The San Francisco call., 1907-06-09

day when they called to get passport
for Mrs Landfeld. Mrs. Landfield. who
as Princess Lebanon was maid of honor
to the tsaritsa, is tiny and very pretty
and speaks English without trace Of
accent She was very nervous about
the passport and appealed to her hus-
band on every point. while he was most
reassuring. They went in to call on
the ambassador, who gave a hearty
welcome to his new countrywoman, and
then went down to see the Russian con-
sui general to get the passport vised.
for. understand, they intend to visit
relatives of Mrs. Landf1eld in her ma
tive country"
From Del Monte comes the following
letter:
The first competition of the ladies'
continuous handicap golf tournament,
to be held every Saturday morning dur
ing the months of June, July and Au-
gust on the Del Monte links, took place
on June 1. The winner was Miss E. w.
A. Morgan, whose name will be the
first engraved on the handsome silver
pitcher to be presented by the Pacific
Improvement company to the lady who
wins the largest number of victories in
the series Of contests.
The first competition Of the mems
will take place on Saturday afternoon,
June 8. under similar conditions and
the rules covering the ladies' tourna-
ment
Charles e. Maud OF Monterey. who
won the mems amateur championship
Gently, made round Of the Del Monte
golf course with Perry Eyre Of Fair
Oaks on Saturday, June 1.
Lindsay Scrutton, q we'll known men,
Der Of the Bohemian club of San Fran
cisco, who has been staying here for
some time enjoying the opportunities
afforded for golfng and fishing, arrived
at this pleasant resort on the 2Sth after
q fishing trip down the coast. He was
accompanied by his friend, r. w. Davis
Of San Francisco.
Mr.. and Mrs. Perry Eyre OF FAIR
Oaks motored down to Del Monte on
Thursday, bringing with them Mr.. and
Mrs. q. J. Pringle and child. Perry
Eyre and E. j. Pringle took turns IN
operating the car. On Saturday Perry
Syre, who is an enthusiastic golfer.
made a round Of the Del Monte links.
The party returned to Fair Oaks after
lunch Sunday.
Colonel George Stone, accompanied
by his daughters. Miss Leona M. Stone
and Miss Louise G. Stone, with a chauf-
feur, toured recently from San Fran
cisco in q motor. They started on the
return trip Sunday morning.
On Saturday Mr.. and Mrs. George
Almer Newhall of Burlingame reached
Del Monte from Paso Robles in their
automobile.
A. H snead of Bullfrog, New. ac-
companfed by D. Bonney of Bullfrog,
Miss Eloise Hopkins and Miss G. V.
Hopkins of San Francisco. reached this
resort on Saturday in a big touring car
On Sunday, after trip around the IT
mile drive for which nine persons were
piled into the car, they motored back
to San Francisco by the way of San
Juan.
Mrs. e. A. Judson and Mr.. and Mrs. J
A. Levensaler of Menlo Park were at
Del Monte recently.
A. D. Shepard. general manager of the
Pacific Improvement company, arrived
on Friday and spent two or three days
here.
Mrs. Charles Hitchcock of San Rafael
was one of the week end visitors.
Charles S. Aiken was at Del Monte
for the week end.
Among the foreigners who have been
enjoying the beauties of Del Monte
during the last week are: G. Richard
Russell of Gravesend, England; Ernest
Niggeler Of Italy; j. A. NJ. Johnston,
W. w. Simpson, Colonel and Mrs. Wat
son-Kennedy and Miss Watson OF
England; DR.. E. Marding and DR.. F.
Killing of Strassburg, Germany; Mr..
and Mrs. Martin Labritz and Miss Char