The San Francisco call., 1910-07-31

- HE week has. been merry, in
=. deed with picnic parties. and
tie outdoor entertainment in
cident to the season. The
{ moonlight party has played a
conspicuous part also in the
gayety| out of town. Mrs Andrew
Welch gave one of the most elaborate
parties OF. the moonlight variety at
Santa Barbara for the contingent stay
ing in the south. The coterie in the
Southern. city has had a continuous
round Of parties during the week. Mrs.
William Maye Newhall entertained at
a card party given at the Montecito
country club Thursday evening, and
There were any number of smaller af-
fairs. -Templeton Crocker entertained
at two or three: luncheon parties. and
Knox Maddox was host at one of the
largest dinner parties for practically
the. same crowd of guests. Some of the
girls, however who have been in the
south have turned homeward. and Miss
Julia Lamghorne was one Of the first to
leave Santa Barbara. She came home
yesterday The Fred MeNears viii stay
"a while longer and with them Miss
Florence Hopkins and Miss Mary Kee-
1iey. Miss Marian NewhalI has been
PLAYING in the golf tournament in the
south with Mrs. Emory NYinship, Mrs.
Jimmie Robinson, Mrs. Henry Breeder,
Miss Therese AIcEnery and other enthu-
sissts: The group viii be practically
1isbanded IN a week or two and some
of these are going farther south. while
others are. returning TO town. Mrs.
Robinson viii remain most Of the sea
sen. and several others who have estab-
lished. themselves at Montecito VIII re-
main Indefinitely,
The Tom Driscolls have taken the
house st El Cerrito formerly occupied
by AR and Mrs. Paul Shoupy but viii
only remain there until their own home
Is completed. They are building q new
house in the. picturesque foothills Of
HfHSboro. and expect to occupy the
home next winter. The residence is
near the George Howards and COM
lrGands a splendid view Of the bay Mrs
Deiscol1 rs d harining young hostess
and VIII lie an acceptable addition to
The group at IEfllsboro.. She is fond Of
outdoor recreation and is fine horse
woman. Every morning she rides
: across. the hills at .Burlingame, accom-
panied by her husband, and she takes
4 IA. active interest in all the outdoor
diversions. She was IN intimate friend
of Miss Nora. and Miss Amy Brewer and
was zone of. the most regretful over
their: departure FOR the east. The trio
were inseparable: during the summer,
and Mrs nriscolI viii miss them ex-
ceedingly during the approaching sea
SON. Mrs. priscoll is fond Of entertain
ing, and her new home viii be the
scene. doubtless, of many elaborate en-
-tertainments later in the season. Both
her little sons, Tom Jr. and Jack. are
accomplished hosts and give parties
frequently for their young friends.
Miss Lydia Hopkins has divided her
time between town and her Menlo home
earlier in the. season, but in the last
fortnight. has been on a motor trip to
Del Monte with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs Timothy Hopkins. She viii not
remain probably. for the golf tourna-
ment- next month. bat several of The
:.Blingum set are going down for that
event Among those who are contem=
plating the trip with enthusiasm are
the. Perry Eyres. Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Howard. Mr.. and Mrs: Alexander f.
Lilly and the Walter Martins. Miss
. Alice Hager- is going as a matter of
course and Miss Florence Ives viii
likely be in the group. although that is
only a probability.
Mrs. wellington Gregg returned from
Europe last week with her two daugh-
p 1ers; Miss Enid Gregg and Miss Ethel
Gregg The other girl. in the party was
Miss Elysse Schultz, who has been
travelling with the Greggs. and the
three girls made decided sensation
upon their arrival here with their
gowns of ultra nodish cut. Miss Enid
Gregg appeared at the st. Francis
with a new mummy skirt and was at
p. once the admiration and envy of all
The Younger girls who had not yet
adopted the latest. mode. Miss. Schultz
were a gown Of black. satin Of the same
cat and created a furore on her own
account when she: went to tea at the
Palare. The gowns were Extremely
:-fetching and even in the few days sue
. ceeding their introduction there were
several new gowns to be seen in the
same. design. The society women who
haTe the temerity TO wear. the mummy
skirt will lave many imitators and it
viii be doubtless q season of, mummy
skirts: Miss Ethel Gregg. the young
dst..+of 1he trio. looked like little
Freiacl. doll IN her newest togs from
Pa She wore one of the crush hat :