The San Francisco call., 1913-08-02
SOCIAL NEWS

The Hotel Potter in Santa Barbara
has been unusually gay during the
last fortnight and every other day sees
one of the smart set entertaining on
an elaborate scale. Last Saturday MI
and Mrs David Conrad were hosts at
a large dinner in compliment to Mr..
and HIS Charles Dickey of Baltimore
and ia cir cousin, Miss de Roulhac of
New York, who left for the east the
following day
NJ. and Mrs John B. Miller enter
tanned the younger set of Montecito
and Santa Barbara the same evening
at a dinner dance, and Saturday also
Howard Johnson of Pasadena gave an
informal dinner, at which his guests
were: Mr. and Mrs. Harry CHECKER
ing, Miss Florence Henshaw, Mrs. Wal
ter Filler, Oscar Brown and Russell
Ray.
Earl Graham was a dinner host to 20
guests Sunday evening, the affair being
held in the Moorish room of the hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Randolph Huntington
Miner and Mr.. and Mrs. James CAL
houn Drake will leave Los Angeles for
Santa Barbara today and will visit at
the Potter for several weeks.
Mrs Harris c. Capwell, Mrs. II. L. J.
Helmeken, Miss Dorothy and Miss
G Phyllis Capwell motored to the Potter
Thursday and will remain in Santa Bar
bdId Until tie emu Oh the iHOHtil
Pierre Moore and her brother Willis
Davis. also anticipate spending the
month in this resort, as will Mr.. and
Mrs. Michael Connell and Miss Hill
Smith of Boston, who is their guest.
George Newell Armsby and his guest,
Clifton Percival Williamson of New
York, who spent the last fortnight in
Santa Barbara, have returned to Mr..
Armsby's home in Burlingame
Walter Martin was a dinner host last
Saturday evening in the Casino in
Santa Cruz, when he entertained Mr..
and Mrs. M. II. de Young, Miss Kath-
leen de Young, Miss Phyllis de Young,
Miss Dorothy Deane. Miss Edith Ruck-
er and Charles de Young.
The following morning the entire
party went salmon. fishing, leaving
the hotel at 5 o'clock, and returned
with one of the largest catches of the
season.
Mrs. Louise Harvey and Mrs Nellie
Harvey of this city are recent arrivals
in Santa Cruz and are spending August
at the Casa del Rey. Mrs Louise Har-
vey has become golf enthusiast and
every morning spends hours on the
links. where she is taking instruction
IN the sport.
Mr. and Mrs. Edgar M Wilson, who
have been sojourning at Tallac during
the month of July, have motored to
Santa Cruz and are guests at the Casa
del Rey. ]. Downey Harvey, Cuyler
Lee. Knox Maddox and Charles G. Ly-
man arrived in Santa Cruz Thursday
and are dividing their holidays between
fishing excursions, boating and golfng.
Mr.. and Mrs. EdgareVan Bergen are
among others who are sojourning in
Santa Cruz, as are Mrs. George Gibbs,
Mrs. Phoebe Rockwell and Carey Van
Fleet.
~. and Mrs. Andrew Mccarthy are
receiving the congratulations Of their
friends on the birth of a little daugh-
ter. This is the second child in the
family, the first being a. son. Mrs. Nc
Carthy was formerly Miss Bessie Oar
gle of Oakland.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Bliss left
Wednesday for Lake Tahoe and will
pass the ensuing fortnight at the tav-
ern Mr.. and Mrs. Nicholas Ohlandt
expect to remain throughout the month
of August.
others who are enjoying several
weeks at>this resort are Rev. Arch Per-
rim. Frederick w. Van Sicklen Jr., Dom
aid CampDel ana David copeland Nor
cross.
Owing to the illness OF her children,
who have been indisposed since leaving
the United States, Mrs. Rudolph Spreck-
els has determined to cut short her So
1ourn in Europe and will sail shortly
for New York. After a brief visit
there she will return to her home in
this city.
DIR and Mrs Thomas Adds have re-
turned to San Francisco and are es-
tablished in their attractive new home
in First avenue near the Preside gates.
Mrs. Adds was Miss Elise Partridge.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Hope Beaver,
Mr.. and Mrs. James Athearn Folger
MIR. and Mrs. Frank f. Anderson, Mr..
and Mrs. Alexander Lilley, Ssr. and Mrs.
c. o. G. Miller and Mr.. and Mrs War
rem d. Clark made up a party who re-