The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-07-30

q ~ OST uneVenttul OF all the uh-
IM/M eventful summer weeks was
II W y the one just closed. Not one
II I\ " function of the social set to
u ~ y make merry at, and only one
Dir OF interesting social gos-
sip, the wedding of Jerome Hart and MISS
Clark. tle San Jose heiress. TO discuss,
The outlook for the week to come IS
about as dull as tho one just gone by. The
opening of the schools tomorrow natur-
ally viii bring back many from the de-
lights the country affords, but there is no
prospect that those who return VIII at
tempt TO vary the social mOnOtOny.
The little JOY Of the past week has all
been out of town JOY.
MI and Mrs. Frank 5. Johnson gave
cambake at Point Pedro on Monday last
TO about forty Of their friends. The drive
from San Rafael was very pleasant one,
many Of the guests going in their own
traps and the remainder in d large hay
wagon. The table was in the shape OF a
cross. with Ian sc tree in the center, from
which hung great number OF japanese
lanterns. and during the service OF the din-
ner and after there was music by string
orchestra. Among Mr.. and Mrs. johnson
guests We're: Mr.. and Mrs. Fred II. Green,
MI. and Mrs. 4. w. Runyon, Captain ,.
W Terry L. 5. N, ana Mrs. Terry Ad-
miral Albert kautz, |. 5. n, and Mrs
kautz. AIr. and Mrs. NJ. II. de Young, Mr..
Marcus 3erstie. Nh. ana Mrs. " Imam
t.rrStIe Nh and Mrs. George HeazelloH,
Mrs X H " ariield. Mrs. harrison DID
D.ee, Mrs. Bush, Miss Eleanor Terry MISS
l.usste AIvurd. Miss Eleanor AoTroW,
mss Enerese Morgan, Miss Cora Smed-
perg ,d.ss EdIth Mclean, Miss Ethel
latIon Miss Kate Onion, MS. A. r
nicer. Miss Lillian y Connor, Judge
~ aga NJ. AuSUrI. ". N. = Common, w al
Ter - Lean, Samuel h Boardman, Emer-
son VI armed, T Bottom and Ben Hoiia-
Iir. and Mrs Henry L. Dodge gave a
dinner party on thursday last at theIT
home in SAN Rafael IL honor OF the birth
C4V OF ihe.r nephew, I. Bottom They
had quite number OF MS younS TRENDS
10 meet nam. among them Miss hate III-
lon, Miss LtEel ration, MISS lhtItse
Morgan Miss cora Smedberg, NJ IS Edith
Mclean MISS CuyIer smith, Ben HOlla-
Gay Samuel H. Boardman and Mr. CFock-
Nj and Mrs E. W. Runyon Of Red
Blum gave ii dinner party at the san Ra-
fael soft links On rIday evening last 20
number OF their friends, among then De
ing Mr. and Mrs. Fred II. Green, Mr.. ana
Mrs Frank >. Johnson, Carter Z rom
9rov Mr. and Mrs. Robert OXnard, Baron
Il 1-on Srhr"eder. Miss Eleanor Terry
bliss Gussie AlVOrd and Miss AIlce owen.
There Is every prospect that the week
outing at Del Monte IN AuguSt uhdef tlas
auspices OF the Pacific Coast Pony hdciiS
ana Steeplechase Association. Will be Il
srtat success. Applications Tor rooms
rom AUGUST y on nave been so numSf JUS
that the hotel management fears II VIII
not be able to accommodate all who WISH
10 be present. And the ASSOCIATION IS car
1zinc on its work in a most commentators
manner Its programme for the week, os
mapped out at present, is as follows:
August = ana %, golf; yachting races
q polo matches and golf; %, bicycle
races baseball and golf, and 20, pigeon
shooting golf and the pony races;
y letter mas been received by the dfec-
tcrate from Francis W. Wilson, secretary
Of the Santa Barbara County Polo Club,
in which he states that the club will send
q polo team 10 the outing, not as repre-
sentative of the club, which IS young
organlZation but as representative ot
southern California.
banquet was held in San MateO on
Saturday evening. July p, by the mem 9
euteen gentlemen were present, AND after
The repast they held meeting TO con-
slider The more permanent organization
Of the club. Nine directors were chosen
to manage the clubs affairs. they being
John Parrott J. J. Moore, Walter Scott
Hobart Hugh Hume, Francis j. Carolan
William b. Macdonough, F.. Duplessis
Beylard. J, Harry P. Howard and Dun.
can Hayne. A committee, consisting or
NIessrs. Hobart Carolan and Hayne, was
then appointed TO select suitable grounds
at or near San Mateo. where the club
kennels may be established.
In the afternoon before the meeting
most of the gentlemen present Went To
the track on the Hobart farm to witness
Two match races that had previously been
arranged. In the first Mr.. HObart's Ali
a tWO-mile course, owners up, and in the
second Mr.. Poorman's Flushington de-
feated Mr. SpIvalo's Spawned Sal in a
Quarter-mile dash.