The San Francisco call., 1898-05-07
CHARITY FOR
 LITTLE PEOPLE Society's Fete Chanpetre Will Be Held at ArbOr Villa
 To-Day. Many Specialties Arranged to Help the Treasuries of Free
 Kind ergartens.
Oakland Office San Francisco Call,
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 sos Broadway, May 6. Society's fete at Arbor Villa for the benefit of the kindergarten will be held tomorrow afternoon and evening. Arbor Villa is the beautiful home of MT. and Mrs. F. M. Smith at East Oakland.
 Mrs. Smith will personally supervise all the arrangements and will be assisted by Misses Grace Sperry. Evelyn Ellis, Mari on Smith, May and Winifred Burge. In the programme something has been found for all the active ladies to do. and the final arrangements are as follows:
 o oclock-skppng rope dance on large lawn S.3O o7ciock@singine --- the Daffodis and Miss Walker on the main porch of the house facing the lily lake
 o o'cock-Double quartet of male voices on the lawn in front of the house.
 4.45 o 'clock-Battle Of flowers to begin from the verandas on the south side of the house and to be carried on all over the grounds All are invited to participate in the bombardment PaImistEy and graphOPhone at the the. %Cqzy, 29ss near the Eighth-aVenue lawn. Benefit of East Oakland Free Kindergarten.
 Flowers for sale under the acacia tree near the lily lake.
 Lemonade for sale on the archery range and also under the yellow rock arches
 Ice cream for sale at the Pittisporum circle, near MT Smiths mining cabin. 4 game ('The Devil Among the Tailors'') on the lawn on the east side of the house.
 Donkey drives all the afternoon, start from stable
 gardens north of the green houses.
 Fruits and nuts for sale under the pine tree near Mir Smiths mining camp.
 Afternoon tea the Lilas Cottage.
 The refreshment booths will be in charge Of the following ladies:
 Tea-Mrs. H. F. Gordon, Mrs. H. o. Trow- Ice cream-Mrs. F. N. Wilson. Miss Dun ham, Mrs. T. C. Coogan.
 Lernonade-Mrs. J. T. Wright, Mrs. Thomas Candy-Mrs w T Barton Mrs. Dunwoody Miss Louise de Fremery
 Cake - Mrs James Spear. Mrs. J. w. Knowles Mrs. W. F. Bailey Mrs. Gorrin
 Sandwiches-Mrs. R. F. Nellman. Mrs c. Gate Committee-Miss 4. B. Miner, Miss J. Campbell Mrs. J. l.. McElrath, Mrs. James Treadwell, Mrs. George Wheaton, Mrs: E: B. Beck, Mrs Gordon Stolp, Mrs. E. H. Kilt redge o Flowers-Mrs. R. G. Brown Mrs. w. G' lien Mrs. Sam Brock will have charge of the donieys and Mrs. J. H. T. Watkinson Will serve tea at the pretty Lilac Cottage
 The committees will be assisted by young ladies' In the ice cream booth the young ladies will be Miss Jacquelin Moore, Miss Della west, Miss Oracle Gorrill Miss Gertrude Snow, Miss Elsie Everson. Miss Maude Cheek, Miss Pheoe McElrath, Miss May Coogan. Miss Florence Burdge Miss Marian Goodfellow, Miss Bessie Reed and Miss Helen Chase.
 At the lemonade booth Mesdames Wright and Crellin will be assisted by Miss Louise Sim mons, Lillian Downey, Ethel Whitney, Mar garet Knight, Lillian Strong Mary Barker, Laura and Mona Crellin.
 The ladies in the candy booth will have as assistants Mrs. Sutton, Mrs. Meek. Mrs Egbert Stone, and some dainty little "candy scouts with red, white and blue badges-among them, Louise and Nadine Belden. Anita Thompson, Ruth and Rose Kales, Lucretia Burnham, Edith and Bonnie Downing.