The San Francisco call., 1904-11-14
FEDERATION SPEAKERS
MUST BE TERSE.
TOO MUCH TLME IS
GIVEN TO DIET TAILS

rub.
Amalgamation, ladies, is the only So
luton of such a problem.
If the sole object of each body is to
see that the measure goes through at
Sacramento, and to beholdsthe statues
rise in the Capitol, then arbftrate, join
issues and carry the work jointly.
The Pioneer Daughters, on hearing
the collision Of petitions, laid the mat
ter on the table, preferring to join is
sues with some other organization
working amicably along that line
Come together, ladiesl
A regular meeting of the Consumers
League was held Wednesday afternoon,
November 9. President Mrs. Sylvia
Brown in the chair. Reports Of COM
mittees were made. In the line of
work Of the committee for arousing
public sentiment it was ordered that
placards be printed. distributed and
requested to be displayed in public
places. urging the purchasing public,
by early shopping, to tighten the labors
Of the women and children employed
in the stores at the Christmas season.
The regular meeting day of the league
was changed to the third Monday in
each month.
Miss Lucille Eaves Of the Labor Bu-
reau addressed the meeting most in
terestingly on the work of the bureau
on behalf Of women and children, COM
munity Of interests making the league
members most sympathetic listeners.
The Little Women Club held it's an
nual installation at the last regular
meeting Of the club. The following
took office for the ensuing term: Pres
ident, Miss Charlotte E Redlick; man
&C ntov-x
Miss Jessie B. Zacharias; treasurer,
Miss Fannie @. Redlick
The club has made noticeable pro-
gress during the last year by enlarg-
ing its scope Of work and the young
ladies who have labored so diligently
toward this end are justly proud of
their success. In addition to its orig
inal home at 120B Welsh street another
has been opened at 1914 Natoma, and
the children Of that vicinity are eager
ly taking advantage of the opportuni-
ties. In fact, the little tykes attend in
such numbers that il has been found
necessary to increase the seating ca
pacity Of both schools, as well as the
number Of workers. Glasses are held
on Wednesday and Friday afternoons
from 10 5 o'clock, the pupils being
instructed in sewing, darning. morals,
manners and all things that tend to
their general improvement. A needle
work class is held on Monday after
moons at the Welsh street home and
in time will be held likewise at the
other. Visitors are heartily welcome at
either school on days mentioned.
The workers Of the club accompanied
the children on a picnic to Golden Gate
Park last month and the little ones
had a glorious day on the green. The
funds for this picnic were contributed
by a benevolent and interested friend
Of the Little Women Club. These out
ings in the fresh air are given as often
as possible.
The necessary expenses Of the club
are betrayed by a membership list,
twenty-five cents paid monthly en-
titling the Eiver to be a member of
the Little Women Club.
The workers of the club are Misses
Charlotte and Fannie Redlick, Miss
Grace B. Wiener. Miss Rey del Vale,
Miss Jessie B. Zacharias, Miss Ella
Michael, Miss Eva Friedman, Miss
Gertrude Mayors. Miss Lily Elias and
Miss Essie Golden
Clever little women, these. and bless
ings on themi
The Papyrus Club, Mrs. g. Mason
Kinne president, held an interesting
session-no unusual thing, for none are
stupid-on Thursday last, when the
following programme was presented:
Wit and humor. club members; contralto
Eolos-(a) 'Bluest Of Eyes (Benza), Cb) Love
is a Bubble (Allisten), Miss Ella D. Nc
Closkey; reading-(al Tho Sisters whit
tier), Cb Miss o'Tools and the Conductor
CAnonymous). Miss Helen Kelleheri barytone
solos-(a) ''Widmung'' (Schumann), (b)
Hear Ne. Ye Winds and Waves" recitative
and aria (HandeD, Willard Young; soprano
solos-la) Les Files de Cadiz Deliebes),
Ob) Come With Me- CVander Stuc1en), Mile.
Dora Philippe OF the TivOn Opera Company.
accompanied by Nine. Caro- Roma; humorous
talk, Mr.. George. Mrs. Guy =. Millbury,
Papyrus Club. accompanist- Programme under
the direction Of Mrs. A r. Girard
Now. that programme was good fun
and the reasons therefor are patent
from the numbers thereon.
'Tis said that humor is not to be
made to order. Be that as 1t may,
humor has a fine fling in the Papyrus,
and it's humorous humor.
At the meeting Of La Puerta del Orc
Chapter, D. A. r., which was held AT
the residence of Miss Ida Gibbons. 92C
Polk street, the following officers were
elected: Regent, Mrs. John w. Hoyt:
vice regent, Mrs. L. L. Dorr: recording
secretary, Mrs. ]. F. Halloran: corre-
spending secretary, Mrs. w. w. Wy
more; treasurer, Mrs. w. c. Miller:
registrar, Mrs. Charles II. Suydam:
historian, Mrs. H. P. Tricou: directors,
Mrs. S. G. Bigelow. Mrs. Austin Sperry,
Mrs. B. P. Flint, Mrs. G. A. Weihe. Mrs.
]. d. Bolton, Mrs. j. j. Scov1lle.