The San Francisco call., 1909-09-12


The young ladies are highly popular
and have received much attention.
Pebble beach lodge was the scene of
much gayety Sunday afternoon last.
Many parties went out from Del Monte
by motor car for luncheon or afternoon
tea. and the beach presented lively
scene.
Mr. and Mrs. George T. Cameron
gave dinner party at Del Monte
Sunday evening, September 5. in honor
of the birthday of j. o. Tobin Jr.
There were present Mr.. and Mrs. J. o.
Tobin, Mr.. and Mrs. r. H. Hay Chap
man, Mr. and Mrs. f. d. Frazier of
Santa Barbara, Miss Kathleen de
Young, r. M. Eyre. Douglas Grant and
Charles de Young. After dinner an
adjournment was made to the grill
room. where very pleasant evening
was spent.
The Del Monte golf tournament pro-
duced the finest play and brought to-
gether the strongest group of men
golfers probably ever seen on the Pa
cific coast. Saturday, August rs, the
opening day of the tournament in the
qualifying rounds of the mems compe
tition, r. Y. Hayne of the Burlingame
country club went round in So. Next
day George Smith, the Oakland pro-
fessional, brother of Willie, Alec,
Mcdonald and Jim, covered the IS
holes in 65 In the second match round
of the championship fight Chaplin
Tubbs defeated r. Y. Hayne, establish
ing new record of So. which surpasses
all performances, amateur or profess
sional, on the Del Monte course.
q of
thwaite and Julius Ludke took place
in the Catholic church of Menlo Park
Thursday morning. The affair was
simple, only members of the family
being present. After the wedding
brea kfast, which was served at the
summer home of Mr.. and Mrs. r. e.
Miller, the couple left for Del Monte,
The bride, who is niece of Mr.. and
Mrs. r. E. Miller, was attended by her
youngest sister, Miss Ethel Cowper-
thwafte. and the groom by his brother
George. The groom is a member of
the Ludke family of Healdsburg, Cal.
The Outsider
Other Social Events
Mr.. and Mrs B. Heskins celebrated
| the eighteenth birthday anniversary of
their daughter, Miss Dora Heskins. at
their home, 1915 Broderick street, Sun
day evening
The home was beautifully decorated
in flowers and greenery in a color
scheme of pink and white. Dancing
to the music of a stringed orchestra
was enjoyed and a collation. was served.
among those in attendance were:
Misses Dora Heskins. s. Kassar, Lima
Newman, Jessie Goldstein, Lea New
man. Stella Berman, Miss Levy, Hilda
and Fannie Schlessinger, Walter Stern,
Alexander Cohn, Harry Levy, William
Stern, Sylvan Cohn. NJ Goldstein. Jake
Levy, Milton Cohn, Milton Levy. M.
Bowman, julius Jacobs. Samuel Har-
rison, Harold Harrison, Arthur Levy,
Albert Mondell. H. Wolff, Messrs- and
Mesdames B. Heskins, II. Heskins. w
Harrison, A. Newman, D. Mendeb j., w.
Stern, ]. Stern. j. Rundlsberg. j. Wolff.
B. Hersh. Mrs. Berman and Mrs. J..
Breyer.
One of the September weddings that
will interest large number of friends
| is that of Miss Viola Goodell, the at
| tractive daughter of Captain and Mrs,
Goodell. to James Baldwin Warrack,
which will take place September rs in
Seattle, where Mr.. Warrack is engaged
/ in railroad work. Miss Goodell is
graduate of the University of Cali
fornia and a member of the Delta Phi
Delta sorority She will leave Sep
tember Is for the north and before her
departure will be given farewell
shower by Miss Alma HI. Sea at the
home of the latter in Washington
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip de Martini en-
tertained a dinner party at their home
In Wellesley park recently in COM
pliment to their daughter, Miss Irene de
Martini. The spacious verandas where