The San Francisco call., 1901-12-22

brothers, N. R. Cottmann Of the Oxnard
Construction Company of New York
and George T. Klink, auditor of the
Southern Pacific Railroad Of San Fran
cisco.
Colonel B. Frank Cheatham, U. S.. A,
and Mrs. Cheatham did not depart Mon
day the Hancock as was expected
They will remain here until February.
Mrs Morris Newton has taken an
apartment at 1898 California street, where
she will be pleased to see her friends.
Mrs. Agnes r. Grant returned Monday
from Honolulu after an absence of over
a month.
Mrs. Ira Pierce and Miss Sophia Pierce
have sent out cards for two days at
home in January, the 10th and 18th.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Sadoc Tobin have
returned from their trip to Honolulu anu
are at their home in Van Ness avenue.
Major General w. r. Shafter left Fri
day morning for his Bakersfield ranch,
where he will spend the holidays with his
daughter, Mrs. W.VH. McKittrick.
Mrs. H. r. Belknap, wife of the late
Major Hugh r. Belknap, arrived on the
United States transport Thomas Thurs
day, with the body of her husband. Major
Belknap was operated upon UNSUCCESSFUL
ly for appendicitis, and died November
IL. Mrs. Belknap was met in San
Francisco by her father, Congressman
Steele of Indiana, and Major General
William r. Shafter, and taken to the
home of the last named. After Few
hours rest she resumed her journey TO
Washington, it being her intention to bury
her husband in East Arlington Cemetery.
Mrs. l. Tobriner, 1915 Webster street,
will be at home the first Thursday Of each
month.
Mr. and Mrs. Theo H. Macdonald of
this city were lately in Augsburg, the
oft in
Europe. Before reaching New York on
their way home at the end Of this month
they will visit Paris, Berlin, Brussels,
Budapest. London and Liverpool.
The latest arrivals at Hotel Rafael
are: ]. w. Brown of San Francisco, F.
G. Waterhouse, H. L. Cook, L. H. Bart
lett, Mrs. G. G. Lyman, Edmund Lyman,
H. A. Balance, H. L. Crabtree. William
Giselman, Mrs. Mills and family, Miss
Sadie Fritch Miss A Byrne, Miss M.
Burke, Judge Tohin, the Misses Glynn,
Mrs. W. H. Bennett of Philadelphia, V.
H. Dewey of Victoria, John e. Beale or
Santa Barbara.
Mrs. A. Eisenbach and Miss Samson
will be at home on last Wednesdays at
2l4O Post street.
Mr.. and Mrs, M. ]. Meter are staying
at 1860 Post street. At home second and
fourth Thursdays.
Mrs. Albert Steiner has resumed her
day at home. the first Thursday OF each
month.
Mrs. b. Blumenthal. 261s Buchanan
street. will be at home the second Friday
OF each month.
NJ. ]. Kelly Of 1888 Ellis street has
returned home from a Ave months trip
through the Eastern States,
Mrs. Arnold Pollak will be at home to
her friends on the second and fourth
Thursday Of every month at 172O Bush
street Miss Aimee Pollak will be at
home the second Wednesday of each
month at 1920 Bush street.
| DR.. and Mrs. Louis Gross will be
pleased to see their friends to-day. from
| 2 to s, at the home of Mrs. Charles ].
| Mund, 1908 Steiner street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Dusenbury and
Miss Edith Harris have gone to Coronado
| for few weeks.
Mrs. A Meyer of Los Angeles is in
town visiting Mrs. A. Blumenthal. At
home Friday afternoon, December q, at
| 1347 Golden Gate avenue
Mrs. B. c. Howard, wife of the agent Of
the Pacific Mail Steamship Company at
Yokohama, arrived on the Coptic Monday.
She comes to place her daughter in
! school. Mrs. Howard, as Miss Nellie
! Hops, was one of the most talented
artists in society circles here.