The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-09-12
Del Monte.

DEL MONTE, CAL, Sept. 1.-THE long SUM-
shiny autumn days so full of happy languor
the 'dolce far nIente' days OF September
have seemingly thrown a spell over the WISH
tors here, and pretty groups of da1nlily indo.
lent people may be seen on the p:azzas or
about the grounds al all hours A feeling nj
perfect content with life in the midst OF SIM.
shine and flowers pervadeS everything 10 ar
extent that the affairs of the outside world
fail to dis turb. The perfect davs and stfIi
more perfect moonlight nights tempt all with
alluring Invitations to lettering walks abont
the well-kept paths of the PARK or drives in
the picturesque roadways herea bouts. but
nothing energetic in the way of pleasures ia
INDUCED IN.
Even golf and wheeling have peen apan.
doneo TO some extent of late, and only the
In corriglble enthusiasts can summon the
courage TO attempt such violent M exercise
Those who are here declare Del Monte vas
never more delightful than now, and con-
| enjoying it.
the social events of the week have been Of
quiet nature, being mostly drives and din
neFs Several moonlight coaching parties an n
one wheeling party and supper following have
! ben enjoyed. ~
The Eastern people have begun Coming in.
and many more have engaged rooms for later
in the season.
Some of the weeks arrivals are: Mr.. and
Mrs. S. c. Greenberg, Mr.. and Mrs. E. ].
Crane, "; de Burrgh Whyte, Mrs. de Burgh
Corbet, Mrs and Mrs. H. L. Meyer Mr.. and
Mrs F. +. Ryer, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Foster,
Mr. and Mrs. R. Y. Hayne, Miss NJ F. Dunlap, 7
Mr. and Mrs. c. F. Cole, Miss Gladys Wallis
Francis Carlyle. Mr.. and Mrs. II. Meletta MISC
Meletta, DR.. and Mrs. J. o. HfrschfeIder, Mrs
L. d. Frank, Mrs w. NJ. Brodie, Miss Bar ba ra
Brodie, Miss Grace Shepherd, MI and Mrss
Joseph Donohoe, Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. LatonI
DR.. ana Mrs. Thomas Flint.
Coronado.
CORONADO, CAL, Sept. 1.-THE event Of
the week at the hotel was a "dove" cotiIon,
which occurred on Monday evening. No gem
tlemen were permitted to participate, but
their presence as wallhowers was encouraged.
The bellies of the ball were in fu III dress, their
partners in shirt waists and dark skirts. The
figures were pretty and graceful, including
dice throwing Tor the ladies, march with flags
OF all colorS, may pole with smilaX strands and
Japanese um brellas and fishing figure.
Mrs. Giles Kellogg of Coronado h as presented
the floating society of Christian EndeaVor
with naphtha launch for use in its work on
the bay.
James Colquhoun OF Clifton, Ariz., has
brought his family to the coast for a months
sojourn at Hotel del Coronado.
+. V. Pinckham and family are at home
after an extended Eastern trip.
Chicago party who are passing some time
at the hotel include Mrs t. P. Shonts, NJ
Shonts, I. ShontS and Mrs. RoWnSevllle.
Ernest NJ. May, we'll known in banking Cir
Giles, is down from Pasadena, accompanied by
Mrs. May and son.
Mr.. and Mrs. Brown arc spending September
with Mrs. Browns parents Mr.. and Mrs. r. W.
A. Go frey, who are cottagers on the beach.
Mrs. Graham E. Babcock is enter tanning her
friend, Miss Edwards of Kansas CITY.
Senator Foraker's son, J. B. Foraker Jr., has
been visiting Coronado, accompanied by NJ. 81.
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