The San Francisco call., 1908-08-30

Miss Bessie Whittle, Miss Martha Fos-
ter, Miss Claire Nichols, Miss Margaret
Nichols. Miss Beatrice Hewitt, Miss
Dora Wynn, Miss Dolly Cushing, Miss
Marian Marvin, Douglas Alexander.
George Willcut, Allen Van Fleet Ber
nard Ford, Page Monteagle, Rudolph
Schilling, Herbert Schmidt. Eyre Pinck-
ard, James Jenkins, Milan Griffeth
William Jackson, Paul Foster, Dudley
Hewitt, Starr King. Al Whittle, Allen
Green and Arthur Green.
Mrs Evan searles Pillsbury, whose
beautiful home at Montecito is al
ways the scene OF much social activity,
is at present entertaining Mrs. Rosen-
stock and her daughter, Mrs. ]. r. K.
Nuttall.
Mr.. and Mrs Edgar n Wilson and
Miss Maud Wilson will shortly move
over from BelYedere, where they have
lived for several months, and will oc-
cupy house in Pacific avenue. Miss
Maud will be one of the girls who will,
make their formal bow to society this
year.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Porter and
son, Hugh Porter, are in town again.
They have just returned from a motor
trip through the southern part of the,
state. They made quite a lengthy
stay at Santa Barbara, where they
were guests at the Potter.
Others who are at that popular hotel
are Mr.. and Mrs. William Mayo New
hall and their three daughters, Miss
Margaret, Miss Marion and Miss Eliza
beth, who viii remain some little
time longer. Miss Margaret did not go
down at the same time as her mother
and sisters, but with the Laurence
SCOTS spent a most delightful month at
Tahoe. Mr.. and Mrs. Scott took with
them their handsome new automobile,
and the trip was made in the most
thoroughly delightful manner. They
contemplate going to Del Monte for the
tennis and golf tournaments.
Mrs. Laurence Pool has returned
from Tahoe, where she visited her sis
ter and brother in law, Mr. and Mrs.
Harry Babcock. She will spend the
month of September at Hotel Rafael.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy somers and
their .little daughter will also spend
September at San Rafael. They
have given up the William Greer
Harrison house, which they occupied
for more than year.. and on their
return from San Rafael will live at the
Fairmont.
Society at Menlo Park, Fair Oaks,
San Mateo, Burlingame and Palo Alto
appeared in it's full numbers yester-
day at the bazaar which was given
in the Batchelder woods, Fair Oaks, for
the benefit of Trinity church, Menlo
Park. A few guests even went down
from the city, and a gay crowd filled
the automobiles that met the trains at
Fair Oaks station. Among those who
were interested in making the affair
a success are Mr.. and Mrs. Richard
Girvin, Miss Mary Eyre, Edward Eyre,
Robert Eyre and several others.
The dog show at Del Monte has
drawn an unusually large number of
enthusiastic visitors, all eagerly wait
ing to know which of the favorites will
win the coveted cups and ribbons. The
golf and tennis tournaments, which
will succeed this event, will keep the
interest of the social world centered
on Del Monte for some time to come.
Among those who will be there to offer
their congratulations to the visitors are
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Alexander of
New York, and their daughters, Miss
Harriet Miss Janetta and Miss Mary
Alexander. Mrs. Alexanders niece and
nephew, Miss Jennie Crocker and Tenn
pleton Crocker, have arrived at the
hotel. bringing with them some splendid
terriers, which Miss Crocker will enter
in the show. Miss Gertrude Jolliffe is
the guest of Miss Crocker at present.
Miss Jennie Flood will be another
interested onlooker. She reached the
hotel on Saturday evening, accompanied
by her little niece, Miss Mary Emma
Flood, and Miss sallie Maynard.
Mr.. and Mrs. William C. Ralston,
whose cocker spaniels will compete
for prizes in the bench show, are at
Del Monte already and Mr.. and Mrs. r.
G. Hanford and Mrs. William Smith
O'Brien have arrived.
b Monday night Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
B. Wingate, accompanied by Mrs
Orestes Pierce and the latters mother.
Mrs. Mckee. are here to make stay of
indefinite length. Mr.. and Mrs. Wick
ham Havens will return for the tourna-
ment. They are now at the Rancho
Del Monte, where they werft last week
after short visit to the hotel.
Mrs. James Athearn Folger and Miss
Edith Chesebrough have been there
since Monday. Miss Chesebrough Will
take part In the tennis tournament
Mrs. Alexander Loughborough. with
whom were Mrs. Mary Tobin. Miss
Agnes Tobin, Mr.. and Mrs Harry Will
liar and Miss Bessie Zane. returned