The San Francisco call., 1904-11-21
HARI7Y'S OOAK BIG
ENOUOHFOR ALL.
Approach Hailed With Joy

gave a piano recital in Y M c. A.
Hall on Wednesday evening, November
16. They were assisted by George H.
Irving, barytone. The following pro-
gramme was given:
Rondo. major, op. 239 QichGer),
Rose Goldman; lie Premier Bal" OF.
167 (Strea bbog), Hazel O'NeiI and Leah
Hill; Call of the Post Horn" op SIS
(Behr) Edna Gille; valse chromatique,
op. % (Leschetizky) fantasia, d minor,
No. % (MozarD, Ida Bernard; 'Dein
Eigen" (Lange), lie Foin" MAT
thews), Helen Harkins; etude, F sharp
major, op. Sc (Arensky). nocturne, op.
valse, op. s42 (Behr), Bessie Crystal
and Lena Wing; Heather Rose"
(Lange), Leah Hlll; barytone solo (se-
lected), George H. Irving; Les Gra-
cieuses" (Streabbog). Spanish dance
(Sartorio), Edna Ryan and Irene John
son; "Rondo Ala Turca," op. 6S Burg
Huller), Olga Nicholson; 'tSerenata,"
op. 15 No. 1 (Moszkowski), mid d d'Ois-
eauX" (Ludovic), Henrietta Rosen-
blum; 'Cypresse ct Rose op. SO (Kaf-
ka), Victoria SteinbOck "Barcarolle."
op. 37-June (Tschaikowski), 'Troika
en- aineaux"-November (Tschai-
kOwskD, ALA Mazurka," op. SO Mem
erowsby), Stella Crosthwaite; "PoIon-
aise Brilliante' (F'leissner), Anna
Shain; "Pique-Dame" (Tschaikowski),
Ida Bernard. La Fileuse," G major,
op. l (Youferoff), William Nicholson;
barytone solo (selected), George H.
Irving.
The Hebrew Free Loan Association
will give an entertainment and dance
in Lyric Hall on Sunday evening, No
Yember q.
This is for the purpose of replenishing
the funds which are used exclusively
to aid and better the condition of poor
and worthy Israelites. The San Fran
cisco Dramatic Club, under the man
agement of Walter Lyons, will present
the comedy The American Harem."
Additional attractions will be vaude-
vile features. The association refers
TO: Rev. DR.. j. Voorsanger, Rev. DR..
1. Meyers, Rev. DR.. B. NJ. Kaplan, Rev.
Dr. NJ S. Levy, Rev. DIR. Jacob Nieto,
Rev. DR.. H. Samuelson, Eureka Renew
olent Society," and many other promi-
nent people.
The Mills College alumnae gave
luncheon at the Hotel St Francis on
Friday. the 18th The table, dressed
in white and gold chrysanthemums,
with ferns, presented an appearance
both tasteful and in keeping with the
banquet-room's color scheme.
The convention, dealing mainly with
school day affairs and episodes, was
congenial and enjoyable to the parti-
cipants, who were: Misses Nutting,
Holbrook, Wittimeyer, Henderson,
Howes, Tolman, Martin, Feusfer,
Moore, Ellison, Madison, Chevesick,
Cary, Haight, Geary, Casebolt, Klue-
gel, Kimball, Keep, Faull, Lamb, Gray,
Hurd, Hawley, Kimball, Costa, Ed
wards, Martel, Arnett, Wilson and
Ege; Mesdames PrGbert, McGauley
Mills, Horton. Kellogg, Park. Lee, Da-
kin, Fritch Agard. Sill, Sutton, Goe-
wey, Norris. Warner, Miller, Wallace,
Taylor, McNear, Speyer. Waterman,
mott Wallenstein. Wolff, Downing,
Gray, Peart, Perine, Ferrier, KimbaH
Searles, CapweI, McLain. Chandler,
Perine, Frost, Moore and Deseyand.
All Saints Mission of st. Luke's
Church, corner Of Masonic avenue and
Haight street. will hold a bazaar on the
22d and 23d of this month.
The Society for Christian Work held
Il bazaar for two days last week in the
parlors of the Unitarian church. This
is an organization of long standing,
having come to light in the early SOS.
Its purpose is to aid persons in needy
circumstances, regardless of sectarian
Of charity has accomplished an inn
mense amount of good, though women
and children have been the chief ben
eficiaries.
The society also pays SO per month
to the probation officer of the Juvenile
Court, being the only church society t.
do so.
The Hnkley fund, sum of $50 de-
rived monthly from the endowment of
William and Alice Hinkley, enables this
organization, together with its own en-
deavors. to even advance sums Of
money without interest to those deserv-
ing of such relief The bazaar held on
Friday and Saturday contained a vari
ETY. of booths. all productive of atten-
ton which has yielded the society
nearly $500.
The San Francisco Fruit and Flower
Mission at 6S1 Sutter street, will re-
ceive on to-day, tomorrow and We'd
nesday of this week the annual dona
tiens for Thanksgiving.
These are to be distributed as usual.
the articles most desired and essential
being money, groceries, whisky. port,
sherry. drugs, bread. pies, cakes. poul-
try. eggs, vegetables, jellies, fruits
fresh. preserved and dried.