The San Francisco call., 1908-07-05

abroad in Italy San Mateo society is
sorry to lose the De Tristans and Miss
Marie de Guigne, who never remain
here very long, and who are all off
again this month for Paris.
Paris, where they went Immediately
after they were married, is really the
home of the De Tristans, and the vi
comtes family is prominent among the
country families near the French capi-
tai. Both Miss de Guigne and her sister
spent their childhood here and later
were students at the Academy of the
Sacred Heart. but for some seven or
eight years now they have spent most
of their time in Europe. Their cousins,
the PARROTS, are also abroad now, and
have delightful establishment in one
of the suburbs of Paris, where the 10
boys and girls combine the joys of
country and city life in most en-
joyable manner.
Mrs. Willis Davis and her daughters,
Sidney and Edna, will return to Cali
fornia in another month, after a very
much shorter visit to Europe than they
planned. They intended to be gone
more than a year when they left, five
months ago, but although Europe has
proved fascinating the daughters find
that they really don't want to miss
the winter season, and they will be es-
tablished in their town house we'll be-
fore the first dance in November. Miss
Ruth Powers came back after a year in
New York last week, and will spend
the summer with her parents, DR. and
Mrs. George Hermann Powers, in San
Rafael. Mrs. Powers went on several
months ago to Detroit (where her
daughter Katharine, now Mrs. Edward
Russell Chapman, is living) and brought
Miss Ruth home with her. Miss Pow
ers is the, possessor of remarkable
soprano voice and already has won a
place for herself in the musical world
in New York. Mrs. Walter Dean is
visiting her brother and sister in law,
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hicks. in Los An
geles, but will come back this week.
The Deans are talking again of trip
to Europe, where their little people
are to be put at school.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Findlay Mont
eagle and their two sons, Paige and
Kenneth. have gone to the Yellowstone
park for vacation trip OF. several
weeks, and after that, / believe, are
to have a month or two at Blithedale.
The Andrew Carrigans are spending a
fortnight in the Yosemite valley with
a party of friends. Mrs. Carrigan' S
brother. Laurence Harris, who has been
quite i'll, is convalescent, but not up to
Whitneys have given up the Bonner
house in Ell Cerrfto. and will reopen
their house in town, taking short trips
to the various watering places from
time to time, instead of going away
for the rest of the season. Miss Har-
vey is here as the guest of her sister.
Mrs. Oscar Cooper during~the- absence
of Mrs Harvey, who is in the Yosemite
valley with a number of friends. They
are making the trip as James Phelan's
guests in his motor car.
The Josiah Howells are at Weber
lake, where they went few days ago
for stay of some weeks Mr.. and
Mrs. Arthur Watson have taken a lit
tie cottage in Mill Valley for the sea-
son, and have given up their apart
ment here. Miss Mary Keeney is the
guest of Miss Florence Hopkins in the
Hopkins home in Menlo Park. The
Harry Babcocks have gone to their
cottage near Tahoe for the season, and
already have had some guests for the
weekend there although they went
only 10 days ago. Miss Merritt Reid
will spend month with the Covington
.Pringles at Menlo Park. The George
Howards are at Del Monte. Mrs. a NJ.
Simpson and her daughter. Edith. sailed
where they will spend q month or more.
The Howard Huntingtons came up from
Los Angeles for a stay of several weeks,
one of their reasons in coming being
the wedding of Mrs. Huntingtons sis