The San Francisco call., 1905-02-01
EBELL WOMEN
ENJOY GOOD
CHORAL WORK
BY ZOE eRTEN RADeIIFTn.

S OAKLAND Jan. :a1.-The last January pro-
gramme at Ebeii was given by the choral
section to-day and was really one Of the most
| enjoyable affatrs OF the month. This section
haz not only grown, but has improved amaz-
ingIy, and the fair audiences that filed the
clubreoms from stage to door gave gratifying
evidence of their appreciation. The ladies OF
the choral were assisted to-day BY the Har-
r1ony Quartet OF San Francisco. who added
several delightful numbers to an already good
programme.
Mrs. A. T. Fletcher and Mrs John Mad
den are the sopranos and Miss Mabel Gordon
and Mrs. Robert Lloyd are the altos OF the
quartet Mrs. Madden was also heard in solo.
She has very sweet. sympathetis voice and
was good to look upon
Robert Lloyd has certainly done sons sx-
cellent work during his dictatorship Of the
choral section. some Of the ensemble singing
being asreeably full and clean cut Mrs
Arthur Moore is the club accompanies and
Miss Edith Adams accompanied the quartet.
The programme was follows:
(a) Minuet patty Stair, (b) The Frogs
Of ths sa Harmony
Quartet: .'sognar' lschiral Mrs. John Mad
den der Robin AaaF Dudley B1sE1; Sno shocsi
(McDoweID, (c) Perpetual Notion" Mrs.
Arthur Moore: "Annis Laurie DUDLEY BuckO.
Iivsn1' srH 9o) ih LULLABY. S Israhms) CSs choral
Mrs. Mary F. Jordan Is curator OF the sec
ton and she with the other members was
Guided Guided Mrs. Edgar Bishop. Miss Graes Bur
reIl Mrs. II. p Carlton. Mrs. B. 8 Hubbard.
B. B. H. Langley. Mrs VIII William Morris, h Mrs. G
B, Parcells Mrs j. II. shanklin. Mrs- F. A
GsSs1 ns Mss erd" Easssaa sshG1a Mrs Mrs Nsvp
Hotchkiss. Mrs. Mary F Jordan. Mrs g. A.
Kisru XII. Mrs F. IT, Mcasnry aso1 Mrs Mrs. MsizO M.o
Wells whitmore. Mrs. NJ J. Bluell. Mrs. T.
c coogan Mrs Hurd. Mrs 2. 3.
Hunter Hnntsr NM Mrs e g MocSaTn Kendall NJ Ms Nc
CIynonds Miss Anita oliver Mrs. J. W.
Scott. Miss Annie Farrier.
to day. and they were so pretty they really
deserve special mention. little rustic fence
81 space 's IN front ont Of the stage. stage AT THE the back
net was gracefully draped and held IN place
Sn Soo Dne ~ n. yellow
were scattered here and there the whole effect
being charming and artistic. Mrs: John d.
Haekett composed the decorating COMMITTEES
for January.
a very pleasant afternoon affair IN honor OF
Mrs John Arnss OF Portland. Or Other
Heaton. Miss Lucy simpson. Miss Ella Miller.
Miss Elizabeth scupham. Miss Charlotte
Miller. Mrs Murrey L. Johnson. Mrs George
Martell. Mrs H. r. worley Mrs. Henry Cor
8rs sGn % A. '0fn Dukes eIes4rn Mrs NJ Hard WIS MIS-
David Haddon Mrs c. +. Rowe. Mrs. J. c.
Hill. Mrs. r. W. Meek, Mrs. G. 3. Lackie,
Miss Ida Larikey.
Mrs. Charles William Camm has sent out
cards for large at home" which will take
place next Saturday at 1T14 Van Ness avenue.
San Francisco Mrs. Carnm formerly Miss
Dorothy Goodcell and has many friends in
Oakland who will be guests at the tea
Miss Mabel Higgins Of New York. who has
been the guest of Miss Helen Chase for some
time, has gone to Pasadena where her family
Is spending the winter. Miss Higgins spraIned
her ankle few weeks ago. which somewhat
marred the pleasure OF her remaining stay,
as several affairs that were being planned for
her had TO be abandoned.
To-day Mrs. William Lynham shiels DIS
pensed the hospitality Of her charming Jack
SON. street home to large number OF friends
from San Francisco.
Tomorrow Mrs Oscar Long sntsrtafns IN
formally at Highlands.
Mr.. and Mrs George Humphrey sntsrtained
small whist club last Friday evening the
highest scores being made by the hostess and
Judge F. B. Ogden.
Mrs. Frank Richardson Wells, who "a visit
ing her parents Mr.. and Mrs. valsntins Hush
in Fruitvale, was the motif for a Charming
luncheon in San Francisco Saturday the host
ess being her sister Mrs Win Mages
Mrs Henry A Buffers will entertain Mr.
Reginald Brooke Of London on February is