The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1904-02-01
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Stevens. Mrs. F. W. Ross; BARITONE solos Ca)
Song Of the Sword" qeighterl. o. II Dream
s. p. Biumenberg at the piano
That march by Ashton Stevens was d
very charming skit of music, but it did
seem a shame that some of the musical
critics hadn't a chance at its compost
ton or its movement or it's theory,
even as he has had at theirs. They per-
haps would have enjoyed little vivi-
section themselves.
The Laurel Hall Club will meet next
Wednesday and on the 18th inst. at the
Sorosis Club rooms, when the following
entertainment will be offered:
Neurological and ancient history day-An-
Gent Egypt, historical and allegorical inter-
spersed with gems of poetry-by the members
Music piano solo sextet from Lucia al Lam
mermoor," Miss Helen Desmond.
On February II, at p M, the French
section will entertain. The programme
will be in charge of Mrs. John Marti-
non. 1T will include
Reading, Professor Charles Pratt; paper,
French Literature, Mrs. John Martinon; pa
per. French Art Miss Amelia NJ. Bliss;
paper. The Lays of the TroubadOursn Miss
Alma VIM; vocal solo, Mrs. o. X. McMurray
The regular section meetings will be
held as follows:
Historical query box, Nine. Emilia Tojetti;
NEUROLOGICAL and ancient history-Chairman,
Mrs. o. V Thayer; second and fourth Tues
days, 2514 Washington street. p M; civic
Chairman Mrs a w oTerrill, first and third
Wednesdays, clubhouse, 80 p. M; French
Chairman Mrs John Mart Martinez second and
original writers-Chairman. Mrs. Ella NJ. Sex
ton, first and third Wednesdays clubhouse, 1:15
p. m; akespeare-Chairman. Mrs. A. b.
Evans, second and fourth Wednesdays Mrs.
w. J. Gray's. 24l7 Pacific avenue, p. m.
The Council of Jewish Women. pre-
sided over by Mrs Louis Hertzs the
largest and cleverest club of Jewish
women in the city, met last Friday in
the Sunday school rooms of Temple
Emanuel TO listen to a song
recital under the direction of Mrs
Mariner Campbell, who gave a charm
ing chat of her experiences in the
ateliers of Paris Then followed some
excellent vocal numbers by Mrs.
Schaffter. Mrs. Rebecca oDelvalle, Mrs.
Greenleaf Krug and Mrs. Marion e.
3. Robinson, accompanied by Mrs. W.
J. Batchelder.
The Irving Club will meet on Feb
ruary in Utopia Hall for social day
under the direction of Miss Ethelvnne
Marrick. On February Is a Modern
Fiction Day will be given, when Miss
Myrtle Lieb, Mrs. Ellis Parrish and
Mrs. John Reed will contribute to the
programme.
The regular meeting of the Alden
Club of the Sunshine Society was held
Thursday afternoon, January %. at
the homie of the president, Miss Jean
Pedlar, 215S Pine street. The regular
reports of officers and visiting commit
tee were heard. Among the business
mr. inn a a.
club endeavor to purchase an arti-
fetal limb for a poor woman who
stands in great need of one. The price
of such is ABOUT 800 and the presi-
dent appointed a committee to inves-
tigate. If outside help can be obtained
the club Will make UP the deficit, but
otherwise the members will arrange
an entertainment for the benefit of the
unfortunate. Those present were:
Miss Jean Pedlar. Misses Abbie Edwards,
Elizabeth Edwards. Virginia Dare Meta Sto-
fen, Florence Benjamin Elsie Young Cecile
Rogers, Margaret Rogers, Mabel Aver, Marie
Denervaud and Mrs W. II. Jardine.
Miss Florence Birce of Auburn was
guest of the club during the after
noon.
And thus politics, social problems,
music, art. literature and the deeper
and more practical things that CON
Germ the lives of our fellows are alb
sorbing the leisure hours of our
clever-and therefore interesting
clubWOmen. %