The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-05-02
PERSONALS.

DR.. J. f. Morse and family left for New forS
and Washington Wednesday. Governor Buoo
accom- panied them as far as Sacramento.
Mrs. Leon levin (nee Goodman) will be
pleased to receive her friends Monday. May 3,
at the Palace Hotel, prior to her departure foi
Europe.
The Misses Rose and Jeanette Keene have
discontinued their at homes until after the
su MINER months.
Jacob S. Jonas, who for the past ten days has
been visiting friends and relatives in this City,
left for his home in San Bernardino Friday on
the steamer Santa Rosa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Myers left Monday for a
months trip through Southern Ca ifornia
Mrs. J. S. Steiner of Los Angeles, accompa-
MED by her brother, Joseph Goldstone of this
City, is here on visit and is topping with
her parents, 1905 Geary street
Mr. and Mrs. William Fairgrieve expect to
occupy their new residence, 2729 Bryant ave-
nue., about the first of June.
Percy Ii. o. BrIen has returned after three
weeks bicycle trip to Redding.
Misses r. and B. Asher, formerly of Suffer
street, have removed to 1713 Buchanan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Tevis and Miss Breckin-
ridge arrived In New York early in the week.
Mrs Moody and Miss Maud Bourn have
gone down to Santa Barbara for few week.
stay.
Horace L. Hill has gone East
Emil Bruguiere was in New York last week.
Mrs. D. NJ. Delmas and Miss Delmas, after
several years tour abroad, returned to the
City last week. They are now at the Del as
home, casa Defines" III Santa Clara county.
Bert decht is in Paris.
Chauncey NJ. 81. John returned to the City
last Monday after visit to friends IN San
Rafael.
John Birmingham was in New York.City last
week.
John D. spreckels has gone to Washington
city on b 81 ess trip. He Will return In TWO
or three weeks.
George Croker is now back in New York
City.
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last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. T. Ryland of San Jose will
m owe in May to their country pace at Los
Gatos for the summer.
Misses Eva and Marie Withrow are preparng
to make their departure tor London in June.
where they will continue their studies In their
respective arts of painting ana music.
Edward NJ Greenway has retu rned from his
visit to Southern California.
Mr. and Mrs. K. G. Brown and Miss Brown
were among the weeks Oakland arrivals at
Hotel del Monte.
Colonel and Mrs. John Bradbury are now at
home in Los Angeles.
The Huntington party have returned from
their excursion down the coast division. Mrs.
c. P Huntington. who suffers from rheuma-
tism, remained at Ell Paso de Robes to try the
springs. The Huntingtous will probably re-
turn to New York in June, accompanied by
Major John A. Darling, U. S. A, retired. and
Mrs, Darling.
Herman Oelrichs has returned to San Fran
cisco after a flying trip of a fortnight to New
York.
MI and Mrs. John F. Francis, of Los Angeles,
accompanie by the Rev. Father Alan. have
sailed from New York for Europe.
William Greer Harrison is back from New
York.
Miss Alice NJ. Mullins will leave here for
London in the latter part of May, to attend
the jubilee festivities. While there she will
be the CUES, of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Wynd-
am at their home in st. Johns Wood.
Mrs T Z. Blakeman, Miss Leontine Blake
man, and Miss Ethel Keeney, who have been
spending several m onths in New York City,
ale now in ST. Louis. and will return to this
City some time in May.
Harry NJ. Gillig sailed from New York April
81 on the American liner New York. He is
now in Paris. Mrs. Gillig, who went to the
Riviera last February for her health. will join
him in Paris. They will return to their New
York country-place about the end OF May.
Mrs. John NJ. Cunningham arrived at the
Hotel Rafael last week.
Charles Holbrook, accompanied by his