The San Francisco call., 1908-09-06

of this attractive girl. Among these
were:
Miss Louisiana Foster lDuval Moore
Miss Martha Foster William Jackson
Miss Claire Nichols Paul Foster
Miss Dolly Gushing Sam Hopkins
Miss Helen Baker Milan Grffeth
Miss Dorothy Baker James jenkins
Miss Margaret Calhoun Maurice Dorr
Miss Martha Calhoun FELTON, Elklns
Miss Mary Keeney Arthur Evans
Miss Augusta Foute Hurry Evans
Miss Florence Hopkins Robert Foster
Arthur Foster Evan Evans
Page Monteagle
Another luncheon hostess of this
week was Miss Adella Van Worst, who
entertained Wednesday at her home in
Vallejo street in honor of Miss Irene
Van Arsdale, whose wedding will be
an event of this month. Miss Van
Vorsts guests on this occasion were:
Miss Ethel Amweg Miss Zella Gibson
Miss Florence Braver Miss Amaiia Simpson
man Miss Helen Blunienberg
Miss Helen Gray Miss Helen sullivan
Miss Marian La1ly Miss Eysse Schultz
Miss Olga Herman Mrs. Harold Law
Miss Thelma Hurle
Friends of Miss Lille Lawlor were
very sorry to say good by when this
clever artist left San Francisco last
Tuesday She will sail from New York
September IL, and after a short visit
in London will proceed to Paris. 1t
is more than probable she Will return
to New York some time in December
Mrs. A. p. Redington was hostess at
a charming party Friday afternoon at
her home in San Mateo in honor of her
little daughter, Marjorie. All OF the
members of the very youngest set from
San Mateo and Burlingame were hidden
to the affair, among them being:
Miss Evelyn Lansdale Robert Coleman Jr.
Miss olivia Howard Miss Hannah Hobart
Edward Howard Jr Miss Ruth Hobart
Miss Evelyn Poett lCharles Hobart
Miss Emily Tinsloe Miss Agnes Hayne
Miss Olivia Pillsbury Henry Howard
Evan Pisbury Miss Elizabeth shreve
Miss Caro- Coleman Miss ReDecca Snreve
The crowds at Del Monte seem 10
be increasing daily, and many VINO
went down only for the dog show have
been persuaded to put off their home
coming until after the tennis tourna-
ment. The golf tournament, which
closed Yesterday, occasioned the great
est amount of interest. The dog show
which took place week ago, was
success. Many of the old time 1avor-
ties came off with new honors, among
these being the famous Boston terriers
belonging to Miss Jennie Crocker' Mrs.
Athearn Folger's Ayrdale terrier and
which distinguished itself by winning
a silver cup and seven ribbons.
The golf tournament, which closed
Yesterday, occupied the attention OF
all. Among the San Franciscans who
took part were:
Mrs. r. H. PostlewaitelNliss Florence Ives
Mrs s. posr Miss fae aSpeey
Mrs. Henry Stevens Miss Doris hyer
Kiersted
Tomorrow will be the beginning of
the tennis tournament, which will con-
tinue for fortnight. Among the play
ers will be Miss May Sutton. already SO
famous that it is only necessary to
mention her name to secure the inter-
est of all lovers of the sport.
After the dog show was concluded
last Saturday Mrs. Low and Miss Flora
Low entertained number OF their
friends at tea in their apartments at
the hotel. The affair was in honor OF
Mrs. Charles B. Alexander, who left
on Thursday for her home in New York.
accompanied by Mr.. Alexander, Miss
Harriett, Miss Janetta and Miss Mary
Alexander.
Mr. and Mrs. William Fl. Crocker,
Miss Ethel Crocfer and Miss Helen
Crocker, who went down for the dog
show. will remain a month. Last Sun
day they entertained about 30 Of their
friends by a trip in automobiles and
on horseback around the II mile drive.
An elaborate picnic luncheon was
served at one of the sheltered points
along the way.
Others who entertained in this same
charming way were Mrs. Joseph A.
Donohoe, Miss Katherine, Miss Chris
tine and Miss May, whose guests en-
5oyed very delightful picnic one day
last week. Among those present were:
Miss Jennie Flood Miss Evelyn Cunning
Miss Flora Low ham
Miss Genev.eve Gun Charles RolIo Peters Jr.
ningham Joseph A. Donahoe Jr.
Charles Rollo Peters was host at q
garden party at his beautiful home In
Monterey one day last week. The af-