The San Francisco call., 1908-09-13

ing east. where they will spend 10
winter. - fo.
Mrs. Henry Sehmiedell is in town Ior
short visit -
n. f.. Booth of San Francisco. VINO
has made frequent trips to Del Monte
Lone or with a party of friends, went
down again last week. OrinsiNe
him a bride.
Dr and Mrs. III. Sidebotham arrived
from santa Barbara during the week
and are playing in the tennis tourney
Mrs. SidebOtham is better known IN San
Francisco as Miss Maud Nickerson, she
and her sister Miss Myrtle Nickersons
having lived there some years ago.
They are sisters of the young San
Francisco architect, Frederick Nick
erson.
Mr.. and Mrs. James L. Flood went
down from MenIo Park on Tuesday for
a days visit with their young daughter.
who is spending several weeks mere
with Miss Jennie Flood.
Mrs. A. w. Simpson and Mrs. Maud
TerriIl OF Stockton are at Del Monte
for fortnights visit
Mrs. F. w. Van Sicklen and the
Misses Hilda and Dorothy Van Sick
len motored from Alameda last week
for short stay at the hotel
A party comprising Mr.. and Mrs
William Montreau. Mr.. and Mrs r. r.
Scott and Mr.. and Mrs. T. Ball made
the trip from San Francisco by auto
mobile last Tuesday, and were here
several days.
Miss Genevieve King is here for a
three weeks visit. and is the guest OF
Mrs. B. B. Cutter and Miss Genevieve
Harvey. Miss Chesebrough is also OF
the party. Mrs. Harvey is in town
with her daughter. Mrs. Oscar Cooper.
Walter S. Hobart and W. W. Thur
ston are among those who mOtored
down last week.
Mrs Samuel Welsh. Mr. and Mrs.
William TalIiers Jr. Miss Helen Tiers
and Miss Mary Buckley arrived at Del
Monte from Pasadena last week for a
two weeks stay.
Mrs. Edward Barron will not take
her two daughters to Europe I'm Oc
tOber. as she originally planned, but
has decided to remain here for busi-
ness reasons, and will send Miss Mar
guerite and Miss Evelyn abroad In
the care of gOverness. The younger
sister will be placed in an English1>]
boarding school. her sister remaining
as the guest OF relatives near by until
the Christmas holidays. which they
Will spend together. Both will be
gone about year.
Mrs E. L. Hunt and her daughters.
Mrs. Frank Moroney and Mrs Harry
BOstwick, are now in Paris, where
they plan a months visit before re-
turning to San Francisco. For several
months they have been travelling in
a delightful, leisurely fashion through
southern Europe, making their longest
stay In Germany and Austria where
they visited Berlin, Carlsbad and VII
emma During their stay at the French
capital they are to be entertained by
the various Ca1ifornians who have
formed sort of colony there. and
whose hospitable homes are often the
scenes Of reunions among travelling
San Franeiscans. Upon her return, Mrs.
Hunt will reopen her handsome home
in Walnut street, where her younger
daughter will be her guest until Mr..
Bostwick's return from Costa Rica.
Mrs. Linda Bryan has been very
busy for the past few weeks with
wedding plans. wedding presents. we'd
ding frOcSs, wedding letters and all
the other delightful complications that
Immediately precede the great day. The
date Of this particular wedding has not
even yet been set, but as it is to be
absolutely informal in character, and
witnessed in all by only six people.
there is not the usual need for fore
night. 1t viii take place some time
this month. and is to be followed by
long wedding trip. RumOr has it that
the popular young matron has already
received some exquisite gifts. and that
some of her frocks will eclipse any 4
other brides this year.
Miss Lydia Hopkins came up from
Menlo Park a few days ago to be for
a week the guest of Miss Helen Ell
oesser in Mill Valley. The two girls,
who are close friends. have exchanged
many such visits this year Miss Ell
oesser and her sister, Miss Alice, will
shortly leave California with her
Arfbr
year in Europe. when they will visit
kiHspeOple in England. and spend sew
eraI months on the continent. They
were recently guests of honor at a
farewell tea given them by their
aunt. Miss Julia Heynemann. in her
pretty studio in Presidio avenue.
Mrs. Robert Stevenson and her
daughter. Mrs. Iso0eI Strong. with Mrs.
Frank Norris as their guest. will
shortly leave for visit to Mexico
which they will explore in Mrs Steven
sons handsome new touring car. Mrs.
who has been spending the
summer months in Santa Barbara.
will come up to town in few weeks.
to be for a short time the guest of
Mrs. Norris of this city. The proposed
trip to Mexico was planned for June
last. but was postponed because of a
slight accident to the car
The Douglas Watsons, who have been
spending the summer months with their
two small children at Coronado and
Santa Barbara, returned to town last
week and have reOpened their pretty
home in Vallejo street near Devisa-
dero. The house was enlarged and
last year, and is one of
the most attractive of all the pretty
homes in that part of the city.
Every one will be glad to see charm
ing Mrs. Richard Hammond again
when she returns to California for a
few months" stay with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. James Potter LanghOrne AS
Maizie Langhorne she was one of the
most popular of all the city's girls, and =
she will become a leader among the
younger matrOns through the same
charm of manner and personality.
Mr.. Hammond will accompany
her or not not quite decided when
they last wrote, for, although his health
has been materially improved since
they went abroad, he may not care to
take the trip in the hot weather. In
any case he and his wife will spend
this winter, as they did last. in Switz-