The San Francisco call., 1896-12-20
PERSONALS.

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank E. Dunn, who were mar
red in Chicago last November. are spending
their honeymoon in Ireland. They intent
making tour of the world returning by way
of San Francisco.
Achille We'll of the firm of A. & T. We'll 4
! Co. OF this City is about to leave for an ex
tended business and pleasure tour to the Eas
! and Europe.
Mrs S. F. Sutherland returned home las
week rom her extended Eastern and Euro
| pean tour.
Miss Tillie Nordman, after tour of two
wears In Europe for her studies and pleasure
has returned and will receive her friends al
! the home of her parents 2505 Clay street, this
| Thursday Decem ber 20, between and P. M.
| Mrs. E. j. Sehlesinger, GA McAllister street
| will be at home the first and third Tuesdays
| of the month.
W. II. Snedaker, w. ]. shortwer and E. II
Mccormack of this City have secured rooms al
the Hotel Green and will remain there for
several days
Mrs George Gephard and daughters of Los
Angeles and Mrs. F. F. Meyler of ST. Angus
tine, Fla, are guests of the Norwood, GIL Tay-
lor ST.
Bogie o'Donuell has gone to his ranch on
Grand Island duck-hunting for few days. ac-
companied by Sam Goldman OF Sachs Bros.
Co. and James Ryan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis II. Scharrer, who have
been summering at their berkeley residence,
have returned to the st. Nicholas Hotel, where
Mrs. E. L. Hall and son OF East Oak and re-
turned home on Monday last from the East
after q six months visit. William Hall will
depart for Honolulu, where he occupies the
position of taxidermist in the Bishop Museum,
in January.
Mr.. and Mrs Edward G. Schmiedell (nee Nc
Cutchen) arrived in Paris on December 8.
They are expected here early next year.
Mrs. 6. f. Umbsen and Mrs. P. Umbsen
sailed for Honolulu last week and will be
away for couple of months.
Mrs m / Micc
van are en- route home from New York City.
Mrs Isaac Hecht Mrs Helen Hecht and Miss
Elsie S. Hecht will soon sail from Trieste for
Alexandria and will pass two months in Egypt,
including voyage on the Nile.
J. w. Hart is in New York City.
Jesse E. Triest is en- route home after pro-
longed visit in the Eastern States.
DR.. NJ. HerZs tein will leave for Europe early
in February and will be away about three
months.
Mr. ana Mrs Henry E. Bothin have returned
from Ross Valley and are occupying their resi-
dence, 1880 jackson street.
Mrs Frederick H. Green and Miss Julia
Crocker returned home on Friday after max
ing prolonged tour OF Europe.
Miss Ethel Cohen has come over from her
home, Fernsde, Alameda County, to pass the
season with Miss Ida Gibbons at her residence,
920 Polk street. She will receive her friends
there on the first, second and third Mondays
OF each month.
Mrs. Gerritt L. Lansing is visiting her sister,
Mrs. Daggett, in New Haven, Conn Her resi-
dence, 1885 Pacific avenue, is occupied by Mr..
and Mrs Peter MEG. Mclean.
Harry NJ. Gillig. Willard T. Barton and Frank
L. Unger arrived in Denver last Wednesday on
their way West.
Mr. and Mrs. F. H Green have taken rooms
at the California Hotel for the winter.
Truxton Beale has arrived here on a busi-
ness trip and will remain on the coast for some
time.
Mr. and Mrs. George Morse returned last
Wednesday from visit to Canton, Ohio.
where they were entertained by Hon. and Mrs.
William Mckinley. Afterward they passed a
few days in New York City and Chicago. They
Will go to Washington, D. c., late in February
President-eect.
Nine. B. Ziska has removed to 171S Sacra-
menIo street, and will receive on all the Fri
days of the month except the last.
Mrs. C. NJ. Jennings has removed to 171S
Sacramento street, and will be at home the
first and fourth Fridays.