The San Francisco call., 1897-11-07
PERSONALS.

Mrs. Nellie Hoibrook Blinn, who has been
spending several weeks at Rochester, n Y, as
guest of her brother, Colonel l.. L. Stone, and
Miss Susan B. Anthony, has been the recipient
of continuous round of social ovations, din
ners, teas, etc. Mrs. Blinu is at present a
guest of Rev. DR.. and Mrs. T. K. Noble at
Norwalk, Conn.
DR.. Laura A. S. Ballard has returned from
the East.
Mrs Simon Hochstadter, Mrs. Albert F. Son.
nenberg and Miss Friesleben will be at home
the second and fourth Thursdays of each
month at 1916 Broadway.
Among III ose sailing on the steamship Aus
tralia Tor Honolulu Tuesday, Novem Der 2,
were: Mrs. J. G. Anderson, Dr.. George j. Au-
CUR, Mi N. Barraclough, B. f Beardmore,
Mrs. Edward Bellows, A. z. BRAY ton, Miss
brayton, Mrs. H r. Brayton, Mrs. r. b. Bren-
ham and child, Professor w. I. Brigham.
Brother James, A. s: Cieghorn, Ii. Cline
schmidt. A. B. Coote, George Grove and wife,
Mrs. f. s, Cunha, Miss C. Deknm,
W. F. Dillingham;, Mrs. B. F; Dll-
NJ. +. FREDERICK, Rev 2. Gib!in, n. a: Gourley,
Miss f. V. Grub. Rev. E. Hayes, Mrs. 7. k.
James. =. Johnson, Princess Kaiulani and
maid, S. B. Kenfield. Mrs. n. s. NJ. Kelsey, Mrs.
A Kings ord, Mrs. H. Laws, Miss n. NJ Lowrey,
Fritz Loehr, NJ. NJ AK, Charles McGonagn, Mrs.
Admiral Miller. ]. r. Myers. f. Z. Nichols,
Samuel Parker, Samuel Parker Jr. Miss Parker,
Miss f. Parker, F. P. Plagemanu, George G.
Potter, Joseph Sharp, MS. S. b. Snarp, Mrs w.
siebacker and child, NJ. G. Silva, NJ. J. silva.
Armstrong Smith, Rev. A V. SOaves and son,
Mrs. P 2. Shepherd, H. E. Waity, wife and
child H. F. Wichmau, wife and two Chi dren.
Mrs. P Weser, Judge H. A. Widemann ana
wife, Miss Wideman Mrs. E. A Williams.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. Nathan and daugh ter. who
have resided in Dresden for the PAST fifteen
years are at present i'll San Francisco and are
located at the Hotel Granada.
Mrs. Benjamin II. Lichtenstein and MISS Ma
bel Lichte istein, af.er spending the autu II n
m his n Will
be at home the fourth Thursday.
Miss Ernestine Happ of this city is Wis iting
friends in Fresno.
DR.. Charles G. Bush has returned from pro-
fessionel visit East where he had been attend
ing meeting OF dental college assembly at
Ann Harbor.
Mrs NJ H Levy of 14O5 Steiner street will
be at home the second THURSDAY OF the month.
Miss Anna NJ Bowman of Sacramento is
visiting with MISS May Thomas of 1S Vlcks-
burg street, this CITY.
DR.. Albert Abrams will leave for Europe, via
the Orient the latter Fart of this mouth.
Mrs Gustave Gump will be II home the Sec
ond and fourth Wednesday of each month, at
3014 Washington street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert F. Sonnen berg will be at
home Sunday, Novem Der z, at 1916 -oadway.
Captain and Mrs. G.. Niebaum and Miss Leah
Shing Charger have left for st. Louis, Mo.
They contemplate visiting most of the larger
Eastern cities. but will spe nd the greater par
OF their time with relatives in Washington,
D. c.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Harris have moved from
211S1$ Bush street to 14O9 Webster.
Mrs. Barron, wife of Superintendent A. w.
Barron of the Mstke et-street Railway, is the re-
cipent OF hear y CONGRATULATIONS from numer-
Gus friends on her safe return TO her home in
this city and the marked Improvement in her
health, which has been the occasion of her
stay at Colorado Springs during the past few
months.
Mr.. and Mrs SIgmund Schwabacher are
spending few weeks with Mrs. Bailey CAT
zert at her villa, Lucerne, on Lake Washing
ton, near Seattle.
Miss Tillie Nordman of 25O5 Clay street, San
Francisco, is spending a few weeks at the
home of Miss Ruth Martha Gutenberg, 154l
Central avenue, Alameda.