The San Francisco call., 1904-04-13

cretia Burnham. Miss Agnes Arnell. Miss
Edna Wilde Miss Estelle 9Sleeman, Miss sara
Worley. the Misses Knowles Miss Claire Gha-
bot, Miss Edna Orr, Miss Pope. MISS Ion Ions
Fore Miss May Young, Miss Bertha Grand
jean, the Misses Hogan. Miss Helen crane
Miss Ruth Morse and Miss Eva Yorker.
At the conclusion of the monthly Ebe
luncheon to-day the members and their guests
enjoyed a pleasing programme OF music am am
literary numbers. Mrs. George w. cope nao ne,
charge of the programme, which was as 1ol-
lows
Selections from the oratorio .'Golgotha, by
Walter Hastings olney OF san francesca ..yls
songs w. H. olney; piano solos, ta1 From
the Sea Pieces" (MacDowelD, (b) polka IRON
lie Bar (Rubenstein) Mrs frost songs; (al
Thy Beaming Eyes eMaeD0welp' 6, 'o' "nen
Members of the original writer's section con-
tributed to the enjoyment OF the aiternooh
Mrs. Grace Gowing. curator OF the section
and herself a successful story writer, prepar-
ing the way for several clever papers. She
spoke briefly of the sections work what has
been accomplished being best shown by the
fact thar ten stories written by members have
been accepted during the past year.
Mrs. Al Smiths paper, About the short
Story" was interesting and full Oh pleas
ing humor
Then Mrs. J. f. Baker read an unpublished
story, the work of a well-known society wo-
man. that those who had the pleasure OF listen
ing this afternoon hope to see in print before
long 1t a plain little tale OF human
interest well written and holding the atten-
tion throughout.
At a recent breakfast given in honor OF
Mrs Samuel Lowenberg-who was guest al
the luncheon to-day-a bright little toast 70
THE Critic was given by Mrs George
Collins of Laurel Hall Club and at Miss Gray
request Mrs. Collins repeated the verses to-
day, much to every ones delight
Besides Mrs. Lowenberg several other prom
incnt club women were guests at the luncheon.
including Mrs. Sanborn, president OF the Cen
tury Club of San Francisco; Mrs. Lord. presi-
dent OF the Thursday Club. Maine; Mrs Frear
of fha n11r1f1 1rrf. an M
Collins. president OF Laurel Hall Club. san
Francisco.
Miss Able McFadden of Ohio who is visiting
her brother Rev. G. w Lyons of Haywards.
was also a guest to-day.
Mrs. Frederick Stratton was presiding hos
B. sanborn. Mrs. Pedar sather. Mrs. ]. Walter
Scott. Mrs. J. r. ScuDham, Miss Elizabeth
seupham. Mrs Prentiss SIS s1,, Seiby' MT Mrs m = J.
Sharon. Mrs. George NJ. shaw Miss Henrietta
Simpson. Mrs. Mary Smile. Mrs. Albert L.
Smith. Mrs Gordon M. Stolp. Mrs Edgar p
Stone. Mrs. Egbert B, Stone Miss Jennie
Stone. Mrs. Lewis Tasheira. Miss Annie
Sutherland. Mrs. E. P. Taylor. Mrs. FELTON,
Taylor and Mrs s. ]. TAYLOR.
One of the prettiest affairs of the post
Lenton season was given to-day by Miss Jane
Eleanor Warner. who is soon to marry Miss
Ra awnings brother The young hostess was
ssans Miss II sayH Ra5er Sg Mrs Mona Pa
lin. Mrs. r. \. Fitzgerald. Mrs. Thomas
Pheby. Miss George Strong. Miss Marion
Smith. Miss Grace Sperry. Mrs. II. Dieckmann
Mrs. J. Fl. p. Dunn. Mrs. Sam Bell Wakefield
Miss Ethel Parker Miss Edith Selby. Miss
Ethel Valentine. Mrs. Irving I.undborg. Mis-.
Margaret Sinclair Mrs. Robert Lee Stephen
son. Miss Florence Hush, Mrs. Alexander
Warner. Miss Alysse Warner Miss Violet
Whitney and Mrs John Hampton Lynch.
More than 200 guests attended the reception
the pretty residence. redolent with fragrance
of lilac blooms. being fairly crowded from
to o'clock. Among the guests were: Miss
Gertrude Allen. Miss Claire Chabot,- Mrs. J. II
p. Dunn. Mrs. H. Dieckmann, Mrs. r. s.
Knight. Mrs. Walter Hughes Henry the
Misses Crellin. Mrs Frederick Page Cutting