The San Francisco call., 1897-04-25
PERSONALS.

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DR.. NJ. E. Grossmau of Honolulu and NJ.
Grossman of San Francisco will arrive here
May II from Honolulu.
Among those sailing on the steamship Aus
tralia for Honolulu on Tuesday. April 20,
were: George E. Grau. H. Hugo, Mrs. R. s.
johnson, Professor Dr. A. Koch, L. {. Lemng-
well, z. Lewis, life and daughter, Miss Lewis,
+. Lincoln, wife and son, Mrs. Anna Long, +.
r. Remele, Miss Robinson. Mrs. En- ma Say ior,
Miss Ali &C J. Say lor, Miss Anna Schmidt Mrs
K S. spauldIng, X. I. Stoepel. J. t. Taylor,
Mrs. A. g. Winterha,ter, G. w. Baker and wife,
MISS Irene Baker. c. W. Booth. wife and in
fant, Thomas Brown, Mrs. J. \. brown. Miss
Brown, A. V. Callaghan, c. w. Callaghan, NJ: SIS
Jessie Castle Miss Curtin, VI ISIS Mollie Curtin,
Alfred Erskine, F. G. Fison.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Rosen berg, formerly OF San
Salvador, Centrai America. arrived Thursday
evening after mn extensive trip OF one year
through Europe.
Mrs. f ora Cohn will be pleased to see her
friends next Wednesday afternoon at her resi-
dence, 1924 Ellis street, prior TO an extended
trip 10 the Eastern States.
Mrs. J. n Russell is stopping with her STEP
father, Henry Payot
Mrs. Heron and four daughters and Miss
Schafer, well-known society ladies of Buffalo,
y. Y, have returned East after delightful
visit In San Francisco.
Miss Elsie Schwarzschild of Eugene City.
Or, is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Waldeck
Mrs. Edyth Gowell of Oakland has returned
TO her home after visiting friends IN Sonoma
County for the past five weeks.
Mrs. Howard oi 1906 Alice street, Oakland,
will return from her travels the last OF April
and will be home TO her friends on Wednes-
days in May ana June.
AT last accounts Mr. and Mrs William Whit
tier (nee Carrol) were in Naples and prepar-
ing 10 spend holy week in Rome. They will
go 10 Paris 10 remain during the month of
May, a nd are not expected home before Sep
tenn ber.
Miss Alice Hagan is visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
Hicks in Los AnEeies.
n fha OF ha Wnr,
ban Hotei, Mrs. Marvin +. Higgins will be a t
home 10 her friends from 10 3 O'Clock Mr..
and Mrs Higgins will leave for the East the
1st of May, t. De absent several months.
Miss Marion Bear, who Is studying music in
Germany, sang at concert in Berlin on the
10th OF March. The critics unite in highly
prasiug the young lady.
Mrs. Sarah NJ. Grey of 1904 Post street is
dangerously Ill ct her home. Owing 10 her
great age, S6 years. there is little hope of her
recovery. She has lived in San Francisco ever
since 1852
Mr. a1d Mrs. Livingston jerks are AT the
Hoe Rafael.
w. Northrope Cowles was among the fiesta
visitors in Los Angeles.
Wakefield Baker registered at the Hotel
Rafael last week.
Major Frank Mclaughlin is in Santa Cruz at
Golden Gate villa" Mrs. Mclaughlin and
Miss Agnes Mclaughlin are here in their
apartments at the Palace Hotel.
Mrs. c. X. McClatchy aud daughter, Miss
Charlotte. were among the Sacram onto Wis.
itors at La Fiesta de los Angeles. They will
return home this week.
lgnaiz Steinhart was in Los Angeles during
the fiesta.
General Thomas H. Hubbard returned to
New York early in the week, going by way of
Ell Paso and New Orleans. julius kruttschnitt
ana J. G. Stubbs accompanied him as far as
New Orleans
Judge James D. Thornton was among the
visitors 20 Los Angeles during the fiesta.
Thomas l. Bergin was among the weeks ar
rivals at the Hotel Rafael.
Miss Lucy Jackson ard Miss Ruth Adams
| y. 7 Al
They were the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. John p.
Jackson Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. j. H. Jewett will depart early
next week Tor their country place, Oak Ridge,
in Sonoma County, TO remain till June, when
they will go to Alaska.
Mr.. and MIS-. George W. Baker and Miss
Irene Baker, of Oakland, sailed for Honolulu
Tuesday on the Oce enic steamship Australia.
Mrs. E. B, Crocker was in Los Angeles en-
| joving the fiesta.
Mr.. and Mrs John F. Francis, accompanied
| by Vicar-General Adam. left Los Angeles
Tuesday on their journey abroad. They will
| return in November. A month of their stay
celona, Spain, the birthplace of the Rev.
! Father Adam.
James F. J. Archibald went down to view
La Fiesta dc los Angeles. He will be out of
town a couple of weeks.
G. C. Riggs and Mrs. Riggs, better known
here as Kate Douglas wiggin, are in London.
j. Philip Smith is in New York. He will re-
turn to Paris in few weeks. He and his
| famiiy are expected back TO Santa Cruz for the
simmer.
A: P: Hotaling registered at the Hotel Rafael
| during the week.
Dr.. Granville MCGOWAN OF Los Angeles is
visiting In this City
| Mrs. John J. Valentine is in Los Angeles and
will remain there for several weeks Her
daughter. Miss Ethel, is with her mother, hav-
| ing returned from Mexico, where she spent a
mon In with her father.
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer S. King left by the
| southern route on Monday for the City of
Mexico. After brief visit there they leave
main in the East for a couple of months.
! Ex-senator Charles n. FELTON, left for the East
| last Monday evening.
| Thomas Brown and Miss Brown, accom- pa-
| MED by Mrs. j. NJ. Brown. sailed for Honol u lu
Tuesday on board the Oceanic steamer Aus
| tralia
James l. Flood and Miss Flood left the CITY
| Tuesday evening in Mr.. F. ood's private car ior
the East. Miss Floods health requires the
change. They will be absent about month
Mrs. Frank carolan was registered at the
Holland House, New York, Monday.
G. L. Huntington and II. E. Huntington ac-
companied by their families, have been out OF
town ior several days on trip down the coast
division in their private cars.
NJ Greenway has been in Los Angeles at
tending the fiesta.
Eugene Kelly sailed from Liverpool, April
z, returning to New York aboard the White
Star liner Teutonic.
Mrs. Walter s. Newhall attended the fiesta at
Los Angeles.
Mrs. A. p Stanton has returned from a fort
nights visit to her country home, walnut
Heights, in the santa.Cruz Mountains over
looking Monterey Bay.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Boyd Weir, who was
Miss Matte Whittier, will leave very soon for
New York City. the bridegroom's home.
Mrs. A. P. Wnittell. Mrs. George Whittell.
Miss florence whitiell and George whi,tell
were among the new arrivals at the Hotel
Rafael during the week.
Mrs. ). A. Folger will spend the summer at
San Rafael.
Mrs. s F. Thorn returned to the City from
Southern California last week and went away
the country home of the Thorns, in the Santa
Cruz Mountains
Z. de Guigne sailed from New York on the
white Star liner Germantc. He is now In
Paris.
Tea is gathered from the plant four