The San Francisco call., 1907-06-02

~ sort are concerned, and the only
news that falls to the lot of the
chronIcIer Of the doings OF society folk
IS in regard TO the weddings of this
month and the goings and comings-
the summer dittings-of well known
people. There is some wonder as TO
what methods are adopted by residents
OF the city nowadays to pass the
amount of time that is seemingly un-
occupied. but there are no complaints
heard as to the dullness OF the season.
II IS quiet-there are no events-but
interest in municipal affairs, the
strikes. the outlook and political situa-
t;on are occupying the thoughts of
people, ana particularly of women is
this true, in q way that is practically
unheard OF here before. Buds of last
season or next whose chatter should
be OF ''trihes, light as air." may be
heard discoursing learnedly upon in
dustrial matters in way that is as
tonishing. It is probably but a repe-
tftion Of the latest opinions delivered
houses, but the understanding of af-
fairs accompanies il and it will be in
teresting to note the result IN the ulti-
mate Development OF the youth of the
city.
The following item cones from Lon
don and viii be read with interest
here:
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Burton Harri-
son have arrived at Claridge's hotel
from Cannes, where, with their three
children, they passed the winter. They
made trip TO Egypt during that time.
going up the Nile as far as Asf0uan.
Mrs. Harrison expected TO geJ some
quail shooting, but Il was too early.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harrison viii be here
only two days, as they are going up
70 Scotland to pass a few weeks aI
their shooting lodge in Inverness shire
Mrs. Burton Harrison, who was with
her son and daughter-in-law all the
winter, is now at Varesse, but is ex-
pected in London shortly.
Mr.. Harrison said that he expected
TO return to New York in time for the
political campaign. He was very much
interested in the news from New York
that the court OF appeals sustains At
torney General Jackson's right 70 at
tack Mayor McClellan's title to the
mayoralty. My opinion is that If q
recount is ordered" said Mr.. Harrison.
was elected and I think we had a fair
count in the election of 1905"
Major z. A Root, Nineteenth infan-
Try, L. s A, who has been absent from
Pacific Grove for some time attending
TO duties at the Preside of San Fran
cisco. has returned to Pacific Grove ho-
tel. where Mrs. Root is staying until
the arrival of Major Roots regiment
from the Philippines:
From Del Monte comes this letter:
Captain H Whitehead. L. S. A, Mrs.
whitehead and three children, have
been at Del Monte for two or three
weeks. Captain Whitehead is going to
the Philippines and intended to leave
his family behind, but according to pres
ent intentions they will accompany him.
Mrs. William c. Peyton and Master
B. Peyton of San Francisco are here
for few weeks stay.
DR.. and Mrs. j. r. Poor and T. NJ
Whitney Of Santa Barbara were at Del
Monte early last week
Among the members of the Stanford
university who have been here recent
ly are b. Kellogg. Hazel Anna Cooke,
X. z. Allardice and Mr.. and Mrs. r NJ
Loeser. r. E Allardice and r. NJ
and spend much of their time on the
links
Three recent visitors from Oakland
were d. Y. Hughes. Jessie Henry and
J. ". Goodfellow.
Many San Franciscans were here dur
ing last week. among them being Theo-
dore Goodman. Mrs. Goodman and Mar
lie Goodman; T. A Richard. Mrs. Rich
ard. Mr.. and Mrs Edgar Richard. DR.
A 3. Crosse. William Crosse. Mrs. Will
liam Crosse. Mrs. B. Pamperin, Miss J.
Pamperin, L. c. Johnson, D. L. West
over. Mrs. Westover, George sHatton
and Mrs. Hatton, +. Z. Booth and Meyer
W Harts, L. S. A
C Tossi of Paris. julius Beginner,
Willy Berliner of Berlin. Miss Z. G.
Perry Of Toronto, Can, and Mrs. Vir-
ginia Phillip of Berlin are among the
foreigners who have spent little time
recently enjoying the beauty and rest
fulness of Del Monte.
lne following New Workers are
among the recent visitors: Paul Baer-
waId, Mrs. V. D. Williamson and Miss
Cotter. who, with Harry c. Cotter Of
Butte, made a party of four; Henry
Holt and Mrs. Henry Holt. Mrs. H. B.
Turner. Miss Steward. William Has
tori, Mr.. and Mrs d. B. Mills, Mr. and
Mrs O. H Hayes. Miss Bertha @.
Hayes. E Stone and Miss E. A Quack-
enbush.
Timothy Hopkins. Mrs. Hopkins and
Miss Hopkins of Menlo Park, accom-
panied by Miss Marie Blawl of Bur-
iington. Iowa, who is visiting them.
spent some little time at Del Monte last
week
r Z. Bousfeld. Mrs. Bousdeld and
Miss Perrin of Berkeley have recently
been here.
Among the recent visitors at Del
Monte were Thomas Greaves, the
Misses Greaves and Miss Esther
Creaves OF Mil valley.
+. s. Hoyt. Miss Hoyt. Frank S. Hoyt
and Mrs. q. S. Pattison of Newcastle,
Pa. came down to Del Monte on the
20th IN an automobile and stayed here
for two days making various trips.
II Harpham and A. Salisbury OF Los
Angeles. with Miss Josephine Deming
OF Santa Cruz. Mrs. Richards OF San
Francisco and Miss G. Meek of San
Lorenzo toured from Santa Cruz to
Del Monte IN a White steamer.
George a. Innes and Mrs. Innes came
down to Del Monte from San Rafael
by train and had their motor car sent
down TO them. They returned to San
Rafael on Sunday In their automobile.
George H Hooke, Mrs. Hooke, Miss
n A Williams of Berkeley, Miss Mabel
\. Gordon and Miss Carrie ]. Gordon Of
San Francisco motored down from that
city to Del Monte.
Miss Sara Drum. one of the most ex-
pert chauffeuses in San Francisco, ac-
companied by Mrs. H Goodwin and
NJ s Latham, motored down to Del
<ronfe ~, he rr0ro occo-,-