The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-10-28
CHRISTIAN YOUNG WOMEN
CLOSING EXERCISES OF THEIR
FIFTH CONVENTION IN
BERKELEY.
FRESHMEN TO PRACTICE FOR A
FOOTBALL MATCH - UNPA-
TRIOTIC BOYS.

BERKELEY, Oct. 27.-The closing ex-
ercises of the fifth annual convention OF
the Y. w. G. A. of Northern California
took place this evening at Stiles Hall,
after special services had been held in the
First Presbyterian and First Methodist
churches.
President ]. n. Beard of the University
of the Pacific conducted the services at the
Presbyterian Church and Miss Emma
Reeder, coast secretary, spoke at the Meth
odist Church on THE Young Women's
Christian Association and Its Work fo1
Young Women"
The farewell service for delegates was
under the leadership of Miss N. E. Gard.
ner of San Francisco.
| This morning Rev. George B. Hatch
| gave up his pulpit at the Congregational
Church in order that special service
| might be held there by the ladies. Miss
| Reeder gave an outline of the work, Ma.
| tional and international, and supplement.
| tary remarks were made by Miss G. E.
! BeaZell, general secretary of the Sacra
mento association, and by Miss Grover
| president of the San Francisco committee
The congregation at the Baptist Church
was addressed by Miss Helen Williams oil
Stanford and by Miss Bertha Oliver of the
! University of California Association.
At the annual election held yesterday
Miss Grover of Stanford was chosen presi-
dent and Miss Curtis of Napa secretary.
Following is list of the delegates in at
tendance at the convention:
Napa-Miss Katherine Norton Miss Olive
Phelps, Miss Edible Case, Miss Rodgers.
Sacramento-Miss Lucy Johnston, Miss Edith
BeaZell.
San Jose-Miss Bessie Borden, Miss Alice
Dickey, Miss Clara Wilson
San EranpiSpn-MiSG
Fish, Mrs. J. G. Clark, Miss Laura Williams
Miss Emma Reeder, Miss Nettie Gardner
Mrs. C. B. Perkins, Mrs. Walsh, Mrs. ]. N
| Beard, Miss Della de Lano, Miss Gertrude
Childs.
Stanford University-Miss Jennie Weir, Miss
Belle Fielder, Miss Helen Williams, Miss Maud
Grover, Miss Ethel Bishop, Miss Marie Mark.
ham, Miss Alexander Fay Miss Rose Smith
Miss Lillian Ray.
Stockton Business College-Miss Lulu Robin.
son, Miss Blanche Linnell.
College Park-Miss Elite R. Gerdanier, Miss
DurlIIa Johnson, Miss Margaret Kims
VIII Begin Team Work.
The .. G. freshmen football-players
will begin team work tomorrow afternoon
in preparation for their game with the
Stanford first-year men next Saturday.
The most likely candidates of the team
at the present time seem to be Walthall.
Deahl and Griesberg for center and guards.
Deal has perhaps had the most experience
OF the three men in this position. Doug
lass end Simpson, who played against the
Reliance Club yesterday, will doubtless
have a cinch on the positions of tackles.
Reno, Hutchinson and Ely Will try for
ends.
AS for the backs, Bender, Hall, Carr and
Kaarsberg have all been doing excellent
work and the chances for them eeem more
than encouraging. Ludlow has been play
ing fairly good game at tackle lately and
Craig has been doing faithful work back OF
the line.
Hupp, who was injured in yesterday s
game with the Reliance, was reported bet
ter to-day.
Was Josh Unpatriotic
The students at the University of Cali
lorna are having some fun at the expense
OF Lieutenant VIM, the military instruc.
tor. Not long since the uniform of the
United States army was caricatured, but
the flag has not yet been made the subject
OF derislon. The department allows $50
officers to be detailed for military instruc-
ton at the colleges. Twice shat mum Der
OF applications are annually denied, and it
is not the easiest thing in the world for
a college to get a good instructor at the
expense of the Government. There are
several precedents to justify the War De-
partment in recalling an instructor, and
when once recalled the vacancy is not
filed by the Government Officers of the
army are rather curious to see what action
the faculty at Berk eley will take