The San Francisco call., 1898-08-14
Personals.

Kate A. Fallon, who has been spending the summer in Portland, joined a party that made the ascent of Mount Hood.
 Mrs F. w Dohrmann left San Francis co Friday night for New York, where she will be met by F. w. Dohrmann, who is on his way from Europe, where he has been for the past few months.
 Mrs Henry H. Paulsen of 2706 Bush street has discontinued her day at home.
 Dr C. V. Cross left Saturday on the Doric for trip to China and Japan, leav- ing his practice in care of Dr. Ernest S. PiIlsbury. corner of California and Fill more streets
 Miss AureIfa Amillo of Los Angeles is the guest of Miss Florence Scatena~
 Miss Rose Goodman will leave Tuesday. tha 16th on an extended visit to New York She will receive her friends Mon day at 163S Geary street;
 MT. and Mrs. Hyman Falk have moved in their new home, 2707 Jackson street.
 Miss Florence Montague has just re- turned to her home in Oakland after three months vacation in the country.
 MT and Mrs. Aaron Crocker nave re- turned from visit to MT. and Mrs. l. L. bowman of Los Angeles.
 Miss Lizzie Keenan of Nevada City IS visiting Mrs M. Sloan and family at Sl51a Mrs. Bell Adams and Mrs. F. Kemp van Be will spend few weeks at Van Ee Vile Copperopolis, as the guests or thelr brother, J. c. Kemp van Ee-
 Mrs Bernstein and Mrs. Lewis nave discontinued their day at nome durIns 'ho
 pr. W. o. Stuttmeister and wife and Willard C. Evans were the guests or w ai1 ter E. Janke and John L: Andley Sdet ,eat Je: at
 Mrs. L. Jacobs of Sacramento IS Vislt- ing her son J. Jacobs, 51O Turk street: t;a,o
 Max Boas has returned rom hG MiGule+ SInI9+ town, Lake County, where ne Ads 9pene the past four weeks. -.s.,
 MT and Mrs l. Rudee of 510 Deyisadero street are stopping at Byron Hot springs:
 
 have returned from Santa Cruz
 MT. and Mrs. John Spargo ana cnllo have returned from the santa cruz Moun- Mrs. D. M. Burns, Mrs. F. R. Danforth and Mrs Mollie Lambert are at Shasta X Mr Sl and Mrs. George H. s: Dryden. Jos- }s and Mrs. james P. Dockery and Eugene summers outing at John Days on Eel River, where they spent very enjoyable time hunting, fishing and bathing; -c,,,o
 Mrs. L. Schoenfeld and family of Iulare are visiting A. Fisher of 920 McAllister street. ,,-- Tulare are visiting relatives in this city.
 Mrs J. H. Fisher Jr. has just returned from Harbin Springs. and will be at home the second Thursday of the month. San Francisco have been spending their vacation in Sonoma County. During the past week they killed six deer, among one 1neho of the directors of J. J. O'Brien & Co.
 Mrs. M Tausen left for the East on Wednesday evening. She will make a tour of Kansas, Maine and Illinois, and will be gone three or four months.
 Ed Deliver, late of Alaska, has just left for Boston on a visit to relatives.
 Count Potowsky has returned to the city after a brief sojourn in the southern part of the State.
 The following Californians sailed from New York the 11th inst. for Hamburg on board the Hamburg-Amertcan liner Au- guste Victoria: MT. and Mrs. Charles Altschul and family. Miss A Kohler, Sturn and Dr. F. Dolfein.
 5 co @ 0 0 @ 0 @ @ @ @ co 000c character, everything affects the voice and the voice affects everything"
 These are some of the tenets and be- liefs of MT. Tomlins, who has the repu- tation of being a very great teacher.