The San Francisco call., 1909-10-24

will be here probably for the later
season.
Miss Marie Lundeen, whose portrait
also appears on the society page today.
is the charming daughter of Colonel
and Mrs. Lundeen. and the fancee, by
the way, of Lieutenant Edward E.
Pritchett. IT, S. A. Her engagement to
chat popular young officer was one of
the announcements of the month.
Miss Lundeen is just out of school
and has not attended any of the formal
affairs in society but is great favor
ite in the younger set.
The news of her engagemnt was
decided surprise as her friends ex-
pected that she would be one of the
bellies rather than a bride of the sea-
SON. The date for the wedding has not
been announced.
There is a word that has just come
from abroad about slippers and al
though few society women have read
about the threatened Importation and
have already decided against the inno-
vation the description of the novelty
may interest others who are longing for
the new or bizarre in footwear and
have an opportunity to indulge the in
clination
There is an old new slipper at the
shoe shops that Will be adopted by some
women this season. 1t is widely worn
abroad. but that does not influence the
doubtful of her judgment against that
Of Europe on certain of her own inven-
tions, like the short tailored suit, the
stiff turnover collar, the four in hand
cravat, the jumper and the short skirt
but she knows that she leads the world
on shoes.
Other feet may be smaller. but none
are as well shod as hers, unless the
shoes were bought from an American
boot maker. Therefore, it is a question
as TO whether or not she will wear this
new slipper. but it's advent should be
chronicled because it is new. 1t is the
slipper with the extra long vamp, very
narrow and cut off squarely at the toe
There is not the suggestion of point
in it. 1t runs up well on the foot and
is finished with an oblong buckle. 1t
accentuates the length of foot and
should only be worn by one who has
slender, dainty feet.
1t is rarely made of kid, although
one sees it in the fine bronze 1t is us
ually in Irish or French lace lined with
colored satin, which is quite the thing.
you know, for evening slippers.
Miss Genevieve Harvey and her
friends, Miss Helen Chesebrough, Miss
Amy Brewer, p s. Westcott of San
Francisco and Arthur Foot of Grass
Valley, returned to Del Monte on Sat
urday, from their camping trip down
the coass. a very brown and merry COM
pany. They will remain at Del Monte
for some time. playing tennis and golf
as long as the fine weather continues.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben C. Truman and their
daughter, Miss Truman, will be at Del
Monte for a short time.
DR.. and Mrs. Herbert G. Moffitt with
their little son James motored from
San Francisco to Del Monte on Satur-
day and remained over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred L. Hansen with
their son. Albert Hansen, and friends,
Mr.. and Mrs. George II. Kahn of San
Francisco, motored to Del Monte on
Saturday and remained over Sunday,
enjoying the seventeen mile drive and
dinner at Pebble Beach lodge.
DR.. and Mrs r. M. Fleetwood spent
few days of duiet and rest at Del
Monte the latter part of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. d. Shepard with their
friends. Mr.. and Mrs G. F. Richardson
of San Francisco motored to Del Monte
Saturday and are remaining there for a
few days to enjoy the many beautiful
drives through the Monterey peninsula
and an occasional dinner at Pebble
Beach lodge.
Mrs. j. r. Henderson of San Rafael
has been enjoying family reunion at
Del Monte with her mother. Mrs. j. B..
Horton and her brother and his wife,
Mr.. and Mrs. r. NJ Horton of Battle
Mountain, New. The party spent one
day at Los Laurelles ranch and another
delightful day at Pebble Beach lodge.
Mr.. and Mrs. Y. r. Castellanos and
Jesus NJ Rives with his daughter OF
Guadalajara, Mexico, have been at Del
Monte for the week just past
One of the biggest events of the sea-
son in Oakland society circles is prom
ised in the Fabioia hospital benefit
jnks scheduled to take place at Ye
Liberty playhouse Tuesday evening,
November 2. Indeed, society on both
lsides of the bay has taken keen in