The San Francisco call., 1908-04-12

and Mrs. Crocker ara in New York
just now and the Youngest daughter.
Helen. is with them. Miss Ethel
Mary Croker. who will make her de-
but in two years. is pupil in one of
the most exclusive schools in Mary
land. which means IN the world This
particular school is conducted by two
fra gile. old fashioned little gentle
women. who take only few pupils.
and those only with references enough
90 stock 10 Intelligence offices. MANY
mother travels down to the school
with her embryo debuantc every season
only to be told that the lists are
closed for the wear Miss Cornelia
Hartman is pupil at this school, and
an inseparable friend of Miss Crocker.
The latter. by the way. viii accompany
her parents to California this sum-
mer. and take her share in the de-
lightful hospitality that is always a
part of the CrOcker's summer plans.
Last year Mrs. Croker introduced,
or rather re-introduced. into Burlin-
game the fashion of regular school
day picnics. with plenty of hot climb
ing in the sun. gTngnam dresses and
Sunoo1Eets, wadfng and fence climb
ing. Her daughters are like her in
their lack of affectation and charming.
straightforward manner. Miss Ethel
Mary has her mothers beautiful dark
eyes but her cOlOrinG is less brilliant.
The Princess PoniatOwski and her four
boys may visit California this year for
the first time in many seasons.
The two pretty Wright girls are sus-
tanning the reputation for hospitality
that the Campbell house in Sausalito
has borne for so many years and keep
1T fulr of cheerful young people. They
are only occupying the house for this
month and a little of May. for in the
middle of May they viii as usual go
up TO the mountains and the Baker
family will take the Sausalito house
Miss Jeanette Wright will be married
20 George Torney some time in the fall
and meantime of course he is frequent
~ a guest in her mothers home. Miss
Marian Wright. the younger sister who
except for Miss Julia Langhorne wOulc
be the tallest of society's girls. is very
popular. and Sunday afternoons the
sisters always have a group of young
people on the porch for tea
The Bakers. hear plan great deal
of walking this summer. and intend TO
spend nearly every week end on one
of the beaches or far up in the woods.
The two girls and two boys are all
capital walkers. and their own parrfc-
ular group of friends-the Fosters OF
San Rafael. the MacGavins, Miss Cush-
ing and Miss Martin. are good walkers.
too-so that each one is enthusiastic al
the prospect of plenty of gypsy tramps
this season
Sausalito's society folk are sorry &c
say goodby again to the Robert Greers.
who are leaving California The Greers
never remain very long in their pretty
Sausalito home. for they are enthusias-
tic travellers. and beside that, like &c
spend part of every year in their
Seattle home. They returned irons the
east not very long ago and since then
have been constantly entertained bv
the smart set here. where Mrs. Greer is
most affectionately remembered as Miss
Charlotte Euirwood.
The three attractive young French-
men who visited California on their
way around the world have der,a res
from this part of the state much 70 the
regret OF the city's girls. who had
hunted up their OllendOrfs and were
hard at French verbs in honor of the
strangers The lads are members OF
three very prominent families. ALI ~
whom have homes near Paris and thew
are travelling. as young men used TO
40 some years ago tand do stiu IN
1nackerays novels) to see the world
oeIore they must settle down II, harke
and counting houses. The three wera
the guests of Mrs. Calhoun and her
daughter last week for a motor trim 10
one OF the southern hotels Each week
end Is spent by the Calhouns In tour
ing IN their motor and they explore
many delightful corners OF the country
IN that way. Mrs. Calhoun and her
udugnter will go east next month for
tne closing exercises in Miss Spencss
NeW york school, where Miss Margaret