The San Francisco call., 1904-10-31
CLUBW0NEN Of SAN FRANCISCO
DISTRICT WILL MEET.
PHO ALTO TO Be HOST
SEVENTY DELECRTEs WILL aITENg
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author Mrs. Lowell White gaze ne
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White disclose the Villain e.4At he may
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The greatest event in aluodoA OF
the week - the annual convention Of
the SaL Francisco District OF The Cali
1Ornia Federation OF Womer's Clabs,
70 De hello On Saturday. November Z.
Palo Alto IS % be honored with ehe
Nsession, and the E'alG AiU0 Club is T.
turn honoring the delegates by ex-
tending its spitality-alwsys charm
ing.
In the San Francisco district there
are twenty-nine clubs, from which
And from indications The gathering
will be one OF fascinating interest, be-
cause Of the varied Zines of work REP.
resented.
The Southern Pacific Railroad has
extended the usual one-third rate.
provided the visitors get the usual
certificate from the agent when our
chasing tickets.
And ,et it here be said that a cor
dial greeting goes out TO all clubwom~
en- from Mrs. A E Osborne, the dis
trict vice president, who invites them
10 attend the session in the university
town
The California Club, Mrs. Aylett
Cotton president, has much of inter-
est TO present during the coming
month, as is evidenced by the follow
ing calendar:
CLUB MEETINGS
Tuesday, November /, 1904. 2:so p n:
ca ''Stiu as the Night" t"........c. Bohm
90 AT Parting .-.........-........R Rogers
(c) "Chanson Napoitain'' -. Saint saens
Aocress-'High License"
Rev George C. Adams.
~, Hssso5 .sss,a fiTst It. Conversational CHURCH
90 ..yisni Ia mia vendstta'-Lucretia
si~ 49,. 80, Verdi
Accompanist, Mrs z. Herrington Cain
bISss Sssdsy 6l Aoysm6er elSL,PrOsrsrnme in
Juvenile Courts OF the East"
~ I
Success With Our Boys"
Dr. DOrOthea Moore.
What Jacob Riis Has Done as a Citizen"
Tuesday November 2s-social day. Pro-
gramme IN charge Of Mrs. Charles J. Kaighin.
Nerweg.an and Swedish folk sonEs-
90 -AaRats FjsldsAng.''
(c) Swedish National songh"
ld More min cille NOR with explana-
Miss IngsbOrg Rssoh Petersen.
5s5 "A Fruit Of the Fair Marion Hill
.o..uD.D,s. Mss NJ. 5.iis s,151a a99iiS x.,-s,n
Mandolin solos
lsl 'cs9riccio, di Concerto ......v. Arienzo
~ ~ Glenn Rich coneiii. - --''-'''
Talk on habits and customs Of high castes in
Dr. Emily Noble
CDr. Noble has recently returned from a two
years sojourn in India. as physician among
the high castes).
ContraltO solos
ts} an iSsnoini -: .--.--..-..-...-. Rossi
Miss True Aiken.
Accompanist. Miss Julia RaDier Tharp.
T)eparrInent and section rneetings = F1eriia-
1nentary section. Tuesday. I.sO p m. Novem-
Der 1. French section, Thursday, p m. No
vsmber 3; whist section, Friday, 10 g. m.
November 4; forestry section. Friday, 1890
s. m November 4 department OF education,
neeti1e Mondsy 70 n. November f:estSns y SPAN
ish sectson, Monday, 3 p. m. November Z;
department OF clvics Wednesday, 1918 a m,
November 3: art section. Wednesday. $3.50 D.
m November 8; literature section Thursday,
$3.50 D m. November 10; whist section. Fri
cay 10 a. m November IL: music section,
Friday. D. m, November II; Spanish sec
ton Monday. p m November IA: parlia-
rnentary section Tuesday, 1870 D. m, No
v-rnber Is; French section. Thursday p m.
November Il; current topics section. Thursday,
80 =. m. November Il; whist section. Fri
Gay. 10 a. m. November Is. travelling library
section Friday 10 q. m November IS; de-
parrnert OF social science Friday, p. m,
November IS: directors meeting, Monday, 10
a. n. November p: Spanish section. Monday,
3 ,. m November 21: department OF civics.
wednesday. 10.1S a. m November %; art
section. "wednesday, 3-5O p m November %;
literature section. Thursday, 30 p m, No
veniber p; whist section. Friday. 10 a
November %. music section Friday, .. m,
November %. Spanish section. Monday. 3 p.
m. November 2s; parliamentary section.
Tuesday. 1:30 D. m. November %.
The Council OF Women meets on
Saturday. the 5th, at Golden Gate
Hall, with Mrs. John +. Swift in the