The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-05-26
WHAT rs GOING ON.

ILLS College Conservatory of Music
win give its closing concert of the
A year tomorrow evening. The follow.
ing pupils will take part: Miss Ethel HALEY,
Miss Grace Gilbert, Miss Mabel Hewes, Miss
Mcconnell, Miss Gilman, Miss Marie Robbins,
Ada Story, Miss Allis, Miss Barnard, Miss Persis
Coleman, Miss Minnie Thomas.
The tea given by the members of the sorosis
at the residence of Mrs. William ]. Younger
last Monday afternoon was a very pleasant
affair 1t was probably the last annual recep-
ton of the club that will be given at the home
Of member, as before another year goes by
the members expect to have clubhouse of
their own. The club, which was formed
nearly two years ago and modelled after the
New York Sorosis, has been very successful.
The present officers are: Mrs. Irving NJ. Scott,
president; Mrs. w. B. Carr and Mrs. G. j..
Bucknall, vice-presidents; Mrs. F. G. San
born, recording secretary; Mrs. ]. A. de
Greayer, corresponding secretary; Mrs. George
Law Smith, treasurer.
An organization of music-loving people has
been formed to 'fcreate a deeper love among
the people of San Francisco and Oakland for
music as an art and to become more convers-
ant with the history of literature and art"
The principal promoters are Miss Amy Requa,
daughter of I. L. Requa of Piedmont, and Miss
Rolinda NJ. Kline and Willis E. Bachelor OF
San Francisco. They have interested about
hundred friends in the movement,
H. Middlehoff, Mrs. Joseph Kierneff, Mrs. Ray
monde Poore, Mrs F. q. Thayer Mrs. W. E.
Bache Her, Mrs. Benjamin Wood, Miss Lillian
z. McElroy, Miss Louise Simons, Miss May E.
Rumbold, Miss Irene Allen, Miss Grace Holt,
Miss Harriet Bigelow, Miss Julie WATSON, Miss
Isabel Kerr, Miss May E. Brown, Miss Edith NJ.
Wallace, Miss Grace MongeS Miss Nellie
Latham Miss Jessie Coleman Miss Handy,
Miss Hyman, Miss Galusha and Miss Belle
Cohen.
Clouds hung over the expansive brow of
Uncle George Bromley last week, and his
Atriends asked what allied the genial Bohemian.
He has no enemies, they said, and misfortune
has forgotten him, owing, perhaps, to her
pressing engagements with some of US. What's
the matter with him, anyway
This is what was the matter. The papers
last Sunday morning informed the public that
Uncle George had given a theater party, and
Tor once the papers were wrong. MI. Bromley
did not give the party, but was one OF the
PAUSE he does not know how to explain the
thing to everybody who will be present when
ever he does give party. Uncle George nnds
IL rather awkward to be written up as orloe-
groom when he was only the bridegroom
TREND.
"June rose tea" will be given on Saturday
next at Beethoven Hall, Hotel Savoy, for the
benefit of the Kings Daughters Home. There
will be music and recitations, the following
artists having kindly volunteered: Nine.
iO!etL, MIS- Liza H1ckok, MISS Ella McCloSkeyi
MISS Leola Stone, the Messrs. Henry Heyman,
Frank NJ. Coffin and others well known in
musical circles. Tea, ice-cream and other re-
treshments Will be served by the Kings Daugh-
tiers OF the several churches here and by the
young ladies OF the Fruit and Flower Mission.
The testimonial concert to be rendered to
Elmer de Pue on Wednesday evening at the
Young Mems Christian Association Hall prom
ises TO be quite an event in society and Bo-
hemia. An exceptional programme has been
arranged and the names of the artists to take
part guarantee musical treat. H j. Stewart
viii be the director, and among those who
will assist Will be: Mrs. Maud Berry-Fisher.
Mrs. C. J. Dickman, Mrs. II. J. Stewart. Louis
Won der Mehden Jr., Donald de V. Graham and
! Elmer de Pue.
Last Friday afternoon a reception was given
at the Zitska Institute, 1906 Van Ness avenue,
by the graduating class to their friends and
relatives. The young ladies who graduated
we're Miss Mercy Stevenson, Miss Rose Ber-
win, Miss Eliza Wolf and Miss Jenny Samuels.
The artists of the City have issued invita-
lions TO the reception they are to give TO the
members of the Art Association next Tuesday
evening. Besides music and refreshments
there viii be tableanx OF celebrated statues
lnd groups.
At st. Mathews School in San Mateo the COM