The San Francisco call., 1909-05-09

returned from their trip through the
Sur country and stopped over at Paeific
Grove on their way back to Oakland.
Some of the guests at the Pacific
Grove hotel last week were Mr.. and
Mrs. Peter ]. Cluett, San Francisco; Mrs.
S. Grant Stannard, Long Beach; Mr.. and
Mrs. S. ]. Shaddock, San Jose; Mrs. c.
G Ricklef and daughter, Chicago; Mrs
o. r. Habberman. Chicago; James Lam
cy, Waterbury, Conn; Miss NJ. B. Hal
sted NJ j. Burrows and the Misses Bur-
rows, Boston; Mr. and Mrs Charles
Gardner and family, Toledo; the Misses
Spear, Cleveland o., and Miss Emma
Stafford.
The Raisin day banquet give nat the
Pacific Grove hotel won for Manager
George III. Cordy the heartiest of con-
gratulations. Hundreds of the posters
were utilized in decorations of a unique
and artistic ORDER The punches of
grapes were cut out and arranged about
all the electric globes. Around the
walls was a dado of pine trees and
California bears, and each bruin car
ried in his mouth big cluster of the
fruit of the vine.
The Treble Clef club of Pacific Grove
went up to Palo Alto to take part in
the big musical festival held there
Tuesday and Wednesday of last week.
/ This club is doing excellent work un-
der the direction of Mrs. Mary Weaver
McCauiey. daughter of Colonel t. R.
Weaver of Pacific Grove.
Mrs. Clarinda S. Holden, grandmother
of Mrs. Percy e. Haslett of San Fran
cisco, died at Pacific Grove last week,
aged 95. She suffered fall a few
weeks ago and her death was the re-
suit of injuries received at that time.
Saturday Pacific Grove held a big
May day festival, and a pretty story in
connection with it is that shortly after
the coronation of the May queen one
of her ladies in waiting, Miss Gleeda
Wright, slipped quietly away and, be-
ing joined by c. r. Olive, a popular
young man connected with the South
| ern Pacific company they were mar
ried and off for their wedding trip be-
| fore they were missed from the cele-
! bration.
| Mr. and Mrs. Charles s. Fee went
down to Del Monte in their private car
| last week, Miss Ernestfne Fielder being
the guest of Miss Elizabeth and Miss
Marcia Fee. Fee is extremely fond of
| golf and frequently runs down to get
few days relaxation on the links.
| George H. Brown, a prominent Chi
cagoan. is also a golf enthusiast now
at Del Monte.
A quartet from the northwest greatly
enjoying the links are: Mr.. and Mrs C.
/ coin Smith Jr. of Seattle.
| Major Willy Won Livonius. military
attache to the German embassy, is at
Del Monte, previous to his return to
Washington.
Mr. and Mrs. John J. Grace of Hi1o,
Hawaii, are again at Del Monte after
spending 10 days at the Rancho del
Monte.
Mr. and Mrs. James C. Fletcher are
spending the first days of their married
life at Del Monte.
Equal in interest to the Mills -Fletch-
/ er wedding last week was the marriage
| in Santa Cruz of Miss Margaret Lucille
Mccormack, cousin of Lieutenant Gov
ernor Warren r. Porter. and S. Waldo
Coleman, son of Mr.. and Mrs. John c.
Coleman, former owners of the great
Grass Valley mine Mr.. and Mrs. Cole
man also are at Del Monte.
Other bridal couples at the Monterey
resort are Mr.. and Mrs. John G.. Wart-
! man. Los Angeles; Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
d. Nichols Piedmont and Mr.. and Mrs.
John B. Keating, Redding.
Mrs. Cuyler Lee automobfled to Del
| Monte with her little ones and their
! nurses Saturday, remaining over Sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. t. Crane of Chicago
| and Mrs. e. G. Hutchinson are eastern
visitors who will remain some time at
Del Monte. They have their automobile
with them, having motored up from the
south. Friends of the Cranes, who also
motored from Santa Barbara and who
will remain a few weeks at Del Monte
are 1. M. Bean and Miss Gertrude Bean
/ of Milwaukee, Mrs. Edgar Dickson and
son and Miss Elizabeth Upham.
Some other automobile parties of the
week were e. F. Hutton. r. e. Mulcahy
/ and w. e. Mitchell of New Y ork and H.
H. Lobdell of Chicago; Mr.. and Mrs. c.
/ w. Griffin and B. D. Dexter of Alameda
/ with Mr.. and Mrs. George p. Curtis OF
San Anselmo, Mrs. M. M. Henry of Port
Washington, Wis, and Mrs. T. ]. Gro
Mise of Toledo, o.; A. II. Hammond OF
San Francisco accompanied by Francis
Leggett of New York; Mr.. and Mrs w
/ F. Dinwiddy of San Francisco. with
Miss Mamie c. Dinwiddy of Raleigh
j N. c., Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Whittan
Miss Whittan and Mrs. 3. Rogers; Mr.
/ and Mrs. A. d. Norwood, with Mr. and
Mrs. A. S. Theberg of Oakland: NJ. Mall
4 DIR. Bacigalupi. DR.. W. A. Wheian f. e
Carroll, H M. Goldberg and Martin
lBrandenstein; Mr. and Mrs. Edward Beck
and Miss Amalia Beck, from Oakland
Eand Mr. and Mrs. George w. Brooks and