The San Francisco call., 1908-07-19
First Roof Garden in Paris Attracts Many
CalfOrnians and Is Popular
New Skirts VIII Be Only Two Yards and Quarter
Around and Walking VIII Be Difficult
By La VOyageuse

far from dear California, for on all
sides one sees familiar faces in the
BOis, at the smart restaurants, on the
boulevards; everywhere one meets
friends and acquaintances from the
Golden state.
1 met Mrs. Perry Eyre Of Menlo park
driving on the Rue de Rivoi the other
day, looking very "Frenchy" and smart.
Miss Mary Eyre was with her.
CALIFORNIANs ENTERTAIN
Mrs. Veronica c. Baird of San Fran
cisco gave a delightful dinner party
at Armenoville in the Bois de Boulogne
last week in honor of Mrs. William
Sproule, her daughters birthday an
niversary A beautifully appointed
dinner was served in the garden under
the trees, the large round table being
decorated with exquisite roses of all
shades. Among those present were Mr..
and Mrs. William Sproule, Mr.. and
Nine. Stephane Lausanne (Mme. Lau-
same was Miss Camille GrOs of San
Francisco and a lifelong friend of Mrs.
Sproule), Mile. Marguerite Gros, Mr..
William ]. Byrne and Mrs. Baird.
Mrs. J. P. Jackson and Andrew jack
son Of San Francisco arrived here last
week from London, where they spent
some time with Percy Jackson, who
resides there. They intend to remain
several weeks in Paris and will go
to Switzerland later.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ansel NJ Easton of
Millbrae have left Vichy for brief
trip through Switzerland and Germany.
They are to return here next week and
leave for California almost Immediately
afterward.
Mr.. and Mrs. John M. Puggett and
Mr.. and Mrs. George Livingston of
San Francisco are at The Hague, Hol-
land.
Mrs. Phil Aronson, Mr.. and Mrs. Phil
A. Aronson and Miss Aronson of San
Francisco, who have been travelling in
Europe for year, are now at Bad
Kissengen.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ ]. Pearse and DIR.
and Mrs. Spence of San Francisco were
recently in Baden Baden.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew NJ. Rose, for
merly of San Francisco, accompanied
by Miss Charity Rose, returned this
week from London and sailed from
Cherbourg for New York I hear Miss
Roses trousseau is a marvel of beauty.
The marriage is to take place in New
York in the early autumn.
Mr.. and Mrs A V. Doran Of San
Francisco are in London
Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Ralston of Berke-
ley, after a pleasant trip through Italy,
are in Stressa.
Mr.. and Mrs. George H. Roos of San
Francisco have arrived at London from
Paris and are to leave for home this
week.
Miss Maren Frolich of San Francisco,
who has been studying here for a year,
has made remarkable progress, work
ing on a much larger scale than she
has ever done, under the tuition of
the celebrated Spanish artist, Caste
lucho, who was a pupil of the famous
Whistler. Her portrait of little Elsie
Butler, the daughter of Ellis Parker
Butler, who wrote pigs Is Pigs" was
exhibited at the American women
painters exhibition held here recently
and compared favorably with the works
Of Mrs. McLane Johannsen, Mrs. Bloom
schen and Miss Nourse. 1t was a
charming study of the little one, hold
ing a large Teddy bear, just as such
a wee mite might do. by its paw. The
color scheme of green velvet coat with
soft pink bonnet showed off well
against the dark red velvet of the
chair in which she sat. Miss Frolich
intends leaving this week for Volen-
dam in Holland, where she viii con-
tinue her studies through the summer.
Charles E. Green and his son, Allan,
returned here from Carlsbad this week
Quite a party of San Franciscans
are in Carlsbad at present, among
them being Mrs. John C. Kirkpatrick,
Miss Susan kirkpatrick, Mr. and Mrs.
Ldpman Sachs and Mrs. B. Heller.
Miss Chabot and Miss Violet Whitney
Of Oakland were in Antwerp when last
heard from, on their way to Holland
Miss Agnes Tillmann and Miss
Miriam McNair of San Francisco are in
London.
Charles P. Hanley of San Francisco
was registered at the Zermatt this
week.
Henry weinemann of Los Angeles
is in Munich.
was at MontreauX, Switzerland, re-
Gently.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. Drysdale. formerly
of San Mateo, are enjoying a stay of
several weeks in Geneva.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. S. Swaine and Mrs.
NJ s. Sanborn of Los Angeles are
travelling in Holland
Mr.. and Mrs. S. Anspacher, Mr.. and
Miss Landsberger and Mrs. S. A. Ham
burger are a party Of San Franciscans
sojourning in Baden Baden.
ARRIVALS AT PARIS
Following were among the recent ar
rivals in Paris:
Mrs. Willis E. Davis, Miss Edna
DAVIS, MISS sidney Davis, Miss Edith
Pillsbury, Mr. and Mrs. Henry F. Dut-
ton, Mr.. and Mrs. Perry NJ. Eyre, Mr..
and Mrs. Raymond Sherman, G.. A. Van
Osten, c. V. Miller, r. MacHenry, DIR.
and Mrs. Smith, Mr.. and Mrs. A. Du-
gend and Mr.. and Mrs. Sigmund Greene
baum of San Francisco
Charles Z. Foster, Miss Edith Foster,
Miss Hazel Foster and P. Flatow of
Alameda
DIR. and Mrs. f. R. Sill and Mrs.
James AIcManus of Oakland.
Charles A Benson, Mr.. and Mrs.
George A. Lonsberry, ]. Eisner. Mrs
Brotherick. DR.. and Mrs. =. V. Rice,
August A. Brueg and Miss Louise Haz-
ard Of Los Angeles.
Macmillan Minett Of Pasadena.