The San Francisco call., 1908-10-04

Robert l.. Coleman, who superintended
the disposal of the flowers and plants;
Mrs. Alexander, who was in the Ger
man garden, assisted by a number of
the debutantes; Mrs. Charles Green,
who was in charge of the tea table;
Miss Newhall. cigars and cigarettes;
Mrs. puplessis Beylard and Mrs. Wal
ter Hobart. who were in the booth for
household goods. and Mrs. Crockett
and Mrs. George Newhall. who pre-
sided at the rummage table. Also
there was llttle table for fancy work
under the supervision of two dainty
little maidens, Miss Leontine de Saba
and Miss Cara Crockett.
The open air performance OF "As
You Like It." that will take place Sat
urday at Del Monte, has excited the
greatest amount of interest. Numbers
of people Will go down from here, and
the hotel will be crowded as 1T was
during the recent series of tourna-
ments. Sunday was spent in the re-
hearsal of the play and the finished
production promises to exceed all ex-
pectations Frank Matthew, under
whose direction the play is to be pro-
duced, went down Saturday week
ago, taking with him several MEM
bers of the cast among whom were
Emerson Warfield, Allan Dunn. II. Nc
Donald Spencer and Wesley Crothers.
Probably the fact that there are so
many San Franciscans prominent
among the actors on the occasion ac-
counts for the unusual interest mani
tested. Among others who will take
part are Mrs. ]. II. Dobbins of Mon
-terey, who will impersonate Rosalind;
Mrs F. J. Switzerland, who will take
Tie part of Audrey. and Miss Frances
Hammond and Miss Nora Hammond,
who will have the parts of Celia and
Phoebe. Harry Stuart Fonds will
have charge of the musical part OF
the program.
Mrs. Henry Clarence Breeden and her
sister. Mrs. E.. Walton Hedges, who
have been spending some time at Santa
Barbara, were at Del Monte for several
days last week, but are now in San
Francisco. Before going to Del Monte
they spent some time at Paso Robles.
where they were Joined by Mr.. Breeden.
Mrs. Hedges Will make visit of sew
eral weeks here before returning to
Santa Barbara, where she has lived
since the disaster. Mr.. and Mrs.
Breeden will be here for the winter,
as will Mrs. Breeden's mother, Mrs.
Butler.
Mr. and Mrs. N Dudley Emerson Ber-
nays are enjoying a few days of their
honeymoon at Del Monte. Their mar
riage was an event of great social in
terest in Oakland last week. Mr.. and
Mrs. Bernays will not return for some
time to Oakland as they contemplate
a short trip through the southern part
of the state.
Among the recent visitors of inter-
est at Del Monte is A. Oyama. who is
one of the assistant secretaries to the
Japanese ambassador at Washington
With party of friends he has been
visiting places of interest along the
the popular resort.
DR.. and Mrs. Grant Selfridge are
spending few days at Del Monte.
They went down week ago, and
Colonel and Mrs. w. r. Parnell also
went down last week for months visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. L. Goldstein recently
spent 10 days at Del Monte, where they
motored in their Pierce-Arrow They
came up to town last week Mr.. and
Mrs. f. E. Booth, who are frequent Wis
ftors there, spent the weekend there.
Mrs. T. C. B. Coryell was at Del
Monte for a few days last week with
ner daughter IN law, Mrs. Joseph B.
Coryell. Mrs. Coryell Sr. returned to
town a few days ago and has taken an
apartment at the Colonial hotel Her
son and daughter In law left this week
for the east, where they will be for
some time. They are devoted to mo-
toring and have recently purchased a
new machine which will be ready for
them on their arrival in New York
They will not come back to California
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Mr.. and Mrs. Charles G. Lathrop went
down from their home at Palo Alto for
a few days at Del Monte last week
Among other visitors were Mr. and Mrs
H. H. Houston, Mr.. and Mrs. A. Stein,