wife of Chicago are guests at
the Cosmopolitan.
S. S. Gould, a business man Of Stockton, is at
the Cosmopolitan.
Professor Robert F. Pencils of Chicago ar
rived here yesterday.
c. B. Bogue, veal thy real estate dealer of
Chicago, arrived here last night.
T. L. Harrington, a leading commission
dealer of Seattle, is at the Grand.
P. F. Morey OF Portland is among those who
registered yesterday at the Palace.
Frank Bulkeley Smith, wealthy resident of
Worcester, Mass, is on q visit here.
William Fl. Taylor, q mining man of the
Rogue River Valley, Or, is at the Palace.
Frank Belcher, the talented vocalist and
popular Native Son, left last evening for New
York.
J. H. White, wealthy business man Of
Texas, is at the Lick, accompanied by his wife
and son.
Wv. Woodruff. pay inspector in the United
States army, arrived here ast night and is at
the Palace.
Postmaster Frank McCoppin has sent in his
application for mem bership in the Merchants
Association.
William Swan, owner of an extensive gold
mine at Sierra Buttes, Sierra County, is guest
at the Cosmopolitan.
Captain S. D. Dean of the United States army
at Fort Custer, Mont, arrived here yesterday,
accompanied by Mrs. Dean.
]. c. Powers, a leading banker of Rochester,
N. T., is at the California accompanied by his
wife and a party of friends among whom are
Mrs. Powers mother and grandmother.
c. B. Weatherwax of Aberdeen, Wash who
is interested in mills and timber lands on the
Chehalis River and Grays Harbor, and Who
ships large quantities of lumber to this City, is
at the Grand
The Marquis Yamagati Field Marshal of
japan and hero of the recent war, will leave
with his suite on the early train to-day for the
East and Russia. All his baggage was ticketed
for the trip last evening.
Harrison Gray Otis. editor of the Los An
geles Times, came up from the south last night
to attend the dinner by the Union League
Club to Chauncey NJ. Depew. Mr.. Otis is regis
tered at the Occidental.
Charles P. Clark, a rich resident of New
Haven, Conn, is at the Palace, accompanied
by his wife and Misses Carita and Sadie J.
Clark and the following friends: Miss Alice
Hatch, Miss Edith r. Palmer, Miss Sarah A.
Breslin, Mr.. and Mrs. n. W. Rice and Miss A.
T. Rice.
Mrs S. W. Smith, chaperon of the Stanford
girls basketball team, and the aforesaid team
are the guests of the California. Mrs. Smith
insisted on her usual dietary rules, and al
lowed her pretty charges to be fed only on beef
and mutton. This is the rigid course the lady
has pursued ever since the Stanford girls went
into training for the purpose of eventually
besting the Berkeley girls.
L. G. Menley, wealthy real-estate owner
and business man of Minneapolis, is at the Cal
ifornia. He was in California in 1850, having
come to get gold. He remained for a time, Sc
cured some of the yellow metal and went East
again. The changes here, he says, since his
youthful days are so enormous and so unusual
in every way as to scarcely be credible, with
out actually viewing tn em.