The San Francisco call., 1905-03-06


Parental Boarding School. More buildings may
be added as the school grows. To secure the
land, erect necessary buildings and defray rum
ming expenses for the first year. we should
ask the Supervisors to levy a tax as provided
in the statute of about one cent on the hum
deem sufficient to carry out the recornmenda-
tons herein contained. detailed account
of what is required will be furnished by your
superintendent when requested.
With this statement of facts, which
can be substantiated by an hours visit
to the Parental School on Eighth street,
near Harrison, it is certain that the
Supervisors-most of whom are think
ing men and anxious to fulfill their
obligations to the people-will see fit to
levy the small tax called for in Mr..
Langdon's communication.
The years are not distant when we
can even up" the tax levy by requir-
ing less for Jails and penitentiaries.
AND the results Will be infinitely more
satisfying to our civic pride-likewise
to our personal safety.
From now until the budget is made
up let every man and woman who
hopes for civic betterment-which will
come only through instilling proper
iceais IN the minds of children-urge
upon the Supervisors this vital matter
The California Club issues the fol-
Tuesday, March z, 1905 2:30 D. m-Laying
cornerstone of clubhouse; brief addresses by
the founders at the clubrooms relative to the
organization OF the California Club, and the
purposes for which il founded; 'The Ori-
gin and Achievements of the Club" Mrs. Low
ell White; The Future OF the Club Mrs
James W. Orr; Summary DR.. Amy Bowen
At the conclusion of the meeting the members
Will proceed to the new clubhouse and deposit
the archives in the foundation
Tuesday. March 21-Programme in charge
Of the department OF education Nine Emilia
Tojetti chairman; lecture, Bird Protection" ="
George Wharton James of Pasadena author
Grand Canyon of the Colorado and other
books
Tuesday, March 2s-social day. Mrs. Charles
of Miss Jenne Morrow Leng; Love and
RAIN dramatic episode of storm and calm
Miss Hida Clough and J. Spencer Riley; vocal
selection. Miss Mary Alberta Morse; a brief
talk on the organization and management OF
dramatic clubs, Howard Malcom Ticknor, A.
NJ, formerly of Harvard and Brown univer-
sities; vocal selection, Miss Morse; Pauline
Pavloyna.' a scene OF life and love in Russia
under the empire, Miss Jenne Morrow Long
and Mr.. Ticknor.
section Friday. 10 a m March 3; forestry
nent Of education Friday, $3.50 p, M, March
3; directors meeting, Monday, 10 m.
March .; parliamentary section, Tuesday, 1870
P. m, March 4; department of civics, We'd
nesday, 1915 a m, March S: art section
Wednesday, 80 p. m, March S; literature
section Thursday. $3.50 D. M. March 9; whist
section Friday, 10 a. m, March 10; music
section Friday, 3 D. m, March 10; Spanish
section Thursday, p. M. March 16; current
iSS iS bisf sfeseg section FriSsy 10 a. m March IL
March r; department Of social science. Fri
Monday, 10 a. m, March 20; Spanish section.
Monday. 3 p; m. March 20; parliamentary
e-~f- law m
partment OF eivics. Wednesday, 1915 a. m,
March %: art section, Wednesday. 30 p. m,
p. m, March %; whist section. Friday. 10 a.
M. March "a; music section. Friday. 3 p. M,
March -: Spanish section, Monday. 3 p m.
March %: parliamentary section. TUESDAY
1870 D. m. March 2s; whist section, Friday
10 a. m. March 81. Suzanne R. Patch, inan-
kin a2Sl
The San Francisco Council of Jewish
Women held an interesting session on
Thursday last in their Sunday school
rooms of the Temple Emanuel, SUIT
ter street. A paper on Commodore
Levy and judah T. Benjamin" by
Julius Kahn, was the literary feature
of the afternoon. Miss Bessie Rosen-
baum contributed two vocal solos.
On Thursday next the Cap and Bells
will hold a session with the Bard of
Avon, when, under the leadership of
Miss Elinor Croudace, Measure for
Measure" will be given.
On March % Founders day will be
fittingly celebrated. The members will
present place aux Danes" with the
following cast: Portia, Miss Elinor
Croudace; Ophelia, Miss A. Edwards:
Juliet, Miss Helen E. Darling: Lady
Macbeth, Mrs. w: P. Buckingham.
A string sextet, likewise of club mem
bers, will provide the music. those COM
posing the orchestra being: Miss E.
Tooker. leader: Mrs. Austin. Mrs.
Charles Montgomery Stewart. guitars:
Mrs. W. Gage, Mrs. Craig Babin. Mrs.
S. P. Blumenberg, Mrs. G. Barnhardt.
mandolins. The third feature of Foun-
ders' day will be THE Dance of the
Grecian Maidens,' given by Mrs
Squire Varrick Mooney. Mrs. Barn
hardt, Mrs. Blumenberg. Mrs T.
Crothers, Miss Ena Langworthy. with
Mrs. Charles Stewart at the piano.
An excellent programme was pre-
sented at the Papyrus Club last Thurs
day afternoon, with Mrs. w. S. Leake
in the chair. The following numbers
were rendered: wit and Humor'' by
club members; soprano solos, two Sc
lections from Schion Gretlein, Won
Fielitz," Mrs. B. Apple; violin solo,
"Fantasie Caprice; "Dieuxtemps.
Otto Ranhut. piano, Miss Rauhut:
Talk on Painting" Miss E. Almond
Withrow; bsrytone solos, (a) For
Thine Own Sake" Barnard OBJ MY
Own United States,'' Edward w. Boy
sen: vocal selection. selected, Mrs.
Maud Revalk.
1t being Washington's birthday the
programme opened with America" ,"
sung by the club. and Mount Vernon
Bells" arranged by Ella " McCloskey.
Miss Eleanor Haber and Mrs. NJ. B.
Johnson were the special guests of
honor.
The Mothers Club of the South Park
settlement gave a reception on Tues
day afternoon in honor of Miss Mary
Very, recently returned from Japan
The club rooms were decorated with
blossoms, and an elaborate luncheon
was served to seventy-five members
and guests.