The San Francisco call., 1908-05-31

also to be favorite resting place for
the smart set this year-and several
prominent society people have already
made reservations there. The Edward
Houghtons will occupy one of the hotel
cottages for three months. and Mrs.
Henry Buffers of Oakland and her
daughters, Marie and Marguerite, plan
a visit of four months and have taken
one of the largest cottages for the en-
tire season. Mrs. Charles Fee left for
the east last week and will spend the
summer on the Atlantic coast with
kinspeople and friends. Miss Marcia
Fee may join her mother for the latter
part of the summer. The Latham Nc
Mullins have gone to San Rafael and
have reopened their home there. Mrs.
McMullin, who was Miss Mollie Thomas,
will have her mother, Mrs. William
Thomas, as her guest for the greater
part of the summer. Miss Agnes Tobin,
who spent several weeks in the south
ern part of the state and who visited
her sister, Mrs. Charles West Clark. in
San Mateo, has returned to the Fair
mont hotel, where she and her mother
spent the entire winter. They will go
up into the mountains for a month or
so later on. Miss Mary Rowe, who has
been away for three years, returned TO
California a few weeks ago and was
warmly welcomed back by San Mateos
smart set. Miss Rowe spent several
months in all the big European cities
Little trips have been taken by nearly
every one. for the spring air acts like
champagne. and all long for the free
dom of the fields and woods Miss
Sara Drum spent a week with friends
In Santa Monica, Miss Dolly MacGavin
went to Miss Frances Martins in Ross
for weeks stay, and Miss Edith
Berry was also the guest of friends in
the country for several days. The
Remi Schwerins have opened their
home in FL Cerrito. and Mrs Norman
McLaren will shortly take her house
ful of girls and boys to Lagunitas,
where they have a pretty bungalow.
The Alexander Fraser Douglases spent
several days down in the country as
the = guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Coryell. and Miss Hazel King went for
several days to friends in Stockton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lansing Kellogg were in
San Rafael last week at the Hotel San
Rafael, and will probably spend the
greater part of the summer at the inn,
which is very near the summer home
of MS. Kellogg's sister. Mrs. Walter
Dean.
Meantime the usual number of people
rope-the Misses Hamilton, perhaps,
to be the most missed Miss Laura
and Miss Alexandra originally planned
to spend only few months abroad. but
If they follow their later plans it may
be year or two before San Francisco
sees this very popular pair of sisters
again They will be accompanied to
New York by Mrs. Philip Lansdale
and Miss Bertha Sidney Smith, who
will also sail with them, the party
keeping together for some time after
reaching Europe. Mrs. Sally Stetson
Winslow and Miss Marie Louise Wins
low. who have rented their handsome
home in Pacific avenue to the Joseph
Chanslors for the season, will leave
very soon for the Atlantic coast, where
they will spend the summer months.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Damrosch, who
were the house guests of Mrs. Casserly
and Miss Margaret Casserly during
their stay here. have gone again, and
with their visit much informal enter
tanning was ended. The Rev. Bradford
Leavitt sailed last week on the Siberia
for Honolulu, to spend several vaca-
tion weeks in the islands.
Mrs William Crocker. whose chill
dren preceded her to their Burlingame
home last week, is always welcome