The San Francisco call., 1905-06-12
CLUBS INTERESTED
IN OLD CHURCH
MISSION DOLORES a SHRINE
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS WILL SEE IT
BY LAURA BRIDE POWERS.

Have those children of the old Mission
no care-no love for 1T?
The Woman's Club OF San Mateo is
busy making preparations for an open lair
fete, to be held at the Clark polo field on
Bunker Hill day. June H. The proceeds
of this entertainment will be used for
furnishing a juvenile room in the new
Carnegie Library building.
The entertainment will consist of q
parade of decorated pony carts, ponies
and bicycles, a basketball game and
foot races, for all of which handsome
trophies will be awarded. An orchestra
will dispense music and refreshments will
be served by the ladies of the, club. The
whole affair is in charge of the execu-
tive committee, as follows: Mrs. c. z.
Green Mrs. John Johns, Mrs. j. II.
Downes, Mrs. Ernest Coxhead and Mrs.
Fernand Levy.
The annual convention of the Equal
Suffragists will meet in Portland in the
last week in June, concluding its delib-
erations on July g., This Is the first time
the suffragists have honored the West
with an annual convention. and despite
the protests of his Eminence Cardinal
Gibbons a vast interest attaches to this
gathering of women who have the cour-
age of their convictions.
There is no doubt that the eminent
churchman's announcement that you
cannot be in the thick of the battle with
out getting some of the dust-how can
the delicate soul of a woman go into the
midst of the corruption and wrangling OF
political life without being besmirched?
will receive some attention from the in
spired speakers, among whom will be
Mrs Carrie Chapman Gait, Susan b. An
thony Rev. Anna II. Shaw and Mrs.
Charlotte Perkins Gilman.
The broad nature of the topics to be
discussed is seen in the following order
of exercises:
Sunday afternoon Service conducted by Rev
Eleanor Gordon, assisted by Rev. Anna h.
Shaw and Marie Jenney Howe; Sermon Rev.
Monday morning-Reports and addresses Of
state presidents Ccontinued): adoption of plan
of work: amendments to the constitution; re-
port of committee on improved election meth
afternoon-Report of COMMITTEES on legislation
for civil rights, Lucretia L. BlanKenpHIs slr
tionaiizs ,i Our Request for a sixteenth Amend
ment?'; report OF committee on enrolment
Priscilla D. Hackstaff chairman; conference.
How Can We Best Spread Our Ideas In
Other Organizations" Monday evening-(Dr
Cora Smith Eaton. presidingl-Addresses by
Charlotte Perkins Gilman and others
cellaneous business. Tuesday afternoon-Con-
ference, The Initiative and Referendum and
stituency en- W of Mothers tuesday evening
iotte se Perkins f Gilman Gilman reading Of the declara-
tion Of ls4s; address. Carrie Chapman ti csts;
sonsresasonai s.t singing ss. 0enedc
Wednesday morning-Report Of the commit
tee on industrial problems, Florence Kelley;
snd ch1en at Night
Education: unfinished business. "Wednesday
afternoon-organizers Symposium. Miss Gregs.
Miss Miss chase. i5rr Dr.. Woods Wednesday W evening
Addresses by Mary C. Bradford and others;
closing remarks by the president; conEreEa-
Wednesday evenins-Executivs committee at
the Portland Hotel; roll can Of States and Gre
Thursday morning-Executive COMMITTEES at
the Portland Hotel. Afternoon-First Congre-
sational Church, Park an and Maids. Madison streets, streets
Equal Rights Association response. Susan B.
Anthony. credentials: roll call Of the States
of the executive committee, Alice Stone Black
well; report of the corresponding secretary,
report or the ESsnns u
san B. Anthony presiding)-Addresses of well
come: State" Governor Chamberlain; City.
Myers: Pioneer of the Northwest Abigail
Duniway; response. Carrie Chapman Gait;
presidents annual address.
Harriet Taylor Upton; report OF the auditors.
Laura Clay, Cora Smith Eaton; reports OF
Tsnans Ida Ponsr
Boyer; press, Elnora M. Babcock: reports and
addresses of State presidents. Afternoon
Wonans day at exposition and reception to
delegates in Oregon State building. Evening
Carrie Chapman Gait presiding)-Addresses by
Gail LauRhlin, Mary N. Chase and others.
Saturday morning-Reports and addresses of
State presidents (continuedG report of COM
mittee on literature, Carrie Chapman Gait
chairman: distribution Of literature. Elizabeth
J. Hauser Observation-Disclosures. How Can
We Best Utilize the PressT' conference. In
crease of Membership Laura Clay presiding.
Evening HIarriet Taylor Upton presiding)-Ad-
dresses by Frances Griffin Florence Kelley,
Laura A. Gregg