The San Francisco call., 1899-02-26

meet her were: Mrs John E. Platter, Mrs.
l: y. Van Nuys, Mrs. NJ. A. Briggs, Mrs.
Mrs. Eleanor Martin and Peter D. Mar
tin returned early in the week from their
trip to Los Angeles and Coronado Beach.
Miss Anna Giblin, formerly OF Stanford
University, are in Nice for the winter.
Il Mg 4 T. NeMilsn u s. from m
Manila and have taken up their residence
in Alameda.
Harry NJ. Gillig is in New York, en- route
Mrs. John Gillig has returned from her
trip south and is at 1901 Pine street.
Professor ]. Walter Fewkes of the
returned from Arizona. where he has been
since early last summer.
Mrs. William w. Gwin and Miss Mary
Bell Gwin have returned from their visit
Mr.. and Mrs Callaghan Byrpe, after
spending, several days at Coronado, left
Miss Antoinette Delmas is the guest of
Mrs. Holt, at 905 Sutter street.
Mrs. Currey and Miss Frances Currey
who have been spending the, winter at the
Hotel Wellesley, expect to leave the city
about the 1st of April for their country
home, where they will pass most Of the
Miss Ida E. Connor has arrived in New
York and is at the Waldorf Astoria.
Miss Baldwin of Council Bluffs, in New
Mrs. Alexander Mecracken, who left
her husband, Lieutenant Commander Nc
Crackin. is stationed at Manila.
Morgan will leave here next week for
Coronado. to be gone month.
Mrs William NJ. Stewart left here last
Friday for Carson en- route to Washing
ton. d. c. She was accompanied by her
granddaughter Miss Bessie Fox.
DR. and Mrs. Beverly. MacMonagle are
making a trip through the southern part
Mr.. and Mrs Jay Lugsdin, Miss Lugs-
next Wednesday for Coronado, to be gone
DR.. E. B. Perrin arrived in this city
yesterday from Williams, Arizona; He
will leave on Tuesday for Washington
&C Colonel Charles Reichenbach is here
from Dawson, Alaska, and wi will as,IS spend
at their home, 14SS Gearry street
George A. Newhall expects to leave
spend two months in the yOrient.
Edward A Belcher, who has been visit
ing at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Richard
Belcher in Marysville, returned to this
city on Thursday.
Percy Evans, son of Judge Oliver P.
Evans, left here this week for Washing
ton, D. c.. as a delegate from the chap
ters of the Chi Pi fraternity of Stanford
and the University of California to the
annual convention of the Alumni Asso-
citation.
Mrs. H. Goldstein of 1919 Sutter street
gave high tea last Saturday afternoon
at her residence in honor of her daughter
The following passengers sailed on the
steamship Moana Tuesday, February 49,
For Honolulu--R. Ashworth, Mrs Bren-
ham and child. Miss C. d. Castle, Mrs
X. L. Crawford, Mrs. L. s. Cleveland,
Miss Davis. Miss B. Davis. Miss L. Davis,
W. j. Dyer, wife and son, D. II. Ettien,
William Ettien, c. j. Fishel, Mrs. " c.
9. 3. Hardin and wife. D. S: Hardin and
wife Miss Hardin. II, J. johnson, F. H:
Lindsay, Mrs. E. J, Lindsay, G: Lucas and
wife John Mccarthy, Ed Martin and
wife Miss Dora Merwyn, James Moul-
tray, Theodore Nicholai, A. r. Owen and
wife, James O'Brien, w. P. Parsons and
wife, G. s. Richmond, Leon Riester, c.
Royce, J. p. Scheiss and wife, p. Schnei-
der. wife and child, Herman Schussler, H.
M. Sprague and wife, Mrs. G. A A.sStevens,
Miss H Stevens, c.. D. Stone and wife,
Mrs. e. NJ. Styne, Miss Styne. Mrs. H, G.
Tilden, Mrs. James L. Torbert and child,
Miss l. Voorman. II. Walters and wife,
Mrs L. R. Wight and child, Mrs. w. M.
Willett, E. z. Williams.
For Auckland-Mr Batger and child.
For sydney-Miss Arden. William Atch-