The San Francisco call., 1909-10-10

mental culture will have various oppor-
tunities to indulge her inclination, and
among the notable dates of intellec-
tual interest are those reserved for the
two courses of lectures by Prof Charles
Mills GayleY of the University of Cali
fornia. The talks will be given Tues
day afternoons in the gymnasium hall
of the Hamlin school in Pacific avenue.
The first series has the general title.
Poets of the Mystery of Life and will
take place as follows: October H.,
Some Seven Poetic Keys; October 10,
The Rupaiyat, and Making the Most
of It.; October 26, Browning. and the
Pursuit of the Unattainable."
The second course, under the caption.
''Shakespeare's Pageant of Life has
the following lectures: November 2,
The Tragedies of Inexplicable Dis
aster"; November 8, The Comedies of
Social Adjustment" and November 10.
The Histories of Cumulative Destiny
The notes of personal interest from
Del Monte are as follows:
Mr.. and Mrs. T. G.. Treewell arrived
at Del Monte in their motor car Sat-
urday and remained there over the
week end.
General and Mrs Edward kirkpatrick
of Paris will spend the winter at Del
Monte, as has been their custom for
some years past.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. w Buck of New
the Peninsula hotel, San Mateo, for a
short time, but have now taken apart
ments at Del Monte and will be there
for several weeks
Mr.. and Mrs. David Livingston of San
Francisco were at Del Monte over the
weekend
Mr.. and Mrs r. B. Lindslev of San
Francisco spent the weekend with'their
friends, Mr.. and Mrs. H. w. Buck, at
Del Monte. Mr.. Lindsey returned to
town on Monday, but Mrs. Iindsley will
remain for some little time longer.
Mr.. and Mrs. w 6. Miller Jr. of
Berkeley and their son were at Del
Monte for the weekend
"A Jolly motor party in two cars ar
rived at Del Monte on SATURDAY. and re-
ma1ned over Sunday, enjoying the novel
and picturesque charm of a luncheon at
Pebble Beach lodge. The party in
cluded Mr.. and Mrs. Meek and Miss
Meek of Hayward, Miss Smythe of Red
lands and A. L. Coogan of Oakland
William Volkman of San Francisco
II. J. Hechtman and T. Fl. Rhodes Of
herman, w. ]. Hechtman, Miss Hecbt-
man and Miss Wilson of Berkeley.
DIR. Oscar Mansfeldt registered at Del
Monte during the week.
The possibility that Mr. and Mrs
Jenerson Lamar McGehee. who was
MISS Belle 6. Clements, may visit here
mas peen a matter for pleasant exnec-
tation during the last few days. since
they VIII be due in this city some time
this month before Captain and Mrs
Sterling p. Adams sail for the Philfn
pines 1t is their intention to be here
to say au revoir to the November trans
port that will take Captain and Mrs
Adams away and they will enjoy q
hat, f-s1
waiting to welcome them. The we'd
ding took place September 8 in Tusca
loosa, Ala, and the details have lust
reached here of that interesting cere-
mony. The bride was attended by her
sister, Mrs. Adams, as matron of honor
and the hover girl was little Laura
Adams, while Hardy Clements acted as
best man. There was an elaborate re-
ception after the ceremony at the home
of the brides parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Clements, and the couple left on a
honeymoon trip that has extended over
several weeks. They will reside in
Tuscaloosa and are already in their
attractive home in the southern city.
The bride will be remembered as the
charming sister of Mrs Adams and she
was a favorite here during her visit last
winter, when she attended the Green
way dances and was the incentive for
innumerable card parties and teas dur
ing the season. If she decides to come
here this winter her visit will necessa-
rily be brief, since she is anxious to be
established in her new home. but doubt
less her friends will find plenty of op-
portunity of entertaining for the pop
ular visitor. Mrs. Adams, accompanied.
by her husband, Captain Adams, u. S.
A., returned several days ago and has
become an active member of the social
body at the Presidio once more She
will entertain the card club at the post
next Tuesday and has been the center
of several informal parties instituted as