The San Francisco call., 1904-06-27


PERSONALS.
Mrs D. ]. Creighton, Christopher B.
Creighton, Miss Alice Creighton and
Charles Z. Mansfield have gone to Will
liams. Arizona, to spend the summer
Mrs. NJ. Merrigan and her two
charming daughters, the Misses Bess
and Nellie, have gone to Catalina ISL
and and Coronado Beach to be absent
about a month. They are accompanied
by their uncle, Sir Merrigan, whose
home is in England.
Miss Irma Berman and Manfred Ber-
man are at Haywards.
Mr.. and Mrs. George ]. Schweitzer
of 422 Francisco street left on the 18th
for Santa Cruz, where they will stay
six weeks.
Mrs. Joseph A. Sheldon is occupying
her new home at 3540 Clay street and
will receive her friends the fourth Fri
day of every month.
Mrs. Reeves Atkinson and daughter
Mrs. ]. A. Wadsworth. leave for the
East Monday After a few weeks So
journ in st. Louis they will visit New
York and Boston. Master Harry Wads-
worth will accompany them.
Mrs. H. Moses Of Cincinnati, Ohio,
accompanied by her daughter Minnie,
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Fulton street.
Mr.. and Mrs. /. Gellert and Mrs. R.
Leon left town recently for an extended
visit to Deer Park Inn and Lake Tahoe.
Mrs. Rose Wolff and daughter Miss
Eva Wolff, are spending a few weeks
in Santa Cruz.
Mrs. ]. Jacobowitz and her son Jo-
seph have gone TO spend few weeks
in Santa Cruz.
DR.. and Mrs d'Ancona have moved
to 995 Golden Gate avenue, corner of
Laguna street.
DR.. and Mrs. Charles c. Mohun have
returned from trip East, including a
visit to the ST. Louis Exposition.
The launch excursion given by the
Golden Eagle Social Club Sunday,
June 19, was a success. Those present
were Mrs. NJ Bernard, G. w. Rich, Miss
Shillman. Al Read. Miss Graves, r.
Koch, Miss Keen. George Love, Miss
A. fisher, c. r. Wheeler.
Mrs. Frank Koch, Miss Lillian Koch,
Mr.. and Mrs. L. c. Miller and Miss
Gertie Miller have gone to Howell
Mountain for a month.
Misses Berenice and Lillian Van Gel
der left for Novato to spend their va
vation.
Mrs. Charles Keilus, Miss Rose ].
Keilus, Henry NJ. Keilus and Julien
southern part of the State and Mexico
to be away six or seven weeks.
Max Harris left on June % for an ex-
tensive Eastern trip, including the St.
Louis Fair He will be absent about
two months.
Mrs. Henry Lowenbein and son Alvin
of New York will be the guests of her
mother Mrs. Flora caro-. at 1882 Meal
lister street, during the months Of July
he mill he OF . he.
first and second Thursdays in July.
Miss Violet Albright of Fruitvale and
Miss Rhoda O'Ferrall of San Francisco
are spending a few weeks at Reward
ennan.
Mrs. ]. B. Shroyier and Miss Belle
Shroyier left last evening for a visit to
the St Louis Fair. and later will visit
Washington as the guests of Mrs.
Shroyier's relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. NJ. ]. Sahlein and
family are spending the summer in
Alameda
Mrs. L. C. Gelnias and her little
daughter Hermine are spending their
vacation in the Santa Cruz Mountains.
Mrs. n. NJ. Breckenfeld, accompanied
by her niece, Miss Genevieve Ashby of
Portland, Oregon, and her daughter
Gertrude are spending rew weeks in
the Santa Cruz Mountains.
Miss Leah A. Wissig will be the
guest of Mrs. II. Helms and her daugh-
ter Mrs. H. Hildebrand of 1924 Mason
street, at their summer residence,
Wildwood" Niles canyon, for an in
definite period.
Among the arrivals at Southside
Farm, Guerneville, are Mr. and Mrs.
G.. II. Quintcn and child, Mr.. and Mrs
]. E. Parmelee, Mrs. ]. B. Timbrel and
the Misses Frances and Christine Barr.
Mr.. and Mrs. George w. H. Patterson
have just returned from a visit to Port
land, where they spent a week enjoy
ing the beauties of the Columbia and
Willamette rivers. They also visited
Seattle and Victoria
e. Sober and family and Mrs. Lind
of this city are visiting Del Monte
Mrs. A. w. Morgan of this city is
visiting her friend. Mrs. E. Taylor, at
2432 Hilgard avenue, Berkeley.
John Hayden, accompanied by his
eldest daughter, Miss Marie Hayden,
left for a trip to Ireland on last Thurs
day. After a short sojourn in his ma
tive land the couple Will make a brief
tour of the Continent, returning by way
Of st. Louis. where the Worlds Fair
will be visited.
Mr.. and Mrs. George II. Lux and
Mrs. A. r. Meader have moved from
2O34 Pine street to their new home, 242O
Union street.
Mrs. Charles NJ. Ingram and Mr.. and
Mrs. Paul a. Pioda left Thursday for a
visit to Yosemite Valley. After fort
nights sojourn there Mrs. Ingram will
stop at Merced for an extended visit
to her sister, Mrs. George c. Deane, at
her pretty home on the Deane ranch a
few miles from town.
Mr. and Mrs. William Samuel an
nounce the barmitzvah Of their son,
Lionel Bert Samuel, at the Geary- y-street
Temple. which took place Saturday
morning at 10 o'clock.
Mr. and Mrs. Dick Gay of Washing
ton, d. c., the latter formerly Miss
Aimee Cellarius of this city leave
Washington shortly for an extended
visit to the ST. Louis fair. From there
they will go for a months visit to rela-
tives in Iowa, returning to Washington
in August.