The San Francisco call., 1913-08-17

| who are passing several days at this
resort.
Mrs. George W. Hooper is entertain
ing Miss Ethel Valentine OF Oakland
and Dr. Charles Porter Of San Fran
cisco at her summer home at Lake
Alta. Mr.. and Mrs. walter Treat, who
have recently been her guests. re-
turned to their home in this city
Bartlett Springs is another gay re-
sort which has drawn q large con-
tingent OF societys elect to partici-
pate in its pleasures. Mrs. I4oring
Pickering and her brother, r. A.
Crothers, motored there last week and
intend remaining until the middle OF
September. Loring Pickering. who is
travelling in Europe. has no intention
Of coming home before the late win
ter, and letters from him tell OF de-
lightful recent travels in Sweden,
whittier he went with Mr.. and Mrs.
j. Hays, and Of his present sojourn in
Norway.
Judge Ellison of Tehama county,
who has recently been holding court
iii San Francisco. Joined Mrs. Ellison
Thursday at Bartlett Springs, where
they are the guests of Mrs. Marvin
Wilcox, a sister Of Mrs. Ellison.
Mrs. A. Grau and her family. who
have been at Bartlett for the entire
summer returned Friday to their home
In Sacramento.
Major P. Kellehef, u. $. A.. retired,
is another who has heen enjoying the
season at Bartlett Springs.
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After an extended visit In the south
ern part Of the state Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Dickey Of Baltimore have re-
turned for a farewell visit to San
Francisco before beginning their
homeward journey. The Dickeys ex-
pect to say goodby to friends here this
week and to return to Maryland by
way of the northwestern states and
Canada. In the few days of their so
ieurn In this city they have been ex-
tensively entertained. among the re-
cent affairs given In their homer being
the tea Tuesday over which Mrs Fred
erick B. Kellana presided In her home
in Paciic avenue, the dinner Wednes-
day given by MIR. and Mrs. Lorenzo
Avenali and d luncheon to Mrs. Dickey
which Mrs. Avenali gave Thursday in
the francisco club.
John Heath, the son of Mrs John
Heath of Menlo Park, who has been
spending the summer in Honolulu, will
return shortly TO California to enter
upon his senior year at the University
OF Stanford. During his absence his
mother has been visiting her son in
law and daughter. Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Gregory. in their eastern home.
warm welcome is being extended
to Mrs. Frank l. Bosqui. who with
her children has returned from a
lengthy sojourn at johannesburg, South
Africa, where Mr. Bosqui, who Is q
prominent consulting engineer, was en-
gagged in business. Both Mr.. and Mrs.
Bosqui belong to pioneer California
families, Mr.. Bosqui being a son Of
Mr.. and Mrs Edward Bosqui and a
brother of Mrs. Archie Treat, Mrs.
Davis Mrs. Spinney, Edward and Ben
Bosqui, while his wife was formerly
Miss Mary Reynolds. noted belle Of
San Francisco.
Mrs. Bosaui and her family have
gone to their summer home at Ben
Lomond and later in the season will
occupy their Piedmont residence. Mr..
Bosqui was detained in London and
will not return to California until
shortly before Christmas.
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Mr.. and Mrs. John G. H. Johnston
and their son, William Rowland john
ston, have prolonged their visit at
Shasta Springs and do not anticipate
returning before the end OF the month.
Mr.. and Mrs James Hall Bishop and
Miss Isabelle Bishop are also at Shasta
and expect to enjoy six weeks So
journ.
Late letters from Carlsbad tell of the
delightful visit enjoyed by Mrs. Au-
gustus Spreckels, Mrs. Rudolph Spreck-
els and her children and Miss Ger