The San Francisco call., 1899-07-09

been camping on the golf links
~ at Burlingame or San Rafael.
II The clubhouses have been
- crowded with members and their
friends, the overflow perching on
windowsills or steps The broad veran-
das of the clubhouses are charming for
luncheons, and every day there are in
Vulnerable little parties who take advan-
tage of the possibilities.
Every one was interested in the golf
contest on Monday at Burlingame, in
which all the best players of the different
clubs took part. Miss Alice Moffitt won
the beautiful cup presented to the. Bur
lingame Club by Prince Poniatowskt.
However. the beautiful trophy of skill
will not pass into her possession until she
outscores all competitors a second time.
The second prize, a special trophy for
members only, presented by J. B. Crock
ett was won by Miss Edith McBean. 1t
was a handsome silver cup designed es-
pecially by local silversmith. Miss Rowe
won the third prize a slver-bound leather
score book. On Tuesday, in addition to
golf, there was a pigeon shoot and pony
races in the afternoon.
At the links of the San Rafael Golf Club
in addition to members golf contest there
was a caddies' tournament.
Among those present on the links and
at the clubhouse were: Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry L. Dodge, Mr. and Mrs. Frank S.
Johnson. Mr.. and Mrs. J. ]. Crooks. Judge
and Mrs w. w Morrow, Dr. and Mrs.
Denis Arnold, Mr.. and Mrs. H. Francis,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. G.. Oxnard, Mr. and Mrs.
M H de Young Mr.. and Mrs. Fred H.
Green, Mr. and Mrs. r. Gilman Brown,
Mr. and Mrs. Ignatz Steinhart. Mrs. Den
mis- DonOhoe, Mrs. Gerstle, Mrs. X. H. War
field, Mrs. James A. Folger. Mrs James
Daniels, Mrs. r. A. Parker. Mrs. Fech-
teller. Miss Jennie Blair, Miss Therese
Morgan, Miss Cora Smedberg. Miss Flea
nor Morrow, Miss Eleanor McCalla, Miss
Kate Dillon Miss Patricia COsgraye, Miss
Ethel Patton, Miss Charlotte Ellinwood
the Misses Crosby, the Misses de Young,
c. P. Pomeroy, Worthington Ames, c. z.
Eells, E. Nj. Greenway, Frederick l..
Greenwood. Lawrence Van Wrinkle, j.
Athearn Folger, s. H. Boardman, Donald
de V. Graham, c. H. Hasweu Jr. and
Charles de Young.
In August golf and tennis tournaments
will be held at Del Monte. Pigeon shoot
ing, polo and other matches will be ar
ranged for society, which will migrate as
a whole to Del Monte for that month.
The Fourth was celebrated at Del Monte
by people from all over the State. Mrs.
Thomas Breeze, Miss Breeze, Mrs. Harry
Benson, Mr.. L. L. Baker and family are
among the latest acquisitions at Del
Monte.
At Castle Crag all goes merry as mar
riage hell. Mrs. George Crocker and her
guests, Mrs. Edgar Carroll, Northrop
Cowles, George Hall and Horace Platt,
are prime movers in all the festivities.
At the Tavern are Mrs. Robert Sherwood,
Miss Holbrook, Mrs. Miller, Miss Miller,
George Davidson, VIII Sherwood and
Paul Miller. Mr.. Rutherford, who mas
just returned from Japan, will join his
mother, Mrs. George Crocker, at Castle
Crag.
The wedding Of Miss Mabel EuniCe Reed
and Mr. Alphonse Mauffray Duperu took
place at the residence of the brides pa
rents. 2413 Fillmore street, on. Saturday,
July / Miss Julia Reed was maid OF
honor and Mr.. Redick Mckee Duperu
acted as best man. The bride is the
daughter of Captain w. L Reed, U. S. A.
(retired), and Mr.. Duperu is the youngest
son of Mr.. Numa Duperu, formerly
member of the San Francisco Stock
Board.
On Wednesday, June 10. Grace Church
will be the scene of very pretty we'd
ding. Miss Alice Ames, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Pelham Ames, will be married
TO Thomas H. Robbins. Miss Ames dur
ing her belledom has been very popular
and number of society girls now out
of town will return to off1ciate as her
bridesmaids.
Mrs. ]. w. Cunningham, formerly Miss
'Luning, will be married to James A. Fol
ger some time in September. The exact
day has not yet been set.
San Rafael has been unusually gay.
Miss Dillon gave a dinner party to
twenty-six of her friends at Pastoris.
Among the guests were: Mr.. and Mrs.
Maurice Casey Mr.. and Mrs. Fred H.
Green, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank s. Johnson
Miss Patricia Cosgrave Miss Charlotte
Ellnwood Miss Dorothy Patton, Miss
Marie McCalla, Miss Jennie Blair, Mrs
Henry. Tarn McGrew, Lawrence Van
Wrinkle, Samuel H Boardman, E. M
Greenway, J. OH. Cosgrave. R. w. Carle
,Crags Smith and Lieutenant T. G. Rob
erts. .-..-
Mr. and Mrs. Fred H. Green have been
entertaining right royalty. On Friday last
and on Saturday they gave charming din
ners. Among the guests We're: Mr.. and
Mrs. Marcus Gerstle. Mr.. and Mrs VIII
Gerstle, Miss Dillon, Tarn McGrew Law
renee Van Wrinkle, Carter P. Pomeroy
E. NJ. Greenway. Mrs. Hopkins and Mark
Gerstle.
Among the many pretty dinners given
at the Hotel Rafael on the Fourth of July
was that of Crags Smith of Georgia. who
is spending the summer in California His
guests were: Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice Casey
Miss Jennie Blair. Miss Dorothy Patton
and Miss Patricia Cosgrave.
General w, H. L. Barnes is sojourning
at the Hotel Ell Paso de Robes
Mr. and Mrs Frank S. Johnson enter