The San Francisco call., 1908-09-13

sell, Leavitt Baker, Charles Keeney,
William Van Fleet, AdeIDert Black
mere. Hugh Porter, Harry Creswell
and Joseph Donohoe Jr.
Miss Augusta Foute and Miss Chris
tine Pomeroy We're recently the
guests for a week of Mrs. Horace
Blanchard Chase at her country home,
Stays Leap" in Napa county. They
returned to town in the early part of
the week. Miss Vera de Saba enjoyed
"a few days visit this week with Miss
Foute at the st. Xavier
Miss Elsa SchiIling entertained twen-
ty-four at an elaborate dinner Friday
evening at the Fairmont, in honor of
Miss Johanna volkmann, who with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George f.
Volkmann and her brothers, William
and Daniel Volkmann. will start this
week for Europe. The guests were
seated at two tables, which were at
tractively decorated with white and
pink tiger lilies. After dinner the
performance of "The Music Master"
was enjoyed, the whole party return
ing later for supper at the Fairmont.
Those who enjoyed this attractive
George F. Volkmann, Mr.. and Mrs. A.
Schilling, Miss Johanna Volkmann,
Miss Beatrice Simpson. Miss Rose
Kales, Miss Ruth Kales, Miss Agnes
Ehernhart, Miss Harriet Meek, Mr.
and Mrs. Roger Chickering, Miss Jo-
sephine Johnson, Miss Florence Hen
shaw, William volkmann. Daniel
Voikmann. Rudolph Bertheau, Her
bert Schmidt, John II. Volkmann, Wal
ter Bundschu, Stewart Hawley. Ralph
Lohman and Rudolph SehilIing.
Mr.. and Mrs r H. Pease and Rich
ard Pease Jr. are in town again after
a months trip to Portland, Ore. Dur
ing their stay in the north they made
a number of interesting automobile
trips through the surrounding country
and Mr.. Pease and his son also en-
joyed some very good hunting and
fishing.
Miss Irene Van ArsdaIe, whose we'd
ding to Lieutenant Thomas Kurtz will
take place Wednesday evening. has
been the honored guest at more than
one affair this week. Mrs. Harold Law
gave a tea for her Friday, among her
guests being Miss Elysse Schultz, Mrs.
Frederick Stott, Miss Clarice Lyons,
Miss Mabel Toy, Mrs. Edwin Long, Miss
uhdIJOTle oHGpdIO5 MISS E<itduOI l4dn-
ders. Miss Edith Metcalf, Miss Dor
othy Woods, Miss Ethel Amweg and
several others.
Miss Amalia Simpson entertained at
luncheon Tuesday in Miss Van Ars-
dale's honor at the Colonial. Pink was
the color chosen, and the table was
daintily decorated with a profusion
of baby roses. Those who were pres
ent were Miss Irene Van ArsdaIe, Miss
Worst, Miss Marjorie Shepard, Miss
Dorothy Edwards, Miss Aloise Geb-
hardt. Miss Elysse Schultz, Miss Flea
nor Landers, Miss Jennie Lee, Miss
Corinne Madison. Miss Dorothy Woods
and Miss Amalia Simpson.
Mrs. John d. Spreckels was the guest
of honor at a luncheon given at the
Stewart Wednesday by Mrs. George
NJ. Perine. Tiger lilies formed the ta-
BILE decorations, and those who as
sembled around it were, Mrs. John ID.
Spreckels Mrs. Ernest Hueter, Mrs.
Michel. Mrs. Harry HoIbrook. Mrs
Duncan McKinlay. Mrs. w. 8. X Glib
son, Mrs. Ralph Blair, Mrs. j. w. Cen
ter, Mrs. Charles Mayo Jr., Mrs Alex
ander Hamilton and Mrs. George NJ
Perine.
Mr.. and Mrs Robert s Moore will
spend the winter at Hotel Granada.
The dog show which took place
Wednesday and Thursday of this last
week drew a large number of the So
cially elect to the Carolan polo field,
where it was held. Some of the fin
est dogs of the state were there, among
them being the famous Boston terriers
of Miss Jennie Crocker. the Pekinese
spanieIs belonging to Miss Margaret
Barron and the bulldogs which were
sent up from Pasadena by a. III. Hayes.
Others who entered their dogs were
Mrs. +. +. Morgan, Miss Virginia Jol-
life, Miss Genevieve Harvey, Miss
Frances Reed. Mrs. Francis Carolan.
Mrs Walter Hobart, Mrs. Walter Mar
tin, Mrs. William A. Deane, Mrs.
Charles X. Harley and several others.
Not since fleet week have there been
such crowds at Del Monte as there are
at present With the tennis tournament
in full blast and the Native Sons con-
clave in Monterey people gre coming
and going every minute of the day.
Monday night there was a dance in The
ballroom and son Wednesday night the
clubhouse and ballroom were utilized
for dancing and there was in addition
a ball in the large dining room of the
hotel, the Native Sons, of course. being
the hosts on these occasions, with the
exception of the dance on Monday
night, which was for the hotel guests.
Things will be kept lively next month
with a cat show and an open air per-
formance of las You Like It," the
latter to be under the auspices of the
Monterey civic club. The 9Th of Oc-
tober has been selected for this per-
formance and a number of leading so
ciety men of San Francisco will take
part.
Among those who motored down to
Del Monte to witness the tournament
were Mr.. and Mrs. Robert L. Coleman
of Burlingame. Mr.. and Mrs. George
Almer NewhalI, Mr.. and Mrs j. H.
Spring and Mr.. and Mrs. Wickham Ha-
vens of Oakland, who have with them
Miss Avis Stirling and w. H. Leim-
ert. Mr.. and Mrs. H. w. Meek, Miss
Gladys Meek and Miss Harriet Meek.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. E. Bowles. Miss, Amy
Bowles and George M. Bowles, and
Mrs. Edwin r. Dimond, who has with
her Miss Gertrude Bates.
Other prominent people at Del Monte
are Mr.. and Mrs. Roger Chickering,
Miss Florence Henshaw, Miss Florence
Ives, Mr.. and Mrs. F. E Booth, Mr.
and Mrs Dan F. Belden, Mr. and Mrs.