The San Francisco call., 1908-08-23

gather at Del Monte by the 2Sth to
witness a series of tournaments, for
which silver cups have been offered by
the management The 2sth and 10Th
Will be marked by an interesting dog
show, in which any number of the
bluest blooded dogs in the state will
compete for the ribbons of honor. Miss
Jennie Crocker will enter some of her
famous Boston terriers and Miss Gene
We've Harvey's favorites will also ap-
pear. Following the dog show will be
golf tournament in which a number
of society's maids and men will take
part. 1t will last from August 81 to
September 5. The tennis tournament
which will succeed it and which will
cover September and September s.
will derive an added interest from the
fact that Miss May Sutton, who won
the championship in England in 1907,
will compete for the prizes. Among
those who will go down for these in
teresting events will be Captain and
Mrs. j. s. oyster. Miss Jennie Flood,
Miss Jennie Crocker, Mr. and Mrs. Wal
ter Martin, Mr.. and Mrs. Peter d.
Martin, Mr.. and Mrs. Laurance Scott, Mr..
and Mrs. Walter hobart, Mr.. and Mrs
William B. Tubbs, Mr. and Mrs Joseph
A. Donohoe and Robert Y. Hayne. Mr.
and Mrs. Charles B. Alexander. and
their three daughters-the Misses Har-
riett. Janetta and Mary Crocker Alex
ander-have already arrived, after an
enjoyable visit to Mr.. and Mrs. William
Crocker at Burlingame, where these
charming girls were the guests of
honor at dance given by Mrs. William
Crocker and Miss Ethel fortnight ago.
to Del Monte were Mr.. and Mrs Will
liam Curlett, whose son, Aleck Curlett
recently married Miss Helen Corbett
They were accompanied by Miss Ethel
Curlett and the Misses Seward, attrac-
tive girls who are visiting them from
New York. Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Din
widdie and Miss Jane Dinwiddie made
the trip from Berkeley in their ma
chine, and Mrs. Il. E. Moore, Miss
Gladys Moore and Miss Marguerite
Moore, prominent society people of Los
Angeles, came up in a car driven by
Miss Moore.
DR.. A. H. Richardson, United States
navy, and Mrs. Richardson, accom-
panied by DR.. Richardson's parents,
Rev. and Mrs. A. d. Richardson of
Del Monte. as were Mr.. and Mrs.
George w. Phelps, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Lewis, Mr.. and Mrs. E. E. Cox, Mrs.
William p. Fuller and Farmer Fuller.
Mrs. William Howard, who has been
enjoying a few months visit to this
coast from her home in Boston, is now
at Del Monte, where she will remain
until after the tennis tournament. Mrs.
Howard, who is always extensively en-
tertained when she makes a visit to
the coast. while in San Francisco was
a guest at the Fairmont. Recently she
spent some time at Paso Robles before
coming to Del Monte and will probably
be in San Francisco for some weeks be-
fore returning to her home in Boston.
Her son. Kenneth Howard, who accom-
panied his mother from Boston, is the
guest of Miss Frances Howard at San
Mateo.
A delightful party of southerners
who came in private car and enjoyed
several days visit at Del Monte COM
prised Colonel and Mrs. E. L. Russell,
Mrs. j. d. Billups, Miss Saida Billups
home Is in Mobile; Ala, is president of
the Mobile and Ohio railroad.
Miss Laura Bates is spending few
days at Del Monte as the guest of Miss
Jennie Hooker, who has been for some
weeks at the hotel. Other recent
guests of Miss Hooker were Com
mander and Mrs. Charles A. Cove and
Mrs. Cove.
Mrs. S. w. Waterhouse and her two
children motored up from San Jose and
spent week with her mother in law,
Mrs. Columbus Waterhouse, who IS a
guest there for the summer.
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Mrs. Alfred wilhaven, accompanied
by her mother Mrs. Richard Stevenson,
sailed on Tuesday for Korea, where she
Will rejoin her husband, after two
months visit with California relatives
The Stevenson home in Fair Oaks was
recently purchased by the John Sroufe
Merrills Mr.. and Mrs. Earle Talbot
with their little daughter sailed on the