The San Francisco call., 1904-07-17

umphs in the East, she is as merry as
a lark. She is visiting at Monterey,
where she is, as usual, holding high
court.
August-that's the Del Monte month.
It's sort of religion with many Of the
smart set to go down there in August
Miss Ruth Gedney, who passed the
early part of the season at Red Bluff,
is spending the month in San Fran
cisco, but leaves soon for the Santa
Cruz Mountains. where she will be the
guest Of friends for about six weeks.
The wedding of Miss Stella McCana
and William Wallace Chaplin, which
was to have been celebrated at Mare
Island on August 8, has been postponed
owing to Mr.. Chapins recent illness.
The wedding will probably be an early
fall affair.
Mr.. Chaplin is sufficiently recovered to
have gone to his own home in Sacra-
mento. 1t is said that the young man
has beautiful home awaiting his
bride.
Stanley H. Sinshefmer of San Fran
cisco has arrived in London and is at
the Hotel Cecil. Later he intends to
go to Scotland and make a tour Of that
country, starting from Edinburgh.
The Misses Margaret and Marie
Therese Williams of San Francisco
have arrived in London and hope to
stay in the metropolis for some weeks,
which they will devote to sightseeing.
After this the Misses Williams will
take a trip to Edinburgh. making there
only a comparatively short visit before
proceeding on their travels on the Con-
tinent.
Miss Mary Louise Rowe of San Ma
teo, Cal, who has been In London for
some little time has started for New
England, where she will spend the
summer before returning to California
in October.
NJ P Liebenthal and w G. Dunn Of
San Francisco have arrived in London
and are staying at the Hotel Cecil.
Mrs. Mary Carton Foster of San
Francisco has arrived in London and
is spending a few weeks sightseeing
around the metropolis. Mrs. Foster is
member of the Pacific Coast
Womens Press Association and also Of
the Corona Club of San Francisco
Mrs Foster has planned to leave
England for Norway and Sweden,
where she will be touring dur
ing the rest Of the summer, going
thence to Germany for the autumn
months After this Mrs. Foster will
go on to Italy. where she expects to
he ioined by Miss Isabel Bellman Of
San Francisco, who is also interested
in literary work, and together they will
spend the winter travelling about Italy,
going in the early spring to Egypt for
a stay of some two months They in
{ tend then to make their way back to
England by slow route that will give
them plenty of time to see and enjoy
all the most notable sights of Switzer-
land and France
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles z. Anderson
and Miss Bessie Forrest Of San Fran
cisco have arrived in London, thus
completing a six months tour in Eu-
rope. A few weeks are to be spent
travelling about England and Scotland
and then these travellers have planned
to sail July 27 on the Baltic and to be
i'm San Francisco by the first Of Sep
tember. They will visit the st. Louis
exposition on the way home.
Among the American visitors who
have arrived in London and are stay
ing at the Hotel Cecil are Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Gray of San Francisco and
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Gonzalez and Miss
winifred Gonzalez, also of San Fran
cisco.
Peasant Wins Literary Prize
PARIS, July 16. = A simple peasant