The San Francisco call., 1909-08-08
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| to remove about score of canvases
| from the walls. with the view of rem
dering the exhibition even more fully
representative of the best art of Cali
| fornia than it is.
Among last weeks arrivals at Del
Monte was H. j. Small, the superin-
| tendent of motive power of the South
ern Pacific company, who was accom-
panied by Miss Barbara Small.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. T. Williams enter
| tanned a party at dinner in the grill
room on the night of August 1. The
party included Miss Williams. Mrs.
Laurence, Miss Laurence Judge Waters
Davies of Ell Paso and. Prof. r. E. Al
lardice of Stanford university.
]. Downey Harvey rejoined Mrs.
Harvey and Miss Genevieve Harvey at
Del Monte for the weekend.
The following officers of the United
States army dined at Del Monte dur
ing last week: ]. n. Pickering on the
25th, Benjamin A. Pope on the Goth
and j. H. Burns and A. L. James Jr.
on the 27th.
Rear Admiral ]. F. Trilley, U. s. N,
retired, and Mrs Trilley of Shawmut
lodge. Pacific Grove, were the guests
at dinner of Mrs. ]. Downey Harvey
on the night of the 2sth.
Among the recent arrivals are Rear
Admiral T. f. Jewell, U. S. N, retired.
and Mrs. Jewell, who lately returned
from a trip to Japan. Admiral Jewell
olrac
a round of the beautiful Is hole course
almost every day.
Miss Genevieye Harvey, Judge Wa
ters Davies of Ell Paso, Tex. T. t.
Williams, Miss Williams, Mr.. and Mrs.
Martin Chase of Riverside are con-
stantly seen on the links at Del Monte.
Miss Harvey made the second nine
holes in the excellent score of IL one
day last week.
The bridge whist congress to be
held at Del Monte September to 4
during the fall golf tournament is ex-
citing much interest among the de-
votees of this fascinating and fashion
first of it's kind in the state and prom
ises to be eminently successful.
The wedding of Lieutenant John
Stuart Williams, U. S. A., and Miss
Henrietta Walker. which took place
last Wednesday evening at the Pre-
sidio chapel, was an event around
which the social interest of the week
was centered for many of the army
people There was a little romantic
history attached to the event that was
current gossip and 1t was to the effect
that Miss Walker, who came from Los
| Angeles, by the way. had been visit
or here at the time of her brothers s
wedding to Miss Willis williams and
NJ 70. 2 fI0e,
first time this summer resulted in a
case of the attachment known as love
at first sight. True 1t was that after
a brief acquaintance the engagement
was announced and the wedding took
place last week. The bride was given
Eugene B. Walker, u. S. A., and Mrs.
Walker, herself BRIDE of course.
acted as matron of honor and wore her
own wedding gown.
The bride wore a gown of white
satin and rose point, while her veil
was caught with a cluster of lilies of
the valley instead of the conventional
orange blossoms. She carried a show
err of the lilies with bride roses
and the matron of honor carried a
shower of red sweet peas. The deco
rations in the chapel were of red sweet
peas and the dominant color in the
house decorations was also red, the ar
tillery color, since Lieutenant Williams
belongs to that branch of the service
The best man was Lieutenant John
B. Murphy, and the ushers were Willis
Knight, U. S. A, and Lieutenant Harry
Vaughan. U. S. A. The ceremony was
performed by the Rev. Edward Morgan
and the reception after the service
was held at the home of Captain and
Mrs. Fuller. Lieutenant Williams and
his bride sailed for Honolulu the fol-
! lowing day. Lieutenant Walker and