The San Francisco call., 1908-08-30

to town in the early part of the week,
having made a very delightful visit.
Judge and Mrs Carroll Cook and Mr..
and Mrs. Timothy Hopkins arrived
Thursday for a few days stay; and Mrs.
Edward Barron and Miss Margaret are
also among the list of guests Miss
Barron's spaniels are attracting a great
deal of attention.
Miss Jennie Hooker, who, with her
mother, Mrs. Charles G. Hooker, is
spending the summer at Del Monte, is
at present entertaining Mrs. George II.
Edridge of Washington, D. c. Mrs.
Eldridge was formerly Miss Jessie New
lands.
Major and Mrs. Charles H. McKin-
stry went down to Del Monte on Fri
day. and yesterday saw the arrival, for
considerable stay, of Mr.. and Mrs.
Eugene B. Braden.
Mr.. and Mrs Thorp and S. B. Smith
of sacramento spent few days at Del
Monte last week. They made the trip
by motor. Others who went down
in the same delightful fashion were
Mrs. Annie Jennings and Miss Isabel
Jennings of Menlo Park, Mrs Paul F.
Kingston, Mrs. NJ Kingston, Miss Isa-
bel Fowler, Albert Fowler and Paul F.
Kingston. They were there for several
days. Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Putnam
We're there over the weekend.
Miss Florence Lundborg, Miss Julie
Heyneman, G.. f. Piazzoni and VIII
sparks, all OF whom are members of the
hanging committee of the Del Monte
art gallery, went down on Saturday and
passed upon number of new and very
beautiful pictures. that have been re-
Gently added to the collection. Mrs. H
A. Laf1er, who succeeded f. A Wood
worth as curator of the gallery, re-
ported the sale of a picture painted by
ney Yard. 1t is entitled THE Oaks
and was purchased by Miss Jennie
Hooker.
Mrs. William Howard, who has been
at Del Monte for some time, was hos
tess on Sunday last at an elaborate
luncheon given in the private dining
room OF the hotel. Her guests included
Colonel and Mrs M. p. Maus, DR.. and
Mrs. Henry S. Kiersted, Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward Howard of San Mateo, Mrs M.
e Low, Miss Flora Low. Miss Frances
Howard and Kenneth Howard Mrs.
William Howard left the hotel Mon
day Mr. and Mrs. Edward Howard
nave returned to their home in San
Mateo.
Among the recent arrivals at the
Penlnsula hotel, San Mateo. are Mrs.
theresa Casserly and Miss Margaret
Casserly. They have already spent
good part of the summer at San Ma
teo, as they have made FREQUENT visits
to Mr.. and Mrs John Casserlv in FL
Cerrito. 1t is probable that they will
remain at the Peninsula until October.
when they will reopen their home on
Buchanan street. Others who have
lately taken apartments at this popular
place are Mrs. William Howard and her
son, Kenneth Howard, who have just
returned from a visit of several weeks
at Del Monte. They will be some time
In San Mateo, and will also make a
short stay in San Francisco before
starting for their home In Boston.
Robert Tolmie, who has been travel
ing by auto through the northern part
or the state, has returned to his home
in Berkeley His sister Miss Rlancba
Tolmie. who has been in Europe since
the early part of 1906. arrived home
Wednesday, having crossed the conti-
nent by way of the Canadian Pacific.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis ST. Clair White
were among the dinner hostesses last
Monday evening. Among their guests
were Mrs. M. e. Luther, Mr.. and Mrs.
G. f. Pohlman, Miss Pohlman and Cap
tain J. c. Hail.
Miss Maud OConnor is at Aetna
Springs. where she will remain a fort
night She is the guest of Mrs. Isaac
Requa OF Piedmont
Lieutenant +. W. Lefavor, u S. N.
and Mrs. Lefavor are also among the
recent arrivals at Aetna Springs. where
they will remain during September.
Miss Jeanne Gallois was the guest of
Miss Florence Hopkins at Menlo Park
recently. but returned to town in the
early part OF the week. Miss Hop
kins is now visiting Miss Mary Keeney.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Denman re-
turned last week from a camping trip
spent in Tuolumne county, where they
enjoyed all sorts of outdoor sports.
They have spent very little of their
time in San Francisco this summer.
the early part OF which was passed at
Yosemite.
Mr., and Mrs. Henry Clarence Breeden
are still lingering at Santa Barbara,
whore they have spent the summer
months, They Will not reopen their
home here until the middle of October
Lieutenant and Mrs. Edwin Long
have taken uu their urarfarS NJ fhe