The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1904-09-30
+. FINE MUSICALE.
By Zoe Green Radcliffe.

OAhLAND, sept %S--IuS TACT LNdL CARS
and such spacious, comfortable cars they
are.-now run direct from Broadway to the
very door almost Of the Home Club in East
Oakland viii be very material inducement to
bring the largest crowd together tomorrow
afternoon that has yet been seen in that beau
tiful eailding. The musicale that was. post
poned on account of s. 7. Alexander's death
will take place tomorrow, beginning at 3
o clock and as this will be the first oppor-
tunity that the general public has had to
visit the most perfectly appointed clubhouse
II California there is every indication OF a
splendid attendance. The proceeds Of the af-
fair viii go TO the Oakland Social Settlement
and as many OF the most prominent society
women in town are actively interested the
event promises to be a brilliant success So
cially as well as artistically. The home club,
ture gallery, has also ideal concert hall
and a rare treat is assured Sewers of music.
Following is the programme, Piano solo,
slgmondo Martinez; lal prologue Pacliaccf
(LeoncOvallo), % The Star and Flower
Cd HardeloD, Lot Sebastian; "Knowest Thou
That Dear Land (Thomas). Annis Mon
tague Turner; Ca) Isl me vers' CHahn),
(b) The Dawn" (d'HardeloO, Frederick c.
Hotaling; (a) Still vie die Nacht'' Carl
Bohm), (b) Spring (Eugen Hildach) Miss
Laura Kinze Kisielnioka- Comedy, "A
West Point Regulation" written by Mary
Shipman Acknowledgements Masters, Reeves
Baker; Cadet Richard Harrison, Rossiter Nick
Ell; Margery Harrison, Miss George Cope.
king Charles Cwhite), Lot Sebastian; ta)
''Good-by'' (TostD, (b) The Message An
mis- Montague Turner; sketch Engaging
Talent" DR.. Frank Rodolph. Alfred Mackin-
non.
The little sketch. Engaging Talent; is
original with DR.. Rodolph and Mr.. McKinnon
and is said to be as bright and amusing as
the reputation of these two owell-known club
men leads one TO expect 49,
Several Of the strangers-notably Miss Won
Kiesielnicka, Annis Montague Turner and Lot
Sebastian-have already acquired fame else
where and the opportunity to hear them all at
one time is a one.
ANOTHER pleasant feature Of the afternoon
&c hot linz
the intervals, everything to be included in the
admission price o: so cents .;...~s.
Mrs. ]. R. Scupham entertained at luncheon
to-day for Mrs. James ]. Hanna Of Columbus
Ohio. who is visiting her sister Mrs c. w
Kinsey. Mrs Scupham is a delightful hos
tess and always contrives to weave thread Of
originality through the most informal affair."
as was the gathering to-day. pretty ar
rangement Of autumn-hued zoladias and wood
wardia ferns adorned the table and for favors
there were post cards with attractive views
OF Oakland. Each guest wrote her name on
the cards, making them valuable souvenirs of
a happy occasion. After luncheon each lady
divided her attention between chatting and
the making OF buttonholes, a prize-a doyley
In buttonhols embroidery made by the hostess
for the best being won by Mrs, Shaw.
Mrs. scupham's guests were Mrs Hanna,
B. PARCELS. Mrs. S. B. Poore Of Berkeley
Mrs. James A. johnson, Mrs. H A Powell
Mrs; Kendall Of Kansas City. Mrs. t. H.
Gaytes
The weather-the vagartes Of which have
been fooling even the oldest inhabitant lately
Is responsible for change in plans for the
garden fste that was TO have taken place at
Mrs. Howards Alice street home. The ladies
Of St PauPs are not 20 be fooled twice so
they have taken their doll rags''-in other
words. their handkerchiefs, candy, fancy work,
fSh-pond and lemonade booths and gone over
to Ebell Hall to- play. The lawn party will
be unchanged in every respect except that
instead Of grass under ones feet and trees
overhead there will be EbeIls softly carpet
ed floor and pretty ceiling. TIE booths and
daintily gowned attendants will all be the
same and visitors may enjoy themselves in
comfort, regardless OF rain and sunshine. And
don't forget the data very important thing
to remember Saturday October s. from 2
o'clock until 6.
Mrs. George Hammer gave another of the
series Of charming luncheons, she inaugurated
week or two ago, to-day and dispensed the
hospitality of her Linda Vista home in her
usual gracious fashion. Pink was the table
color, blossoms, tulle and feathery ferns lend
ing their grace to The pretty luncheon serv-
ice. The guests included: Mrs. Alexander
Houston Marks Mrs. Walter Hughes Henry,
Hamilton Morrison. Miss Florence Hush, Miss
Margaret Sinclair Miss Elsie Marwedel, Mrs
Joseph Chanslor, Miss Mary Wilson, Mrs
Newton Koser. Miss Harriet Hall, Mrs. Thorn
Mrs. Jchn Henry Dieckmanh.
DR.. ]. M selfridge, pioneer physician Of
this city. celebrated his sightieth birthday
to- day at his residence. corner Of DEinele
and Edwards streets.o with family reunion
Of all the members Of his esmily now in
this State. DR.. SelfridSe has resided in Oak
land for the past thirty-eiGht years, and has
practiced medicine continuously for hfty-three
years. having graduated from college at the