The San Francisco call., 1897-06-20
PERSONALS.

After spending the month of May in Paris
the Misses Tay left for London and will shortly
return to the Continent, where they will be
joined by Mrs. B. W. PauIsen and Miss c. Len
hardtY who are at present visiting in Holland.
Matthew Lindsay and Miss Emily Lindsay
will leave Ross Valley Tuesday, June %, on
trip to Eureka with the knights Templar.
They will be away about one week, and upon
their return they will make preparations for
the reception to be given in M. J. Lindsays
Mr.. and Mrs James W. Burnham of Alameda
are at the Occidental for the summer.
Mrs. l.. I. Allen, with her family, left for the
East on the 9th inst. They will spend the
summer in Rhode Island.
K. A. Lundstrom left last Thursday for
four months trip to the East and Europe.
Jacob Burnstine of Burnstine Bros, accom-
panied by his brother Louis, has left on an
| extended northern trip. While in Portland
Mr.. Burnstine will look after the interest of
his firm.
Miss Lucille Magnin Will accompany Miss
Minnie Cohn to New York, where she will be
her guest for an indefinite time. They will
make tour of the Eastern States.
Mrs. l.. }. Levingst ton, Mrs. +. Il. Merzbach,
Mrs. Jake L4vings on and Mrs. Eugene W.
Levy will receive their friends every WedneS-
day during the months of June and July
at Ivanhoe Villa, Mill Valley.
Mrs. Morris Friedman OF San Antonio, Tex,
is visiting her sister, Mrs Gus Cline, 733
Eddy street
Mr.. and Mrs E. E. Ames leave to-day for
their country res idence at Pacific Grove, 10 be
absent during the season.
Louis Y. Crepaux sailed on La Bretagne last
Saturday. He intends to spend his vacation
in Paris and in London and will resume his
professional duties on or oout August 10.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter C. Campbell left on
Thursday evening, June II, for The East to at
tend the National Music Teachers Convention
which meets in New York on the Oath inst.
Mrs. Campbell, known 10 the public as Mrs.
Mariner Campbell is n member of the
National Music Teachers Association.
Miss Bessie Grodjinsky has gone to Seattle
70 md fpIy 1lpoT he t4Tth hnr c5c
Lilly.
/. Goldberg OF the firm of Goldberg. Bowen
& Co., who left on urday last for the East
on short business tri is registered at the
Madison-avenue Hotel, New York
Mrs. J. Eyer and Mrs. Beno Barnett have dis
continued their day at home until after the
summer season.
Mrs E. Knox ana Miss Matte Farrls, ac-
cOmpanied by their sister Mrs. A. Gurnsey,
and Master Lester Gurnsey of Alameda, left
yesterday morning for an extended visit 10
Colusa.
Mrs. Hermann Adler has discontinued her
day at home for the present
Mrs. ]. L. Cert and daug hter and Miss Helen
Goldsmith will leave on the 21sG inst. for
Southern California.
Miss Bessie GrodjInsky expects to leave on
Tuesday next for Seattle, Wash, TO remain in
definitely.
NJ Bailey and the Misses Bailey have re-
turned to their home, 1901 Fillmore street,
alter an absence OF four months in tne south
ern part of the State.
Charles F. Brown and family are occupying
Windmiller cottage at Eastland, Mill Valley,
for the season.
A. o. Lindstrom will leave on Thursday
evening for three-months' visit to the East
and Europe.
Miss Clara Beagles OF Napa has returned to
her home, accompanied by her sister Mrs
Henry Wolf, whom she has been visiting at
her home, S16 California street.
Herman Oelrichs, Mrs. Cora S. Ives Mrs. s.
Fitzgerald OF New YORK, Mrs. T. +. Murieu
ana daughters, Mrs. NJ. II. hecht, w. l. Plant
wife and daughter are guests at Paso Robes
John Reynolds. proprietor California Chemi-
cal works, has returned from Japan alter
three-months' business trip, and is now en-
joying a few weeks rest at Johannesburg
Springs, Napa mountains, accom- panied by his
little grandson Jack Rey ynolds.
The many friends OF Mrs Charles F. Han
lon wife OF the prominent attorney of this
City, will be panied to learn that she is dan
gerously i'll at her Jackson-street residence
with an attack OF brain fever.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Herbert E. Law have gone to
Chicago New York and Boston.