The San Francisco call., 1907-06-23

gell, Mrs. c. Marx, Mrs. c. McCowen.
Mrs. H. c. Huberic Mrs. Munger, Miss
Tanquary, Mrs. Richard Keatinge of
Palo Alto; Mrs. Richard Leach of San
.Anselmo; Mrs. A, T. ]. Reynolds of
Walnut Grove; Mrs. Jenkins, Misses
Lloyd of Nevada; Mrs. w. C. Stevens
of Vallejo.
Miss de Saisset of San Jose, who left
few months ago to visit relatives
in France and England, will spend
July and August touring Switzerland
and as the guest of her cousin, Baron
sess Graffenreid de Villars, at the lat
'ter's beautiful chateau.
The following letter comes from Del
Monte and gives some interesting de-
tails Of the coming social gathering
there over the fourth:
The ladies' putting contest on the eClock
green near the clubhouse at Del Monte on
Wednesday, June II. brought out some keen
competition, Mrs. II. R. Warner and Miss
the clock Miss cornelia Arnsby's m sSs''us score re
was -. Mrs. Ioeser's sc and Mrs. Wor-
made one round in 2e while Mrs iss wsrner N95esi
score was %. Miss Morgan won the prize-an
In the ladies' golf handicap played last
Saturday morning the Del Monte links
there We're five contestants, Mrs. Loeser, Mrs.
played from scratch; Mrs. Arthur lord Of New
York, who received IS strokes and Miss Nor.
gan, who had handicap Of four strokes Miss
Armsby won with a score of III, her nearest
competitors net score being .124. Miss Arms
1 bys name will be engraved on the silver
pitcher TO be presented. by the Pacidc inonrove
ment company as a trophy to the lady who
gust. -
Arthur 3. Watson, accompanied by Mrs
Watson, r. 81. Pease. Mrs. r h. Pease and r
ai..s d. Pease Jr, reached Del Monte on Thursday
car. Watson is chairman Of the runs and
tours committee OF the automobile club of
california and came down 10 make arrange.
ments Tor the proposed run of the club to Del
Monte during the Independence day HOLIDAYS
Accordin" TO the present plans the motorists
will make their way to Del Monte on Wednes.
day. July 8. and on the 4th there will he )
/ the Del Moute racetrack which win he nUs Un
into condition for the event On Fridsy De sat pa'
urday and Sunday the autoists will make trims
around the II mile drive to Point Lobos. Point
tlnos lighthouse and Carmel mission and possi-
oly to Santa Cruz, Capitola or Rancho De-
Monte.
1t is expected that one of the most interest
ing eFents at the automobile gymkhana at Del
Monte viii be the match race for 81 900 side
between two well known cars This mattel
was arranged between c. A. Hawkins and Ma !
Rosenfeld on the eyenAe after the evmkha n,
held at Del Monte in September of last wear.
II Il being agreed that the race should take place
az Del Monte, provided the date did not con.
es w5a 1a tRe ys1dsrbt cup race which Haw
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/ distance will probably be Ave miles
II is proposed 10 introduce 'sbowline on the
green at Del Monte. This is very nonnIs.
game IN Great Britain, where there are NAM
beautiful bowling greens. In this country the
game Is generally called Scotch bowls, to dis
! tlnguish It from ten pins on an alley. but fhs
proper name is lawn bowls Scotchmen
however. excel at the game and are simos,
always responsible for its introduction into anr
community, whether IN the British colonies on q,
the United States Bowls were played in Saov
York before the revolution, and to this dav !
/ place near the Battery at the lower end ~
I Broadway is called Bowling green "
II. G. Breeder, accompanied BY Mr.. and Mrs
! William Greer Hitchcock of San Mateo. Reaches
Del Monte Inst week in big motor car
Signor Richard Lucchesi. who lef,
San francisco shortly after the fire
has recently signed a contract with
the New England conservatory of
music to teach vocal music there for q
year and expects to make his home in
the eastern city for at least two wears
! longer. Signor Lucchesi finds the eli
mate there very severe and says that
he longs for San Francisco, and wifi
certainly return here eventually. He
recently directed a concert given by
the Boston italian club. which Is com