The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-11-12
Personals.

Mrs. Mel S. Badt and son of Wells,
New, are visiting Mrs Tina Badt at 1907
Cough street.
Mrs. II. Taubenheimer and Miss Flor
ence Taubenheimer will be at home to
receive their friends on Thursday after
noon, the 10Th inst, at 1920 Suffer street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Isadore Jonas have re-
turned home from their wedding trip.
They Will receive to-day from until )
o'clock. a pretty compliment was paid
lsadOre Jonas of the Cantons, l. Q. O. F.,
by his company on the 18th The COM
pany presented the bride and groom, Miss
jeanette Keene and Isadore Jonas with a
very elegant tea service. In the center
of each piece was inscribed: Presented
by the Cantons, l. O. O. F., to Mr.. and
Mrs: Is@ 1{lfTf Jonas, October %, 1893"
street will be at home on the third
Thursday of each month
Consul and Mrs. John SIMPSONS two
daughters, Miss Agnes and Miss Maud
Simpson, left yesterday for the Hawaiian
Islands on the ship Falls of Clyde. They
will remain at the islands for a few
months.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Evans left last
week for Chicago, where they are visit
ing some friends.
Mr.: and Mrs; Julius Kahn will leave
Washington. During their absence Ms.
Mary Prag will reside at 1908 Scott street
and she will be at home second and last
Saturdays.
Mrs John Morrisey returned last
Wednesday from the East, where she has
been spending several months. The FIRST
snowfall at St. Louis. Mrs. Morrisey's old
home, FASTENED her return to California.
Mr. and Mrs. II. S. Dana and Mrs. A.
E. Sherman have removed from Van Ness
avenue to their handsome new residence
on Pacific avenue.
Following the example set her by Miss
Mary Crocker and Miss Bessie Center,
Miss May Foster has elected TO make her
coming debut on the other side of the con-
uh no will ha tIrir, or
with her relatives, the SCOTS.
There are almost enough San Francis
cans. in New York at present to form a
California colony, and there are yet 9TH
ers going who will spend a good part Of
the winter in Gotham. The approaching
horse show which is such a fashionable
event in that big city, has proved YER
table magnet in causing the recent num-
Der of departures, as for instance the
Frank Carolans. George Popes, Frank
Johnsons, Walter Hobarts, Fred Green
tin. The Wakefield Bakers left last
Wednesday, accompanied by Mrs. L. L..
Baker, and they will remain East several
months. Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Requa will
leave next week, and among others in
Gotham at present are Mr. and Mrs. Jack
de Ruyter, Mr.. and Mrs. George Board
man, Mrs. Henry Schmiedell, Ed Schmie-
dell and wife, Mr.. and Mrs. Carolan and
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Page. Mrs. Cohen
and her daughter. Mrs. Lansing, have de-
cided to spend the winter IN the East the
greater part OF WnlCL lhey Will pass IN
the vicinity of Fort Brady, where Cap
tain and Mrs. Bent formerly Ethel CO.
hem are a present.
News has been received from England
of the very serious illness of Lady Book
or, and her niece, Miss Page. has gone
from here to be with her. Sir William
Booker was British Consul here for many
years and both he and his wife are well
known in San Francisco society.
Mr. and Mrs. A Blumenthal announce
the confirmation of their son Sidney at
the Geary street Temple on Saturday, No
vember 18.