The San Francisco call., 1904-03-10
EVENTS IN SOCIET TY

tainment is being planned By the kaploianl
Club Of Mills College. 10 take place al the col
lege next Friday evening. The programme
viii be Hawaiian IN character, and promises
10 be AZ once pleasing and instructive. The
famous Hawaiian Quintet viii sing and play
their native airs during the evening. and some
very fins views Of the islands viii BE- shown by
means OF stereoDticOn- Ar0und the nall VIII
BE- booths. typical Of Hawaii, and containing
articles OF native work and curios, which viii
De 1or sale.
ladies, students at Mills whose homes are in
Honolulu Their purpose in Organizing was
waiian scholarship ar Mills College. Kapio-
iani was the name Of native princess who
gnorseed enris,lanity. ana 70 prove ner ialth
deheo the Goddess Of Volcano by going down
into the crater az Kilauea- Her memory is
held in great veneration in the islands. and
the students at Mills deeming their cause
most worthy one, named the club in her honor
The entertainments viii bsgin at 80 Friday
evening, and residents II Oakland who wish
10 attend can take the car which leaves Sew
en'h and Washington streets about 6:25
The first social affair to take place in the
new headquarters OF the Home Club viii be
given by the children Of the cottages in the
little community established by Mrs. F. NJ
Smith Nearly forty children will participate
in cantata entitled The Flower Queen or
the Coronation OF the Rose" Il is being pre-
pared under the direction OF Miss Florence
Nightingale and the children will be assisted
BY Miss Marion Smith and Miss May Coogsn.
Master Theodore Frau-Muller viii give
The audience viii include the members OF the
elub--which now numbers about 300-and a
At the cIose OF the programme refreshments
viii be served to entertainers and entertained,
and ever body concerned is anticipating an
enjoyable afternoon.
The closing party Of the Friday Night Club
on April 15-7prornises TO be the most brilliant
sul eluo oi young people II is TO be domino
dance ana the Datronesses have decided 70
spare no efforts to make it the most enjoyable
ana elaborate a1air Of the season.
Reed Hall will be sttractiYely decorated and
the supper tables VIII, as usual, be placed in
the Ebell clubrooms. downstairs
To insure the comfort Of the dancers the
guest list viii be limited and VIII be closed
The patronesses Of the Friday Night Club
are MS T., c Coogan, Mrs E N. Walsh,
Mrs. D. H. Mathes. Mrs. J. F. Sims, Mrs w
). Goodfeilow Mrs N. W Kaes, Mrs. Q. A.
Chase and W. H. Chickering
Mrs Gordon N stolp will be chairman OF
Of the voice culture section viii have the
psc sfas,lnie IN charge dramatic recital will
By Mrs. Carrie Brown Dexter, soprano, and
Miss Esteile Drummond. soprano.
The old Monday Whist Club has changed
tertained this week by Mrs. A. L. Adams
The marriage II Robert Lipdaeher OF San
ter OF the late John Cunniff OF Oakland, was
solemnized to-day at San Luis Obispo, Rev
Father Y. Aguilera Officiating.
ALAMEDA. March 9.-MIss Ethel II. Bar
be- an3 Christopher W Chapman were welded
ents Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur II. Barber. 1901 sar
Antonio avenue. Rev E. p. bennett Of tbs
First Methodist Episcopal Church officiating
The only attendants were two little flower
girls The parlor in which the ceremony wa.
performed was decorated in festoons Of smila,
Mr.. and Mrs. Chapman viii spend their honey
moon in Southern California and VIII make
their future home in this city.
Information has reached here OF the engage
ment Of Arthur Allen. son OF Mr.. and Mrs
p. Allen. and Miss katherine Bolton Of Chi
/ cago.. The marriage is TO occur this month al
/ Manila where tho 7croorn-eleet r. engaged r.
/ the shipbuilding industry. The prospective
I BRIDE is now in Manila. the guest of Mrs. J
I a Egbsrt. widow of the late Colonel Egbert o
the United States army. Mr.. Allen is a grad.
uste OF the Alameda High School and tn.
/ state University.
BERKELEY. March 9.-Mrs Henry schnool
Of 1927 Hearst avenue gave a birthday parts
/ on Saturday last in honor Of her son. LUX,
Albert schnoor who was one year old on thai
/ day There were other mothers there and
every one of them brought an infant so thai
there was fun for everybody Among the in.
fsnts present were the following named TIL,
! Misses Florence Manning Della Gilbert Ruti
| Bailey, James Harrison Ernest Myers. MerwiI
| Geary Harry Badget, Louis Kaius Walter
! Kropp Reynold Foss. Allen Atkinson.
Mrs. Andrew Young recently entertained
/ number of friends at. her home. 2437 Ffftl
| street. Music dancing and singing wer
/ among the features OF the entertainment. TIL,
guests were Mr.. and Mrs. J A. Johnson o
| Sacramento Mrs. A. I. Young Sr Mr. ant
| Mrs. Goodheld. Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Barker
/ Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Mallo the Misses Grace
| Lulu and Linda Emavista. Rita and Emms
/ Mallo jeanette Young. Sadie Nixon Berth:
] Roller OF san Francisco Nellie and Louis
Barker. J. A Emayista, II. E. Hiagera Johl
seuna Charles sweetman. ]. A. Lennon an,
/ Harry Clark.
ALAMEDA March 9.-carita Chapter No
] I15 order Of the Eastern Star celebrated tn.
/ twelfth anniversary of its organization In III,
Masonic Temple to- night Many visitors from
| outside Masonic fraternties were present TIL,
( officers OF Carita CHAPTER who arranged TIL
/ affair were Mary A. Holtz worthy. matron
H. z Gaines. worthy patron; Elizabeth Ma
| Sheeran associate naatrcu: MagdeIine A Mob
I mann secretary. Theresa j Strong treasurer
Laura Scott McQuesten. conductress: Am
Pearl Mcfarland. associate conductress. Mar
! Murray Heidi Adah. Lila Gertrude Forderer
Esther. Nilhelmine Leydecker, Martha: Mar,
/ Hart Leland Electa; Marie P. Christensen
| chaplain: Elizabeth Arthur Weber marshal
/ caro- Mae Mcfarland crganist: Alice 7
Combs warden; John Henry Nobmann sen
tinel.
| Miss Ruth Hammond entertained a party n
| her little friends last evening at the home =
her parents Mr. and Mrs c. J~ Hammond
| 2125 Pacific avenue in honor of her thirteenfl
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