The San Francisco call., 1901-10-15
BOHEMIAN CLUB
IN VAUDEVILLE
Doctors Daughters to
Give Another Doll
Bazaar.
Miniature Mansion and a Con-
tinuous Performance the
Attractions.

The Doctors Daughters Society. San
F'rancisco's most active nOn-sectarian as
socatiCn for the amelioration of the suf-
fering and needy is shortly going TO ask
The san Francisco public TO give it a
financial lift. In return the society in adj
dition to going on with its good work
which never ceases and is growing in
scope every year, promises the public
something altogether out of the rut in the
way Of entertainment.
Probably the most successful thing of
its kind ever given in San Francisco was
the doll show a year ago by the Doctors
Daughters Society. There will be another
doll show on November s and . in the
Maple room Of the Palace Hotel 1t will
be even a more interesting s-ffsz4 man
was the last one. and in addition the man
ayers Of the society have arranged at
fractions the like Of which san Francisco
has never seen
Continuous Performance.
In connection with the doll show will be
a continuous performance. with features
carefully arranged for the benefit and
amusement of the little folks This will
be during the afternoons of the doh show
days. The evenings will be enlivened
with vaudeville of a kind never before
dreamed of in this Western metropolis.
The Bohemian Club, which has hitherto
kept all its brIlliancy for its own enter
tainment, is going to contribute to this
Doctors Daughters vaudeville perform
ance.
The vaudeville programme will be made
Up on the most approved patsterIn1, OF
treats. There will be monolOgists, mas
ters Of black magic, lightning change
artist who will make the biograph look
like an old-fasnioned daguerreOtype, and
One-act play.
Bohemian Club Cast.
It is upon this one-act play that the
ladies managing the affair most particu-
larly pride themselves 1t was written by
a member Of the Bohemian Club. 1t will
be presented by members of the Bohemian
Club. In other words. the Bohemian Club
will contribute to this benefit for this most
deserving charity organization in a man
ner II has never done before for anything
outside Of its cwn most sacred ceremo-
malls.
be the players are secrets the Doctors
Daughters decline for the present TO di-
Vulge.
Another feature of the vaudeville pro-
gramme will be the "Florodora" double
sextet. presented by six society girls and
as many society men. The admission to
the vaudeville performance will be 81, but
for $25 one may purchase a box for both
performances.
The doll show. or doll bazaar, for all
the dolls viii be for sale. will be the best
Of its kind, and viii afford a splendid op-
pOrtunity for acquiring the ammunition
necessary for popularity among the little
folks at Christmastide. There win also
be a dolls house
OO14 uAduS1Ous
This house, donated by the Misses
Grace and Lillian Spreckels. is TO be raf-
fed il was designed and built under the
supervision of Reid Bros, the local archi-
tects. The structure is now complete and
is going through q course of furnishing
and decorating, and is being put into
shape generally by those who know best
how TO CO IT. when complete it viii be
as properly appointed as the most prince
ly mansion in the land.
The scene Of the happenings will be the
Maple room at the Palace Hotel.
Miss Susan McEwen is president of the
Doctors Daughters Society
Mrs. Frank d. Bates is chairman Of the
doll committee and will be glad to receive
doll contributions from friends of the
work of the society.
Miss Jennie NJ. Blair is chairman of the
vaudeville committee, and will be assisted
in arranging the programme and making
a success of the performances by Mrs.
Alfred s. Tubbs, Mrs. Chauncey r. Wins
low. Mrs w. D. Fennimore, Miss Grace
Spreckels. Miss Lillian Spreckels and Miss
Kathryn Dillon.