The San Francisco call., 1909-05-23

formance of "As You Like It." given
by clever amateurs last October.
Mrs. James B. Hume, president of the
State Federation of Women's Clubs
and Miss Blanche Morse, secretary of
the organization. arrived at Del Monte
last Saturday, several days in advance
of the delegates to the convention that
was held from May 10 to %. a
great deal of interest was shown in
this meeting and over 300 clubwomen
were present Among the speakers
who presented papers for discussion
We're Mrs. +. S. Potter. Mrs. Willough
by Rodman of Los Angeles Mrs. z. L
Baldwin of San Francisco. Mrs. a. T..
Osborne of Santa Clara, Mrs. Lowell
White Mrs. Mary B. Ritter of Berke-
ley, Mrs. A. a. Goddard of Sacramento,
Mrs. ID. Shepard Barnum of Los An
geles, Mrs. w. 7. Fairchild, Miss Emily
Hoppin. Miss Flora Pyle of southern
California; Miss Eva Henderson,
graduate of the teachers school in Co
lumbia university; Mrs. A. P. Black,
and Mrs Lillian Harris Coffin. The
including The Stage Today How
Our Forests Are Destroyed" Domestic
Science in Public Schools, - Some Good
Laws Not Yet Enforced" California
Landmarks" The Cultural Ideal in
Women's Clubs Miss Calthea Vivian
gave a talk on California artists. all
the sessions being held in the Del
Monte art gallery. Saturday evening was
devoted to a stereopticon lecture on
"rhe Glories of the Sierras' by Herbert
W. Gleason, whose lantern slides are
the finest that have ever been brought
to the coast. A reception, banquet,
an afternoon affair planned by the Arts
and Crafts society of Carmel blythe
Sea, and another in the Japanese tea
garden given by the clubwomen of Pa
ciffc Grove were but a few of the many
delights planned for the entertainment
of the visiting delegates
Mr. and Mrs. Anson Herrick are max
ing quite a stay at Del Monte. H. H.
Owens and his bride are enjoying these
beautiful days with the Herricks.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Sehalin are also
spending their honeymoon at Del
Monte. Their wedding was an inter-
esting affair of Sunday, May 9, taking
place in the colonial ballroom of the
st. Francis. Mrs. Schalin was Miss
Josephine Leszynsky.
Another young couple at Del Monte
are Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Footman Jr.,
who were married in the Brooklyn
Presbyterian church last Tuesday
evening by Rev. Henry Kendall San
borne. The attractive bride was Miss
Clara Winifred Wilson, daughter of
MIS- MdIy e. WILSON Oh GLdSl OdhtdIU.
James King Steele spent last week
at Del Monte and enjoyed several days
of good fishing. Mrs. Steele came down
Saturday. Salmon have been very
plentiful of late, the Monterey fisher
men bringing In 1900 a few days ago.
In an after dinner speech at a Del
Monte banquet recently William Sand
holdt, secretary of the Monterey cham
Der of commerce, stated that Monterey
Ilty ftta arta of mil
lion dollars from its fishing industries.
Thomas d. Parker. lieutenant COM
mander of the Buffalo, and Mrs. Park
er are at Del Monte for a few weeks.
Mrs. j. P. Langhorne went down to
Del Monte for the weekend with a
bevy of pretty girls. Besides her
Miss Julia, and her New York
nieces, the Misses Eleanor and |
Katherine Duane there were the
Misses Martha and Margaret Calhoun, |
Miss Lou Foster and Miss Eleanor
They made up jolly party |
and filed every moment with drives |
picnics and good times generally.
Mrs. Henry Schmiedell. who has
been spending the winter at the Fair |
mont has returned to her old rooms at |
Del Monte. Mrs. Schmiedell always has
the same quarters, which her beautiful I
pictures and lovely furniture make /
most homelike.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis E. Latin and I
their two sons, with Mrs. Rohrer, who !
have been spending the winter in i
California will be at Del Monte for q
few weeks before going to their home I
at Lake Forest, Ill.
Some of the automobilists at Del Monte
last week were Mr.. and Mrs. E. T. I
Stimson of Los Angeles. with Mrs. J. w.
Benham of Chicago and Louis V. Tetter,
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Underhill and I
William Norman Campbell of Santa
Mr.. and Mrs E. r. Dimond
Mr.. and Mrs. A. l.. Dowler, Mr.. and +
Mrs. F. ST. d. Skinner and Mr.. and Mrs
I. M. Green, Mr.. and Mrs. L. P. Sale
and Mrs. K. F. Wilson of Los Angeles.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. Hottie of Oakland.
with Mr. and Mrs. l.. L. McClelland and
Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Purdy of Pittsburg.
Pa; Mr. and Mrs. John Baker Jr. and
Miss Mildred Baker, Mr.. and Mrs.
Wickham Havens, Miss Sallie Havens
Of Oakland, with Mrs. Gertrude PEN
berthy and Mr.. and Mrs. E. W. Engs
Of Oakland, Mr.. and Mrs. Clinton Wor-
den, who will return this week to spend
the summer at Del Monte; S. H. Wood