The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-06-20

gelica Harrison and Miss Inez Estu-
dillo Miss Harrison has been extern
sively entertained in town and in the
country. and at present is visiting Miss
Lucy and Miss Agnes Cushing
Mrs c. NJ Dougherty entertained
pliment to Mrs. j. d. Beuret wife
of the naval constructor at Bremerton.
who has been visiting at the Preside
and also at Pleasanton. The decora-
tions on the pretty luncheon table at
the recent affair were La France roses
from the Dougherty garden, and
! among those hidden to meet Mrs.
Beuret were:
Mrs. WIN. Dougherty Mrs. E; l. BENEDICT
The Misses Morrison of Mrs. Griffith OF Pleas
San Jose anton
miss Suzanne Kirkpat- Mrs. Ada D. Clement
rick
Mrs. Worthington Ames, whose pho
tograph is reproduced today, is one Of
the most attractive women in society
and is an accomplished musician. Her
musical talent has been cultivated far
beyond the standard of the amateur and
she has always been interested in
things musical and literary. She
passed the winter in this city and in
Washington, but is now at Burlingame.
portrait is reproduced on the So
ciety page today of Mrs. Horace D. VIII
son. who was Miss Maybelle Harmon.
The wedding took place this month at
the home of the brides parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ira Harmon, in Clay street and
the young couple are passing their
honeymoon in the south. They will re-
side in Los Angeles The bride is an
attractive girl and leaves many friends
here who regret that her future home
is to be in the southern city.
| Mrs. Henry Templeman, who was one
of San Francisco's reigning beauties
when she was Florence Hutchinson,
who has been in poor health during the
last year, and has been visiting rela-
tives and friends in Honolulu and Hilo
for three months, is expected home next
month somewhat improved in health.
Here is some advance gossip about
the auto meet at Del Monte and few
items of interest to San Franciscans:
Mr.. and Mrs. A. d. Shepard were at
Del Monte during the week, as also was
James King Steele.
| Theodore B. Wilcox of Portland, ac-
companied by his friend, ]. H. Noyes of
1 Gan re nofc "a RI 70
for a days golf. Mr. Wilcox's family
visit Del Monte each year and Mr.. VIII
cox, being in San Francisco on business.
could not resist the temptation of run
ming down to make a round or two of
the golf course.
Del Monte will be crowded June 26
and 27 with automobilists. The Auto
mobile club of-California, the San Fran
ciscQ motor club and the Automobile
| Dealers association of northern Cali
fornia have issued invitations to the
supervisors of San Francisco, Alameda,
Monterey, San Benito. San Mateo, Santa
Clara and Santa Cruz counties to meet
them at Del Monte on the evenings OF
the 26th and 9th and discuss the condi-
ton and possibility of Improvement of
/ the roads in their counties. On the
second day the motorists will run
around the IL mile drive and near Peb-
1 bic Beach lodge will partake or Span
ish lunch prepared under the supervi-
sion of one well skilled in the cuisine OF
| early Mexican anti gringo days. During
the independence day holidays similar
repast, to which all guests of the hotel
will be invited, will be served. On the
night of July there will be display
of fireworks in front of the main en-
trance of the hotel
Mrs. Margaret Irvine and her son, j
w. Byrne, former president of the Pa
lcific Coast golf association, of the
Northern California golf association, OF
the Pacific Union club, and several
lother organizations, reached Del Monte
Sunday and will remain for some time
Mr.. Byrne will no doubt spend much OF
his time on the links
Miss Jennie Croker and Templeton
Croker have box at the New theatel