The San Francisco call., 1909-11-07
the last week on the interesting ami
versary just gone into history.

the last week on the interesting ann1-
versary just gone into history.
1t is just possible that every society
woman will have at least one red hat
of headgear in which red predominates,
for vivid tones will be used by the mil
liners this season if not by the dress
makers
The first fashions promise that hats
will blaze and glow through the winter
and while they are not eccentric in
shape they are bizarre in color. One
OF the favored and perhaps the fav-
ored shade is fiery red. Whole hats
may be made of it, but most women
should beware Of this treacherous
color A touch of scarlet is one thing;
mass of scarlet is another.
Some of the ways in which red will
be used on hats are as crowns, cock
ades, short thick tips at the upturned
side, and velvet bands, finished with
fat pump bow.
The latest gossip from Del Monte is
about people who are known here and
their friends.
Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Stelter of Boston
are touring the coast in their car.
which they had shipped from the east,
and during the week just past spent
some time at Del Monte.
wi
of London, Eng has been spending
some little time at Del Monte. Lord
Beauclerk is heir to the duke of st.
Adams and will enter parliament next
year
W. F. Peachy of the diplomatic serv-
ice at Washington, D. c., has been a
guest at Del Monte for the week just
passed.
E. w. Hopkins, with his daughter
and her friend. Miss NJ Reid, arrived
at Del Monte the latter part. of the
week and remained over the weekend.
NJ II. Robins Jr., with his friends,
W. j. McCune and III. P. Fessenden of
New York, are at Del Monte, golfing,
hunting and riding.
Saturday the officers of the Bedford
were entertained at lunch at the Peb-
Bile Beach lodge on the II mile drive,
and Sunday afternoon a reception was
given aboard the ship. The upper deck
was beautifully canopied with flags of
all nations and a lunch served in the
afternoon.
Colonel Mason, Captain Mayhem and
some six or eight other officers went
on a hunting trip Monday, visited Del
Monte and after a round of golf were
entertained at tea by Mr.. and Mrs.
Warner in the charming little club
rooms of the hotel. Among the ladies
present were Miss Merriam and Miss
Bennett from the post, Miss Julia
Gregg, Miss Rea Hunter, Miss Alice
Warner, Miss A. d. Ames and Mrs.
Warner.
Mr.. and Mrs Noble H. Eaton, with
their friends, Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Eisen
motored to Del Monte the latter part
of the week Sunday they gave little
dinner party to the officers of the Brit
ish man of war Bedford.
]. F. Gordon and his daughter, Mrs
H. Greenland of London, Eng, spent
several days at Del Monte during the
week just past.
Mrs. James B. Hume, president of the
California Federation of Women's
Clubs, with her sister. Mrs. Jennie M
Young, and Miss Blanche Morse, Sec
retary of the federation, with her
mother, Mrs. r.. H. Morse, have been
staying at Del Monte over the week
end.
Mrs. LeMassena with her daughter
and Miss Jelleff of Glen Ridge. N. J..
have been visiting their friends, Mr.
and Mrs. Theodore Coe, who are spend
ing the winter at Del Monte
F. E. Booth was guest at Del Monte
for few days last week while looking
after his interests at Monterey.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. E. Case and H. N
Ransom of New York went to De-