The San Francisco call., 1910-08-14

excitement in the inner circles over the
fact that Miss Alice Hager, who holds
the women's championship for 1909 will
play with the others who have gained
fame on the links. Miss Florence Ives
is going to play and, moreover, will
chaperone her niece, Miss Marian
Crocker with one or two other young
girls. Mrs. Walter Martin is going
down. also Mrs. Laurence Irving Scott,
Mrs. w. H Postlethwaite and Miss The
rese McEnery. The trophies have been
on exhibition in town and have been
admired by players and public alike
There viii be scratch match play and
handicap match play competitions for
the Del Monte cups for both men and
women, with trophies for the winner
and runners-up, trophies for lowest
scores in qualifying rounds and prizes
for all other complexities of the game
that deserve silver rewards.
Among those who will be on hand for
the annual tournament are:
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mr. and Mrs. D. NJ
W Clark Delm2s
J s Oyster Mrs. ]. d. Peters
Mrs. A. l. Tubbs Miss Anna Peters
Mrs. Henry 7. Scott Mrs. W. S. Porter
Iempleton Crocker Mrs. Edward Barron
Mr.; and Mrs Perry Mr and Mrs. R. ].
Mrs. H. H Sherwood Ed Tobin
Mr. end Mrs. W H. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank h.
Crocker Proctor
Mr., and, Mrs. George Mr. and Mrs A s.
Howard Lilly
Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Mr. and Mrs. Frederick
Whitney Stott
Mr.. and Mrs. Parker Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene
Whitney Lent
Miss Jennie Crocker
Miss Louise Mccormick was in town
during the early part of the week but
left last Wednesday for Chicago ac-
companied by Mrs. E. O. Mccormick.
They have gone east to close their
home in Chicago and will return about
September Is to take up their perman-
ent residence in this city. The Nc
Cormicks have leased the Rideout
home in Cough and washington streets
and will be established there late next
month During her brief stay Miss
Mccormick was entertained by the
young girls of her set who are devoted
to her and delighted with the prospect
of her return. She went over to Mill
valley for few days and was the
guest of Miss Dorothy Boericke. who
has been such close friend of hers
for several years. The girls in that
set entertained for her at one or two
informal parties, but there was not
time for any elaborate greeting before
she had to go east again The girls
by the way, who are in Mill Valley
this summer are having a gay time
with teas and dances, while the town
is socially dull. The dance at Blith-
dale last evening was a fancy dress
affair and was attended by the Ross
and Mill valley contingent as we'll as
the generous sprinkling of guests from
town that helped to make the occasion
successful. The fancy dress party was
distinguished for the number of comic
costumes and country girls that ap-
peared.
Mrs. Arthur Geissler, who was Miss
Carol Moore, is at Ross this summer
as the guest of her mother, Mrs.
George A Moore, and has been con-
spicuous figure at the parties over
there. She has been the complimented
person at teas and luncheons galore
and has received a hearty greeting
from her old friends. One of the lun-
cheons this week will be given in her
honor when the hostess at the party
will be Mrs. Arthur House. On this
occasion Mrs. Geissler will share the
honors with. Mrs. Ralston White, who
was Miss Ruth Boericke. The affair
will be informal, and among those
who have received bids for next We'd
nesday are Miss Dorothy Boericke,
Miss Marian Marvin, Mrs. Roy Somers,
Miss Elena Brewer.
Mr. and Mrs. Warren s. Palmer have
been motoring through the interior of
the state this summer and have visited
the forest lands and the mountains.
They are now at their home across the
bay after the interesting trip.
The army set will have another
wedding in October when Miss Della
Evangel Jones will become the bride
of Lieutenant Halstead P. Councilman
of the coast artillery corps. The date
has not been set but the marriage is
to take place in the aforesaid month at
the Presidio chapel. The bride elect
is the daughter of Chaplain and Mrs.
H. G. Jones of the Presidio and has
many friends in the younger set.
While the wedding will be simple
enough in detail there will be the
usual army appointments with flags in
evidence in the decorations and army
attendants for the bridegroom. Lieut.
enant Councilman is stationed at Fort
Baker and it is there, presumably.