The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-05-16

vey are spending the summer at Del
Monte Miss Genevieve stays part
! of the time with her sister, Mrs. Cooper.
! and her grandmother, Mrs. Eleanor
Martin.
Mr.. and Mrs l.. j. Holton and Mr.. and
/ Mrs. T. S. Dyer of Easton. Pa. who
/ have been touring the south, will be
at Del Monte a week or so before going
to San Francisco. Mrs Holton and
Mrs. Dyer are charming women, always
most beautifully gowned.
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Dana automo-
billed to Del Monte for the weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry n. Stetson and
party of Los Angeles friends motored
down Saturday, remaining over sun
day. The guests of the Stetsons were
Mrs NJ W. Longstreet. Mrs. Randolph
W. Miner and Alfred H. Wilcox
Emmett H Britton automobiled from
Burlingame to Del Monte last week
Captain and Mrs. r. H. Fenner, with
Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Knight of Van
couver, spent few days at Del Monte,
making the trip by auto car
Other parties of automobilists at Del
Monte last week were:
f. A. Cokefair of Duluth, Mimi, and
Joseph F. Hitchcock of Rochester, New
York
DIR. and Mrs C. p. Thomas. Mrs r. D.
Beckon and Mrs C. d. Francis. who are
touring the coast from San Diego to
their home In Spokane.
Mr. and Mrs. r. P. Lathrop. Mr. and
Mrs C. NJ. Lewis and R. L. Atkins Of
HoIlister.
Mr. and Mrs S. Dauchy. Chicago. with
Mrs George Sturges of Coronado.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward NJ. Walsh of
Oakland. with Mrs. George NJ. West
colt, who spent few days at Del
Monte before going farther south
Mr.. and Mrs. c. II. Hopkins, who came
up from Santa Barbara
Among the visitors at Del Monte are:
Mr.. and Mrs. H. G. Costello Of New
York
Francis McComas. the artist. was
down for few days.
Walter Scott and F. E. Potter, two
young Englishmen with large business
interests in Shanghai. have started on
their tour of the world. They are now
at Del Monte, where they expect TO re-
main about a week.
Some charming eastern ladies now at
Del Monte are: Mrs. T. F. Wells of
Scranton, Pa; Mrs. c. W. Scott. Wash
ington. D. c. and Miss Dixon, Princeton.
N. J.
Mrs. John NJ. Galloway of New York
is at Del Monte and with her are Miss
Alice and Miss Lucy Hanchett The lit
tie Misses Hanchett are frequent visi-
their governess, Mr.. Hanchett coming
down for stay of a day or so with his
young daughters.
Lieutenant L. T. Baker and Captain
and Mrs F. d. Ely of the Monterey
Presidio were recent guests at Del
Monte.
A charming little army bride at Del
Monte is Mrs. Richard E. Cummins.
Lieutenant Cummins belongs to the
Fourteenth cavalry and is stationed at
Fort Walla WaIla, where he captured
the surgeons daughter-the belle of
the post.
General Marion P. Maus returned
last week to the Monterey Preside.
During his absence in the east Colonel
r. L. Billiard of the Eighth infantry
was in command. The Eighth infan-
try comes to the Monterey Presidio I
when the Twentieth leaves for the
Philippines the 9TH OF June. Already |
one battalion of the Eighth under Ma
jor Wright, is settled at Monterey. In /
April it was announced that Colonel i
Maus would become a brigadier gem
eral on the retirement of General
knight in January. 1910, but the sud
den death of Colonel Jacob Augur of /
the Tenth cavalry. who was about t6i
be made a brigadier general. FASTENED 4
the promotion of Colonel Maus to that
rank.
General Maus. who has been the
commanding officer of the Presidio at
Monterey for the last three years. has
q very brilliant record. Ever since he
was graduated from West Point in
1872 he has seen active service. having
been through several Indian campaigns.
the Spanish-American war. and served /
in Cuba and the Philippines He was
chief of staff when Miles was Iieuten-
ant general of the army. and twice has
been thanked by congress for his
bravery.
Admiral and Mrs. Joseph TriIIey will
go to Pacific Grove in the middle of
May. A large sun parlor is being
added to their charming Pacific Grove
home, 'Shawmut Lodge"
Mrs. William r. Smedburg is visit